... Friday Evening. GLA6soo CusToms RvEN1E.-The following is 6 a comparative statement of the Customs revenue 3 at this port for the mouth ended May 31, with the four preceding similr periods:- Month ended May 31, 1872'.£.,86,828 1 I to ~ , ?? 71, 73 6 4 1870. 81,1'2 6 7 I' II ?? 8 3 1868 ?? 74,818 2 8 GBwEOCx CusTovs Rrvmquj-The following is the return for the month ending 31st May, 1872, ...

... LATEST TELEGRAMS. G CARD I AX OFF, ICE, Frillll!4 a.m. THE SUPPLEMENTAL ARTICLE. NEW YORK, Wednesday.—The British Government declines to accept the Supplemental Article as amended, but no definite response has yet been received. NEW YORK, Thursday.—Satisfactory explanations respecting the Senate amendments have been exchanged between the English and American Governments. The Herald ...

... PONTYPRIDD. PETTY SESSION'S.—DAMAGE.—Hannah Davies sum- moned Jane Davies for damage done to her window, in which two panes, were broken, and for breaking the knob of the door and injuring panels. Mr. S Edwards Price prosecuted and Mr. Simons defended. The dispute ap- peared to have arisen out of some neighbourly emnioies on the night of the 21st instant, which was the culmina- tion of ...

... REPORTED DEATH OF DON CARLOS. While the telegrams from Spain these last few days I have announced the pacification of Navarre and Biscay, in consequence of the amnesty proclaimed by Marshal Serrano, they have been altogether silent regarding a re- port which is current in Madrid. This is to the effect that Don Carlos is dead, and that Serrano has sent inti. mation of his death to the Duchess ...

... PARIS, Fridaay. ,,'ITDAY the Assembly made up for the time which it lost in the general scussiof of the Army Organization Bill by voting no fewer than five ;inportant articles with hardly any discussion. Compulsory service was greed to with an amount of unanimity which showed how wisely g Thiers acted in withdrawing his opposition to that measure, which even 1,'gr. 1)p11nlorip considered it ...

... Advertising is to Business what Steam Power is Commerce. Macaulay. THE CARDIFF AND MERTHYR GUARDIAN has been lished nearly Forty Years, and is the OLDEST IY PAPER IN THE DISTRICT. It circulates exteiisi^' among THE FAMILIES of South Wales—the Nobuj Clergy, Gentry, Solicitors, Iron Merchants, L Owners, Builders, Estate Agents and Farmers, &c., of Glamorganshire and the adjoio1 Counties. TO ...

... NEWPORT. i inc. At about a quarter to six on Thursdav morning a. hie was discovered at the shop of Mr. K J. G-ill, Com- mercial-street, by John Bean, who happened to be pass- ing at the time. He gave an alarm, and Sergeant Wimuele, in company with P.C. Rees, obtained the reel aud hose from the Town-hall, which with great prompti- tude they attached to the hydrant, and soon succeeded in ...

... SOUTH WALES TEMPERANCE AND PRO- HIBITIVE ASSOCIA TION. The business of the association was commenced on Wednesday, at half-past nine, by a prayer meeting, which was held in Adullam chapel, when the services were conducted by the Rev. Job Miles, of Merthyr. At eleven o'clock a conference was held at the Hope chapel, High-street, when the chair was taken by Mr. Thomas Williams, of Goitre. ...

... GENERAL INTELLIGENCE. SUSPECTED WFFE MUEDE2 NEAR 1 LLANELLY. 1 [Special Telegram].. Yesterday morning what it is strongly suspected will prove a case of wire murder was reported in Llanelly, as having occurred at Bryti. A man named Price, a labourer living at the latter place, was seen carrying the dead body of his wifa.to a field in that neighbour- hood. He was stopped, and his account being ...

... ELLE1N WILLIA-M kAR DYN DU. I *! ?? I. 1 , -, ?? . . .. 1 1 J ?? A A- ?? gwsneddei. wed3 ei gymilMIsJ at= o r AkwerA:s~~UO ;.bioo Tales).: .WI~ThU*U uin e& t.Awr Dywyll, adl wa iau-, a& ~T~ i e' ystrlW. JY$munaiw EfJotlnereln- ad fy ngwlad mown modd nejildul at yr hauesyn difrifol a ganlyn. Y mae y.r enw y peri i ni gasgla ei bod o haniad Cgvmreig; a thybiai Mr. Ashworth mnaboprmea oedd ...

... ibv g Notice is given of very inany alterations in the d train arrangements for June, which will be duly printed in 3- our Time Table next week. The company's book; for the aI current month were not ready when we went to isrcss. a. THE HEALTH OF THE BonovuG.-Our readers will *c be pleased to hear that our borough (after having descended t t as low as seventh in the list of the populous places) ...

... The twenty-fourth annual show in connection- with this important agricultural ealociation took place yesterd ay, in the South Avenue of Hamilton Palace-, and in a field at Huttonbank. It was feared that the report~s of foot-and-mouth disease which were current some time agas being pre- valent in the South Haugh, would have had the effect of reducing the number of entries ; bu, from the ...