... -VACATIN LE T JL ' I 00 Aa A0'- ?? - ?? ' ' - ' 44 LO'iDOu, Frday ?? Tlni cup: 9f th,, ulers of the Pitrk turns out to be ?? it, wa, tated to be in this colomn ' last weekr. 'S'aramenlltntenldedthat the should have' ,arliamgen ti 'consideration bfo-r theyd : weire,. pub. sd, .nd h- this they never reelyved. ,Tlweo is'no qeti~onthat thisis the g~raveatbiunder chargeable againt any o nt elnee ...

... LATEST TELGRAMS. XTIE 1POLITICAL CRISIS IN FRANCE. I (BYy sLmAdSI'E TiconUOUPL') (FnrOM OUR OWN cOURESrPONnlrNT.) PARIS, FrMAT NIGTr. The political crisis still continues. M. Thiers attended the Kerdrel Committee to-day, and it is probable that he will attend it again to-morrow. I mr inclined to think that the Committee's report ainot be lade public until Monday. The members maintain the ...

... THE RAID ON THE CITY BETTING- HOUSES. ■^be examination of the persons apprehended by the Mice took place before the Lord Mayor of London on The Justice-room of the Mansion House was crowded to excess, the defendants alone occupying nearly *be entire portion of the Court set aside for the public. The first case taken was that against Mr. Morgan, the ^fcdlord of the Rising Sun public-house, ...

... The German papers ^criticise the Presidential Message of M. Thiers with great interest, and enter iully into its general purport. The North German Gazette says that the vital point of the Message, so far as it regards foreigners, lies in the enunciation of the principle that Every Government must be Conservative, and that Society will tolerate no other form. It is through the Conservative ...

... Tus Rome correspondent of the Mornivg Post, writing on November 14, says :-At last Signor Mancusi, the much-pitied prisoner of the brigand chief Manzi, has been set at liberty; 65,000 ducats (£1l,000) extorted from the Mancusi family durinD the long detention of the captive probably seemed to the astute chief about all the money he was likely to receive from that source, and so, on the . Gth ...

... - - - . FPIDAY.-Since yesterday the barometer has risen a little in Scotland and on the eastern shores of tho North Sea, but fallen elsewhere, chiefly on our south-eptst coasts. Readings continue lowest at our western and northern stations. The gradient from Fani to Thurso is 0 07in,, while that from Biarritz to Valentia is nerly 0'i05in, per fifty miles. Temperature has iacreased in the ...

... We in no tony hold ourselves responsible for the o~pinion of correqZsondesst. We og'er am fair field to all, and shall never refueti7 insertion to letters,frorn mholsosoctr they, comne, ?? they are lotally irrelevant, un~rea- sonably long, or personally abusive.-ED. P. C. TOWN'S SCAVENGING. TO TnE SuITOR 0F TRs PRESTON CHRONICLE. SxI,-It would not be amiss if the Garstang-road, be- tween the ...

... A TALE OF HORROR. In the little town of Minnelinsk, in Russia, there lived a miller with his family. A few weeks ago three Tartars surprised the miller, his wife, and a young giï whilst they were asleep. The malefactors, after bindiug them, subjected the miller and his wife to the most cruel tortures until they told them where the money and other valuables were. The monsters then killed thè ...

... IS A BELIEF IN SPIRITUALISM INSANITY? kyns auDlipTf °f ^ueeil's Bench' yesterday, Mr. Jen- Commit IF •a cnminal luformatlou against five Lonka T ers, ia Lunacy for having caused Mrs. uisa Lowe, the wife of a beneficed clergvman of the nurch of England, to be improperly detained ia a & ic It was stated tlint in coHseoucucG of various dissensions Mrs. Lowe had been separated from her husband, ...

... CARDIGAN. LAW EXAMINATION.—We are glad to learn that Mr. Johri Danes, Ship Inn, has passed successfully the preli- minary examination of the Incorporated Law Society. Mr. Davies read up for his examination under Mr. D. Palmer, B.A. STAMP OFFICE.—Mr. Lewis Evans, chemist, has been appointed by the Government to succeed Mr. David Davies, as stamp distributor for the Cardigan branch. ...

... MR. DILLWYN AND HIS CONSTITUENTS. To the Editor of the SOUTH WALES DAILY NEWS. SIR,—The announcement in your columns this morn- ing that our worthy member intended at no distant date to render us an account of his stewardship, gave me, in common with hundreds of other electors, considerable gratification. It is to be hoped, however, that it has not been arranged as intimated in your issue that ...

... GENERAL NEWS. Sir. Brie, chief Charity Commissioner, rosigno I. A respectable Buxton chemist, Mr. John Acicu, /.rs co.'iiw.ted suicidu by rrkit^ pmssic acid. iVo Liberals and ono Conservative returned at fee municipal elections at i n: nsisiple are, it is said, to be petitioned against on the ground of bribery. There is no truth in the report that 3Ir. Aj rton is to succeed Sir Richard Temple ...