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... LATEST NEWS1341 (SPECIAL & ORDINARY TELEGRAMS.] T tele SPAIN-THIE SIEGE OF BILBAO. Liv laill MIsDRnD, TUEmDAT-A complete rupture has Gel taken place between Senors Castelar and Salmeron. sue tho usblnetl has eseolved to present itself as at of a present composed to the Corteg. sbij The Correponad(miit believes that, in tho event effe of Senor PThstelar's defeat, Senor Charles will be Can ...

... Co'-%:isj OF( w l' ANlR.P WALTi P. 'Eii; L 1 f- iLL I.ND , E ;Q. F RO 0M or it.1.F 0F TESOR It.] 1. IN-ca W O.T ,N) ,\\'u-ssID lv. LcsRT SN!6T, the tecnantry onl the 13 llyis-4iter es~tates cf John NM rih~ollae', EIZ4., D. L., entertaiacd his sea An'1l heir, Andrew Walter Meriholiand,, Esq., at A i-anon.., on tiococcasion of his aslti'ring hi~s Dii' The'i pris ~lingsi took, pllacto in the ...

... I Tiy TICBORNE TRIAL ic ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY-ElGHTH DAY. ;o WEDNESDAY, DEQlEMBER 31. 4 7 The trial at bar of the Tiobborne claimant for I k perjury was resumed this morning, before Mir. I Justice Mellor, Mr. Justlie Lush, and a Mtddleex I 1-spad jury. 4 On their lordships taking their sent upon the I e bench, I it r. Justice Meilor said I am sorry to say the Lord Cthief Justice to unable to ...

... Mil HALLlDAY A DEFENDANT IN a CHAK&E OF CONSPIUACY .SLxniinduses wera issued on Tuesday i.'hOUlIi8 Ha¡¡idny, presidehti M abe Miueu' AlOal¡.tac Mr. agent i iation: aixl several other promiiicut SUk..nd PS U00t°fflC -of Buinlev, ior conspiracv. The recharge That, on the 2Sfch Xov last quarts did combine, eouted-erate and •ef, by oners subtle means, to induce and neT 1 tmineworkmen, and ...

... EXTV&ACT3 FROX eUVCE, STORII5 Ioa S-8UNDaT EVBNII1G8, -Mamala- So otW, Maggie, you uanderstadT all ?? *tery e Lot's wife-don't you ' Magie- Vs lbut f want to know where a1l the sat comes fomn thit isn't made out of lidies. REzssmxe.-Criticising Friend to Ne.voas Man on new horse- 0 ! now I reovllect that mare. Smashem bought her of Cimhem aut season, and she broke a collar-bone bor each ol ...

... ,?e?lk I ? 1. I I 7 .: 4, -. P,- 0 . ?iO ?-?A :q J ? 'Of &' 'A I:i) , ll? ? .. 41 Illinois ?? 1, £cor the 0on 1efJ u vform a et 9iw~~ iyth to pyo,16 the Lberslizem ?? tI e i'aJ ny, w t ?? ' Iin i jrantl fl the 'matten? r il )be 1 fitis ?? 1anriauOflt. Aa` t ith y ...

... , CPRESS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAMB.] THE INDIA AND CHINA MAILS. A deputation of stean rhip-owners waited on Mr. Dodson and Dr. Playfair, yesterday, at the Treasury, to represent thle injury to their trade by the subsidising of the Penin- sular arid Orientall Comp v. BMr. Holt, of Liverpool, said they ?? the company lhal aslked the Government to nllow them to carry the mails through the Suez Cneal, ...

... j,&TEST TELEGBlAMS I E EBNCI CHIURCH IN. ROME. c ?? ?? owN eo0Io~rONm.) fr ROM, WEDNXEDAY AraRROON. Colonel Lalaye, the French ?? Attacie, t baviug died, the French Church of Saint Louis efused to celebrate the obsequies, on the ground iat Italian troops would be present. The funeral eremony has just been celebrated therefore at w UIan Marcello, through the intervention of Prince oi 9lumbert. ...

... S PE CIAL CORRESPONDENCE. (By PRImATB TEmoEGRAH.) LONDON, Wednesday Night. The Local Governacnat Board is busily engagnd working up the materials for thc Rating Bill to be introduced by the Government next session, ft is understood that the measure will contain soene features not embraced in the bill of last year. The now bill will be the chief feature of next session. The Free Trade League, ...

... NEATH. VT OUNDIN& A W IPE. James Harris, commonly known as J,,xiiLiy Acwti %Lts brought up before the Mayor yestenlay charged with cutting and wounding his wife on the—.th December. Irom the evidence taken it pears that on the clay mentioned Mrs. Harris received 4s..rom the prisoner to buy some provisions, and went out for tiiat purpose. Upon ha returu her husband asked her to give an account ...

... TRINITY CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. — On Tuesd.iy evening the Rev. W. Joseph, late of Porthcawl, was pub- licly recognised as the pastor of the above church. Able and appropriate addresses were delivered to a numerous and appreciative audience. Mr. Daniel Lewis presided. The Revs. I'. C. Williams, D. Ll. Jenkins. J. Waite, B. A., J. Davies, and \V. Fergus (Presbyterian) took part in the services. t ...