... THE VISIT, OF THE - i 'CZAR I ACCIDENT TO THE IMPERIAL YACHT. DISAPPONTM9NT-AT GRANESEND. ARRIVAL OF THE. EMPEROR AT *DOVER. DEPARTURE FOR WINDSOR. The Emperor of Rugsia. eimbirked ?? at. 10 o'clock on Tuesday night for England on board the Imperial yacht. On leaving the port, however, the yacht ran aground, and the Car's. arrival ('which was to have taken place about noon on Wednesday) was ...

... ItE, UTER'S AND CENTRAL NEWS TELEGRAMS. THE FRENCH ASSEMBLY. ▼WTIRATTT FS Tuesday.—The National Assembly -I to D« Ser the rece8s. There was no Pres.- S £ £ WT»S REM'. APFCET ^dld KriSSSt VicVlWlents, and Secretaries mill be elected to-morrow. GREAT FIRE IN PARIS. •p ,—TR Mav 12.—There was a considerable fire yesterday in the Cite Ouvruresituated Hue Crozatier^ in the Bastille quarter. Several ...

... To the Editor of the SOUTH WALES DAILY NEWS SIR,—Will you kindly afford me a small space in your paper to correct the wrong impression which has and will be created by the statement (which appeared in yester- day S Western Mad) of the burglary committed in my house on Sunday evening. J As regards the caution I received, that was six months ago. and to this effect-that I had better not leave ...

... srssVri'M.& t state of things at the works in GlamoS ? -part1/ to not so brisk, and prices declined fSm ♦ re^&c-' wa* on catt'e. There was also a timiwJf* TH^RF?ES S]?EEV'AND HOW*1™ at the fair in April. les^»Ught after than ...

... CAiiLTLx'. TIIE LATH LEV. J. {imejv.S of :■■ late 1l be held at H;» nu'i-t-!r. et i. ti -.»• pr,, new Cemetery. Mr. (Mves be n^r isit ;y kn-iwr.' ..n-J so universally es-„ei meil. su.ii lii iu ^l ai- oeni,luii'ic. there will !-e n.t si: at .ei-Loce ...

... HORSE SHOW.-We are glad to stat. that at the Tivy- side Horse Show, held at the Kmlyn Arms Hotel, New- castle-Emlyn, on Friday, th. first prize in the first class was awarded to the thoroughbred horee Artful the property of John Connick, Esq., Fishers' Arms Hotel, Whitland. Artful is a handsome brown horse full 16 hands high, and is closely related to winners of the Derby and Newmarket races. ...

... TbA mm realized »t the sale of Landseer'l paintings Jestfi^av was £ 18,500. The total sales thus far erday and there are yet four more days. J^'SJke of Teck and Prince Christian were present taterday. ...

... APPREIHENSION O1r' A SUPPOSED BURAGLAR AT SWANSEA. At the police-court, yenterday (bofore the mayor), A a repulsive loohing fellow, appareutly Rabo't tlirby o years of oge, was brought up in custody on sus- picion of having conlniitted a burglirly, at. Bridg- end, on the niight of the 6tlh inst. On thc night fia question the house of Mr. Alfred B. Price was en- tered and a silver detsart ?? ...

... PVHLELJLIGENCE. ?? , k N O EL, ?? 1>:i, MAIYA :1.-l-'To-T?ay the Left ( .: e! t~a ,ely attended 1Ii3etifl, and ?? , ling of orppoitiol to t1he policy of .. ?? 1rev.ied. fhe iigh, and 1, L l, p hold a large meeting, I tiH .UC~WU ~I(~ oiu1,sibtuional Bill : AC.C~i,,-,SL ?? THE K[G LTOF (Ij ?? 1 Ha.C;:?, ?? iv 11..-The twenty-fifth :.mver',y o the w:ce0aion of the King of ?? ?? celebrated to ...

... - . H . 1 The. Paris correspondent of the Hour wrie :- Every people in more or less vain, but in France vaity is more general and more doetly rooted Y. in any other country I know. of, Vaity ha been the cauee of every revolution whic haa,convtuied thin unhappy Ilad1 because to vanity are owing those fresh ideas of equality which sap And devour it. No one will acknowledge a. superior. Thosa who ...

... MAT FAIR.—This fair has just been HTH better attended than usual at this time of WAS great show was made of cart horses?PRIC^ FT* A ran very high. Sheep were in ABUNRLL^ *S'* buyers. Cows and oxen were not too plen«F,?I T ? I their prices. The pleasure fair in T&T • KEPT crowded. LA THE evening was ...

... Ou Friday evening last a ,?ani^d Henry Whitame, employed by the j* Cctmercial. Hotel, on proc^ediiig tu tiie ouaci- ser /«d he bodyr of a iniin ^uspendeu by the ^r°l'*v whjh was. fast to a beam in the root. Hs » e called Ispector liees, wha immediately cut the man (IOWD, when it waa fonnd that he was dead and cola. a.ne body tured out to be that of FhillipfD,°^)Vt^e tii,Tnght'- Wh° SemS ,0 ...