... [SX'BCIAL TELEGRAM iNtE. ELY. WWi Tj,;a n v,f^t-(» ice wmoa excited cuuSitjyr } evening. rK% V 1 nt, EW this mormutr, rr, at« of th« ■» BWrsWfcr he l1 f th syst™1 of Pllvate d that »JSSs1 :r°r.s • ^ta'ol; i -(--i Lt he considered the K. an T' J- V* whioh had of been a » ,U f, ^onco .formi.-ts, and Jn o»P and 10f- e h id le ...

... A return was is»tn d yesteni.. v which shews the totsl strength of rae for-c (exclusive of native levies and est Indian li-i oeiits) engaged in the prosecution of in Ashiuitee was 2,507 of 0 ...

... pupping Jntelltgnue. GOVERNMENT SIGNAL STATION, LIZARD. [Ships reported by AItssrs. Wit. BROAD & SONS, Lloyd's and Ship Agents, iuhnouth, and the Lizard, as leaving PASSED THE LIZARD.] [SPKCIAI, TKLEGRAM.] WEDNESDAY. Morning: Passed east: John Broaden, steamer, yacht Ageria, of l'oole, Italian barque Aspasia, for I1 alniouth. J'assed west steame-is Vulture, of Lon- don, Cymba, of Dublin, Erin, ...

... ARISTOCRATIC DEMOCRACY. If the SECRETARY of STATE for INDIA had not been born the second son of a Marquis he would ave een a Radical in political economy and a lev m socia. politics. As it is, the Marouis of SALISBURY sometimes kicks over the aristocratic traces, and vindicates the power of honest instincts and convictions against the narrowing influences-of caste and class. When the ...

... THE SAKITTRY^CONFERENCE AT rflie Committee appointed by the Sanitary Co to cOnsider quarantine regulations Proposes that in ports there shall be no quarantine th*t yf^lthy ports shall be allowed to enter freely ano^ fr0m infected places shall undergo propel and sick and healthy men to pass undei j fe sick to be treated according to the conditions o Ifce. The healthy shall be allowed to depait ...

... NOTORIOUS ELLEN SWEENEY.—At the Borough Fhlr, ^°U yeS ty' -,ir -f- Cameron on the bene*, ■WM UP iur the lUth time street ,fn^P, T ?Ulltj °f riotous conduct in College- waTnot ,1 »ni y tlght last On this Elien l'tn-mr'c wl t S Lad not made Use of obscene HlS W°rshiP ...

... We publish in another column a letter from the Rev. D. HowELL, Vicar of St. John's, on the question at issue between the South IVales Daily News and the Rev. F. W. PuLLER. We desire to speak of Mr. HowELL with all the respect which his character as a Christian and his position as a clergyman demand, and, therefore, will not say that he must know that his letter does not in the slightest degree ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS.—WEDNESDAY. The Speaker took the chair at 12.20. HURRIED LEGISLATION. Mr. McHENRY gave notice that on going into Com- mittee on the Supreme Court of Judicature (Ireland) Bill, he should call attention to the circumstances under which the h'ill was read a second time at so late an hour last night that no report could reach Ireland, and should move that that Bill be postponed ...

... The directors of the Alliance Bank announce a at the rate of S per cent. the City Bamc, ly Standard Discount Company, 12 P'er cen.u.ona. District Company, 10 percent. and the Lo»;u ...

... A COCK AND BULL STORY—At the police-court on Mon- day, before Mr A. de Rutzen, Joseph John, contractor, Twynyrodin, was charged with cutting and wonndisg a labourer named Wm. Dilleystone. Mr Plews defended. The evidence of complainant and a lad named Heardman tended to show that while walking up Twynyrodin on Saturday night prisoner called after them, and afterwards ran up and struck ...

... THE state of crime in G la morgansb ire- i ts amount ftnd character—ought to be a question of para- mount importance to all interested in the progress and improvement of the county, socially and OaoraHy. To the politician and the political Economist, but more especially to the moralist and Christian teacher, the charge of Mr. Justice to the Glamorganshire Grand Jury in Opening the Assizes at ...

... BEWARE OF PIRATICAL IMITATIONS OF ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLASTER.—Owing te the wonderful sale these celebrated plasters have obtained by their curative properties in lumbatro sciatica, rheumatism, pains in side and back, and, in short all pains and local affections, some unprincipled parties have been manufacturing and offering for sale spurious plasters ivnt i«T»n such a manner so as to deceive the ...