... D1ISTRI(YI INTELLIGEN1CEO ; u - f CARDIFF. SUDDIN DnsAT,-Yontorday morning, Mr. Philip Gibbis au old inhabitant at heoath, W io hadl boon aeioddlg at the Great Eastern lHotol, Metilatroot, dicd auddenly. The deceneod lhad for many years Tvi ;e carried on the business of a conitraetor', aind sUccess3' fully conilcted aeveral large undertakings in the Tib localty. )O wastak n M ~bonday, and ...

... AN EXTRAORDINARY CAREER Charles Eagleton has bean committed tor trial at Leeds on a charge of stealing flannel, tbe property of the Mid- land eailway Company, iln November, 1871. The prisoner was in the employ of the Midland Railway Company as a goods checlker. On the 11th November 1871, a truss con- taining a quantity of scarlet nap cloth froan Messrs. Elargreaves nrid Nosini, of Leeks, to ...

... THE PREVENTIONOF CHOLERA. The Local Government Board has published some papers relating to the recent diffusion of cholera I 11urope. in an introduction to these papers, the Board's medical officer, Dr. Si non, remarks that both an Rnstian and English doctors have in the main a common basis of opinion as to cholera. They have hanovoecasion'totoueb the still disputed question of the process or ...

... MARSHAL- MAO1AHON ;) E PmmN-. MARSHA 'MA CIA'NUHOi has given the FrenchliAss+mbly: asharp les6,oni ,its rejecting.the resoid inproposeAd ti. by theovernent-to p geislftodefendthe :pWr ou ere dup - the lPred he.vo ember ji but i When ' either. PUb. li i bodies ori~ X . dividsals, c ass to be sigle minded andistF, ht4r- ward-i'th'eir proceing, the niee'd tlite repeition. of -:resations k'bd- ...

... ,, ,~ . ~, . I 1- 5 I . I I S ) ; . ' I' I , I _ -, .. , . . ! ' I 'At a' moetiing of ?? nrt'6ft' Co~1o'n Counmi A -yesterday, at. which ?? MAYOn prehidedl t6e free W , doin of.s the Cityof Lobdon ,in a gold, baxof the value o career and ec et serb s ?? b 11 rc_ nsur- , udia d bis rdwil~t tliic ceasful mission tokthb ?? Cdh~f'0f'Ric, le34tin~'0'itl*r 'o total abalitios' o'f tbeslave tra de ...

... ?? ?? - - t -g rtign bittligna. ,:?Yjja coml THE MI1NISTERIAL CRISIS IN FRANCE. have MESSAGE 0Or MARSHAL MJACMAHON. seI VEIISAILLES, Jul~y9, Eveninig. dilng The following Message fronm Marshal 'MacMa1icil was founil read to-day in the. \ational Assemnblvy been Al Wher, by the law of thle 20th of Novembers forue so- ath livered the Excecutive power into my hands fror yeoen sof it years, you, by ...

... YMGAIS AT WNEIUTHIUR YMOSODIAD AR UN 0 ARWEIN- YDDION YR UNDEB. 0 Nos Sadwru diweddaf, gwnaed ymgais at wneue. I thur yiosodiad ar Mr. Lewis, un o arweinydd. I ion Undeb Gweithwyr Alcan ?? Cymru. Arwyr yr ymgyreb, fel yr hysbysir, ydoedd gwragedd gweithwyr alcan Cwmbwrla, dialgar. [ wah pa rai a ymddyrehafodd i bitch lled uche4 i wrth weled yr yrmgais ag oedd yn cael ei wuea. thur gan yr ...

... CORRE&OND~ENE. I .a%, nart' I NG p RGLADbTOf -EWWED PEPU ITATLON. Thursday Evening. ed that the Church Patronage ,gil Wi not be taken till Thursday, thad) S-h comittee be not finished on a ?? sitting will most likely tit O19'03 its concluSiOn. There is an in- pdaotd that r Gladstone's withdrawal from i ?? case of the English Ecolesias- 341la7 have ant effect in shortening the biB ?? in ...

... TUESDAY MOhRNINGI JULY 21. 1 In both Houses of Parliamnenl yesterday, ai amessage was received fromu tie Sovereign ou ?? wao,9U. . the subject of a coi-peteut provision for, Prince Leopold. . I In the House of Lords, the Rating Bill wsas t read a secondi time. Thie Earl of Limerick' called attention to the state of the militia enroliiewits. In Committee onit the Factories (health of Womeno) ...

... !IORBTICUL TUR& MIULOG.&SE HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. The smnmcr shovw was terd in tho ball onlSatardsy; and the weatiser being propitious, the various lots for show and competition were br Iought foraard in line condition. liomo beautiful greeuoiuse Ilian ts were exhibited ty NMr Hood, gar- denier at Mains; and also by Mr .7. W. Robertson, Kilmar. dunn4; and 3ir Thomus Watson. The first prize for ...

... ANTICIPATED NEW TRIAL AT THE NEXT MONMOUTH ASSIZES. We are informed that the mmc edebre known as The Pantygoitre Will be revived ;11 i- new trial at the ensuing Monmouth Assizes. Some seven or eight years since it was tried at tho Assize, aod occupied the Court many days, the late Lord Chief Jusri Bovill, then Attorney-General, having been specially retained on the part of the defendant, Mr. ...

... 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 ...