... BRUTALITY TO TtI: P00R [From the South IVales Daily Nem.' At the Kerthyr board of gueardians the other day l lcrk stated that he bad a somewhat novel apjlicat; laybefore the board. A woman, whose husband 'on t the infirmary, asked permission for Dr. was il tad attended him previous to his almission, to be aiowed to see him. The Chairman inquired whether there was ?? ,Pecial Feature in the case ...

... ' THE GOVER NBNT OF LONDON A numerous and influent-ial 'depu-tatioi vaited upon the Right Hon. IL A. Cross on Wednesday afternoon, for the purpose of urging ?? the Government the desirability of instituting such changes in the government of the me- tropolis as would give to it unity and greater powers and cheaper and better government. The memorial presented was as follows.- That the present ...

... LLOYD'S WEEKLY NEWS OFFICE, SUNDAY MORNING. I THIS MOIRNING'S TELEGRAMS. [THROUGH REUTER'S AGOITCY.I GERMIANY. DjsEo , Saturday Night. A High Government official, assisted by the police, has made a search on the Cathedral island for official documents belonging to the Papal Delegates. THE GERMAN PARLIAMENT. Br.LIN, Saturday Night. In to-day's sitting of the Reichstag, 211 members being present ...

... THE nEPORTED CAPTURE Or NANA SAHIB. It is stated that Nana Sahib had written to the Mabarajah Scindia claiming protection, and this led to his capture. He subsequently confessed to the political agent the part he took in the mutiny, but'denied al participation in the massacres at Cawupere. He acknow- ledged himself to be Nana Sahib. Since then he han withdrawn his confession. The Mfabarajah ...

... 20 THE EDITOR OF REYNOLDS'S NEWSPAPER SiR,-The farmers who lately congratulated themselves by the election of Mr. Rodwell, in Cam- bridgeshire, upon the important victory gained by their class over the la:;ourers of that county and of Essex, will probably notbe much disturbed by the incidents of public meetings at Broadelyst in De- vonshire, and Wiveliscombe in Somersetshire. The attention of ...

... THE, CAP'TURE OF NANA SAHIB. io BAY, October 25:-The Times of India states that Nana Sahib wrote to Scindia as follows:-I Since the events of 1857 I have been a miserable wanderer. My strength is now exhausted. I come to you a suppliant for protection. You can kill me or save me.' The Nana and his brother Bala were disguised as religious mendicants. They were brought to the palace and ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE FRANCE. A letter from Paris Fays - It has been estimated by those who are considered competent to form a sound, impartial opinion on electoral affairs, that seven millions of suffrages are secured to the Republican candidates, and that the remaining two millioas of votes would be dispersed amidst the divers factions which are clamouring for a crown. Yet this minority, ...

... P1BLIS8ED ON SUNDAY MORNING, CON'TNING T-THE LATEST INTELLIGENCE OF THE WEEK POSTSCRIP T. LLOYD'S WEEKLY NEWSPAPER OFFICE, S5ATURPAT NIGHT. LATEST ELECTRIC., NEWS. (TEMOUGH REurUE'S AGENCY-) PRANIB AND SPAIN. BAYONNE, Saturday. The Freneh steamer Pionnier, of Bordeaux, when near Cape Mlachicaco, on the evening of the 26th nit., received several musket shots from the Spanish despatch boat, ...

... DREADFUL SHIPWnECr AND LABS or News reached Falmoubth on Saturday week of t foundering in the Bay of Biscay oE the stcamihia t of and from Glasgow to Trinidad. Sie Vneoantoirry very heavy gale for some days, and on Wcdnesdav 'fta noon week parted amidships ?? aank. Tbc t, five of the crew got into on4 boat, five othcrs L ot iar' another, and the reumainder of the crew of ?? nt ha to trust to ...

... BY SPECIAL F.lParss ANID RLECTRIc TELEsGRAPH FROM AL). PARTS OF THP WORLD. THE RELEASE OF COUNT ARNI. SUBSCRIPTION FOR GARIBALDI. A FRENCH SHIiP FIRED ON BY SPANIARDS. Berlin, Oet. 28. The preliminary examination of Count Arnim was brought to a close yeeterday. There being now no cause for apprehending any concealment of facts in the further course of the investigation, the count, in ...

... TILE Prince and Princess of WALES, after more than two ?? from England, retu1r1ned ill excellent health enl Thursday miorning to Marlborough House, and ini the course of the day visited the Empress of RUSSIA, the CzAuuWsTCs, and the Duke and Dachess of EDINBuRGH at Buckiciga Palace, and were visited in turn at Marlborouls House by the EmprCss of RUSSIA, the CzAvEWITCH, and the Duke of ...

... HAMLET AT THE LYCEUM, LAST NIGHT. As the curtain did not fall on Hamlet until some minutes after midnight, we must reserve criticism, and content oursel-es iith recording the produc- tion and reception of the play. No theatrical event has for many years excited so much in- terest. Every seat in the boxes and stalls was booked, and money wais only talcen at the pit and gallery, around the ...