... DISTRICT INTELIAGENCE. r. Io a inaugural meitirfn for the comic sccaion of th 0e oyal institute o British Architects, at which Mr. I, Nenry C. Harris, of the Indian Cipvi Engineering a College, Cooper's-bill late of Cardiff, was elected a an sscate. M~r. Varvisi wa nominated by the ,, following gentlemen :- a r M. Dig, y 9 MR.J.is.A. ; Professor Ilayter Lw~ e ?? Co leg London * and Mr bad ...

... - CARI;F 1. '.FIRM Y . THE; CARDIFF 19FIRMXA11Y. , . 1- , I I I . ?? . ?? -A. special meeting of the governors of thi insl- ?? toation is announced to take plae at the Town-hall, .Card Ii;to-morrovv, for the purpose of considering' .in effer mee by the Marquis of Bate for. the i.ate 1 of four Aords-of land asas aite for a now infirmary, ' ,and, if'approvedi of accepting the said offer. - , ...

... TEE BALA ANDCAMBRI&NRAILWAY DISPUTE. 1-- / C[:_ v D 1 ?x. IF The Railway cammissioners (Sir F. Peel,. Mr. t re I MNamara, and Mr. W. P. PrIce) met yesterday to to a, give judgment in the caue of the Bela, and Dolgelly in le Railway Company v. the Cambrian Railway Corn- LI. pany. it was an application to define the terms o it upon which running powers over the Dolgelly ky ad Earmouth Railway, ...

... On Saturday night three carriages of the Midland ex- press from Manchester to London ran off the rails be- tween Els tree and Mill Hill. One carriage was smashed to pieces. One passenger was killed, and many others werainjured. The line was not cleared for eight hours. The TagblcUi has received intelligence from St. Peters- turg, according to whidr estrange rumours are in circula- w tnere of ...

... THE CARDIFF TOWN CLERK AND THE SOUTH WARD ELECTION. It is to be regretted that the Cardiff TOWN CLKRK is either unable or unwilling to u leave well alone bejiuiet ? » Was Lor d- BOURNE'S constant remonstrance to imprudence and unwisdom. Yesterday the TOWN CLERK was sufficiently imprudent to ventilate at the Council meeting a rather serious matter, which we have hitherto abstained from noticing ...

... The hearing of the summonses against Joseph Aspinall. W. Whyte, Samuel Gurney Fry, Charles Knocker, G. p. Knocker, and John Saunders Muir for alteged conspiracy to defraud certain members of the Stock Exchange, was re- sumed yesterday in the Court of Common l'lens, Guildhall, London, before Alderman Sir Andrew Lusk, Ilart., M.P. George Sylvan Harris proved applying for O shIITes a the request ...

... MORE SEIZURES OF -PUTRID FOOD. S, CARDIFF T4,4DESkMEX FINED. 7 ;, At the borough' police-court, on Friday (before cr a MIr. B. 0. Jones and Aderman Alexander), James It Scours, a shopkeeper, ea-rying on buolness at Lower Lg Station-terrace, Cardiff, was charged by the in- 5 t- spector of nuisances with selling and exposing for d t. sale six hams unfit for food. i n Inspector James said that on ...

... r- T. if. Williams, student of this college, has passed ino*c°nd 13. A. examination at the University of London e First Division. ...

... STABBING AFFJLIAY OF BOARD A CARDIFF TUG. v,At ,H. CYu'&$borough police-court y^terday, before ffc-R. O. Jones and Dr Evans, SamuelIlalloway was S^ghtup, on remand, charged with haying stabbed William May in the n. ck and thigh on board the tug-boat Milo, while lying off Sharpness Point on Saturday aight Ust. Mr L. T. Reece appeared on behalf of the prisoner. The evidence, which has already ...

... ITOTES ON AGRICULT UBHL (BT S SPSCIAt COHTBtBUTOB.) The com trade is almost -^without variation, It ain7 downward change has occurred in anything, it has been r. slight fall in wheat in some of the provincial markets this, too, in the face of a small supply of home growth, which shews the confidence millers and merchants all over the country have in the coming foreign deliveries. Malting ...

... GOVERNMENT SIUiNAL STATION, LIZARD. [S&yw reported by Messrs WM Broad & Sons, Lloyd's and Ship Agents, Falmouth, and the Lizard, as having PASSED THE LIZARD. 1 [SPKCIAL TELEGRAM.] SATURDAY.—Morning: passed east: steamers Tyne- mouth Castle, of JNorth Shields, JS'icolaiff, l'almouth John Byng, oi London, Swansea, Dieppe, Lady Alax- well, of Liverpool, French brig flying K T D N, for Falmouth. ...

... LUT^BS:; atM%6 «r A^rew Guniey Fry Mi rv Js«ph Aspuiall, Mr. Saniuel SaundL^irWiirG^« it-o-ker, Mr. John Whyte, appear,d on an ...