... ITALY AND THE VATICAN. ( A special teleqjvanf from Paris states that the Unircrs mentions a report tlvat the Italian Government is about to issue a memorandum, calling attention to the danger accruing to Italy from the intrigues going on at the Vati- can. It says that the Italian Government can no longer tolerate that a permanent conspiracy against itself should be,calTied 011 in its very ...

... HORRIBLE CRUELTY TO A FLOCK SHEEP. At the Merthyr pett} sessions on Saturday, Jama* y Corfield, a dealer, was summoned by Superintendent Thomas for cruelly ill-treating a quantity of sheep. It appeared that a flock of 81 were booked at Waterfwrd on Tuesday evening and arrived in Milford at 2 a.m. the following day. At 6 they were sent on to Merthyr, and arrived at 6.40 p.m. It was believed ...

... c ^port-no Jtueiliggme. LIVERPOOL AUTUMN M BLETING.—YESTBBDAT. BECHER HURDLE HANDICAP. A mile and a half, over six hurdles. Fl ...

... THE SOU'M^T AFF()}^DABLLLE IRON TRAHE. %d^LYgRHAMPTOy' Wednesday. — Wales, Cleveland, ••W a'^ C()mpeted for orders to-day. Welsh bard jr*8 15s per t in, 15s under the lowest quotations in 8oitKl8trict levelar,d plates were bought equally under taJ* Staffordshire prices. Belgium common hars £ 8 delivered in London, where they competed J'y for certain shipping orders. Barrow forge pifc'8, (V.DR ...

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... Yesterday Mr. Higgins, Q ( ? BEFORE Vice- Chanccllur Malins in SUPP1*' OKNN 'T°' ^'ED by ore d 1 tors to the extent of £ 749 AND for the winding-uu of this railway C'T1,L)A IR'P.C 1COnapaiiv obtained Acts of Parliament in A?D 1867 f.-r the construction of a line of RAIL^J FU„ C°nnty of (i LHMIO'AN. The only asset OT CT?lnpaiiy was the £ 10,000 deposited in ACCOR ,NCE WITH THE requirements of ...

... The quarterly meeting of the town council was held on Monday morning, for the purpose oflelectirig a mayor for the ensuing year, and also to elect aldermen. It was re- solved, on tue proposition of Alderman Thomas Jones, seconded by Mr John Rees, that Mr Philip Williams, the mayor, i-liould be re-electtd. Mr Peter Jones read an extract fn.m the rtpoit ...

... To the Editor of the SOUTH WALKS UAU.T NEWS. SIR,—The Mayor's banquet at the Royal Hotel Cardiff- last night, was in every way a success, and fully tained the proveibial hospitality of the chief magistrate of the capital of Wales. I have had the privilege of beinjr present on many such occasions, and may venture to sw that the company was thoroughly representative in it character, was, perhaps ...

... MOVILLK, Allan matil steamer Nova Scotian, from Quebec, arrived here at two o'clock this morning landed the mails, and proceeeded for Liver- pool. „ QUKBNSTOWIT, Tuesday.—The National steamer Spain arrived here from New Yoik at nine o clock this morning. PLYMOUTH, Tuesday. -ThO,,ULiod Company B steamer European arrived in Plymouth Sound at 11.30 this morning.. T, HUEST CASTLB, Tuesday.—The ...

... The Morning Mail treats it as a bid for office, and heads its srtlde with the words Bearing up for the Port pro- tenant. It Snys Mr. Gladstone, having failed to establish his Protestantism— or as we ought, perhaps, rather to say, haTirg failed to put himself again en rapport with the English mind—discerning its present tendency, is about to make another effort to outbid Mr. Disraeli. It ill a ...

... LIBELLING AN M.P. Yesterday, in the Court of Exchequer, sitting: in bane. before BaronsBramwell and Clea»l>y,Mr. Char es louip on made an application to their lordships on be la o tie plaintiff in the caM of Turner v. T?ame», mthe Solicitor-General, Mr. John Holker, 4- .•> the plaintiff*s lea.ling counsel, had at the pievio » si lug o( =. nl« ni»i. calling upon the defendant to shew cause why ...

... THE SOUTH WALES COAL AND IRON TRADES. THE IRONWORKfcliS AND THEIR MANAGER AT EBBW VALE. A deputation has waited on Mr Richards, according to appointment, to learn the present terms of the reduction, and was introduced by Mr. Janeth Forge, manager. We need hardly state that the reception given to the nun was of the most cordial and concilia!o y mature. Mr. Richards assured them that at one time ...