... PARIS, Nov. 9.—The intelligence received here relative to the official Madrid despatch, announcing the entry of Don Carlos into France and the abandon- ment of the siege ef Irun, states that this news and other reports circulated on the subject are incorrect. Despatches from Hendaye announce that the Car- list bombardment of Irun recommenced with great vigour to-day from the San Marcial ...

... FROM OUR .LONDON, SATURDAY FT, Somebody has been trying to hoax t e sain. This time an announcement 0 Queen's death was reported. Great seems to have been caused in square but the Times has been too often -ft,! publish such an announcement without 1 4 t and inquiry revealed the untruth of the1 co^n y cation BO the Times this morning pubus is ...

... ACCEPTANCE OF THE REDUCTION AT DUWLAIS. THE CONDITION OF TRADE. [FROM OUR SPECIAL COKRESPONDEKT]. MERTHYR, SUNDAY. Yesterday was a day of considerable excitement in the neighbourhood of the various ironworks, in consequence of the expiration of the notices which had been given for a further reduction in wages, and the determination ex- pressed by the men at different places to give up work ...

... tST CmrOD MAGISTERIAL PROCEED th„ Vi »4'h,et re pectibilicy, and ^bose identity C^oncetled b .th by the magis1d with being1- on for hearing. The three were Ch g waa rf- and di.wriejy, and against one of tiwm t« Kv' thfr c'i.irg'?f. of having violently ,abS :t0 was 'I'he landhidv of the hotel, whose incoD S^ieLl/ oijsdi ve.i, u'.n summoned for havl o -i1t -d druulceuue -t. 1 iie bench imposed ...

... CAUTION TO WATER DRINKERS. A disagreeable discovery has been made at Tooting. At an official inquiry which was opened on Tuesday by the Government Inspector of Burial Boards into certain alle- gations respecting the ar. an^menU of looting Cemetery, it incidentally transpired that the entire drainage of the cemetery is conducted into a neighbouring diteh, wbich discharges itself into the River ...

... To the Editor of the SOPTH W lla DAILY NEWS. Six,-Plume allow me to present a few facts to your readers, seeing that by some mysterious means Cardiff is not to have a Schooi Board, like Penarth, ene of the out- Jying suburbs. Tue name of the present vicar of St. Mary's, with the Rev. Mr. Cleaver, his patron, is published in the list of that Jesuistical society, called The Confraternity of the ...

... THE CARDIFF RAIL\VAY~~yTATION. One of the mischiefs of an uncontrolled mono- poly is seen in the continued existence of that inconvenient, dirty, mis-shapen, windy, cold-pro- ducing, and dangerous structure known as the Great Western Railway Station at Cardiff. Few of this company's stations in Sonth Wales are models of elegance, or comfort, or convenience but now that the Landore station is ...

... A N OVER . DEArir Oil A CHiLI) ) 1 :Oo@i JBu ¾;i:n:.-Aun inliejeent;S w hi 1 lit the El loplint ' run, New--treat, onl PSitunlay, bl lifoie 7[. Feotlee, E-., ?? coroneor, oi lIbody, th of chili, Sio: ?? of tllT, nlolloed C(arolinll I'ic who die4l li ol the p'svvoiu Tlmhee-day. Abhoot three moethI ngo tile c pacelitk of ?? who ael :e ;1 p'evr aircite:-telas. left th home to ho hp p vllcy at ...

... L1ETTERS X0 TBE. F iF0DtTOR. lit -O f-ll- ?? citoft i ,ul 'liii styill ' loal i I 1Itl fi) vitr 'I,,pil. ?? -i:iti.'n i i~taL) wif vi ia-il IthIIMin the1 il ally go i 1)UCKLAND POLICE STATION. c, i1e tollI SE51,-Alhltw Ino ji a I 1itl ti tao 1 i ?? aolualetyv ku1. colimilft.. Thr'' li. a politc -t'atlim~l 6AI-t orveti ait the Oallf Elftll111 Newc iiv Il .i1thtiti I, tit at co-i ?? 1il.al1Wa ~o ...

... , HER MAJESTY'S JOURNEY TO WINDSOR The Queen, hecoimpanied by the pri Beatrice and suite, loft Baluniorsh ?? shortly af ter one o'olock, and posted to Ballak ?? the royal train was in BallwkR ?? to Windsor. The wea to r I cold., At Ballater a guard of hiour ftite b {J)nke of Edinburgh's Own ji hls ofte , drawn.up, under codmmad of CaptW 1L, and gave a roa! Caout att a Earl of Kintore, Provost ...

... The ordinary fortnightly meeting of the above body was held in the Board-roomattheExchange, yesterday, Mr M. Fowler presiding. NMSANCE AT PICTON AND BILLINGUAK STBTAVONeS. The Clerk read a letter from the North-Eastern [Railway Company, stating that their architect reported that the sanitary condition of Picton station was good, hot there was a cesspool belong. ing to nn adjoining public-house ...

... THERE is much food for reflection in a study of the political situation ia France now and twenty-six years ago. The resemblances and the contrasts are equally striking. Towards the close of 1848, as at the present moment, the soldier who had been instrumental in quelling the insurrec- tionary forces of Paris held the supreme power, with which he was very loth to part, and which he believed ...