... A1 A1MII'G RAIA lWAY AICiDENT I I s EAR I\ N TW PORI. OS N TI WEUlSlTEt VAIA.LYS COIUSOI3lr OS NONV. o towli of Newport WWI throT, LULO great toln lant night by thle nown that a coliliolo COfl¶\f°- 'd on the Weatern Valleys branch or tho %Nd e ro 1Bailwsy nnd Canal Company, The Y.%eoatl1ll'. ., at once anticipated, bocauao on WV05 feo&a0 PiVp company carries many pas. Saturday nightir 0 itorn ...

... THE PROPOSED BOARD OF CONCILIATION. On Saturday night an important meeting of tin-plate workers was held at the Athenaeum, Llaneliy, which was more than two-thirds full. On the motion of Mr THOMAS WILLIAMS (Dafen), Mr David liowen was voted to the chair, and he was sup- ported on the platform by Mr Jenkin ihomas, president of the Tin-plate Makers Union Mr Win. Lewis secre- tary; and Mr Morgan, ...

... THE INCORPORATIuN OF MERTHYR. A district meeting was held on Friday evening at Abercanaio, at which some ol the principal promoters of the movement were present, and a considerable number of the inhabitants of the district. Mr Owen, of Plymouth V orks, was to have presided, but in his absence a work- ing-man was appointed to the chair. It soon became evi- dent that the opposition organised ...

... (-OIRESPONDENCEs : IV1'OaJJD ]NOR,9lboi AIA ON V1I t tO irit F~ID11 F MMWIMTMR ldAIL. ?? you Maidly ?? me1 space for it foew lines in your ital paper on thto subject-, lnas m, ch ai mone'leoturb ?? the slightest B ?? proof that the0 taxation1 Of the town would net hi w 1 ?? of a corporate o p ; dy. I wish to i.noW whether the efforts o 'Pre- t? v- sent prmnotels ar -not useless when the ...

... LBR- t-a-- ?? - LIBERALk A,& AT HEPA. *h Thick and sad A autmin le:.Lv~rl fall the d'al id utcenrces of I1dual orators. Although ranking a. higher ass an uthor of booka for :hildren than ae tn a purveyor o wisdom for men, Mr. Knatchhull. 1. Ilugess, n bsg felt bimyelf comrcl.el to contribute ,h 'bi. ltle puff to the naimy of Liher:.l ait %Jantent. Blow, vwinds, and crack yoar cheki,& of ctles ...

... [kETJTER'S AND CENTBAL NEWS' TELEQBVilS.]] THE GERMAN PARLIAMENT. Berlin. Saturday.—In to-day's sitting of the German Parliament, Herr Von Forkenbeck an- nounced his acceptance of the post of President, to which he had been re-elected. In the course of a discussion on Herr Liebknicht's motion, pro- posing the release during the session of several Peniocratic deputies who have been condemned to ...

... DESTRUCTION OF A COLLEGE BY FIRE. [ A wing of the French College at Blackro Jf ^vas burn' u on Saturday. It consted of three roomijT'i-o vof inch Were gutted. Twelve pianos and a large q of linen Were Consumed, but nearly all the bool,.r r.gere saved The students have been all sent home, and tWill probably hot return till after Christmas. The daD Itage is fully covered by insurance. ...

... I | t - - CASUAL PAUPERS AND OVERCROWDING. The usu al weekly meeting of this board was held at the workhouse on Saturday, Ur. C. w. David . presiding. The master of the house reported that 3 there had been 35 persons admitted and 19 dis- r charged during the week; there had been two a birtbs and one death In the house, leaving a total e of 362 inmates, which showed an increase of 56 as ...

... S UI)I)EN DEATH. On Friday aftei-iioon a very sudden death occurred in the neighbourhood of Newcastle. The deceased, David Hopkm. but m.tre,universally known as 'I'lie Flying Tailor, was silting down iu the house about five o'clock, in company- wrh his ini)lhpr, when he suddenly fed forward > n nis face to tiie ground, and ex- pired almost immediate y. i ne ileceaseii was 26 vears ol age ...

... On Friday night Mrs. Swire, the wife of the ex-mayor of Southport, just before going to bed, went to a gas fire in the bedroom with the object of increasing the flame, in order to warm the room and while doing so her night- dress came in contact with the blaze, and at once ignited. Her back was severely burnt, and she died the same hight after terrible sufferings. ...

... At the 8'^jDg0U° Saturday,Committee of the Privy Council raetlfc 0f their Phdlimore delivered the ]» b Lower Cana°i'dB,,ip8 in the important Plj^ 6 tvc. of Montreal tlle Case of J rown v. the Cm^, T,le question involved in this ca^ h descent in r „ ai«o«g the Roman Catholics of 1 diversity of 0^?r Canada, and was the subject of ,nnais Put il'.lon among the judges of the Canadian ei ...

... ICOLLISION NEARLLANTRISANT. On Saturday evening an aecident, which re- We sulted in the lose cf one life, and seriously impor- the rilled a number of others, occurred on the Great real Western Railway, at Llanharran Bank, near Lan- sur trilart. The mishap, though evidently produaed tim by the prevalence of a dense fog, furnishes another He illustration of the necessity for the adoption of the ...