... 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 ...

... iKURBSDA Y, NKOVYEBAFBR ~26, 17. Our Ierthy correspondent staten that the Iannouncemaent of' the meeting of 'the' Coals' I A44-.,A HiH A1BAi * 9wnera' Asgooiation and thi waxning of inother reduction have taken the colliers by . urprise. The opinion of the men now id that the masters have broken faith with them. The notice of the meeting to be held on Friday is complained of as being too .hort ...

... Po CARDIFF. eG FOOTBALL,-AnCatch was played by a scratoh team thb of the Glamorgan club and the first fifteen of the to Wanderera club on Saturday, which resulted in a be dravyn match, neither side having obtained a goal, The Wanderers were much heavier men than to their opponents, but the excellent play of the H Glemorgan enabled them to hold their ground ok against their more weighty ...

... THE VA'rTrAN DECREE- CONTRO- I ?? Mr. Henry Petre, of Dulenhoalgh, wrtting to ?? 'imo,, minntains that when he wV'W at Stonyhurat the Jesuit Fathers dld not exponud an Artiele5 of Faith what havo saceo been styled the dootrinca of tho Immactulato Con- ception erad the Personal Ieiallibihity of the Pope. The ?? of those respeoted Fathers, . whatever they may have beeu, or the many piona ...

... After Ir. Mackonocbie's case had been disposed of yes- terday,the caseof Coombe v. Eilwards W called on, when some amusement was caused by the very natural confu- sion that ensued when it was found that Dr. Stephens was retained on the side of the reverend defendant, and the two junior counsel who had been opposed to him in the Mackonochie case were associated with him in the defence of Mr. ...

... MIDDLESEX, Tuesday.—The iron trade yesterday Well attended, hut business on the whole was q prices were weaker. It is noticed,. h>Jweve^.tbat there is still a good demand for forge qualities- J8 J1 0' tationn are pretty firmly adhered to, No. & • Very few makers have any to sell just now, but foundry iron is plentiful. Makers are more anxious to sell; con- sumers will not, however, buy for ...

... ALLEGED OUTRAGE IN PENARTH ROADS. HORRIBLE TREATMENT OF A COLOURED CREW. According to information which has reached us it would appear that a ship, which left the roads on Monday night, was the scene of a cruel, and, indeed, barbarous outrage. It is stated that the crew consisted entirely of coloured men, who were shipped in Cardiff, and that as soon as the vessel had cleared the harbour at ...

... THE DISTRESSING (SUICIDE AT LLANISHEN. An inquest was held yesterday, before Mr E. B. Reece, coroner, on the body of Mr J amts Vowles Spencer, of the Mill xarcft, Llanishen, who had committed suicide on the previous day by shooting himself. The jury con- sisted of the farmers and fiieuds of the deceased who lived in the neighbourhood, the Rev. T. Rees, the vicar of the parish being the foreman ...

... 1'H5 RAIL WAY The N eW)JJrt Eaett:1I[j 1tdcgr(t publilSh;s the [0110 wi ,I; gaturday evening,, but says that only in one or wo instances seveie :-John Price, livir.^ at Mr E. L. Williams, ttiac^wood Mrs Maria 4393 way House, aid Wra. ILees,, Tr arid Waters brother of Mrs Rees. JSfcbwd Evans, Ar.rDlI, Argoeu; M r Gye, 2nù cIa- penger, 000. Tredegar, L* Jenkins, Pias FJMQ, Blacktt. xt'u*8' H ...

... At the sitting of the court on Wednesday Mrs. Essex, landlady of the Bell Avening. was called to prove seeing the stranger in company with Fox and Banks, two active Liberals. Mr. Giffard asked for an order for the production of Mrs. Workman, the woman alleged to have been taken away by the Liberals, and his loniship said he would make the order. Mn. Heaven, examined yesterday, '1.'3rec:Úled ...

... It has been decided by the War Office and the Admiralty that as the Geographical Congress about to assemble at Paris is not under the authority of tho French Government it is unnecessary to send an officer to represent Great Britain, as was originally intended. The Royal Geographical Society will, how- ever, have a member in attendance, so that tiny matters of importance which may arise at the ...

... liTjAiNDAKk tue county sessions, CATTLE ANCE.JT pritchard, on Monday, fedre MV, J. H. InteoK charged with and Mr R. Ric^werds, Mary Griffiths j^vaae, on the allowing cattle to$*fr'ay on the highway*- be devastation 7th inst. Mr Price V^e testimony to- V animals, who which was caused irf district by tw* t0 pay the strayed and broke dowtf fenfces. Oirdefe* costs of the case. MEI.EB. AH ...