... STROUJD ELECT1ON PETITR)IN, SIXTH DAY. STRIOUD, SATORDAT. !This Inquiry wassroourmcd today: beforo' Mr. Baron Pigotto blr. Gjiferd, Q,., nnd Mr. As L. Smith- were counsel for the petitioner; and Mr. Sorijent -Parry nnd Mr. Anstio for the sittilng, member,. Mr. Di Brand, wbo hbar attended on nearly each d' of tho- sitting. Mri liutsell, Q.C., who waa ?? the reapondbrnt, with Serjoant Parry, ...

... ACCIDENT TO A SCREW STEAMER.The screw steamer Galilee (Durst, master), from Houen for Swansea, has been towed into Dartmouth by the steam-tug Pilot, hay- ing lost leasts, &c., and had her propellor entaDgled by the wreckage when off the Stark. PUT IN FOR SifELTEP,.&TIIIJZ,FORD. -Charles, Ellaway, master, from YoughaL STEAMERS' BOATS DAMAGED.—The screw steamer Black Watch, of and from Cardiff ...

... On Saturday evening, in a bye street, called Burton- place, near the Alexandria Concert Hall, Hanley, the Dody of a collier named George Chadderton, was dis- covered by his father lying across the road in a pool of blood. Deceased had been stabbed in several places. A labourer named Rowe is in custody. ...

... •FOREIGN TELEGRAMS- REUTER'S AND C^N'iKAL NEWS TELEGRAMS. POLITICS IN FRANCE. PARIS Saturday—M. Rouher attended to-day before the J nùrfe d' Instruction, in connection with the affair of the committee for an appeal to the people.—Marshal Macltfalioti's massage will be j road on Tuesday or Wednesday. ...

... rFROI OUR SHIPPING REPORTER.] LATEST ARRIVALS IN PENARTH ROADS. CARDIFF, Saturday Night.—Newport, e, 130 light. Souvenir, 130, pitwood. Petite Paysanne 98, pitwood. Yeoland, 78, pitwood. Euphcn pit^-od >ew Dancy. 188. light. Sir uliaua Molesworth, 42, light. ^Suaday^Mght.—Dinas, B, 449, light. OYleatme, 12?, light. Marlettie Muller, 142, light. Wilhelmina, 67, light. Marlettie MuUer, 142, ...

... There has passed away from amop{rst us, say« a co •spondent of the Pall Mall Gazette, ...

... The Birmingham Morning News had on Saturday a long Article upon Mr. Bright, in which, after expressing re- gret that the promise of the right hon. gentleman's return to active public life has not been fulfilled, it is pointed out that the town, with its miserable share in the Parliamentary government of the country, has been for nearly four years disfranchised to the extent of one third. It ...

... [Skips reported by Messrs. WM. BROAD k. SONS, Lloyd's and Ship Agents, Fuhnouth, and the Lizard, 03 having PASSED THE LIZA.RiI).] [SPECIAL TELEGRAM.] SATURDAT.Moriiin, passed east Supposed German brigantine, think name Schwan, for Falmouth; Lily* steamer of Sunderland German brig Caster, of Emaen San Domwigo, Hamburg. Passed west Schooner Ada Letitia, of Swansea steamers Grace, of Liverpool, ...

... A POOR-LAW INSPECTOR IN THE CASUAL WARDS. HOW PAUPERS ARE DISCHARGED FROM THE WORKHOUSE. The weekly meeting of the guardians was held on Satur- day, Mr C. W. David in the chair. There were also pre- sent the Revs. J. W. Evans and W. W. Harries; Messrs. R. Cory, W. Lewis, C. French, F. Wride, H. J. Paine, M.D., T. Llewellyn, T. Bassett, J. :1. Akers, G. l'hiilips, D. Matthews, M. Morgan, T. ...

... POLICE COURT.—On Saturday, before Mr W. E. Seys, James Brown, W. Miles, John Burt, and John W illiams, four stalwart navvies, were charged with stealing the pro- perty of Mr W. Probert, Telenney, near Chepstow. The men had been engaged for a day to assist with a thresh- ing machine, and during the after part of the day a lad found the feet of a duck, and then it was fonnd that the duck was ...

... erday morning, about ei'{ht o'clock, a storm of un- usual violence broke over Cardiff and the district. In the Bristol Channel several ships put back to Penarth Roads for shelter, amongst them being the Margarita, which left on Saturday. All vessels lying in the Koadshad both, alienors down. A small steamer, suppossd to be the New- port, is reported ashore at the xnouih of the Rhymney river. ...

... THEFT OF GAME BY WARWICKSHIRE LABOURERS- On Friday night sixty four Pbfe^r_ Evelyn Philip gloriously stolen from the pre^e stratford) Warwick- Sherley of El mgton ^slcer and Adares, are shire I wo laooarers, °a^a!iu, the birds. Richard trusted on su^piu j a respecfcable innkeeper, of fenash!*™ S iody ■» « cWSe of MoLusly receiving thsm. ...