... RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS. FOR WEEK ENDING SEPT. 6. u 1S75, 1874. increase. Dec Brighton — 1 578 — Great Western of Canada 2 485 South Eastern.. „ 3 240 Anglo-American 1710 — Tag Vale. 9,280 6,331 949.. Penarth Harbour, &c. 2,149 1,158.. 91.. Rhymney 2,493 2,183.. 315.. Midland 113,994 114,727 4,877 North Eastern „ 1 787 Metropolitan '724 Metropolitan District.. — — 751 Lancashire & Yorkshire — ...

... FOR THE PAST WEEK. 1875. 1874. Increase. Dec. Taff Vale 8,981 9,67i „ — 741 Penarth Harbour, Ac. 1,957 2,ü75.. — 1.8 Rhymnev 1,829 2,334 — — Midland 114,*76 111,427 3,049 — I ancashire & Yorkshire — 1,646 Metropolitan — 746 North Eastern u — — — u 2,739 Caledonian — — 1,101. North British — 4,053 Chatham „ 1,009 — Northwestern — — '561 — Great Western 98,663 100,386 — 1,803 London & North ...

... PrNARTH v. THE WANDERERS.—On Saturday, match, played at Penarth, between the Penarth C.C, and the Wanderers, was won easily by the latter team, Penarth—IX Roberts, 0—3; J. Lovett, 0—1; S. Thomas', 2—3; Heap, 2-5 Fry, 1—1; Lawrie, 12—3; G. Williams, 4- 0 G. Jordan, 2—9 Crick, 0—0; Austin, 2—3; Dyre, 0 extras, 6—11; total, ol—39. Wan- derers—C. Riches, 0—20; J. Thomas, G-ll; A. J. James, •'>; L- ...

... Always good alike, is the standard of excellence of Hornioian's packet Tea, the same reliable article at toe samo fixed price, being sold in every city, town, and village. For local agents, see advertisement. 3TITS EpiTiEPTic FITS OR FALLING SICKNESS. A certain method'of cure has been discovered for this distressing complaint by a physician, who is desirous that all sufferers may benefit from ...

... Millious of pounds of unwholesome tea are vearly sold in England, but He public have srood quMitV, puritv, and real cheapness ararantced in Horniman's Packet fea. List of local agents in tlii-> pvper Beware OF PIRATICAL IMITATIONS OF ALLCO-JK'S POROUS PLASTER.—Owing t-> the W. uiierful salt these celebrated plasters have obtaii ed by their curative properties in lumbago, sciatica, rheumatism, ...

... WINES AND SPIRITS (Foreign) on which duty was prat An London by some of the principal firms during the paat year. WINES (FOREIGN) SPIBITS (FORIIGN) GalIens i Gallons W i JxA A Gilbey 88tf,29S I W &, A Gilbey 348,531 A;inii wall, Portal aud Co 130,S32 Twiss & Browning 193,211 JF W ->7 Max Greger ...

... Oia^gow, vU Ingle- p. m.la. B& ifti.fp'. ra. p. m. p, AJ a.ta. I J f* 16 -M 5 Eoiiiburgh do 4 20; 30; „ »» lo via'-YioMt.. « ifl» 'Jii-Ot. ail tii t ju-8 1 s- • HI 55 •••••• *iW ?**■ •• I |;W*hetaai4.a,i.i,. r ...

... LORD DERBY ON FOREIGN AFFAIRS. WITHDRAWAL OF THE FUGITIVE SLAVE CIRCULAR. THE DIFFICULTY WITH CHINA, (SPECIAL TELEGRAM vtoit oca LIVKRPOOL BKPORTEB.) OnThursday evening,;Lieuceiiai.t-Coloneliiteble( of Liverpool) and Mrs Steble entertained the Earl and Countess of Derby tt. and banquet in the Town Hall. At the conclusion of the proceedings at the banquet a ball was given. Amongst Chose who ...

... FOR WEEK ENDING JUNE 12. 1875, 1874. Increase. Dec. South Eastern — •• Brighton '4 1,89! Great Western of Canada.. — — ■ 4,693 TAFF Vale I. 7,90A 5,561 4,oi3 — Penarth Harbour, &c. 880 719 161.. Midland •• 108,195 101,32.C,S73 Rhymney •• •• 2,173 J ,834 28).. London & North Western 168,867 K-7,816 J,051. Brecon and Merthyr 1,287 1,3_9 Monmouthshire Railway ^IJ.v = Miles open. Reec pts. ...

... THE, ARMAGH_ELEOTION. st Armagh took place on Monday. Cffpt. MrPf Hardy, wf, r»ulW bv tbe roughs. Mort busmwrplaces wwe closed. At 5. M.Wk there was intense excitement.. Crowds eurrounded [S^ourt-Hotise, and the PQhce formed guard around the Poat-Office. llESlJLT Or THE POLL. Beresford{C) j if ■«; -Kaye (L) Majority for Eeregford i.». 31 ...

... FoR WEEK ENDING MAY 22. 1875. 1874. Increase. Dec. Taff Vale 6,8S8 8.838.. — 2,950 Penarth Harbour, &c. 182 1.6:7 — 1.5C5 Midland — — 16,921 Rhymney 1,236 2, 42.. — 907 P -I Mile) open. ,«SCC' Ruhv.ys. i875 fsVt 187 £ » 1W4 Detroit and Milwaukee, May 6 189 1S9 3,610 5,190 Metiopolitau, May 23 8 7i 10,121 9,780 Metropolitan a d St. John's Wood, May 23 1} 11 549 467 M itropolitan District, May ...

... ALLEGED ATTEMPT TO MURDER1 AT NEWPORT. THE PRISONER APPREHENDED ON THE ROATH ROAD. Much excitement was caused at Newport yesterday by a report that a shocking attempt had been made to take the life of a young woman named Mary Roberts, aged 20, a native of Monmouth, but who for some time has been a servant at the Old Bush Inn, Commercial-street, Newport. The supposed perpetrator of the act is ...