... ~- -0 L l A LETTERS TO TV' ,A6 EDITOR. An Allr-A, a t* AU eorrespon e, the paper only, or . lmust Wnite On oiE sinS o0 - d-fr letters -Il be rejected. MEDICA . ZR, P-RRNUES BRTWXEN DR. csflt AND DR. STANISTRERBr. ?? is my own opinion, and, as far as I Vilvie teen given to understand, that of the Vnic at large, incling several members of the tredical profession to whom I have related the late ...

... IR MY f VnYv:!lY I (Br )louswn.) We are evidently improving in South Wales, for Christmas has passed with its many eistedd. focda, and the Welsh national journals are almost free from the usual wails of lusersat the Literary tournaments. There was a time -when the small poets, after the eisteddfodau at Christmas bad been held, deluged the Welsh editors with epistles displaying the displeasure ...

... CABDIFF SCHOOL BOARD ELEOTION. MFETING AT CATRAYS IN SUPPORT OF TUIDDEN DEUMIAT ONAL CANDIDAnrs. On Saturday etening a divisional materir, in support of the four denominatioeal candidates ass held at the Catbays Church School. Mr. I: g~edew pres.ed, said in the course of a fewt opening retuarks spoke in favour of religious tcking in tbe echools. He then called upon the car didl.es present to ...

... THE -r, QLTwO KTIJRKISH ?? WAR ATEU' . TELEGRAMS. Ii CLOSSING OF THE .ISAL KANS. | ' l; ADVANCE ON SOFIA. i i.RETihEAT OF THE TURKS. 'TURLRE OF BAKER PASHA. A ?? from thoeRussianheadqnarters, ,t~d Begot, Saturday, ?? have alcd here of the manner in which the -Onsluge of the DBalkans was effected. On DeCceumber 2(; the Russian troops started from UrXiorLio for Tschurpjan, and from Wrats. ciE ...

... ?? dx- I ARTSTICE NEGOTI- I A.ATIONS. t THIE RUSSAN DEMANDS. THE REPORTED SUSPENSION I OF HOSTILI'TIES. SURRENDER OF ADrflANOPLE. ' The Pera correspondent of the Dal. ?Y Tele. ygrqph, writing on Friday night, says -The Turkish delegates met the Grand DakS d Nicholas yesterday evening at Tirnova, wahe 8] the preliminary notes were exchanged i The Grand Duke then announced that A he had decided ...

... [SPECIAL TELEGRAM.] No bullion. Consols, account, 95 Foreign weaker; Russians, 73's, 78?t to 78j Egyptian Pref., 53! to 53i Unified, 3l £ to 3H; French & lower; Spanish steady. Railways dull; Chatham Pref., 80^ South Eastern Def. H7J. Brighton Def., 116J to 118; North British 87 to 871 Erica, y ^Trunks weaker. Tallow and oils un- changed. ...

... L Cases now and then crop up which give to the outside public some idea. of t.hn domoralisino- sys- tem to be found amongst the humbler classes m their manner of living. On Saturday, the inspector of nuisances for the Carmarthen Rural Sanitary Authority reported that in a dilapidated cottage at Llanarthney, the owner of which had been served with notice to repair, two brothers, aged 23 and 13, ...

... THE CAMPAIGN DTEUROPE. CAPTURE OF SOPHIA. SEVERE FIGHTING WITH BAYONETS. 1,000 TURKS KILLED. RUSSIAN TROOPS IN A SNOW STORM. FIFTY RUSSIAN SOLDIERS FROZEN TO DEATH. BUCHAREST, Saturday.— Tin ''S taken Sophia, Details of the captur ivantilig. Cavalry and troops of other arms are constan y passing through Galatz. T _nnrv Q RUSSIAN HEAD-QXTAKTERS, BOGOT, -J^arydated A telegram received from ...

... TALYLLYN. SAD DEATH: or AN ENGINE DRIVER. — An inquest was held at Talyllyn, on the body of Edward O. \ViI- liams, a driver on the Brecon and Merthyr line, who was killed at Torpantan on Thursday morning. It appears that deceased got off his engine to feel one of the connecting rods. The engine had not then stopped. When the engine stopped tiie sudden jei-k of the wag- ons caused it to move ...

... Whateyei iorm the new ecclesiastical arrangements for Scotland may ultimately assume !n the hands of the Propa- ganda at Rome and of Cardinal Man .ing here,at all events is certain that some addition will be made to the Roman Catholic episcopate to the north of the .Tweed, and we believe one of the new bishops is already selected, namely, the Rev. Richard Gell MacMulIen, at present Missionary ...

... BOARD OF HEALTH.—The fortnightly meeting of this board was held on Thursday, when the members iiresent were Messrs R. H. Rhys (chairman), William Thomas, James Roberts, Evan Thomas, and 1'. Davies.—The minutes of the last meeting, which were read and con- firmed, showed that at the previous meeting a reeolution was passed that the chairman be requested to see Lord Aberdare in reference to the ...

... The Glamorganshire Hounda wj!! meet on Tuesday, Ja.nuf).!y gth, ftt New Inn Bridge; and on Friday, January Uth, at Lianhajjy ViUllge. eah uay at 11, ...