... wtott~tuIffai. TESDAZ JULY 2, 187&8 ?? I. The Autrian troops ar e to enter Bosnia and Hermegoina within a few ds. 1Tr i - IA Up to Monday morning, however, accoerdligb to a Vienna telegram, no orders on the sub. ject had been iss]ed by the War Deparbtmnt' A imes telegram states that the plenipo. tentiaries have decided to sign the final treat before leaving Berlin. It is thought thatthi may be ...

... CAIRRYING A BILL THROCUL01 COINJ , . 111o W'aehiigkton corrogpoiedeut of the Jv.;tan Tfll rays that, as oisn revrecu'ttivn wa4 ?? thel Unite'l Status Ca; it after the elonev of the recent seiojn, a1 pancixou agent wbo baiis frt m bv5 district ?? uP to bimn and aaid, 'Wuli, U ?? di I 'a t get moY Bill through,' Yo~ur Bill, air ? a-skel tbe general. Yee', mty Bid for gr nt ng p L JieWi to ...

... 31 TRER0voN BOAnD OF GUARDIN have h held their fortnightly meeting, at which the e Jr amount exptended in outodoor relief during the p ast fortnoight, per MNr. J. Roberts, wasz reported 1 ?? to be £23 Os. 20, to 75paupers, and £4&4 lie. 9di. E s-to 275 prupers per Mr. Stephen Thomas., The a, number in the house wvas seven; the vagran s re- 4 of lieved, 19. Soor OAD mto af Thursday, uder the ...

... _ _: I. I 1 I I _ . - nA ?? The will (dated July 16, 1860), with a codicil tii (dated June 9, 1876), of Mrs. Francis Elizabeth en Bfumeeter, late of No. 13, Devonsbire-place, who S died on May 30 last, was proved on the 14Ith inst. ac by Thomas St. Leger Blaanw, the nephew, and eb John Earley Cook, the executors, the personal estate being sworn under £100,000. The testatrix th bequeaths to the ...

... NOTES IN THE NEWPORT TOWN C9LN'CIL. The meeting yesterday was engaged in discuss ing a number of subjects. A pertinlent question was asked as to what should b3 done to preservy decencv in the nei-hbbonrhocd of the canal, where many boys and youths batbch Not only do bathers go into the water, but they ran about the adjoining fields in a nude atr-te. A good deal of indulgence i9 wilungly ...

... ~- -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 ...

... THE SITUATION IN THE_ E AST. THE 'PEACE PRELIfINARIES. RUSSIA AND THE CREEK QUESTION. BRITISH AND AUSTRIAN DEMANDS. AGITATION IN CONSTANTINOPLE. RATIFiCATION OF THE TREATY OF PEACE.I A telegram from St. Petersburg on Sunday says;n-he ratifications of the treaty of peace wsere exchanged to-day, and the conditions vill be publishad as soon as they have been communicated to the Great Powers. ...

... DISTRICT -NEWS. CARDIFF. DEATH OF Ma, JAcon Blacss. - Wa announce with extreme regret the death of Mr. Jacob Biggs, the contractor, whose son Robert met with such a sudden death a little more than a twelvemonth ago. Mr. Bi - died at an early hour on Saturday morning, jparaysi6, no doubt induced by his recent severe family and other a ffli~tions. ZiOG BAPTIsT CHtAPErL, ROATit.-The Rev. John ...

... i THE SIT UA T IO N IN THE EAST, PEOPOSED RECTIFICATION OF in THE GREEK FRONTIER. t D MASSING OF RUSSIAN TROOPS ~ NEAR SAN STEFANO. S at THE NEW BULGARIANt BOUN- ra fe DA RI ES. a en VIIIY RUSSIA DEMANDS THlE bc oh TUIfliS1 FLEET. 10 fo NE'W ISSUE OF' RUSSIAN bc BONDS. la THlE PEACE NEGOTIATIONS, of la A Consatantinoiple telegram, dated Friday ( P) in urcuing. soys :-Three-fiftlus of the ...

... I ?? rATER-s, Gm vI.N-EA T I - ~~SAVANSEA. EsA Judgirg fr(en the p~roceedings of the ex rctu,0 r commrittee of the Swansea tPtOpSyrs' ir:tectioa )r Association at their last Mcc:-ug, the ra, p I'Ve- It are not hikely to derive mnch berett lfoaQiL, e. deliberations. Tile question at iseu apea8 * al have been to co- ei.Cr the T;}plieazi no -w Wv Sanltary aue'c.oriiV for furu~ r horrowi:.g p05w ...

... na q ?? 1+AAMAAA8A- r-l 1- ?? On Tuesday one of the most extensive and hand- a sonely displayed bazaars which have over been l held in Cardift was opened at the Town-hall, the s proccods of which will be devotod to the fund for r renovating the Wesleyan Chapel, Loudoun-souare. The as-embly-room uas most handsomely 1 deeorated with flags and banners, andthe various plants, which wvere arranged ...