... THE: AFGHAN WAR. I INDIAN COUNCILLORB' OPINION. Among the PParliamentary papers just issued is a re. tuin to an-address of the Houseof Commons,dsted 10bh instant, for copy of opinions recorded since Tuesday last by members of the Council of the Secretary of State for India, in, reference to the expenditure for and other matters connected with the military expedition against Afghanistan, Sir ...

... cONWAY. MEETING OF THE CORlPORATION., The ordinary monthly meeting of the members of this Corporation was held at the Guildball, on Wednaes- day last, when the following gentlemeb were present:- Messrs Albert Wood (Miayor), Aldermen W. Jones and Edward Jones and Councillors E. E. Davies, R. Fisher, Owen Owen, William Jones (of the Aberconway Hotel), NV Jones (of Bwlcb), William Davies, and W. ...

... TEL E GRAPHIC AND LATE EST NEWS. ?? .TeR's TEI8TLEcRAiSS.] FOREIGN iNEWS. OTTAWA.-A Bill has been introdtuced in the Dominion House of Commons prohibiting the carryin g of arms where riotous violence is threatened. PARIS.-The Princess of Wales and Princess of Denmark arrived at Paris yesterday morning. ST. PETERSnURG.-It is reported that General Ignatieff will be appointed Minister without ...

... THR WATpER SuPPLY.-ln consequence, of the out- break of fever at Taliesin some titue ago, Dr. Morris Jones, medical officer of health for the Union, sent Bean- pies of the water used by the inhabitants to Mr W. Morgan, SwaBsta, the oolluty aualyst, for analysis. At the 1 Let meeting of the Rural SAnitary Authority, Dr. Jonea produced the analysos of Tnliesiu water. The r=salts wvere quite ...

... IT ELE GAPHI ILATEST AND |IL.A TE S ri NE WS. [REUTER'S TELEORAMSJ THE CONGRESS. BERLIN, THURSDAY. -The sitting of the Congress only lasted an hour and a half. Lord Beaconsfield, in addreesing the meeting, spoke is English, and Prince Bismarok, as prericlent, replied in the same language. The Turkish ?? arrived at 10.15. in the eveiog. EVE OF THE CONGRESS. Lord Beaconsfield arrived at Berlin ...

... REa UDDLAN. VESTRY MEETING. A parish vestry meeting was held on Thursday, the 21st Mlurchi, in the schoolroom, Rhuddlan. Although the number of parishioners present was emall, we are infnrmed that it was larger than has been the ease for some years past. The meeting was convened for the purpose of passing the highway accounts and electing overseers for the ensuing year. Mr W. Bell, Rhulddlatn, ...

... ANOTHER MEETING OF THE RUTHUI TOWN COUNOiL. EOME BUSENESS TRANSACTED. A special meeting of the Council was held on Thurs- day, the Mayor (Mr Maroam Louis), in the chair. There were also present Alderman RB G. Ellis, Thomas Jones, John Jenkins, J. RP Jenkins; Councillors T. P. Roberts, D. E. Davies, John Jones, John Davies, Wmi. Edwardb, W. ?? Hunt, R. P. Davies, Hugh Jones, E Iward Edwards, ...

... DENBIGLH. TuTH's MINSTRELS were announced to appear at the Assembly Rooms last evening (Friday). 4'TaR TRtIAL OF JORX BARLEYCORN is to be per. 2or'med shortly in character, the proceeds t be given to the funds of the Denbigh Free Reading Rooms. TsE MONTHLY MtETING of.lbe Council will be held ?? Monday. The question of advertisior for a medi- ee offiler of health for the borough will he under ...

... portD Mateo Qlronticle SATURDAY, APRIL 27, 187, l Mit. WATKIN WILLIAMS' FAREWELL ADDRESS. Mr Wathin Williams, the member for the Denbigh Boroughs, in his valedictory address delivered on Tuesday~ to his constituents at Wrexham, entered at considerable length into the reasons which had led him to intimate that he did not intend to offer himself for re-election. We quite agree with the ...

... THE Wh1r.SHBAPTOSTS,-We hear that this body eon- template bolding a baztar.on a grand scals next year, the object being ts clear off the debt on the chapel. HNin TIDE.-During the week high spring tides have prevailed aloug the co let. It wasexceptioundly high at Rhyl on Tuesday, wh-n it reachod 21 feet, which is about 9 feet beyond thc aveiage. THaE Coeo& RooMss-The.publio meeting to promote ...

... RUTHTbf. MAJOR ANDf MRS CORNWALLIS WSTn haVO left Rutila Castle on a yachting expedition. THr AnERaSUSnN& FuxD.-At services held in the Nonconformist chapels of the town theurnof £1of 12s woo collected towards the above fund. EARLY CLoSING.-Commencing on Uonday evening last the tradespeople have decided to close thoir places of business at seven o'clock during the coming wintei. Tas ...

... ICOPWEN, ANruAL ''TRHAT AT RsAoarT.-On 1Mwv Year'. DaT, Mrr, Lloyd with her acci:stunjed generosity treated her servauts and a musber of friendsto seumptuous sup.- per, ?? of roast and boiled beef, boiled turkey, a saddle of mutton, plum pud'iug,.Tsince piee, and open tarts, &o. The ha.l1 was artistictlly decorated with ever- greens, cqnspicuous amongst them being the mrotoec- Long life and ...