... - Taesdby.—Ifis announced that it is the iiitenHon to open Parliament ^ON. The fro. THE Throne is looked lo eager bcauae it IS that IF TFIR esplain. in cleac- terms, the polfcy el Gejaasny, but also, in ;|P KMSTU-S. THAI of Auswia. !LQ ^OTXTRNMSS-II. TSTH EF (SSIAAAUY and Austria CLG. VTJIDETD?OOD {/• (?eckledly opposed to tlie IVL)> °'! TO mouths Q* the DASIUBE. H-J. C011S^3 IE WS«% ...

... LOCAL BIIJJ& BEFORE PARLIAMENT. TBE I'.XAMIRTP'RG of Standiug Order I'rooSs of the House of Commons £ IEARD evidence yesterday in support of private lUlÙ IN the case of the Cardiff Road fm Bridge, the Standing Or jars were complies with. i TVie Swansoa, Improvement and Tramways Bill wax Opposed tjefore Mr Robinson, wbo juo.rgnsrr^ ...

... SocTH AMERICAN MissioNARy SocisTY.—The annual meeting of the Cardiff auxiliary to the above society was held last evening, at the St John's schoolroom, Crock- herbtown. In the absence of the Vicar, the Rev Mr Russell, one of the curates of St. John's parish, presided. The attendance was very limited. The hon. secretary, Mr G. F. Webb, read the report of the Cardiff auxiliary. It regretted the ...

... a dTUESDAY, JAZZUAY 2%,.1878. ad- I NotwithsbInding the peae preliminaaio, I . the RussiaS arM disptaying activity all I Ir ti I~nn ;n Oiln m I *r ?? the line in the . Quadrilateral, o U especially towayda Rastehuk and Rasgrad, in e and in the direction of Osmana ho I. Bezar. Fazli Pasha is making every preps. on ration in anticipation of a great attack. A at rumour is current in Borne that ...

... BUCHAREST, Wednesday.—General Ignatieff luu arrived with an autograph letter from the Czar to Prince Charles. It is feared Russia will not renounce her demand for the cession of the Roumanian por-1 tion of Bessarabia. ...

... THE LIZARD, Monday.—Wind NW, fresh. Weather fine. Jbarometer, 29.8. Passed. .E' ...

... THE FIGHTING AT BAZARDJtR. A telegram frotm St. Petorsburg, on Wed. ntedaV, states that an official deepvtch r7 received bere fromn General Zimmerman, 's daied Medjidie, Monday, gives details of - his engagements with the garrison of Bazadjik, and ?? that the Rus.ians U, advanced right up to the fortiflcations of that t town. On account of the' thaw, the roads were at impassable, and the ?? of ...

... VAWILSR AND HnWAE K.VIIAVA\~ CO. 8RT*EI'AFC W«AI«G *.f tlt» JMIPIICTOA- «F thfe- a!fey M't liirwaiM Iiaiifray HRF'H AT *l#«fJHotel, (-'FT-nnmi-Btreefc, 'X-J^I.YESTCRCHY, LIV F. W. Harris in the chair. FETJ,'E ...

... TŒUTETv' '?ILAIL TET.EGRAMS. PLYMOUTH, Sun'L].y\—Hamburg American. Company's steamer Herder arrived here noon to-day, and ha,vin? ln,aded ma.ils. proceeded i.;) ne.?a.te?y foi-Cberboarga.n'l Hamburg-.—Roya.1 Ma,n ?.).edwa,y, with ho'ne- wa.rd We.- ...

... AsBAL'LTCASE.—At theLlar.dan'poIice-court, yesterday —before Cols. E. F. Hi)l and C. H. Page, and Mr John Lewis, M.D.—Thomas Welsh, Mary Richards, and Ann Richards, were charged with assaulting Mary Watkins. Complainant S:1i ...

... t. THE- ADVANCE. t moat of the GI ^UTS RTUAIITE'S H»R« TK* LIUSWA cajiflry liave %N THOIN *«&■ a| FLTEW ...

... FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS. Walter Mitchell, of 12, City-road, Middlesex, auc- Wlfam '-k'lL.ee, of Stanway.- Essex, farmer and cattle T6om^» B^mdiam, of Boutii Noraianton, Derbyshire, beerho-a? keeper, grecM-, iwad hatcher. of Shinfff-rotr, Durham, gracer. T. T. Hodges, of AlderAot; Ctptaiu m Her Sfajeitys 76th Kegantnt, Thoma. IWold, Iglitham, Kent, smith. ,J(JhJl, Ilciiiies, of ...