... APPOINTMENT OF CHAIRMAN. The weekly meeting of the Swansea Guardians was held on Thursday, when there were present -Messrs. B. Bath (in the chair), E. B. Daniel, T. Phillips, J. Lewis, B. Richards, 3. Busp, P. Jenkins, T. Jones, W. Monger, H. Bowed, W. Williams, E. Thomas, J. A. Eawlings, P. Rogers, B. Roberts, W. Richards, P. Freeman, D. Smith, J. Davies, E. Maddock, and G. B. Brock. Mr, ...

... 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 ...

... Q ?? ?W ThE. COUROT 0 0 00 ?I??S 0 TImE Queen held a Council at Windsor Castle at the end of last week. Lord Beaconsfield, the Lord Chamberlain, the Duke of Richmond and Gordon, Mr. Cross, and Col. T. E. Taylor were the members present, and Mr. J. Lowther, the new Irish Secretary, was sworn in a member, while Her Majesty pricked the Sheriffs for England, Wales, and the Duchy of Lancaster. The ...

... .THE DOCKS BILL. The adjourned special meeting of the Town Council on the question of opposition to the above bill was held on Monday, 'the Mavor presiding. There were also pre- renttheex-Mayer(Ald. King), Aldermen Seaton, Wells, Roberts,Willows, La-nbert, Bannister, Symons, Dows- ing, Woodhouse, and Councillors Hodge, Toogood, Evington, Fryer, Raymont, Ansell, Spnrr, Appleby, Soith, Battersby ...

... EI.AST SOULCOATES CONSERVATIVE CLUB. I IANNUAL DINNER,. The mombers of this club held their annual dinner on TIseSday evening, at Tiger No. 5. A substantial repast, pruviled by Mr. J. Jennings, was sat down to be ab)out sixty or seventy persons. The chair waS oCsis- pied by th e President, Mr. C. w. lriggs, and the vice- chair by Mir. T. Reed. There were present Councillors Fryer and Eviep-ton ...

... I CASZINGOF ATRALINING SHIP. LICIES OF FOUR HUTNDRED LLV.S. A Central News telegram states that her ?? ?? ptized yeetardsy afternoon, between four and five o'cluck, during a heavy snowstorm. A schooner picked up five of the crew, but three have since died and the recovery of another (Tabor, the first lieutenant) is very doubtful, It is apprehended that the remainder of the officers and crew, ...

... CREUTER'S TELEGRAMS.) THE TREATY OF PEACE. CONSTAN1TINOPLE, MARCH 11, EVXNINC. Reouf Paes&, previous to his departure for Russia, received the exalted title of Yaver Rkrem- and the rank of smbassador. The ratification of the treaty of peace is expected to be exchanged on Saturday or Sunday next. THE CONGRESS. ST. PgraER8BuIe, MARCH 12 The Ageice Russe states that the congress will meet in two ...

... A LIVERPOOL LADY AND HER WE4LSH LANDLORD. At Bangor county court, on d&0nday, before Mr. Horatio Lloyd, judge, Mr. E. E Williams, swine and tpirit merchant, was sued by Mr. Dancan Cochrance, argineer of the Nationel Companyl's ateamabip 8psm. and liviog at No. 4, Geset Moesey-street, Liverpool. for the wrongful taking possession of ksh house 53, Garth-rosd, sub-let by the defendant to the ...