... TRE YOUNG LIONS OF THE CARDIFF LIBERAL P&RTY. We were always under the impression that the z Iiberal'partmn Cardif was suffoientlyorganised, For what other purpose does the eminent Mr x9 Sanders exist? And why else should that 18 vyeran campaiguer have a Beat in the Ad ton notumdl. end sbare with Alderman Jf Jonea the honour. of dictatorship over the Otuton end of the borough? Cantho memory of ...

... ANTI-WAR CONFERENCE AT BIR- MINGHA.,* MR. HENRY RICHARD ON IN- TERNATIONAL ARBITRATION. An fnti.war conference was opened in the Town. hall, Birmingham, on Thursday morning, t? pro- test against any policy or measure that ma jinvolve i this country in war with Russia under present circumstances, and to promote a public opinion in favour of that moat important and practical protocol of the ...

... THRE EUROPEAN CRISIS. for THE RETURN OF COUNT ;he SCHOUVALOFF. ve ARRIVA in, ARRIVAL IN -LONDON. ~ed . Count Schoavaloff arrived at Dover on Wednes- 1r day afternoon by the Calais steamboat on his tar return from St. Petersburg. His Excellency left i,1 Dover'for Charting Cronw by the 3.45 p.m. train. t Count Sohouvaloff arrived at Charing Cross Station, London, from Dover, at 5.54 on Wrednes- ...

... THIE EUROPEAN. I CRISIS. I I- I S. THE CRITICAL POSITION AT as CONSTANTINOPLE. of tCENTRAL NEWS TELEGRAM,) A, LONDON, MONDAY MIDNIaRT. e. No news of an authoritative character has n. reached this country from St. Petersburg. All 4, the rumours that are current are speculations, 'l Put the advance of the Russian army towards the Tsvr'sh lines of. defence at Constantinople is at exciting great ...

... D, PE~NG F EWJOvERIES I C(flTWG THE-'FIRST bOD BY LADY 6 00CR9. 1 On Saturday, atBlasnavon, a 'few miles from Mseateg, lady Gooch (wife of Sir Daniel Gooch, I chairmnnei the.Great 'WeeternRtailway Company) cut ?? odof two new collieries. Foresme raaetthe Great Westerni Raulway Company Iwhirh it is nowinte'at oer pa Blaenda*t covering an aeo ayri~,wl ewre bytecompany forth pwp fsupplyingthi ...

... i -il I An t-P rsAi;il. tae MV 9.R The will and three codicils (dated May 23,1871, e December 15 and 2t, 1874, and July 20, 1875) of f the Right. Hon. Henry Thomas Lord Ravens. e worth, late of Ravenewoeth Castle, Durham, who a died on March 19 last, were proved on the 21st d ult. by the Eon. AthoUl Charles John Liddeol, the Y son; the Hon. Adolphue Frederick Ootavius Ll Liddell, the brother; ...

... -- - - _ _ - - THE TROOPTNG OF THE COTOURS, Her Majesty's 59th birthday was celebrated on Saturday. The naval full dresa banquets were given by the Premier, the Speaker, and other Miniaters and officers of State. One of the usual and certainly the most pictu- resque modes of celebrating the Queen's birthday is the military display which takes place wherever British troops are quartered. In ...

... !MPERlAL PARLIAENT. T1u11; n- -t-Elgn7m uwrr THE GOVERNMENT POLICY. A QUESTION OF CONSTITUTIONAL LAW. DEBATES ON THE OPPOSITION MOTIONS. (FROM OUR GALLERY CORRESPONDENT.) ROUSE OF COMMONS,-MONDAY. There wae, strangely enough, a listless ape. thetic air about the Hoses of Commons when it met for business to-night-a-n air very different from what one would expect when a vital point in the policy ...

... LOiNIJ0Y CORRlESPONDUiCE. LONDO St TuzEsDnn Evwr . 1 I se tbat the eanguine prophets of good have come round to my opinion. They atstarwith a wonderful un animity, to-day, that theposition is not hall so satibf ctorY as they had been lee to Leliove. Entrapped by the profun promises of the Eussian Agency, and blinded by the steady duabelief in war whioh prevails on the Coriti. reat, they ...

... D31STR LT NIANW * - CARDIFF. ~ CoaneEc1noba.-Tn our report, in.'Wcdnes. day' izpreesion, of the experinierits ina4L at ,Ii fod on the revions day with Messrs. Rutleyr a4d: Hessel'ls *newr exploaSe, a. nistske oDetcrs., whibhi we ta.Ve pleasure in ooirotiug. Dtr;zg the Fpeech after lunch Ir. Willism -D.vies is represented a stating that ?? of the explosive woula do s ,much wook as o oe N.i d of ...

... f All oorrespo-dent st write on owr sins ot Pi f the Paper o02y,?or their letters will be rejected. r4- T:HE DEAN WILLIAMS ME ORYAr. h n. Sl,-I cannot notice the anonymous colmnu. c e nication of A Churchman beyond saying t ti that it entirely misrepresents my words and my c r motives, and leaves my position untochbed.-i 5 sm , &o., W.COINYBEiC E BRUCE. ,, CliltoMay 4. c :r Smr,-Tt is ...

... 1.1'NI)DON CORRESjNJNDENG . . P_ DECE LONDON, TCkSDAY EvIxiief. * iucost univereal belief-upon-the Coitineut 1 iglaid will obtain a viotory Avor ILAsgian ickoy is reflected at home. - To-day bgaiw, -t sanguine view of the position is takon. r journals utter the sance'note. Things' w e aro uasured, going £o-ards a happy It is eupposod in most circles that Count vziloff is called home to St. ...