... THIBEE LIVfES LOST. Newtont on Mednesday evening was thrown into a itltoe of intelluce e xcitement by the occs- sionof afrightful boatingdisasterontheriverUsk. In the boat, which bad been hireci for the purpose of pleasuro, was a party of ten ladies and gen- t'cmon, who, starting fromn Beaufort Wharf, pro. cceded up, the river, and nuder rthe bridge, in excellent formr. A strong current w3a ...

... THE ECLAPSE OF THE SoUK A tele~ram to the Dtaiy ews, from - awoengs, a Wyoming, says:- C 'The eclipse has been most satisfactorily observed 6 at all the northern stations, and at all the southern ?? ones from which news has been received up to St the present time. The corona. was markedly th ,different from those observed in 1S6D, 1870, W Ibt and 1S71, and this year the observu- 1i dons have ...

... CYFARFOD) MISOL MON. OCynbaLiwyd cyfarlod misol y sir hon yn Pensarn, Pwntrobeiw, Gorphenaf 20ain a'r 30ain. Llywydd, y Parch R. WVlliczus, Llangwyllog. Dewiswydy Psroh J. R. lugoie-., Brynteg, a 3r .1J. Hughes, Gaorwee, yn gynrychiohvyr i G i ?? Cer- narfou. Arliolwyd MAri. ii. D0.vies, Llanddona; J. Owen, Penyarnedd; E. Jones, Gaeiwen; a Joh'n Xobelts, Tabernacl, vnmeiswvr am y weini- ...

... NOR1TH COUV.URTY NEWS. r ?? D DUR-I&M CT'HEDRA-L. TridasnDA, AuGusT 1, 1873. , Mforing-Service: foyco ia C. Anthem (49): 0 g haiive ttlns (AIldleb01). ;- ~voirig-servieo: Hopkins in B. Anthem (291): Thie armn of the Lora (Raydn). 3,_ The Rev. Canon Green-well, Durham, has becomle an annual sutbscriber of a guinea to the funds of the Liberation Society. Tiess CONSEIT IROa; Cc0roAxY. -The ...

... In the High Court of Justice. Chancery Division, Sir James Bacon, on Tuesday, continued the case of Evans v. Rees. Mr Kay, Q. C., and Mr J. C. Wood, instructed by Mr Howell Thomas, of Neath, appeared for the plaintiff; Mr Hemming, Q.C., and Mr Hadley, instructed by Mr Curtis, of Neath, represented the defendant. The defen- dant's case was gone into on Friday, and adjourned. The witnesses ...

... 1'RICES AFTER OFFICIAL HOURS. !>l'.KCIAL TKL.EGiLUf.] No bullion. Consuls hr.ncr. UGà to 951, account; I'ut-lH fj'oyaat:, fi'es 15.? 0?t.on.?!i B?nk?, lOA t,o 1O; rrpf., 72 French. lives weaker ita.iia.usnr;;). R:d!w.tysgood. !o:.t!i Ea.ster;i referred, 131 M.di.u.ds, Xorth Ihitih, )14 tu !J!; \Vestcrna,102; about: 18:l; C:l.nadi:m :s.J.HC8 fiw:er. ll\lJe oil, i::s d; Jill- ...

... SPECIAL ORESPONDENCE. 1 ~~(BY P iFIERI. I (fly~~~Xa.Ivfl Tzra~.sr&p1,) 6 LONDOn, Wednesday. t A rather brisk discussion sprang up over the question of the third reading Of the bill for settling £10,000 a year extra on the Duke of Connaught, on e the occasion of his approaching marriage. Mr. Plimsoll moved the rejection of the measure, but in doing 1 so did not tear a passion to tatters. On ...

... BRADFORD GINMAIAR SCIOOL. I. Yesterday wtas dpeeol Dily in counectiou with thia i * school, weon the prizes won by the successtul pupils were I distributed in St. G/eorge's BHall, iu the presence of the I boysend a large gathering of their relatives and frieuds. s S. Ilatumond, one oi the papils, precidedt at tae organ, B ae and played seleotious whilo the comupany were assembling. I Tee icev. ...

... r Thu Treaty of Berlin has been ratified by the IPERIAL CaoWN I'NucE, and it is stated that the !, ratifications will be exchanged on Saturday. It is denied that the SULTAX has ?? to ratify the a r Treaty, though it is probable that the ratification may be somewhat dolayed. The same tolc.ranm states that ol f the Memorandum of the Porte upon the recomemenda- BI r tions of the Congress ...

... MORNING EXPRESSO| I ffi a d TO-DAY'S LONDON PAPERS. tc ,,ME RCU7R-OFFIUE, ThAurday, ;5 a.J. e TeE BERLIN TREATY. M a The Vienna correspondent of the Timms telegraphs s s last ?? from Berlin of to-day's date state ,I that it is confidently expected in well-informed circles 9 e there that the Powers which have not yet exchange b e ratifications of the Berlin Treaty, as is the case with e Austria ...

... YR WY'THINOS llylod maor hoff yw rhai o newyddiaduron y Sasson a wneild gwawd o blant Gomer; a,, y ,uaeat nVI cyfeirio yn aml at Reithwyr Cymireig v fel y rhai mwvaf pendew yn y byd. Y mae yn ir fed rhai o'n cenedl ni cyn hyn wedi gwneyd ?? wrth brofi eu cyd-dilynion; ond y ?? rheithw yr o Wyddelod yn mrawdlys Kerry I vai daiweddar wedi curo dim a wijaeth y Cymry ( riaed. Yr oedd John ...

... ANGIYFIAWNDER SEFVDLIADAU I EGl:G Y SIG. AVAETEI1 Y PARCH. E. JONES, CAERNAR- FUN0, YN Y ITOWN HALL, PENYGROES. (PFah ad.) Yn clrydydd, gyda Sefydliadau Eglwysig gor- fodir y naill ran o'r trigolion i gynal a ]Ledaenu egwyddorion rhan arall mad ydyne, feallai, yn ea credu na cyn ea proffesa. Ar hyn dywed ir Davies: Credai ef ei bod ye ffaith aewadachvy fod lbwriad haeriadau o'r fatlh i --reu ...