... A RUSSIAN PRINCE DISGRACED. It is no longer a secret that the son ot the Grand Duke Constantine (Chief Admiral of the Fleet) has been disgraced by the Czar, for curious tran- sactions in connection with the supplies to the imperial Navy.—Vanity Fair. f ...

... ADDR; SS OF FREN ITOYALISTS. An add/- ss has been forw led to the Comte de Chamboru by a number of i lential residents in the depart- ents of the W in the following terms :—In exile, as 0:1 the '.rone, you are, Sire, the highest epreientative of he natipnal honour. It is in that, haraeter that w come to deposit at your feet our sentiments of so row. In the sad- neas thatafflh ts her. Fiance r ...

... FIRE IN MID-OCEAN. HEROISM OF THE FIRST OFFICER AND BOATSWAIN. The Montreal Star of August 6th, says :—From passengers who arrived by the Allan steamship Moravian, on her last voyage fron Liverpool, we learn of a dreadful catastrophe being averted by the heroism and disregard of their lives on the part of the first officer, Mr Thompson, and the boat- swain, Mr George Sinclair. The vessel left ...

... COWBRIDGE. AT TEE FOLICf:-COURT, on Tuesday—before Messrs G. W. Nicholl (Mayor) and Edward Bradley—several cases of unjust weights and measures were disposed of. -About eight of the tradesmen and publicans of the town were fined in sums of 6s 0d, 8s 9d, and some over 2Js, in- cluding costs. ...

... MONMOUTH. LICENSING.—The only business at the police- court, on Thursday, was the issuing of the licence certificates for innkeepers, &c. The presiding magistrates were—His Worship the Mayor (Mr J. Coates) aud Mr George Griffin Griffin. Superin- tendant Wheeldon reported as follows :—There &rg Go houses, and two beer-houses, without grocers and others who are licensed, to sell off the prembes. ...

... STRIKING A CHILD,—Mary Jane Tannbath. of Tonyrefail, was charged before the Pontypridd magistrates with assaulting a little girl six years of age, daughter of Mrs Rees. The child's mother said she was on her own doorstep, when she saw the defendant strike her girl with the end of a whip. Witnesses for the defence said that the child fell against a ladder. Defendant was fined 2s 6.1 and costs. ...

... PERFECTION.—Mrs S. A. ALL; N\S V,bu m's ilaifc ItesUirar rimer huh tu reeO'vo prey hair to it* yv,ui,:ui! colour, imparting to it oev,- hie, growth, anu 1 as! r«.us seauty. Ita nct'aa is certain on-;i tiioroui, qu.ck.y 1*3n- ishnig greyness. It is not a oyc. It ever prweiiU-aJi tho natural &trcngtiiei>er of tho hair. Its superiority and excwionca i.re estabSi-.l.o i throng-bout tlte world. ...

... ASSAULTINGTTURNCOAT NEAR MACHLN. At the Pontypool petty-sessions, cn Saturday— before Messrs Byrde, Parkes, and Phillips— Gwilim Edwards and John Edmunds, both of Cefn-y-Crib, were charged with assaulting Charles Giobon on the 5Lh inst. Complainant deposed that he was a mason, residing at Macheu, but workicg at Blaenycwm, building some colliers' huts for the Blaenycwm Colliery Company. 1 >e- ...

... THE RISE OF A MANUFACTURE.—It is difficult to to conceive a time when effervescing drinks were unknown, yet, as a matter of fact, the trade in aerated waters, important as it has now become both socially and commercially, is, so to speak, a thing of but yesterday. One of the first estab- lishments in the kingdom for the manufacture of aerated waters was founded in 1825, at Ruthin, Denbighshire ...

... It is now ordered that the discharge of the extra hands from Chatham Dockyard is to extend until the eud of September, so that not a very large number will have to leave every week and the total number to be discharged will not be so large-as was at first expected. A Trafalgar veteran has just died at Choles- burv, near Tring, at the age of 08. The deceased, whose name is David Isewton, ...

... ABERDARE. THE FORTHCOMING DOG SHOW.Thursday, the 26lh September next, has been definitely fixed for this exhibition. A dog show will be a novehyin Aberdare, and though this is the fiist show, it promises not only to be a successful one, bat one which will do credft to the principality. Sub- scriptions are flowing in taut, and it is expected that prizes amounting at least to £ 80^ will be ...

... MONMOUTH. BOROUGH POLICE.—On Thursday—before the Mayor (Mr Coates), Alderman Watkins, Mr T. James, Dr Woollett, and Mr Hyam)—John Richards, landlord of the Masons' Arms Inn, was charged with serving drunken persons with intoxi- cating drinks on the 13th inst. P.C. Cox proved the case. Defendant was fined 5s and 6s costs, being tbe first offence.—James Phillips, a shoe- maker, charged with ...