... VOLUNTEER PlilZB SHOOTING A) The annual prize shooting of the D. (Penarth^ Company, 16tfi Glamorgan Riiio Volunteers, took place at the East Moors Range, Cardiff, on Thurs. day. The money shot for considerably exceodcd the amount ever competed for before. 80 well did the f-iends of the corps respond to the a;mention for subscriptions, that nearly £ 3 j jn money was obtained. A large assortment ...

... ABBITAI18 OF MAILS. The London. Sonth and East of England, Scotianc Ireland, Bristol, Glo'ater, Newport Mon.), Cardifl, Pontypridd, South Wales, and Foreign Parts 5.30 mor SOUTH HAIL. from North of England, Scotland, Ireland, North Wales. pi?>ri'er' P/1/J a West of England, Newport (Mon) I ontypridd, Cardiff, and Soath Wales II 46 morn From Tredegar and Dowlais f '.10.30 mom LOVBOir DAY KAIL. ...

... City of Durham ss, Capt Gyles, has arrived at Dunkirk, all well. Dilston Castle ss, Capt Smith, left Liverpool on Saturday morning, for Penarth, to load for Port Said. Scots Greys m, Capt Grant, left Port Said on Friday, for Constantinople. John Howard 8R, Capt Seaward, was expected to leave Tyne on Saturday, for Naples. Llandough ss, Capt Davis, passed Constantin- ople on Friday, from ...

... [FROM OUR COMMERCIAL REPORTERS.) PANS. Monday.—The settlement of French Rentes passed off very quietly. The 3 per cent Ordinary closed for delivery at 7Cf. 75c., and the 6 per cent at 112f. 40c., the former being lOc. lower, and the latter 20c. higher. th.).u on Satur. day. For next account, the 5 per cents were &naHy quoted at 112f. 40c. Foreign Stocks were generally depressed, in sympathy ...

... We regret to have to state that a few inaccuracies have crept into the time table of the Vale of Clwyd Railway. Not receiving intimation of any altera- tions in the running of the trains on that line as we usually do, we concluded there were none, as was the case on most of the other lines. We now find that there are several, and to make the best amends we can, we publish the correct running ...

... High Street. 1 Mr J. Jones la-ilfi-s Jacques 2 Mr Harris 3 Mr Harris 4 Mr E. Slinn 5 Mrs Keyzar 6 ...

... CHURTON TERRACE, and the Misses Edwurds 3 Jlrs Bin.ger, and, M'hs Linger Churtou villa, Edicin A. burg and-fumily ( p Eden cottage, Jlrs Jest an Ivy cottage, JLFs Barns ...

... 2 JLrs Evacrts 3 Jli-i Whitley 4 Jlr II illiams 'tr- J:. II' itiirons 9 Jlrs Hop: 10 Jlr Ben t, ...

... ] JIls Yê wall 5 Mr If Jom s ...

... LLANELLY. VESSELS CLEARED—Sept. 21. Liverpool, Llanelly ss, B, sundries, C N Broom VESSELS CLEARED—Sept. 23. Douglas, Arcana, B, IG5 coal, A Stone Bristol, Cambria. ss, 13, general, C N Broom VESSELS CLEARED-Sept. 24. Dieppe, Joseph, B, 370 coal, Nevill & Co Morecambe, Norman ss, B, sundries, C N Broom Drogheda, Barbara, B, 150 coal, A Stone Wexford, Sker, B, 90 coal, Gwaun-cae-Gurwen VESSELS ...

... CORS. C AUDI Ft1 CORN MakkkT, Saturday.—(From Mr Geo. Coleman junior's Circular, Llandaif Green.-By 9.30 train to Bristol, Thursdays. viewing eample3 Newport and Portskewett Stationgi.-Thereis literally nothing new to re- cord concerning the operations of the past week. The increasing supply of farmers' wheats restrain the action of buyers. There is a liberal quantity of grain on passage and ...

... CAROfFF, Tuesday.— Gaidames ss, 549, iron ore; Alex:tndre. 97, iroii ore: So.idoveur.59, pit- wood Deury La-M, 99, ballaa; I'jl Away, 98, light; British American, 1207, ba.Mast. ...