... CARDIFF. THE 10TH TOLL-STEMS.—The first full dress parade for the New Year took ■ lace on Mondav. The nmster was » good one, and after the parade at the T): ill-hajl the men marched do>\n to the IWn-hall. where tbev were dismissed. TID; DISTRESS—TheE,ev.T.Pliiilips,for the Mayor Bstribiued on Monday a large uuiaber of Bath fcops and peas to the poor, who attended at the Town-had, in the ...

... SODDEN DEATH.—On Sundayevening last, Miss Herbert, of New Market-street, Usk, was seized with a fit, from which she never rallied, and ex- pired early on Monday morning. RELIEF COMMITTEE.—^The committee held an adjourned meeting on Monday night, at which Mr J. H. Clark presided. lie stated that the sub- scriptions amounted to £3J. Seventeen tons of coal, 11 tons of coke, and tickets for ...

... A SECRET TREATY. CONSTANTINOPLE, Tuesday. — Some little exeiiement has been produced in the diplo- matic world here by a rumour that the British Ambassador had presented a Note to the Sultan recommending English control in the Ministries of War, Marine, and Finance, and promising in return a loan of 30 millions sterling. A leading member of the Diplo- matic Corps was &aid to have obtained a ...

... The Ameer of Bokhara has presented to General Yon Kaufmann 50,000 roubles, to be distributed atcooff the wounded in the Turkish eamca'sto, ...

... TWO MEN KILLED TN DEAN FOREST. A THIRD SERIOUSLY MAIMED. On Saturday morning a painful accident oc- curred at Trafalgar Colliery, the property of Messrs Brain Brothers, whereby Charles Eddy and John George, married n.ell,of Lydbrook, were crushed to death, and James Hill (29), received injuries of such a character that his life is despaired of. The deceased men with others were at work, when ...

... ALLEGED VIOLENT ASSAULT AT NARBERTH. At Narberth, on Tuesday, Levi Hitchings, a farmer, residing at Grigs, in the parish of Crun- wear, was charged before the ltev. W. D. Phillips with committing a violent assault upon one Cath- erine Coh me, aired 15 years, on the 27th inst. Prisoner was remanded on bail. ...

... In the Court of Appeal, on Wednesday, the Master of the Rolls ordered that the appeal in re- gard to the affairs of this company, by Alexander Adamsoa and others, should be removed from the final list, and set at the head of the interlocutory list for Wednesday fortnight. ...

... FRANCE is passing through a bloodless revo- lution, the immediate effect of which has been the resignation by Marshal MAcMAHON of the office of President of the French Re- public. In order to understand what has led up to that important event, it is neces- sary to explain that, up to the recent sena- 1 torial elections in France, the ReDublicaa party, although having a large majority of the ...

... AN OTHER GREAT FI RE IN BIRMINGHAM. DAMAGES £30,000. A destructive fire broke out in Birmingham at the extensive lamp works of James Hinks and SOBS. An immense quantity of goods were de- stroyed, and 300 workpeople are thrown idle. The building is in rnins. The damage is roughly esti- mated at £30,000. ...

... NEWPORT. SALE OF NEWSPAPER PROPERTY AT NEWPOBT. —On Wednesday, at the King's Head Hotel, Air Charles E. Parsons, of the firm of Parsons and Baldiug, conducted the sale of the Star of Gwent and South Wales Times newspaper, together with the plant, machinery, stoclc-iu-trade, furniture, good will, and copyright, of the paper; and also the general printing business in connection there- with. The ...

... FASHIONABLE JEWISH WEDDING AT SWANSEA. An event, which is of somewhat rare occurrence in Swansea, viz., a public Jewish wedding, took place, on Wednesday, at the Jews' Synagogue, Goat-street, the last ceremony of the kind which we had the pleasure of attending having taken place some two years or mora since, the greater portion of Jewish weddings being performed at the private residences of ...

... CARDIFF YOUNG MEN'S CHRIS- TIAN ASSOCIATION. The annual meeting of the Cardiff Young Men's Christian Association was held on Wednesday, at the Swiss-hall, Crockherbtown, Cardiff, when the Mayor (Alderman Lewis), who presided, in the course of an opening address, said the association had been in existence for 24 years. It had doue much good to the young men associated with it, but he was very ...