... THE FUTURE OF BONAPARTISM. Our Paris correspondent telegraphs :— To-night (Sunday), Prince Napoleon refuses to permit anyone to interview him. He declines giving any idea of his dynastical intentions, but he is greatly irritated by the article in the Pays, calling upon the Im- perialists to adopt his son. The Princess Mathilde had an interview on Saturday with Prince Napoleon, who declined to ...

... TEE STRANGE BREACH OF PROMISE CASE. In the Queen's Bench Division, on Monday, the case of Hall v. Schelizzi, an action for a breach of promise by a widow against a Greek merchant, residing in South Kensington, terminated in a ver- dict for the defendant. ...

... CASTLE rON. ANNIVERSARY SERVICES were held at the Baptist Sunday-school on Sunday. Sermons were preached by the Rev R. Lloyd (pastor), and the Rev. Dr. Davies (principal of Haverfordwest College.) Appropriate pieces were sung by the school choir. Mrs Lloyd presided at the organ. The annual treat and games were enjoyed on Monday by more than 300 children and at a public meeting in the evening ...

... A BREWER HEAVILY FINED AT MEinjIYR. On Wednesday, at the Merthyr poHce-court, before the Stipendiary. W. Daniel HoweH. land- lord of the Royal Oak Inn. Trnedyrhiw, answered to two informations preferred by the excise au- thorities the first charging him with brewing without making the required entry, and the second with having brewed in excess of the quan. tity entered. On the 141)) ult., Mr W ...

... Wace discussion which has taken v,itiiflle ^ar ...

... TREDEGAR URBAN SANITARY BOARD, The monthly meeting of the above Doara was held on Wednesday evening, under the presidency of Mr W, Davis, chairman. There were also pre- sent—Messrs C. Widdowson, E. Morgan, John Evans, John Reynolds, L. Gravenor, Joshua Richards, R. Jenkins, D. W Phillips, W. Hughes, B. Phillip3, John A. Shepard (clerk), John Williams (surveyor), and Evans (collector).— The ...

... The dock labourers' strike at New York has collapsed. All steamers hereafter will eail at regular ...

... MASSACRE Oft' NATIVE PRINCRS. SiMLA, Thursday.—Reports have reached the Indian Government of fresh massacres tf Indian princes at M andalay. ...

... STRIKE AT TY TRIST Pl?' TREDEGAR. ? The whole of the men employed at the T), ? Pit, the property of the Tredegar Iron a?? (Jouip&ny, Limited, struck work ott ?? morning. It a.))pears th?t the overma.n !?j ...

... fFROM TUESDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE,] Wm. Cooper, Cardiff, musical instrument dealer,^ Edward Morgan, Bridgend, Glamorganshire, greengrocer. William St. George LowtTier, of St. George- Super-Ely, Glamorganshire, clerk in holy or- ders. David Parry and George WiPiam Parry, oi Maesycwmmer, Monmouthshire, grocers, dra- per, and general dealers; also separate creditors of David Parry. John Rees. of ...

... IIOLLOWAT'S PILLS.-Tiiese celebrated Pills are essentially useful in purifying the blood, cleansing the stomach, gently stimulating the kidneys, and acting as mild aperients, A jew doses of this purifying medicine set the foulest stomach rig-ht, remove all biliousyinp- toms, stea'iy the circulation, give strength to the mus- cles, and composure to the brain an l nerves. The Pills are so ...

... THE SOUTH WALES COAL TRADE. MR HALLIDAY AT MOUNTAIN ASH. ACCEPTANCE OF THE REDUCTION RECOMMENDED. STOPPAGE OF Y*TORK DISAPPROVED JJF. THE STATE OF TRADE AND THE POSITION OF THE UNION. TORY MISRULE. There was a large gathering of min^t? at the Workman's Hall, Mountain Ash, on Friday evening, to hear an address from Mr Tholuas Halliday. Mr HALLIDAT, who on rising was received with loud applause, ...