... At the Cardiff poFce-coutt, on Monday-befO Mr R. 0. Jones—Isaac Morgan, a cattle doa?. wns charged with committing wilful and co!'fr perj'.ry in an affidavit made by him in an ?!? pending in ttM Exchequer Division of the H? Court of Justice, between Mr Lewis Le?'? draper, Bute-street, and himself. Mr B??t, MOgan appeared for the prosecution, aud ?' ? Vachell for the defence. The pI'tiutiS, it ...

... LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING. THR AND THE LlDEltALS- WATERLOO DAT—ANOTHER DIFFICULTY FOR XORD PENZANCE—DR. TALMAGE AND THE PRES- BYTERIANS—THE PREMIER AND THE APES—THE LORD MAYOB AND THE SICK AND WOUNDBD Frnm-MR GLADSTONE AND THE DLDSKNTFILIS. A false step now will settle the question of the general election. Nonconformity is a jealous bride, and will have no flirting if Lord Harting- ton and his ...

... THE SOUTH AMERICAN WAR. THE NAVAL BATTLE OFF IQUIQUE. Rio DE JANEIRO, June 1 (by telegraph from Lisbon).—Intelligence received here from .Valparaiso to the 23rd of May siate3 that the Chilians claimed to have been victorious in the recent naval battle off Iquique, which was preceded by a less important engagement on the 21st of May. During the battle many of the shells fired went wide of their ...

... AMUSING SCENE AT A SALVA- TION ARMY GATHERING. A correspondent writesAt some of their meetings the leaders of the Salvation Army designated a certain locality of Treherbert a little hell. It happened on Tuesday evening that a detachment of the army wore in this very place holding fortn, and announcing some extra attraction at this pi see of meeting on the follow- ing evening. A number of ...

... To the Editor of the SOUTH WALES DAILY NEWS. SIR,-Sortie drivers of vehicles at Cardiff seem to be under the impression that foot passengers have no right to use the roads except at the sweet will of those who ride or drive. I often see people obliged to rush across a road, at terrible speed, because the driver of some conveyance chooses to tear madly along. Ssme of these men never offer to ...

... THE KHEDIVE'S SUMMING UP. Abdication or deposition. Such is the alternative offered to the Kliedive by the three Powers. The interven- tion of Germany has brought matters to this decisive Telegram. AlKiioition is vexation, Deposition's twioe as bad Tho Luio of Thrco it bothers me, And Bismarck driVAA U)a mod t.—PutuJu ...

... HAMADKTAD HOSPITAL SHIP, — Report for the week ending the 25th day of June, 1873:—Number of patients remainin? last week, 31; admitted since, 10 discharged, 8 died, 1 Oat-patients treated, 108 remaining oil board, 36. —W. HUIILIES, Medical Superintendent. THE Two JEWS.—There was an amusing case at the Cardiff County-court on Wednesday. A Jew named Solomon Joseph, claimed money, lent to ...

... PARIS, Monday. -]Delegates of the English Working Men's Peace Association waited upon M. Victor Hugo this morning, and pre- sented him with an address magnificently illuminated and framed, as a token of ad- miration for the services he has rendered to the cause of humanity and peace. ...

... THE LIZARD, T; ies, iav.- Wind, W. fresh. Weather siio.- ery. Barometer 29*5. Passed East —morning—Norwegian barque Rival, for l a!- month H.M.S. Resistance, from Milford for Plvmoutli; steamers Boston, of London; Trio, of Newcastle; Hlda, of Hull, Afternoon-Zinga and Northern Home; Adamant, of Southampton; steamer MVcator, of Antwerp, signalling horses and c it tie all well; North German ...

... RUMOURED DEATH OF GARI- BALDI- PARIS, Thursday Morning.—It is reported that General Garibaldi is dead. ROME, Thursday.—Menotti Garibaldi con- tradicts the reports of Garibaldi's death, and declares that the General has completely recovered. ...

... SHOCKING ACCIDENT.—As a man named John Morgan was cutting hard ground for an archway, in Navigation Colliery, on Wednesday evening, a large stone fell and cut his leg off. ...

... VERSAILLES, Tuesday.—In the Chamber of Deputies, to-day, the election of M. Blan- qui was annulled by 372 against 33 votes. ...