... ALLEGED WLFMDRDER NEAR CARDIGAN. Oil Thursday, at the Shire Hall, Cardigan, an inquiry was held into the cause of the death of a child, name unknown, whose body was found buried in a boggy field, on a farm called Lan, situate in the parish of Llandugwyd, by P.C. Pierce, of Llechryd, and P.C. Davies, Blaenporth, on the previous Tuesday. A young woman about 33 years of age, named Mary Jones, ...

... NOVEL MOVEMET BY MEN ON STRIKE. As the great strike in the Tam worth district bids fair to be a protracted one, a large number of the men are making daily visits to adjacent towns, accompanied by a band of musicians seated in a trap, which is drawn by relays of colliers. The miners are attired in fantastic dresses, and they daily succeed in collecting goodly sums of money and quantities of ...

... TEE PEOPLIvS TI'dBUTE TO LORD BEACON SF IELD. THE TRIBUTE REJECTED. Under the heading of The Wreath Refused, Mr Tracey Turnerelli, who originated and carried out a penny subscription for a People's Tribute to Lord Beaconsfield, has published a correspond- ence upon the proposed presentation of a gold laurel-wreath to the Premier. The following letter explains Lord Beaconsfield's reasons ...

... Sir William Thompson's expression of opinion wi h respect to the availability of Niagara Falls as a source of motive power seems to have created some little sensation. It is not very generally known that this famous waterfall has already been harnessed and put to practical account. A techni- cal contemporary gives au account, illustrated by wood engravings, of a large and first-class flour- ...

... 011 Saturday, J. Sexton wAlked W. Jenkins at the above grounds, seven miles for 210 aside. After a most exciting finish the Cardiff pet won by 2 yards. Mr Wiltshire was stakeholder and referee. ...

... To the Editor o' the SOUTH DAILY NEWS. SIR,— Personal animadversion is always dis- agreeable, ai d to be deprecated, but the contri- butioa under the abova heading, which appeared in your issue of the 6th instant, displays such an amount of impertinence and arrogant ignorance, that I feel as one who has had the honour of bein^ one of the council of the institution for some year-); an 1 ...

... ROBiBHET L'HOM FoiiiHGlf Yfl'iSSLS.—At the police-court, on Tliut-sdziv-before Mr Rogers (mayor), Mr Fowler (stipendiary magistrate), and MrJ. C. V. Parmiuter-J ames Blake, 28, des- cribed as a traveller, and of 110 fixed place of abode, was charged with stealing a. watch and gold albert, of the value of i-5, from the brig Concord, now lying in the North Dock. the same being the property of ...

... MUBANOHASN Mr Bundroann left Englund on Wednesday by the steamer German ia, to arrange for tbe pro- jected professional tour of himself, wife, and com- pany through the United States. ...

... I-Il?.C!AL REPORTS FROM OUR TRADE CORRES- PONDENTS AND EXCLUSIVE SOURCES.] !SPECIAL REPORT BY OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] CAHDIFF. Thursday Night. —Although. as far as I can !-ee, noth'nl{ fresh of importance has ocenrre.i since !ny last report to increase the gravity of the existing crisis in the coal trade, it \ould nevertheless appear that a belief i:t the po.-sibilltv ot some interruption at ...

... A SERIES OF LETTERS TO INTEND- ING EMIGRANTS. [BY THE REV. J. DAVIES, PASTOR OF CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH, NORWICH, CONN., -U.S. I No. 9.—EMIGRANTS AND THE STATE OF RELIGIOUS PARTIES. I shall try to be very calm while writing this letter, though it may be hard work to keep so. The state of religious parties is a subject that moves me deeply, because of what it is in itself, and because of what it ...

... TELEGRAMS FROM LLOYD -I AGBXT3.1 The Cleveland, bound from SlIndswall to Lon- don, la :eu with timber, is reported by telegraph from Harlingel1, Juiie 15, to have grounded at Ameiaud. but got otf after making jettison jf a portion of i.er carsro, al.d lias proceeded. The Modtsta (Norwegian brrgautine), ot Bergen, from Antwerp for Bueuos Ayres. is reported by telegraph from Ventnor. Isle of ...

... roCONDmONir SURRENDER DEMANDED. pAILUliE OF THE NEGOTIATIONS. A laPBClAI, 1PXEGUAM.] AI>KIKA, Saturday Evening.—A Maritz- rg correspondent telegraphs that much wtement had been caused by the arrival Qiucer named Undvrana, who came to i °°snt that he was empowered by Cete- j° to enquire on what terms peace could ^niacle. on Dunn was deputed to negotiate with ret- ~U'U3' ^ut after a long ...