... 1 LETTERS TO aHE EDITOR.,j .e I ?? ALI coapontetmust write on oM sins o the pape, ons,. Or their etters ?? be reetWd, Wecamuct Publish any lontar nniess the writer gseds bis rZA ninE: A2s ADV8s8, not necesaesily for publi- crtison, but as a gara atee of good Lfaih. T-be Editor caot undertake to 'return rejected ommuricnuaone undr any circumstaneesi I'To BONO PUB=co.-We oannot advise you. ...

... VOLUNTEER INSPECTION AT I NWPORT. The inspection of the second administrative 2 battalion of Monmouthehire Rife Volunteers was= held in the Cattle Market, Newpor, on onday afternoon. The battalion consists of the 7th lto. cl (NeWrt), whboh numbers 240; Aberp t 98; navon, 82; Pont oo 81; Non== d, 66;Uak,651;totaiatrenga, 6d9 Of these 71 wee absent vith leave, and 80 without leave ; 3 the numbor ...

... !; -i . .: v . A T 9 , ~ ~ ~ A Ii :! . J 1 %s 't U A -dd T I' 11_3 zs~- 2, 1_ ._ ANPt A iPtSST iP:,E AC REEE '1YO:NX _- S The Daily X-8 publishes the followlqog If narrative from its special correspondent at ?? the head-auarteis camp, dated Hondinni g River, June 6:- Early last nionth certain ; P Zulus presented themselves to General ti Crealock, on the Lower Tugela, professing ti themselves ...

... BTXRBDAY1 JULY 2A 17. An action w heard in the Uardiff County Couirt, on.Wedsy, in which the owners . .L - In! . I- ?? -1 I I ?? of the ly Rise sought to recover damageb from Messrs. Charles Hill and Sons, ship. buildera, Cardiff, for an alleged breach of wrranty. The question at issue was as t whether thg Idefendants were correct in stafiwg that there .as su~cient water to esabl, the vessel ...

... LONDON CORRESPONDENOE. 7 IIOMWON, TUISSDAY EvWENNG. An idea is current that the generaeldection may take place in the course of the autumn. Such is tbe announcement suspended to the circular sent I out by the Chaleea Liberal Assocition in the r different wawds. Last evening a meeting of the orth Hammersmith ward was held nd a numerously attended. 1 simply give this announcement: a it came -to ...

... MISS KATE R.&YNOLDS RENEFIE Th a yongso ,ss, Kim Yatensyn. hr' fareel boneit at tlhe-Phll%:. monic theatre, Cardf i (his a) a , and a wy Attractive programme boa bN r preuared, ple z- qnty, anI azee = qnlity. The ourtan wil-riae at 7.30 an Baoi. aouit's drama, in three ae* 6aed I Grimali, the Prencb Actor, with MIE , Okfaf and Miss PRynold s4 Viol. su~pmtea by th. futl phsrmomo Comoa. Mi. ...

... I I THE LATE PRINE IMPERIAL.I U' TEXT OF THE DECEASED'S WILL. W The will of the ?? Prince Imperis. wse miel e public on Tuesday, though it has not yet been th prved. The foltoing is a ttainsltion of the ib will:- fr Dono at CVmden-plnce, Chislehurat, t'ce 2th of ir February, 1879. f This is my will: O 1, I cie in the Catholic Apostolio and Roman tb region, in which I was born. Ir 2. 1 do)ire ...

... - - ?? a2 I mfoxDY, Tuhr 21, Mn At a meeting of the 'prepsentatives of the workmen upon.the sliding scale committee, at .-.1 . ?? . ..a - ?? A Pontypridd, on Saturday, it was decidedto four, a new Union for the miners of South c Wales and Monmouthshire, and it was re. tl commended that evidence should ba given by v theworkmen before the, _Royal CoRxion ?? with regard to explosions, &c., n ...

... The weekly meeting of the board was held at the workhouse on Saturday, the chairman (Mr. C. W. David) presiding, It arranged that the Rev. C. Jones, vicar of All Saints', should take duty for the chaplain during his holiday.- The master'a weekly return showed 23 admissions, 40 discharges, and one death, leaving a total of 372 inmates, being an increase of 87 upon the eorresponding week of hat ...

... A meeting of this committee was held on Tues- day, under the presidency of the Prince of Wales. It was unauimously agreed, upon the suggestion of his Royal Highness^—(1) That a marble statue shall, with tho permission of-the Dean, be erected in Westminster Abbey. (2) That an ample sum having now been contributed, the subscriptions for this object shall be closed. (31 That any surplus from this ...

... NEWPORT POLICE INTKLLIG KNCE. COUNTY POLICE .—SATURDAY. [Magistrates; W. S. CARTWRIGHT, Esq. (ia tho chair), J T LL' GRATREX, and J FIKBANK, Esqrs.; and Lteut-Col. HEYWORTH.] rlAWKixo WITHOUT A LICENSE.—Wm- Lewis, on bail, was charged with hawking without a license at Malady-Fined ls and costs, or 7 days. STEALING A GOOSE.—Joseph Vickery was charged with stealing a goose the property of Edward ...

... In Tuesday's sitting of the Chamber of Depu- ties, the bill authorising the prolongation of existing treaties of commerce was adopted. In the course of the debate, M. Tirard, the Minister of Commerce, spoke warmly in favour of free trade, the effects of which, he said, had been to augment national prosperity. ...