... The xeply of Mr. ?? Guest to the reqni ition aentlim by the Cardifi Oonserv, reqweiraou mmu - uy - VIJUL ,Iw-lrvaip ?? tive Asa8iatio has beae received d will is ehqrtly be publishe. Mr. Guest intends t ddresing thelectors on the 15th of Zo. tober, His candidature is meeting with the, apovaiL o2 Conservatives o*aU grades -. Of A gathering of the English surpliced choirs tie of the ...

... 1M x &-I* - - _ _ _s _- wt. _ _ - _ _ rhe following foremat of the vwther Likely to am Prevail in thin locality to-day (Friday) was C] uesued by fie: M~e~teorologcal 0IROG, kAmdon, atm 4 p.m. yesterday: ?? Southerly breezea; maoao. am rate; ocoaiowaran. . BABOMETICAL RkADfN&G AT CAUDIFF. pr By 5. 3. ThnclYr, Opticie, Buta DoCa. sn Hetglb~o! Whr~sa p2 ~azometer. IL had th 8Lm,. 29859 nz 6Ov ...

... 'GENER~AL GA1BALTr AND THE POPE . RO3XEi Wednesday. General Garibaldi is much better, and the Pope is in the enjoyment of perfect health. TAE AUSTRIAN MINISTERIAL CRISIS. - I BERLIg, Wednesday. I It Was yesterday announced with considerable show ef authority from Vienna that Count Karolyfi is to be appointed Count Andrassy's successor. The press at Berlin, however, is decidedly sceptical on ...

... A Paris oasrespondentof the Daiitf that owiug to the small.aanount of suppofft which M. de Lessepå' project for the cutting of an-inter- oceanic cajoSl across the Isthmus of Panama dias met with, the issue ...

... It is worthy of note that the slight improve ment in the tone of commercial affairs, which, even though slight, caused a flutter amongst cer- tain circles has been delayed until there Wal some prospect of a general peace. There may b. no coincidence in the two things, but certain it if that until we had peace and an apparent -attlo- ment of ugly questions, we had no movement business aff drs. ...

... A Dorchester correspondent writes :-David Davis, of Liverpool. alias Davidson; Flora Maudoza, alias Davis alias Davidson; and Maria Davis, alias Davidson, have been apprehended at Weymouth, 4nct committed by the borough magis- trates on remand until Friday, to Dorchester gaol, on the charge of obtaining wearing apparel to the amonut of £ 28, and other p operty, from tradesmen of the towu by ...

... THE INHABITANTS OF MISITN had their annual outing on Mondav, in the ruin- of the old Castle. Allt-y-cewrie, belonging to Mr G. Williams, of Miskin Manor. The weather fine. Tea was provided, and the following ladies su: erintended, viz.. Mrs Thomas, The Lo;le; 1r: ...

... [SPECIAL REPORT FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] MiDDUMBOROUOH. Thursday. -The pig iron trade still continues to experience an upward movement, and prices have again been stiffer this week. The quotations of makers are 38s 6d No. 1, 34s 6d to 358 No. 3, a id 33s 6d No. 4 forge nett. These prices are paid by merchants and consumers in some few cases, but they are not buying largely this week as was ...

... Thle Admiralty yachit Enchantress, with Mr. WV. If. Smith on board, left Plymrouthi yesterdsy for Falnmoutlh. Thle ironclad Audacious, after undlergoing thorough Irepair, left thns Meulway yesterdyfr lioo station, Hull. IN'. Gambetta (ifletirjouni salys) hals been suffering forI some (lays from severe inflnammation of thle eye, which], owing to tise existbing wveaknelss in, his cao of tliot ...

... PERILOUJS SEA ADVEXNTURE. ?? An ?? of the experiences of the five men .&Ztt w~ho wen't oat to rescue som, boys who were in or: peril at the Swivnsea regatta, and who were at first ,1 supposed to be drwnwed, is published in the aout!( l Pa ;1 a/ue Ja.;gEy Nato. E3Iight brave fellowe, n3amed e. Jelin Edwards. John Cornelius, Thomas Thomas, rat, .lehn ]lanks, AUfred Teesdale, George Ge3rge, ar ...

... THUR'SDAY, AUGUST 21t TLe obart represnti tlhe rtz'ten eoaumi;s Burope, from Norvay to the corset of ?,t . erntracu Great Britaiii arid tio Bui-Fh Ta It*. It filco iualndes the North. Soa or Gernman Oc-u, ?? Bty of Bisny, the Mith rvamrunn, tho Atleatic, vwitb the Engllih CLianno. Boitoi tjhsuzl1I aai Irish ELF.. a~ A rtX r: ?? 7 _ - .1?d 7 ~ ~ ~ B~ ?? f; i @tDLIQ/r ?? oci->I s,:- X4,7j. r1 , ...

... The ceremony of laying the foundation stone of the Eddystone lighthouse, a building the erection of which is due to the decay of the rock on which Smeaton's celebrated structure now stands, wai suc- cessfully accomplished on Tuesday, by the Duke of Edinburgh, Master of the Trinity Corporation, who was accompanied by the Prince of Wales. ...