... PROPOSED RAILWAY BETWEEN PORT TALBOT AWD THE BONDDA., PUBLIC MEETING AT ABERAVON. In compliance with a generally signed requisi. tion' the Macer of Aberavon (3fr.IT. W. Je4kins), caled a piiblio ameeting to consider thie question. It was held on Tuesday night, and the oommo. dious public hen was crowded with a large, orderly, end evidently intoreated audience. The Mayor preiided. There were ...

... - - I Warns,, Man Cinsa, 4A aX, U IE S O uh I RWA N W1 AIL P&AnAMA, Nov. 1-.5-Pe in looks received ,ere ai' the capture, at Pisaglas 'by the chilins state thattere was sharp fighting, nttended by ?? loss ot~ life. The garrison of Pisgugn, consisting of Bolivians, evecnatecl the towvn, ?? oad lqoru ftectueg a junction with the d aer, ins from that. n~ece. The allied forces 0 then awaited the ...

... Oa LtFRECAS OF THE WEATERS. it. I _ - L35 rhe fanowlng forecat of the weatha Hkelg to Ter peeroa to-by {Taesday) was inned by the to UOtU090ag6 Offoo London, at4 pm. yeetar )nxo zrn .W Weately to nortlb-wesatrly ?? Er tW48Z _ lmW m°% x 'WiZds moderate to fwsli; sea ?? cold. sat - FAIRS FOR N UBREt ith LiVyfelach ?? I Derck ?? the LI.deloY ?? . ?? 19 V ?? ?? I & 21 Lk~dovery ?? .. 1- .TIs~gart ...

... I i DR. HARPER'S RE-CONSTRUe. TION SCHEME. TEE WELSH DEPUTATION AND THE UNIVERSITY COMMISSIONERS. (FROr ota OWN REXORTER,) OXFORD, TusDAY KNarw. 1 Tuesday ought to be a red letter day n the 11 history of the Principality, VA it saw the I agitation against Dr. Hwrpr's soeme brought to a definite and practical result - 1 result which will probably be the meas of pro. serving to the youth of ...

... 'I LETTYM TO 'THE A MA oosrocue mustw vulla on coummtoat of d X Spr azyl 02 Is nois es te wrier mad his xULX AND ADSMamnowml ?? cr ?? maeegohe;itk. @ I: MY . be Basrrr 3Cs Tonro ion reply to, Ut ttohbrhtiiaa i, desined zthrthacke. tbhoano. * V1_3S bionbM ciond, nave intme* in Th nr. re o C tise C no iugtb ?? and adds t.t - orng A. rsr.sxr (Toawmuwwa) ioss h a of t ?? toltb6s. oao we e ...

... THE MUNICIPAJTMEETINGS. CARDIFF. The annual meeting of the Cardiff Corporation was held at the Town-hall, Cardiff, on Monday. Present—Aldennan D. Lewis, the retiring Mayor; Mr J. M'Connochie, the Mayor elect; Aldermen William Alexander, Watkins, David, Thomas Evans, Daniel Jones, Elliott, Bowen Councillors Rees Jones, Vachell, D. Duncan, R. Cory, jun., J. Rowlands, J. Evans, G. A. Stone, A. ...

... QUOITING AT NEATH. The Neath Quoit Club brought the season to a close on Friday, November 7th, when a sweep- ptake was played off between a few of the mem- bers. In the evening the members and friends dined together at the Railway Inn, the captain (Mr A. Thomson) in the chair. The vice-chair was filled by Mr Hugh Paton, sub-captain, A capital repast was served up in Mr Congdon's usual style. ...

... FLOODS IN JAMAICA. ONE HUNDRED LIVES LOST. NEW YORK, Friday. Intelligence of October 30fch announces the subsidence of the floods in Jamaica. One hundred lives are said to havo been lost, and considerable damage has been done. ...

... THE CABINET AND THE DISSOLUTION. ANOTHER EXTRAORDINARY EUMOUE. The Cabinet did not meet on Friday afternoon, and the fact has been followed by a more re. suring feeling than has prevailed -for some days. Tne reports of an impending dissolution are now geneially discredited in politicaj circles, tliougt: an extraordinary rumour has obtained currency, that the Cabinet have agreed upon the draft ...

... Mr R. H. Rhys presided at this board on Thursday, when there wete also present the Revs. Dr. Price, E. W. Lloyd, and T. Jones, and Messrs D. Davis, J. Wiliiaiua, WI D. P. Davies, The Clerk was directed to taMout summonses agyiinst several persons for neglecting to send their children to school. The Superintendent of Schools (Mr Hodgson) reported that there were 4,170 children on the register ...

... A TPADE DISPUTE. Si* men, named Murphy, Campbell, Martin, M-oGrninness, McOarroll, ; ...

... MONMOUTH. THE HOUNDS met for the first time this season in this part of their hunting district, at Croft-y-brola, the seat of Mr KinnarCu There was a good attendance of horsemen and pedestrians. After partaking of breakfast, the company trotted off to the adjoining covers. 1HE ZULU WAR.—On Thursday eveninsr a lec- ture on the Zulu War was delivered at the Work- mg-mens Institute, by Sir Arthur ...