... OF THE CZAR OF RUSSIA. TWO BOMBS THROWS. FRIGHTFUL MUTILATION OF THE BODY. THREE SOLDIERS KILLED. ACCOUNT OF AN EYE-WITNESS. THE PRINCESS DOLGOROUKY AND TIlE TRAGEDY. DISCOVERY OF A MINE NEAR THE NEW EMPEROR'S PALACE. LATEST ITEMS FROM ST. PETERS- BURG. rKIUTLiB'S TELBORAM.l 8r PETERSBURG, Sunday, 7.40 p.m.—Tae Official Messenger of this evening contains the following announcement God's will ...

... [SPECIAL ItKl'OIll's FltOM OUT, TRADE COKRES- I'ONOENTS AND EXCLUSIVE SOURCES, j CARDIFF TRADE REPORT. [sptCUAL IiEPOItr BY OWN CORRESPONDENT.] C'AKT'II'F, Friday Night.—There is very little new or iiRsuestiug to record in connection with the general stake of this coal market. A fairly active export trade is still being done, and in spite of somewhat unfavourable reports from other dis. tricts ...

... A MAIL STEAMER RUN DOWN IN THE CHANNEL. A remarkable and disastrous collision occurred on Saturday eight in the Channel. The African Steamship Company's steamer Benin, on the homeward voyage, was run into off Start Point by the Eastern Shipping Company's steamer Duke of Buccleugh, and was cut down so thoroughly that she foundered within 40 minutes, carrying with her a very valuable West ...

... AT' EIN GOHEBWYR. Y Delyn.—Y mae amryw wallau yn y lliat- ellau hyn, ond trwy ymroddiad penderfynol, di- amheu y bydlii chwLddyfod yn gynghaneddwr. Nid y w— Gem euraiJd i'L' hen Gymry* yn gynghaneddiad uaturiol, Ymaeproest llafarog yn Hynod yw i'm henaid i.' Nid oes cyng- hanedd yu—A glywir, drwy'n glynoedd a gwallus hefyd yw'r llinell olaf. Ceisiwch gyfara wyddyd gan rliai o'eh gymydogion ...

... ACCIDENT IN THE LLYNVI IRON WOBKB,—On Monday evening. about seven o'clock, a youth named David Williams, aged 15 years, Queen- street, had his foot entangled in the machinery in the LJynvi Iron Works. His leg was also so seri- ously burnt, that Dr. Davies, surgeon, connected with the works, had to amputate the poor lau's leg. Williams is in a very precarious state. TESTIMONIAL TO A MINISTER ...

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... Y GWYDRAID CYNTAF. Erchyll ringyll i'r angen,-a drysawr I drosedd a chynen Dinystrydd, poenydd y pen, Dyma fynag i'r domen, Dyferyn ydyw o foroedd—y Hid Dwfn llydan, a'r ingoedd; Yn ddafn o fiaen y dawfn floedd Ys i iasau oesoesoedd. Trwy'r gwydraid ryw naidannedwydd—roddir Gall bob graddau beunydd Mor syn, ar derfyn eu dydd, Dry i'w gwaeau'n dragywydd. Daw oer enaid yr annuw I ben y daith heb ...

... PRIODAS Mr David Lewis, ieu., Pandy Machen, sir Fynwy, a Miss Grace Jones, Eim's Lank, Liverpool. Dyna un bachgen doniol—wedi myn'd Gyda mun fach siricl; Ei cLusanau iach swynol—a'i tynai Yu fyw hi'i rhodd i i nw) f wefieiddiol. Difyr oedd gweled David, A'r hoen mor lion ar ei wrid, Yn myued i gael mIl yniant-ei pher gus, Sy' yn dal hoenua swyn adloniant, Dan glwy', 0 Fynwy i Fdn,—at ei fun ...

... A MEWPORT LAW CASE. In the Court of Appeal, on Wednesday, the case in the Newport and South Wales Ship- owners Company, Limited, was heard. This was an appeal from the refu3al of ice-Chancellor Hall to ni-tke an order on the application of the liquidator of the company that a Mr Roland should be settled upon the list of contributories f r 24 sh ires, and ordered to pay upon those 51 area £21G. ...

... SWANSEA TRADE REPORT. [SPECIAL REPORT FROM OCR OWN COKRESPONDiNT.l SWANSEA, Thursday Night. — The clearances during the past week have been very heavy, and the coal shipments foreign continue to !-how a satisfactory increase on those of last year. The arrivals have betn good, both in ballast and cargoes, and the docks generally 1 ave a busy appearance. Notwithstanding, however, these outward ...

... BAPTIST HOME AND IRISH MISSION A RY SOCIETY, The annual meeting of this society was held at Bloomsbury Chapel, on Wednesday evening, James Barlow, of Acerington, presiding.—The year was commenced with a debt of £1,700; the total receipts had £ 6,280; and expenses, £6,093; leaving a deficit of £1,600. The interim report showed the society to have placed a con- siderable number of churches where ...

... EPPB'S COCOA.—GEATEFULAND COMFORTING.— •Dy a thorough knowledge of tbellatural Iawø which govern the operations of digestion and nutrition, and by a careful application of the fine properties of well selected ooooa, Sir Epps lias provided our breakfast tables with a delicately flavoured beverage which may save us from nutey heavy doctoarMHa. It is by the judicioB> use of sueh articles of diet ...