... . ?? ~ ~ I. -1 - ?? - The Statnidard correspondent at Vienna writes: -The affaix which was mentioned in a recent telegram, viz., a Polish atudent committing buicide, in Warsaw, in consequence of the bar. barity and airooity of tho Russian authorities in perseeuting Polish etudents, has of coarse not failed to create an unusual amount of excitement in Warsaw. I have received from Warsaw the ...

... At Pitom Batard, Reunion, some boxes of gun- powder and dynamite have exploded, killing four persons aud injuring five others. TARAXACUM AND PODOPHYLLIN. This fluid combination, extracted from medicinal roots, is used iusteed of Blue Pill and Calomel for the cure of Dyspepsia Biliousness, and all symptoms of congestion of tlie Liver, which are generally pain beneath the shoulders, Headache, ...

... MAES Y CWMMER,. ENGLISH BAPTISTS.—On Monday evening Mr R. J. Morgan, GelHdeg House, entertained the teachers and senior scholars attending the English Baptist Sunday-school to tea. Mr It. J. Morgan presided at the teachers' meeting, ACCIDENT.—On Tuesday afternoon two horses ran away down the hill, near Hengoed Junctioa Hotel, with a cart containing glass. Considerable damage was done to the ...

... BRISTOL SCHOOL BOARD ELEC- — The result of this election was made known on Saturday, and the figures show a victory for the Liberal candidates. The following are the 15 elected members :—Mr M. Whitwell (L), 14,274; Miss Emily Sturge (L), 10,273 :Mr J. H. Wood. ward (U), 10,203 Dr J. W. Caldicott (1.), 10,040 the Rev. e. Witherby (C.), 9,982; Alder- man G. W. Edwards, ex-mayor (C), 9,661 Mr G. ...

... BRITISH SCHOOL.—On Friday. the 23rd inst., tlie annual tea meeting took place in the above achooL About 70 child i en partook of tea. Mrs Evans and Miss Evahs, of Posty, along with Miss Daviea, of Rouaen, Pembroke, presided over t e tables. Mr W. Evans provided the tea. Mr J. Llewellyn, Bletherston, presented several of the pupils with books. Several tunes were snng by the children, under the ...

... The Queen and the Frin.teis Beatrice have just reviewed the 42nd Highlanders (Black Watch). The Prussian Cabinet is, it is said, now con- sidering the advisability of instituting a regis- tered national debW ...

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... EIGHT LIVES LOST. gw YORK, Tuesday.—A fire occurred yester- ay on the steamboat Charmer, Red River (Ltui- llaDa), causing the death of eight persons. ...

... PROPOSED DUTY W MANUFAC- TURED ARTICLES. DISSENSION IN A TORY CAMP. (SPECIAL TELEGRAM.) Considerable discussion has been caused at the annual dinner of the- Plymouth Chamber of Com- merce, on Tuesday night, by a long speech by Sir Massey Lopes, member of the Government, who urged the propriety and necessity of a protec- tive duty on all manufactured goods imported into this country. He ...

... To the Editor of the SOUTH WALES DAILY NEWII SIR,—On the perusal of a Welsh publication, find that the remarks of Peter, Playfair, which appeared in the South Wales Daily News of ary 17th, have been eagerly taken up. I have nq desire to enter into controversy upon the subject t nevertheless, it has very forcibly struck me that perhaps the introduction of the Prayer-Book and Litany would ...

... TWO GUNPOWDER MILLS BLOWN UP. j Two gunpowder mills, belonging to Messrt Pigeon, Wilkes, and Lawrence, near Dartford, were blown up shortly before noon on Wednesday, and totally destroyed, by the ignition of twe green charges, of 60 ounds each. Fortunately, only one person was injured. ...

... T IE IN IWELAM).D. , I I Pl.??JRFSS MORE APPALLI NG STO BIESOF D)ESTITUUTIOON. :E A WHOLE COMMUNITY IN THE CLUTCHES OF FAMINE. (CENTRAL NEWS TELEGORAM.) LEENANE, FIUDAY. Albng the high road from Letterfrask to Leenane, and indeed throughout the whole of the main artery of Connemara, through which In the summer months comes an unceasing trickle of ubiquitous Englishmen, on sees little or ...