... THE NEW COFFEE-TAVERN MEHTHYR. A good work wa« accomplished when tLe new coSee-tavern m Victoria-street, Merthyr, \vatj thrown open to the publtc on Thursday \\ith ? imptes.sive commendation from Lord Aberdar% who, rpgatdiug his long labours iu the cause o ...

... I - PAUPSBYTERIA1N NEWS. , ?? ( . oup;IOpw? cOluEBPONDElNT.) ' At the Free Church Assembly on Friday a Aumber of overtures from ' the Highlands on the oubjeot of teaching iu the Theologieal Colqqgoa formed the subject of a discussion whic4 excited eomr interest. They were to the effect thati a the tmajority of the professors had in one forui or amother declared their sympathy with Professor ...

... 10 DIP. GLAnSToxN.-Thcs'e is apparently no limit to the stupidity of mankind: but it is seldom that we is hove so striking onil inistance of thils fact, as tha-t whirhlas tn iA been furnished by the way in which a foolish joke at- thle r- exp~ense of M%~r. Gladstone has tern received in sonic a quarters. Wec learn that thle Prime Minister continues to be pestered evit itliquiries, as to 'the ...

... THE ARGENTINE HEPUBLIC. BOEKOS AYRES, May 6.-Tlie Standard to-day Bays that the provincial Chambers had hardly opened when the deputies voted, without discus- sion, fifty nrilliona of pnper money for the pur- chase ni arms to resist General Roca, s o'tid he be betted President. Tbis p evoked similar votes in the Chambers of the interior provinces, Tne voice of tLe people is, however, so strnro-V ...

... NATIONAL EANK OF WALES. h Messrs Martin and Co, 68, Lombard-street, London, have been appointed agents of the Na- tional Bank of Wales, and will henceforth clear for them. ...

... II to DURHAM CATHEDBAI th TDE5DAY, JuNE 1 IS80. or morning-Servioa: Cooke in G. Anthem (4283): As for me (Wesley). Evening-Servlce: Cookle in G. Anthem: Vouoh. G Isate, 0 Lard (Dettiagen To LeIam (Handel). D 1_ ti The National Provincial Bank directors intend Er to erect a new branch office at Barnard Castle. di Mr J. G. Beckton, of Middlesbrough, has been granted provisional protection ...

... V arlialitataw *Wliffty. I BY TLXGiEAPHJ HOUJSE OF LORDS.-YESTERDAY. Their lordships met at five o'clock. SECONDARY EDUCATION. LeRdNonTON,in moving a resolution declaring that the pM, ent introduction of secondary instruction in the 1jublicly.a.ided elementary schoolsrequires consideration, and that the code of regulations of the Committee of Council on Education be referred to a Select ...

... M lla :N f fi A;, ?? UI~tS PDIVATE BlL,$4. IN PARLIAMENT,: - e ?? A . Frt. . ,1 ¢ ?? 1 . ?? - ?? Lcuridjs, M irnily.. T14ot i'tdso ?? Seleot: .committeaon Irishl I Private Ji3 sset. this nmorning 4t Westnihistoe. r The committeeoensists iof tie 3AriI of Powie (Sian'. t main),nfid' Lprds Gordon-NMethuen, Lawrence, and t Elgin., . .. . I .> . r Tie fullowing billa. came before their lord,' ?? ...

... UNITARIANS PARLIAMENT. ro THE EDITOIi TILE DAILY NEWS. Silt, —You stated last Saturday that the barriers have been broken down which hindered Roman Catholics, Jews, Quakers, Unitarians, and Deists from sitting Parliament. In taking for granted that Unitarians must have been prevented from sitting, you accord with other writers the subject; hut, as matter of fact, they were not. Although the ...

... [TEMIRS TELEGRAM] CAnUL, MAY 30.-Two members oft f. Einglish misilon to the Slzder Abdurraham, in 'I vr kentano are expected in Uabul tomorrow with j 's tter In reply. It is apparent that the alrda still to some extent under Rosean influence, a:n. ! e Rua- sines undoubtedly supplied him with aad money, nod aanotioned him entering Tu: ,'tan In apparent branch of the international en.; ament. ...

... EXTENSION OF WESLEYAMSM IN LIVERPOOL. VWe noticed a few days ago the efzorts mnade byi the Wesleyans in the Liverpool district to extend their church orgnisation in the north end of the town, and eve now have to record another instance of church extension in the district of Anfleld. The leaders of this movement have succeeded in secouing a very eligible site for a chapel on a piece of land at ...

... Mr. Justice Coven.) Daniel Dyson Noble, 43, mid James Maxwell Zf 'dkr, 52, were charged with forging cheque for . upon the Bank England with intent defraud. The prisoner Miller pleaded guilty.—Mr. Poland and Mr. H. 1). Green prosecuted, instructed by Messrs. solicitors to the of England; Mr. Lesley and Mr. Forest I«'ulton defended Noble.—This case was specially tixed taken yesterday ten ...