... THE_ CENSUS. !MOI'N'T'AN ASI. Se We hbve been ftvoured with the following Le figures by Mr. William Evans, l larufalsn, roesitrar Iis for part of the l'ontspridld Unaionr, and Alessrs. W. H4 Richards and WI. Morgan, enrr'ti ators in that b3 part of Mountain Ash in tle pesish ef Aberdare :- co i'resentpopulatieun of Mountatei: Ash proper in the XiI parish of Llanwonno, 7,943; in -he Mountain ...

... . . - t' h. 'a ttitiitliaihar ?? om- , .; z T. 0' II .i tit lt t'.tit of A\voob Khans' iV t ;: ?? )t ?? jitI ist., alnd his loss l ?? it ii ?? ?? tll eliu qleii lsti die 1 - % 0 s ' , 1kG i i i . ?? nt Otti i ?? vi'd l' ,i ote kl-';tr'nv lv iir,- i ?? x\. ?? Illi S-. J aohns 11ll1 iby ?? n- Sc t ?? t tui'S' hta it'! Itllat'i h:as riii- ?? , MlOS tsetilot, Bi1'tc'ki1 at tht- it 'l ' . is' ii ...

... ANARCHY INI I I I W1ELAND. I G'REAT RIOT A-T CORNY. DESPERATE ENCOUNTER. Ad STORM 01) STONES- A -MAN STABBED. t MANY PERSONS FATALLY INJUPED. ed TITlSiI LIST (iF OUTRAGES. to Our Laond-.n aoriespoomlenrt tie Igrph- -It 15 the intention -!f the Gi;rveinirtnt in London, act- ing, no ui it. in -a-cc 'situ the Irish executive, 0f to keep the true &rt e ,s allairs in Ireland fron tbe public. Thie ...

... II W-WrE.e1n MAIL Gnotca. ,430 A i. LATEST GE~NERAL NEWS. R 'Yesterly, at Liverpool, Arthur Wlatson, L nierlv telegraph clerk in iManchester, was sentencei to death tor murdering his infant child. Thirty-six thuanclnd emigrants let' Liverpool last month for the United States, cil increas2 of 6,000 on April of last year. Consequent upon the stranding of the stearner Amnamonense near St. Dnvid's ...

... DISTRIC T NIEW, WS. C ARDJJ3T. I S TuE EVERTnARD Pikso.-Mr. E. F. Ke-nnord. aur' tiOllcet', Queen-street, Cardiff, has been appoinrie sole agent in this district for the sale of th6 Everhard piano, whichs is a fine iron-strutted tri. chord instrumient in ebonised case, possesing Art power and bul1lianey of tone. At the Paris Exii. sea- bition the Messrs. Everhard were awarded three sas. ...

... FENIAN OUTRAGE LIVERPOOL. ATI X. DETAILS OF TIE CAPTURE. Q ~o I PRISONERS BEFOREZ THE 2I!AGIS ex ear TRATES. so rib STATEMENT BY O'DONOVA-N ROSSA. duoy a ALLEGED ATTEMPTED, and RE SCUE. ?? bs-_ __ _ _ tor,, not 'rho two men, MI~evitt and MIGratb, alias new hiS arren, w)o, on 'taturdav, wars boranuhtbeoetl Stipendiary, and after formal evidence remanded,na onwere aftterwards removed to the ...

... DIPERIAL PARLIAMENT. I ( CEvn~te NEWS TELEGRAM.) HOUSE, OF LORDS.-TorESoAY. Lord Redeedale, in the absence of the Lord aled Chancellor, took his seat on the woolsack at five on. o'clock. iona THE IRISH LAND BILL. ~-CONSIDERATION OF THE COMM NONS' On, AMENDMENTS. rire Onthe order for the consideration of the Corn- of moos' amendmuents to the Lords' further amend- merits, reasons for ...

... I I- - I ARRESTS UNDER THE COERCION ACT. C Twenty-three farmers appeared at Orauinore d petty sessions on Saturday, charged with intimi- C dating a process soiver. The prosecutor, however, t failed to appear, and, after waiting some hours, the ¶ I case was adjourned. CONVICTION OF THE SCHULL RIOTERS. . Twventy-twopersonswere sentenced, on Satur- e day, at Cork, to vasrious termns of from tw o ...

... THE WINDSOR REVIEW. i non On Saturday there was a muster at the Dri ll-all, a du Cardiff, of about 200 members of the local rile volunteers who intend to be present at the forth- coming review at Windsor. Captain Slaten was in comuand, and the other officers present wvere- Lieutenants Scott, Madd x, and Yorke. From the U Drill-hall the men marched to tl. i barracks-field, C.. where they were ...

... 7. SECOND EDITH)IN . I in Y WnrnICA MALt OFFICE, 4.30.A.iu. Thb FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. Itrt$4v ble In the ('Coint Uatzfeld has assumlied the direction of the for t German ForeiUn Office. busin lcedh Frencnh Senate on Saturday elected M the li tertheloto as life senator, as successor to I v. [119 Darfauce. froma an. N'inetv-seven degrees was registered in the shade TOt Ind in the centre of Paris ...

... DIPERIAL PARLIAMENT. IT t es, . an (CEsTaaL NEFWS TELEGR&M.) lat HOUSE OF LORDS.-FecaAr. nd Thle Lord Chancellor took his seat on the wool- of sack at five o'clock. ,he SUSPICIOUS DEATHS IN SCOTLAND. an) tis Tue EaL ofMINTO ?? moved for a return Gr( ,he from each county in Scotland of the number of of cases of sudden death or of death under suspicious o Is r unknossn circumstances ...

... to CARDIFF. O-D DIROwNED.-On Wednesda- Bute Do:t 3s f Constable David Morgan reported the lnding vs ie the body of a man in the Eist Bute Dock. C tig deceased, who was apparentiv about 30 vears *t d, iage, and who has not yet been identified, 'Was con. 1s veyed to the mortuary, andan inquest will be llei a PHotILRtioactc RESTAURANT. - Ei.' of F;s; -;I Thursdav, Sept. 22.-Soups: Gravyy, B-u;iii ...