... 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 ...

... The Post Office authorities announce that the damage done to the telegraph service generally in the north of England, by the recent gales and snowstorms, has now been repaired, and commu- nication is restored witii that difibuct. aad with ftratlatvi*. ...

... SWANSEA COPPER TRADE REPORT. The sales of copper yesterday at Swansea were as follow :—1,140 tons of 21 cwt. produce per ceut, 9 copper contents, 103 tons 14 cwt. 1 qr. 20 ibs price per 21 cwt. of ore, £ 5 12s 2d price per 21 cwt. of ore copper, £ 01 13s 3d price per unit of produce, 12s 4d total gross value, £ 0,305 17s 6d. The company'a pm chases were as follow :— Copper Miners' Company, 13 ...

... FIGHTING BETWEEN BOERS AND ZULUS. (STANDARD TELEGBAM.) DURBAN, Tuesday. — Your correspondent at Pretoria telegraphs that the natives generally show symptoms of rising against the Boers. The Zulus stole 175 head of cattlo from the Boers at Leydenberg, The Boers followed and recovered part of the herds. The natives then rallied and repulsed the Boers, and Becker and Steiukamp were killed. The ...

... Y GATH. Coesog, ewinog, heillyl.w y gate, Go farfog a gorfeyf Chwimwth dioa, glwth ysglyt, Myn flaa ar y bras hi yd bryf. Odiaeth greadur llygadog,—wylia Gan hela'r epilog jJKl Heff un yw y gynffon^*hon neidia, Kid enyd eeda, Red odidog. Bsiaixo^ ...

... ADOLYGIAD. 0 NA n' AI LMWELT P* Can Cariadferch y Tywyeog Llewelyn, yn ei ddysgwyl yn 01 o'r frwydr pan oeddent ar fin priodi.Gan Dewi Haran; y gerddoraetli gan Owain Alaw,— Cyhoeddedig gan D. L. Jones, Britonferry. Dyma argramad newydd o un o dannaa melus. ber yr ehwog Delyn Haran, a chan fod y g&n wedi ei phriodi a cherddoriaeth gyfatebol, y ssae yn ddiamheu y daw yn uu o'r caneuon Iwyaf ...

... THE PIRATING OF A STEAMER FROM CARDIFF. FINDING OF THE VESSEL. Onr readers will doubtless remember that ...

... THE NEW DOCK. A special meeting of tills body was held at the Town Hall, Swansea,, on Tuesday, for the pur- pose of receiving a report from Mr Abernethy, the engineer, with respect to the new dock. Mr F. A. Yeo presided, and there were alao present- Messrs Charles Bath, Edward Bath, T. Cory, W. H. Francis, R. D. Burnie, T. Davies, T. Ford, W. F. Richards, and J. J. Jenkins (mayor The CHAIRMAN ...

... TAFF VAS^ND~GREAT WES- TERN RAILWAY COMPANIES. The attempts on Monday to open the eommu- nication between the Great Western and the Taff Vale Railways failed owing to the determined position taken by the Great Western Railway Company, and the matter is now again to be brought before the Railway Commissioners, who, however, do not meet till November. The insti- gators in the movement are the ...