... CORRESPONDENCE JOHN ROGERS, THE DERITEND MArRTyR, i-o the EnrOrt of Sie DAILY POST. .Sir,-In Old and New Birmingham the following words Ocour respecting John Bogers, the ?? bravel perish John Rogers, a man whom Birmingham should be proud to enrol among her wvortbiest sons. WIhy has he remained so long without a mmoorill inl his native town? Responding heartily to this appeal, I and otleeo ...

... THESBIALUGH DIFFICULTY. . . ' . .I. MBETING IN THE TOWN C L. A mublic meeting in defence of Constitutional rights l as ild last evening in the Town Hall, under the prdsi- dency of Dr. Langford. The hall wes densely packed, doubtless from 'the expectation oin the part of ,those , attending of hearinl ieradlaugh who had beeer an- nounced to speak, but who was detained in .Northamnpton. ...

... jTHE CHURN PASTORAM SOoD The nnual'meeting of the, Eirmingin- 'Aluxi lai'of the AAid Society aa held lapsi'g in tho, Birmingham Town Barxll. ' Sir Ioh'sit d';mplo bre sded There 'wa ?? gr odatteadaipee, and bmon '.,thqfi pr~eaent,. wer'e th' Rev' -Cabnon Wikdns~or, theiBevds, Dr. {Oardiner . lavol- Cook, P. Browne, J. G. Dixon, T. J.- Hawortb, C. .H. Coleman, G. W.. Lawson, J. 85 Owen, HL ...

... ALAS POOR CARKUN'%? It is an old stying that corporations have neither souls to he saved nor bodies to he kiicked. Apparently the Rev. Mr. Ou;vzn, of Newport, thinks they are devoid of sen- sibilities to be hurt or reputations to be injured. Row else is it possible to account for the trenmendons onslaught which he made yesterday upon the intellectual and moral status of the people of Cardiff? ...

... DISTRi:CTL NEWS. ~~C.ARDIFF. li C~ianusxE's BAZAAR.-A bazaar, got up by thle cnc children attendling ?? Wesleyan Chapel,3 wais opened on Wednesday by the maayor (Mr. A. Spi Thomasj, who alluded with pleasure to the fact. thatt thec childrenl attendine the schools had con- tributed no less than £2g0 of' the w~hole £1,000 isubscribed for th'e year by the Wieslevanis of Cardiff N Ito the Foreignt ...

... I Earl Garanville anlnounlced in the House of .ords last night; that the Govern~menlt had decided to takie nlo parrt ini the G>onna issionl ~0pointe'd to inquire inlto the wvorking of the l;ish Lansd Act. t In the hlouse of Comnions last night 31r. T Glad~stone g-ave noice ot a resoalutionl for b Moniday n~e-ct to the effect that a l'arlia- e: inenrary Connansionl into the wvorksing of the cm ...

... DISTlRICTN EWS. Fas Lis-afony Csrairng im.- meestin ofe theisl ?? P.r ?? wh purpoesided),2D. pacheon, d Prorager Mur.-fie. . SRobitntso, Mr. Thomars andee.Can 4,. N Dlidonfsteldi. 11 wasrintimatored that die ?? to th~eD Chrty- Commissi-oners ofvliics tex di-aent upr -sci feorwarded atthe minte f ie Ifnz Oflibnr9 asub-comtteet. meHprrs~~ etisng hel on theB 3rud plc c-pcing ror ...

... FO-RE1G1N IN'TELLIGE.NCE.. , - - m-- -0 ?? citizens of Antweivep have convented a public is sal t o protest againstcncito.t sat The German Parliament woas prorogued on Mioo-t bhi day. The Deputies excect to re-assemnble in the P ild auturl]al, an d nut bef ore. no on A ?? telegram states thata number of osfficer s A ;he in all branches of the military serviee are nowv or- being engaged for the ...

... THE GOYEI?NMENT AKD THE CLOTLTRE. flELIB!RATIOYS3 OP T-I!! CABI>qET. IMP'ORTAN~iT MrGANIFESTO BY1 THIE NAXTIO5-NAL IBE2R AL FE3DERA-TION . At Ca:binet council wsva held on Saturday after- boon at the Premier's official1 residence, Dow~ning- street, London. All the .M.inisters wvere present. The amnendm~ent.s to rhoe ClI~rure resolultion of wrhich notice -has been given th~roughl the wveekr ...

... RAIiNFALL FORL JANTUAR@Y. Ie - - .1 ; Vy The following wvas thle rainfall fu tills pLast: t.- montl,,.as register-ed hrv Mr. W~illiam Adauie,~ at ci Camnbridge ELoase, Cardiff:- ( Jan. 1 inches. : eches . 2 s ?? ?? 03 t, 2. ?? ?? r, ?? | ,28 ?? Iii 0,8 ?? 09 1 II ,, ?? of ?? ?? S19 ti ?? 1: se flays onl whixu>h 01 or more rais fell, 13. Grteatest fall ink 2f'liours on time 21d, '82. ?? ...

... DJSTRIOT NEWS. aS COA RDIFF. d, Tuarsat Roirr.Last evening Mfessrs. Low, - at and Sma>rt's comedy ad burlesque comzpany madr t.their first appearance in Spoons, and avers well at received. '£he comedy is bright and vivacious La and never flags, receiving at the hands of th, it., various a:tistees a very satisfactory rendering as The piece went weUl, and was s.arsn~lv atplatded r, Tbe ...

... THE ALLEGED ROBBERIES BY RAILWAY I SERVANTS AT WEDNESBUEY. At the Wednesbury Police Court, yesterday, Thomas Witlets and William Young were brought up on remand before Messrs. S9 Stokes and W. Lloyd, charged with having, on the 4th instant, at Wednesbury Station, stolen six bottles of champagne, value 2£1. Is,, which had been consigned by the Trent Valley Brewery Cbmpany, Lich- field, to Mr. D ...