... HOUSE OF COMMONS.—MOXDAY. The Speaker took the chair at four o'clock. THE TREDEGAR IUOTS. Sir W. HARCOURT, in reply to Mr Parnell, said that having received from Tredegar yester- day a report of disturbances between the Welsh and Irish population, and that further mischief was apprehended, and that the police force was inadequate, he had communicated with the mili- tary authorities, in order ...

... Mr T. P. O'CONNOR gave notice for Thurs- day to ask the Home Secretary a question in reference to the recent riots at Tredegar, whether it was true, as reported, that one death and many cases of serious injury had been the result whether further disturbances were apprehended, and if there was a general exodus of Irish families from the town whether he would order a strict investigation to be ...

... TRINITY COLLEGE EXAMINA- TION AT CARDIFF. We append the local results of the examination held 011 the 16th June — SENIOR DIVISION.—The following passed:— Ella B. Hibbert, Miss F. E. Phalp, and Mr T. F. Howeir JUNIOR DIVISION.—The following passed:—A. A. Adams, E. Burbidge, M. Jenning, W. Gibbs, A. Honey, E. Rogers, A. Naish, G. Laird, E. Brailli, S. A. Morgan, B. F. Marks, R. Baulch, G. James, ...

... MUMBLES LIGHTHOUSE, iloiiday.-Wind SW, strong. Weather fine. Paused AaH—schooner Sea Fle er, of Card'gan Frcneh steamer flying KSNB; steamers Uganda, cf Middiesborough Italia, of Belfast. ...

... MERTHYR. BELLE VCR HOTEL AND II.ESTAURA,T. -Ord i n. ary daily; Public Baths, Posting, ...

... The Marquis of SALISBURY asked whether the Government had any communication to make with regard to the terrible events reported to have taken place at Alexandria. The Earl of NORTHBROOK, in reply, read the telegrams from the admiral and secretary, which have already been sent to the newspapers, and expressed tho_jQDiuiQU thai the terms manded, namely, that the forts on the isthmus and those ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS, Friday.—This bill again came before a select committee of the House of Lords for adjustment of clauses. His Grace the Duke of Buckingham presided. Mr Pember, Q. C., and Mr Jeune, for the Taff Vale and Brecon and Merthyr Railway Companies, sub- mitted clauses which they desired to be inserted in the bill. Mr Boinpas, Q.C., for the promoters, stated that they could not possibly ...

... If the strongly-manifested desire of the Swan- sea Town Council is to be taken as evidence in the matter, it is certain that before long the cor- poration of the borough will receive an infusion of new blood, and that its ranks will be recruited by at least a dozen new members. At the monthly meeting yesterday the mayor moved a. resolution appointing a committee to take the question up and ...

... CONSTANTINOPLE, Wednesday.—Arabi Pasha very popular among the Turkish and Egyptian Ulemas, who regard him as the saviour of Islam. He is no less in favour among the middle classes in Turkey. It is believed in Turkish circles that if Arabi is attacked he will destroy Cairo, join tha insurgents in the Soudan, proclaim the indepen- dence of Upper Egypt, and carry insurrection into Syria and ...

... TON YSTRAD. On Saturday last the following report was re- ceived at the Pontypridd police-station from one of the Rhondda officers The banksman em- ployed at the Ton Colliery, Ton Ystrad, reported to the manager, Mr J. Rav, on Tuesday night, that he had heard an Irishman, also employed there, say, when going down the pit, that he did not care about sacrificing his own life if he could blow ...

... The Cornish smelters on Tuesday advanced the tin standards E2 per ton. The standards now are —common, 95s refined, 96s per ton. ...

... At a meeting of the members of the Eleusis Club, Chelsea, on-Wednesday evening, resolutions were unanimously passed, expresing the convic- tion that there was no legal ground for further detention of the young woman Amelia Jordan, and that a memorial should be sent to the Home Secretary, praying for a free pardon for her. A committee was formed to further that object. Under the terms of the ...