... LONI)ON LE TT ER, (xaolr Om OWN CORfn0SPOw.nsD,) h I LONTDON, MONDAY NIGHT. n The police authorities in Bombay seem tc d have acted with unnecessary harshness to- wards the zealous members of the Salvation Le Army who walked in procession through the F;streets of that city. The antics of the Sal- vationists are far more likely to excite popu- lar commotions in this country than in India )r The ...

... EXTENSIVE THEFT OF WATCHES a BY A BAPTIST MILNISTER'S SON. r, , . a On Thursday at the Swansea Police Court ir ' (before the Stipendiary and other magistrates) tl I George Thomas, 20, Mansel-street, foreman watch- r a maker, son of the ReV'tvan Thomas, Baptiste to minister, Newport, was charied, on remand, with e1 e, stealino fourteen watches, one gold chain, and - is two good rings, the ...

... POLITICAL SPEECHES. Sir John St. Aubyn, Bart., and Mr. Pendarves Vivian, members for West Cornwall, add -essed their constituents at Penzance last week. Sir John main- tained that the serious measures of repression and restriction, under which Ireland had been placed, absolutely necessary, and had produced a more satis- factory state of things. The war in Egypt was forced on the Government, ...

... lMimillllliilin MONMOUTHSUIRE REVISION COURTS. The result of the revision in the Borough of New port is a net Conservative gain of six votes. On Friday the Revising Barrister (II. H. Amphlett, Esq.), sat at Newport to correct the county lists of parishes in the Newport polling district. The Conser- vatives were represented by Mr. W. J. Lloyd, Mr. W. Wade, and Mr. R. P. Williams Mr. Bailbache ...

... A conference of debates of the South Stafford- shire and East Worcestershire miners resolved on Monday to adhere to the demand for a 10 per cent rise, but counselled the men to wait until the masters met before striking. The racommenda.tion of the conference of the Scotch miners' delegates at Glasgow last Wednes- day to demand an advance of 15 per cent, has not been acted upon in Hamilton ...

... MADRID, Wednesday. The Conservative papers say their ljalty will support Marshal Serrano in forming an advanced Liberal party. WELLINGTON, September 9tli.-The difficulties with the natives are apparently at an ena. .Twenty-five thousand sheep carcases are loading on the steamer Marshalla for Loudon. VIENNA, Wednesday.—The Government have declared Press burg and district in a state oi seige, on ...

... BELLE VUE HOTKL AND RESTAT-litAN-T.-Ordin- ary daily; Public Baths, Carriages on Hire. Opposite the Post-office, High-street. 53786 HARRIS, of Merthyr, can take your photo or paint your portrait equal to any 5336? ...

... BEDWELLTY BOARD OF GUARDIANS. The usual foitnightly meeting of this authority was held at Tredegar, on Wednesday, Mr James Phillips in the clitir.-Tlie master reported the state of the house at the end of the lZ-t.li week to be 306 inmates, as against 260 in the corresponding week in 1881, and for the 14th week 312, against 253 in 1831, the increase being chiefly Irish women and children ...

... THE DERBYSHIRE MINERS. A mass meeting of the coHier.j of Ea.?t Deiby- shu-e wa.s he!d ?t ChetM-ne!d, on Wednesday, in connection with the for an a.dva.t.ce of wages. Thousand, of )nsn marched in a proces- SMn headed by bands. The meeting wa. addref;sed by Mr W. Brown (North Staffordshire) and Me?sM Picka.rd and Frith, of the South York- siure Assoc'atton. It w.n resolved to demund thut a 15 ...

... ARSAWUI. —Robert Wiltshire was charged with assaulting John Radley, scavenger and water carrier, at Llandaff. ft appeared that defendant the 29th ult. came along in his trap, and be otrae the complainant was cleaning the road ia his way he nsed very obscene language, and after- wards struck him several times.—The bench fined him 4de and costs. POMOE-cotnrp.—On Monday—before Messrs G. Dor a ...

... COAL STIRALIC&S.-At the police-court on Tues- day—before I)r. Coates and the Rev. William Hughe-s-William Smith, William Dyer, William Jemes, Catherine Davies, Edward Smith, and Thomas Bamidge, alias Hale, all under 16, were summoned by Charles Bourton, a coal watchman at Sirhoajy, far stealing coal.—The defendants were severally fined 5s, including costs. Time refused. REMOVING GoODS TO AVOID ...

... V AGBANOY.-At the police-court on Tuesday. before Mr J. Bishop (stipendiary), Messrs R. H. Rhys, D. E. Williams, and D. P. Davies, Wm. Jenkins, a confirmed tramp, was charged with vagrancy, at Yocuborweu, on Sunday night last. P. C. Noles found the defendant sleeping by the side of a hayrick.—The bench sentenced him to 14 days' imprisonment with hard labour. DRUNK ON LICENSED Joseph Davies was ...