... METEURLOWLICAL READINGS A'T CARDIFF. UAt,, J.Vl . at our Barometer taken at 9.0 an.m. w ,ave XWvYraTR. M&rA OFFtIr, Oct., 1h22. do Cor. - asis 'a . ygro- DDuring 24htt0rE tlse r g 2 .rnmeters, ending 9.0 n.m. Diree- tice Date. 'i W 9.0 an.m tion est tear r- 1 Mx Wind. A c Dry Wst sbdelfill.Itin S, a.m. 10! Dm- . O¢ul,.flntb.1Temn. Tern. Fall. N ed 11 63.5 9. 7 .2 5 1. 0.70 S the thur 12 60.5 ...

... THE TRIAL OF ARABI. 5 INACTION OF THE EGYPTIAN a GOVERNMENT. I FRP0t OUR SPECIAL CORESPOMDENT.J CAntO, OCT. 26, ArFRaaoox.-I air further con- t firnea to-day in the view I wired yesterday that t a an exaggerated importance has been ascribed to h the documents belonging to Arabi, and secured by his counsel. It was, perhaps, but natural to expect a that the mnost should be mado of the matter by ...

... THE FAILURE OF A GLAMORGAN l SHIRE COLLIERY PROPITOR. i 5vIEETIXG OF CREDITORSB, 3 A meeting of tle creditors of Mr. Thomas c Joseph, oE the Danraven and Avan Collielies, Y Rhoudda Vallay, was held in the Royal Hotel, Car- diff, on Thursday afternoon. Tiere was a crowded attendance, and Mr. WinD. Riley (of the ilirm of I Messrs. Alexander and Co., Cardiff) was -eappointed chairenan.-Ir. ...

... POLITICS OF THE LITERARY & INTELLECTUAL CLASSES. In a. speech delivered to the Newbury Conser- vati ve Working Men's Club, on the 28th ult., the Earl of Carnarvon asserted that— Three-fourtha of the literary and four-fifths of tho intellectual ability of the country was on the side of Con. servatives.—Mr Richard Evans, Upper Cwmbran, Newport, Mon., having written to ask from what data this ...

... The precise date when an advertisement was forwarded for insertion in a contemporary, or when it was published, must be of very little con- sequence- either to the public generally or to our- selves. But there is some value to be attached to what we furnish to our readers in the shape of in- formation. To ourselves accuracy is everything, and this is our only apology for replying to the ...

... LONDON LETTElJ [SPECIALLY WIRED. J BY OCR CORRESPONDENT.] LONDON, Twesday Night* The dispute about supplying EngtJ counsel for Arabi has taken a new, but t unexpected, turn. The stubborn objecti of the Khedive to the course insisted ut by the British Government is alleged to upon a basis of distrust as to what new startling facts cross-examination, after simple English manner, might not bring ...

... The first competition for the cup presented to the Cowbridge volunteers by Sir E. J. Reed, M.P., took placa at their range on Satur- day, when some good scores were made at the commencement of the shooting, the weather later in the afternoon making good shooting impossible. At times therainblew up the valley so thick that the targets could not be seen from the longer dis- tances. Eleven ...

... JUNIOR LIBERAL ASSOCIATION. A puulit meeting will be held at the Athena;u:n-hall on Vedness day evening, October 25th, to commence at eight o'clock. Mr J. D. Alford, of Birmingham, will leliver an address on The De-tructiou of Landlord sm b» the Irish Land Bill of 1831. ...

... THE STAMFORD HILL OUTRAGE. TRIAL AND SENTENCE. On Thursday, at the Central Criminal Court, before Mr Justice Watkin Williams, John Saun- 29, labourer, was indicted for feloniously shooting at Robert Howe, with intent to murder him, and his intent was also held to be to do him grievous bodily harm. On the previous day pri- soner pleaded guilty to two indictments for burglary. Mr Poland and Mr ...

... Judge B. T. Williams, Q.C., was occupied for several hours on Thursday afternoon in hearing an action brought by the Treliarris Navigation Colliery Company against Messrs John and James West, contractors, of Brynmawr, to re- cover the value of certain stones alleged to have been taken away by the defendants during the construction of a road by them for the Merthyr Board of Health, from Black ...

... NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE, Thursday. — Shipments of coal have been heavy during the last fortnight, and the demand continues good, though it has fallen off. Prices, however, are firm, and gas coals have advanced to 7s 9d per ton. Coke is selling freely. The iron trade is steady, and there is little change in prices. In ship-building orders are coming in more freely, and next year seems likely to be ...

... Mr Lenox, J.P., has just remanded at Ponty- pridd, on a charge of bigamy, a collier, 35 years of age, named Daniel Davies. It appears that in 1869 prisoner was married to his first wife, at the Registrar's office, Cardiff, before Air Williams. About 12 months ago his wife absconded with another man with her the three children. Prisoner then picked up with another woman at Forth or Pentre. She ...