... Ii +-0 15 Fkof OUR OWN COPRUtSPONDXXTS.I fe, SoxuAY NIGHT. INT T'he news from the Eastern Soudan shows 6N that force there has been found to be a re- m medy. Our army has not retired, and so the m combination of the tribes uider Osmran Digna th is rapidly breaking up. Gordon's mission l would have been attended with equal|1 success if he had had some troops EX to support him and a well - ...

... I ad HOUSE OF LORDS-Tussnny. as Their Lordships met at a quarter past four he o'clock. to REFORMATORY SCHOOLS. I ;h- Lord NORTON inquired whether the Govern- ha ment were taking any steps preparatory to legis- tol lation on the subject of the report of the Royal U: ad Comission on Ind-usialandReformatory Schools. Qi he Eaci GRANVILLE replied that the important DI subject was under the ...

... IDISRICT NEWS. VV6-rrnUT NEWS bo CARDIF, fo Tim Snncnss DsaRT M & COsvact-Major Went- C worth Davies late of the 3rd Dragoons, whose San sudden death in' the Parish Church of Kidder- ark minster on SndaT, from heart disease, was int recorded in ese olu s, was a brother-ia-law of Thb Mr onilrRynolds. He was the guest of that beic gentleman for a fortnight last summer, during Po; which time his ...

... . OUAL MIiLITAJRT INTELL-TGENtdR. i Thp. r-dwl r~ ,-ts n ?? O. i-I The 10onded Gazette of Friday hight cohtalns the iol- le lowving ,- i TWar Office, Pall Mall, Match 23. Mr , l¶1~tA ~ IN~ASTRY. ird lbalion The Welsh Regiment.-lfajor and Ron. Lloutessant-Colonel .Lawrence Heyworth to be Lleut.- Colonel. Tile following is substituted for the notificatlcn whitch appeared in t&e Londorn Gazetie ...

... d. THi itM $7, 184. :- THIUMDAY, MARCH SP7,1I8S4. : I-- - - - I. No important news has reached thin country , from the Sou'dan beyond that the force under irom tne :iounan meyonoa tuna ne zorce unc1er Geneva Graham has started to tie aittack of Osmani Digna -t Tamtnieb. No ioteoligence as Ween I no receive of Geneml. Gordon at Xhartoum. TIegrarm from Coostantinople show that ' Affirs in Crete ...

... SECO ND EDI1TION,~ i -l- 1 .. . . . I. f. f_ a =A L ±'eI ! wh 'EbTERXax MAIL, O5TtcF. 4.30 A.U. rig TI-lTE IBATTLE AT h'tan TRINKITAT. rea v ?? DEF:EAT OF THE ah' ARABSe anc gur STUBBOP2N RLESISTANICE OF THE co ENEMSY. and C1ALLANT CONDUCT OF THE !q.-p BRPTISI-1 TROOPS, and sire wit TNCiDENTS OF TIHE FIGHT, ei the! THIE ENGLISH LOSS, tior hom G REAT CAPTURE OF STORES AND end AK'UIUNI'IIOiN. ...

... RlEWARD FOR SAVING LIFE. is/e EXCITING SCENE AT A WRECK. A I John Wilcox, seaman, now living in Evelvn- v L' street, Cardiff, was on Saturday presented with a l ue diploma for saving life, at th e Board of Trade tl ilk Mercantile Marine Office, Cardiff. Mr. turner, I w of chief superintendent, handed him the diploma, L re- stating that he was instructed by the Board of m st Trade to do so. ...

... DAi PRICE NOT A DRUID. ,; ?? V-c; ..I A VDA roll;^l W.-~ I-ll xnY -tt i I the- 'bin A PROTEST PROM1, THE ARCHDRUlA Iay No one will believe for a moment that in sub- d it witting to the public that Dr. Price is not the ,Pour- Archdruid and not even a Druid of the minor Ling degree of Ovate I am actuated by any ether interest than that of truth. I would not say a 'ith- word in disparagement of ...

... FATALITIES THROUGH DRINK AT I CARDIFF. SCANDALOUS SCENE OUTSIDE A MORTUARY. s At Cardiff Town-hall on Friday Mr. E. B. Reece, coroner, held an inquest upon the body of James ap M'Sherrin. The deceased we a fireman belonging M to the steamship Ida, which was on Thursday even- a5 o ing lying in the Roath Basin at a distance of about fo 11 four feet from the quay wall, Deceased was in Li r liquor ...

... EXTRlAUDINARI Y SWINDLING TR ANSACTI ONS. A man namned Dauiel P. Stanley, formerly aF traveller for a firm near Stroud, has, with the aid of aL cleque-book on the Birmingrigham, Dudley, and District Hank, bees perpetrot-injg a series of somne- whatv remurkable frauds in the rigligbo-uhood of Hull, Grimeby, and other places. In Hull Stanley called upon an oil merchant, and described himself as ...

... | - A - iI, jF1OM OUCt OWN COILRRSPONDrsNT.1 I 2'VESDAY NGET. per ILord Tennyson took his place among the of ' peers in the Upper House this afternoon. Au Rlaving regard to the unique circemstances thi )f the case, the amount of interest displayed tax n11 the affair was surprisingly small, but per- . saps that was owing to a pretty general belief Ing ,hat the ceremony would not take place to-t ...

... THE MERC.QHANIT SHIPPING BILL, CORRESPONDENCE WITH MR. CHAMBERLAIN The Press Association has been furnished with copies of the letters which have passed between Sir D. Currie and Mr. Chamberlain re- specting the proposed shipping legislation. Sir Donald Currie, writing on the 19th ilist., suggest.s that the President of the Board of Trade should have a conference with a few members of ...