... 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 - ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... tyj'tsr to claimant has written a long 3r'-Ii hg .r Quartermaine East, iu the course of «o-v in r1;Vl,un>tes that he will not consent to his release unless absolutely !'° st>> nor will he allow himself to be y wa-y for the purpose of fieccing liard- hn-Sn °ut °f their hard-eamcd money. for t':3 of ilia children, ^3ift his c'r,s i. ...

... SERIOUS ALLEGATIONS AGATTSRT irunTr, 011 his patient a visit on Monday, did not go down to Coombe Warren, but at the same time forwarded strict injunctions that every carc should be exercised, and that on no account should any risk be run by outdoor exercise until he had again seen Mr Gladstone. On the strength of Mr Seymour's report Earl Granville drove to Coombe Warren in the afternoon, ...

... LONDON LETTER. [SPE CI ALLY WIRED. j ay OUr. GALLERY COURESrONPEOT.] OF THE SOCIUN CAMPAIGN—IRISH MEMBERS AND THE FRANCHISE BILL—THE T.RECONCILEACLES—PARLIAMENTAKY OB- iTRUCTION—THE FRANCHISE BILL. LONDON, Thursday Night, ico Lord Hartington read in the House 'onimons to-night a telegram from (.ral Graham reporting the result of the advance upon Tamanieb, fuller details have reachccl the ...

... [SPECIAL TELEGRAMS FROM LLOYD'S AGENTS.] Th3 Italian barque Is de, from Samarang for Queens- tow, is at Cadiz reported leaking and short of pro- visions. Tho British schooner Owen, from Cardiff, i3 aground near Faro. 'Tho Netherlands American Company's disabled steamer Leerdam, from New York for Rotterdam, has arrived at FaliuouLb. She has lost rudder and rudder post. Fasengers and crew all ...

... FOR Wedding and Keeper Rings, go to George Best, Watchmaker and Jeweller, 16, Mary-stree:, and 24, Royal Arcade, Cardiff. 66699 ...

... THE BARRACKS.—Two companies of the Royal Munster Fusiliers (101st Regiment) on Wednes- day arrived at these barracks from Pembroke Dock. The companies number three officers and 150 men, but the great proportion of the latter are recruits. The reason for the removal cf the men is that the barracks at Pembroke are incon- veniently crowded. THE BURGLARY SEASON.—Several cases of housebreaking have ...

... [RETITEK'S TELEGRAM.] SUAKm, Friday.—The .Sheikh El Morghani and another Sheikh from Mecca have gone to-day to the British camp at Handoob to receive some Sheikhs, formerly supporters of Osman Digna, but now friendly to the English. A large meet- ing is expected. ...