... REPORTED DEATH OF KOSSUTH. [REUTER'S TELEGILAIL VIENNA, Thursday.—The report current yester- day of the death of Louis Kossuth was unfounded Intelligence received here from Pesth this morn- ing states that he is at present in Turin, and in good health. A Vienna telegram repeata the rumours current in Pesth that Kossuth died yesterday at his residence, in a little village near Turin. ...

... A glove fight took place in London on Wednesday morning, between Jim Smith, of Clerkenwell, and Woolf Bendoff. It will be remembered that a short time back Woolf Bendoff fought Jack Knifton with the gloves, and was defeated after a game battle lasting one hour. There were about 50 persons present. The conditions of the fignt were that the winner was to be presented with a belt of the value of ...

... TO THE EDITOR. SiR.—As a purchaser ...

... SATURDAY —The following charters for steamers have just been signed :—Outwards, coal--Cardiff to Port said, lis Cardiff to Alexandria, 10s 14d Cardiff to Palermo, 3s 6d Cardiff to Gibraltar, 6s 10id. Homewards, iron ore—Huelva to Bristol, 7s 6d, ...

... The Cardiff borough coroner (Mr E. B. Reece) held an inquestatWaInutTreeBridge on Tuesday, on the body of GUbert Chivers, nine years old, son of persons residing at Garth-terrace, Walnut Tree Bridge, who wa.s on Monday killed on the railway. The evidence w ...

... ALL HANDS LOST. The Press Association Holyhead correspondent telegraphs On Sunday afternoon, about a quarter-past three, a larg-e three-mP.sfced steamer, with white funnel, black top, was observed from Holyhead Breakwater labouring heavily itl the race, north of the North Stack Fog Signal Station. There was a heavy squall at the time, and the vessel was drifting astern, the crew en- deavouring ...

... FOOTBALL. CARDIFF v. LONDON HARLEQUINS.—The London Harlequins played their third annual match at Cardiff on Saturday, when, despite the very un- favourable condition of the weather, a fairly good attendance lined the enclosure. The visitors only brought down seven men, and were, of course, compelled to play substitutes. All hopes, of. a good match were speedily set at naught, for from the time ...

... CARDIFF ROVERS V. CARDIFF HARLEQUINS.— These teams met in the Sophia Gardens Field on Wednesday afternoon. Fast forward ptay was the feature of the first half. D. Jones and H. W, Jones for the Harlequins, and A. J. Stuart, W. Stadden, and Matthews put in some fine runs for their respective sides. A couple of touch dowag were registered in favour of the Rovers during this portion of the game. ...

... BRITISH LION.—The census of 1881 showed Liverpool 552,508 population, and'Glasgow 674,095. D. has not forwarded his name and address in con- fidence, otherwise his letter would have appeared. ...

... THE west* AFRICAN -CON- FERENCE. [MORNIN3 POST' TSU»«AM.] Friday.—The committee of the West ^riean Conference yesterday adopted the article Glaring the neutrality at all times of the Congo and the Niger, as well as the tributaries ...

... FUSE. On Saturday evening a si'g'at fire broke out in a house in Agate-streer, Ilo^th. It was extinguished with a police ho-e reel before much damage was done. SUDDEN DEATH.— Georgiua Williams, an infant, nve wc-eics old, died suddenly at 11 p.m. on Sltllr(iay at 2, Franc-s-street, Grangeiown THE A. M- SULLIVAN FUND. — \Ve are re- Q^tea to state the fallowing names were inadvertently omitted ...

... SATURDAY NIGHT. After business hours to-day 500 to 35 was taken about Kingwood for the Derby, aud that was the only bet laid. ...