... -1 I THEl, 1UiTILIAT[O. OJF THII, HUMFg I LAaNUUAUi: OF WALES. arn of Byr sAN IsAAc DAvim, H.Sc. oppeilI ted ---hl~iiili lea LETT~lEt III, and 101 I I~ars hr'ror toe it handsome voilune, or lyer 50D 0 algD Lly Ipug-es,enfiiitletd The T ?? (ii I id, ?? I crtimn -heiN'avional Eisederdfod of WalesQ, hield at Cardili tin ?? hae August 8, 7, 5, andI 9, 1853, dedieLited, by special dotme lrd ...

... ITI1E SPiM'T OFA THEI WELSH PRESS.I yn IF 11 +G,,YriF.D:r/DD.`j it irere is no question of absorbing interest this to j week to write about, and the various papers take nsl note of subjects according to their peculiar tastes en or fancies. Ti[e burnioig of Aberystwitli Conlege is i)O referred to by nll of theum, and the expressions of ce regret at thle occurrence are geueill. '[le Ge/leead le ...

... EXPOSURE OF THE LABOUR TRADE OF TE SOUTH PACIFIC. HOW PLANTATION LABOUR IS OBTAINED. TREACHERY OF ENGLISH SEAMEN. THE REPORT OF THE ROYAL COMMISSION. Great excitement has been caused throughout Queensland by the publication of the report of the Royal Cornmission appointed to Inquire into the conduct of the labour trade in New Guinea and the adjacent islands. Public attention was I drawn ...

... THE POLITICAL SITUATION* LORD SALISBURY'S VIISIT TO THE QUEEN AT WJNDSOR. THE NEW CABINET. LONDON, WENB'ESDAY EvEiNG. The Press Association states that, as the result of further consultations with his principal political supporters to-day, the M harquess of Salisbury has been enabled to complete hi, Cabinet, and his lordship has this evening proceeded to Windsor to submit the proposed ...

... :I NORMINS AND THE UNIT.nD STATES I GOVERNMENT. DECLARATION OF GRIEVAoauS AI7D ~ Thle following appeal has been addreslsed to the of President and people of thle United States by the a,, leaders of the Mormons:-momln A. condition 6! affairs imperillingZ the vitalbe interests of thle ?? majority of the pesople of in, Utah and their co-religionistis in the neighbouring I States and Territories ...

... 311i l, BOWEN J'OTWL-NfDS AT vo?.,rLurirYLN. A TEST BALLOT SUGGES-TED. j DIr. BOWenl lOIol~sde. Q,.C, ?? an open- d air ?? at ct st n, flor Use railway~ ritsstor, on~ Friday evening. Thsere %V3rm a is0r~'e ;lttendance. fsecssatr kil55 oe-cupiti by MY. ?? Owilytis C. Sassnes, Merthyr, whso explsined rise t view vtken by Nit. 13rswen Rowlssnds'as supporters j of tlso is-c. -t si-etaoj froat lisa ...

... O~flIFFdi IdC ARDIFF'. Itd I ViTct z CoMirrsu.-A meeting of this cnrn- t. Tnittee WRS lield in the Town-haLI on Wednesday. L d Thoe nayor (Mr. A. Fulton) presided, and there '1 were also present Councillors V. Jones, Vaughbn, t Carey, bir Morgan, and J. Rarnsdale. Councillor J. t Carey referred to the lire which recently occurred q is | at his premises in Crockherbtown, and in thie A , course ...

... The weather yeaterday was taue ccoier th'n D that whib has been zperxplenmd durlug the pts ?? days. The forecst for to day (WeoDj-i;:y) - by the A.rgicsl Deprnlent &t 2 p.m. lt ul g:.- r is --uAtrly wi.do. fr.i ; hue genermlly. Wi s n- a chart of the etriel redling. tsr tl.- *e 1. .Lr n ?? Tuetday midr:Aigt. as reglatred.4t .1j, Wtsd Mall Oaice. Coardift. The 10rnazuelCt la 33fL . aboy ...

... I - to [L3Y PES1vasooN.) i % I Frn a NrGoTr. - t I have, through thle kindness of a friend, f who is a member of the Cardif Town s Council, just had a peep at the supple. ti e mentary report of ?? borough engineer in ma ,f reference to the feasibility of weiring the Tall I I am ashained of its author. It is nothing but a pa D bundle of inaceurate st:atements, and a personal YO' e attack upon ...

... IRADICAL THI:ORY VEBSUS RADICAL ?? Under this heading the monthly journal Animiilia has a word to say on the Three Acres and a Cow proposal and its proposer C whbich is well worth perusal at the present c tim e. Oar contemporary's words ought to t carry special weight for two reasons. n in the first place,its columns are perfectly f, neutral so far as politics are concerned; and, is ini the ...

... ?? SIR. CHAMBERLAIN AND THE a- BREWERS. I'A[o) s'~S ii, V L lMPORTAINT Ll.TT],l'1'1 .3 31-M-R. v .AN EYuIs rPOWIR. it n Tins following correspondence !lies boen for- i3 worded to us for publicttion :- L 3, WYestininster Clambera, S.iv., Nzov, 14, 3s8.5 t Sir.-I observy tcht a portionj of youtr spevedj of tile 12th inIst., !it Biritil itgans, is reported ill the Times i s follWs:- I thl k it ? ...

... Captain J. Buchan TelfiL, I?.N.1 attended a series of duels in Germany, and says that they were only arranged when the students needed diversion. The first Cabinet Council for the recess was held at noon on Tuesday. All the members were present. A railway bridge which crosses the publio highway near Collessie Station, Fiieshire, was burned on Tuesday morning, causiing delay to the tradtio ...