... 8ECOtt- EDIT ION.I ?? 1^ nor ownA V ?? wt4K . 2tst X F- t Y I J 1 JL .- WRSTRAv MhiaL OnF-Cs. 4.30 A. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE, THE CHOLERA. NEARLY 2,000 DEATHS ON SATUR- DAY. CFo1sM OnR coaaSFsON-nENT.] MAtDRID, SmsxsxrX. I The officiail cholera returns for Saturday, so far I As they are comolete, show 4,719 cases and 1.75 1 deaths In Barcelona there were 23 cases with 16 1 deaths. The incraseg ...

... f(TR OUltPS1. CUXDLE AT TREIMbliL'S,r I - r',.rdi TSE MYSTIERY SOLVED. 6(99 [BY AIOuIEN,,J ,, Sines the publication in the ?? Mail of a = paragraph calling attention to at mysterious ighIl. Seten at night in Glynthif Cemnetery thlioiigs of The people lhave ascended l(ieJ hill siue an1d ga zeld All tile eppoi dintant mystery witlb hurror. Fair eyes linve been opened almost as 1 wide as ...

... BLAINA. f POLITICAL MEETING.—On Wednesday evening the most successful Liberal meetmg ever held in the Valley took place at the Public- hall, under the presidency of Mr M. Carr, the hall being crammed. A telegram was read from Mr J. Lancaster, J.P., expressing regret at being unable to attend. Mr Carr having explained the object of the meeting called upon the lecturer, Mr J. D. Aford, of ...

... On Saturday a blacksmith, named Thomas Williams (48), of 33, Russell-street, fell down while engaged at his work, and in 20 minutes expired. The deceased had been for 26 years employed on the Ithymney Railway. In consequence of his skill he was given very important, difficult, and often laborious tasks to perform. He had for some years anticipated ■such an end as that which has at length ...

... At the Roatli Police-station on Monday Mr H. LL Grover (deputy borough coroner) held an inquiry touching the death of John Truman, labouter, of 18, Charles-street, Roath, who died suddenly at bis house the same morning at seven o'clock. The evidence went to show that early in April this year deceased was bitten in the leg by a cat. In about a week the injured part com- menced to swell. Dr. ...

... TOWN COUNCIL MEETING. — The quarterly meeting was held on Monday, the mayor in the chair. It was decided to erect a cistern at the back of the water trough on the now market ground, so as to ensure a good supply of water for cattle, etc.—The surveyor was requested to make a general investigation into the sanitary state of the town, and report at the next meeting. SCHOOL BOARD.—At an adjourned ...

... l WHOSE HAND WAS IT? STORY OF RUSSIAN INTRIUE. ?? Mf. FIORTTUXTL DU BOISGOBBYT. L LUlOEO ulii. 3 TM ' OLD Acr or, LrcoQ, Tisi MA'ArTA Norq Ailurte, Taim WomrArv WIKTHErIS SCA, Clf. T=g Si CRlt OP THiE Osl`aA IIOOBE, &G., &n. t CHAPTER. XXXIX. Jon ALOR, ADD TUE COUNTiOESS SEPT. Ti . On the MOrnling after -Maxiinc's interview Y.ithht Colonel Borisoll;, a girl, and a vety p1retty one, vid ...

... |The monthly meeting oe this Board was bold at the Portsca Cemotery, Kingston, on Wednesday afternoon, when Mr. Billows presided, and the other members present were Messrs. T. P. Hall, J. Guyatt, C. Gillhane, Colinburn, and J. Reading. Lis r MlIoNTH'S BURIALS. Tho Registrar (Mr. iiand) reported that the f burials last month numbered 1l1, aw, against 11 in the correspondiug period of last year, ...

... FOURTH EDITION. THIE CHOLERA. (REtUTUR'S TELEGRAMS.) MADRUt, August 17, 3,15 A.M.l.-TIhe official cholera bulletin published this morning shows that there were 4,747 cases, and 1,627 deaths, in Spain yesterday. MADRID, August 17.-Intelligence received here from Logrono states that slight disturbances occurred there yesterday, during which some shots weie fired. The cause is not stated. Order ...

... CIZy1 NOTES. b.I=2 II VU 1J, J. The Paiis stock market followed the advance in London yesterday, just as London followed New York. On the face of it there is no apparent reason 1, ly Paris should be affected by New York, the bonds and shares dealt in respectively being entirely different. Paris, however, is a very impressionable market. It is at one time elated, at another cast down. For some ...

... TI=E SAL VATIO.N ARMY'S THAATKSGIZIVG AlEETING. Prim Salvation Army held a thanksgiving meeting for the passing of the Criminal Law Amendment Bill in Exeter Hall last night. The hall, with the exception of the gallery, was crowded. General Booth presided, and the pro- ceedings, which were most enthusiastic, were commenced with selections from th, band, followed by singing and a prayer by Dr. ...

... LONDON GAZEPT'rE. RECEIVING 0 RnRts.-Charles Weslev Hutchin. son, o'f .52, Westmoreland-voad. Neweastle, mechanical engineer. Jameas Walton, Royal Hotel, Market plaep, Thirsk, innkeeper. This. Wilds, of 32, Harris-street, Middlesbrouesb, and Win. Wa'ton, of 118, Parliament-street, Mid- dlesbrough (trading as Wilds & Walton at 32, Harris-street, and 35, Maishall-street, Middles- ...