... ABER Y ST WY TH. is mysg y llu ymrwalwyr a ymwelsant 1'r bleser- drel brydferth hon darfa i'r ysgrifenydd dale ym. yeniad n hi. A chymmerydd ar dery cfan, y ,eto, yn ddiammbea, ynu o drefi glanaf Oymru, a esrweddyl ei bod ye lanach eleyw i nag arferg o glesid yr ymdreuh a wdaed I barotoi ar gyfer ym. weyizd Ir Odtyddioa hr dref, yygayd a'r ?? Pakr a ddangosir gan yr awdurdodau i'w ohadw yn ]sn ...

... FF ESTI N IOG. CYFARFOD BLYNYBDOL Y TRWYDDEDAuJ. CYNNA LWYD yr uohod yn Mhenrhyndeudraetb ddydd Iau, Awst 27ain, pryd yr oedd yr ynadon canlynol ar y faingo :-Nr. John Jones (cadeirydd); Mr. E. Greaves, Plasweninydad Mr. W. G. Casson, Blaniau, Ffesti nog. A ganlyn ydyw adroddlad yt Arolsfgydd Rughou am y ?? ddlweddaf, pa UD sydd yn cynaiwys y dosbarth oddi yma i Harlech a ?? Ir Haddynadon ...

... PRINCE ALEXANDER'S RECEPTION. GREAT EXCITMUENT IN SERVIA. LIMUTEW8's TELEGRAM.] PrtilnPPOPLat, MoxDAY.-Princo Alexln lercon. tiune3 to receive congratulations from all parts of Bulgaria and Roumelia,accompaanied by petidioua asking him to firmnly pursue the definite acoom. plishment of the union of the two proviaces., and assuring him that the people are ready to sacrifice their lives and ...

... ARCHBISHOP WALSH AND THE LORD I LIEUTENANT. Dr Waleh, the Roman Catholic Areibiehop of Dublin, in the course of a reply to an address pre- sented to him yesterday by the members of tire Dublin Catholic Club, referred to the general satlke- faction felt throughont the country at the removal of the irksome legislation under which It had beenr governed duriug the last three years, and to tire ...

... . LANARKTIURLI.-Undernoted are the clatims and objections taken in connection with the various voters' lists mades up by Ale Allan, assessor5 latmilton aOUTR LAVAeRK, Ci ,,'5,.4,Lodgers' Objec. ' laims. Clail . tions. Bliggar * 7 , - 4 ('arbloko ?? .. ?? 110 1 19 Ussotlebad ?? 6 ?? - Claruwath ?? 5 1 Car sta i ?? ?? 22 ovigtain ?? ?? , . 2 Crawford * 20 7 Cr:twlordjohn ?? 16 ' Culter ?? . . ?? ...

... jWE ASTERN CRISIS. JNTION OF THE VEVpoWERS. ipErA TO YDRITISH STATESMEN. (inE rr;u irl:LOG5TAMNS.) l'hilipoip8pli.9 Septumber 29. he ll elils oi liiippopolis and other en~ri hlare sent telegrams to Lord I Gi-aPtolici thu Duko of Argyll, i of lit, LaWly Strangford, and Air \ell a~ to several leading politicians ctc tric, Legging them to do their IJ ;, ;,Q ie ?? by the Powers Ui i ' a . n 3 o it ...

... A Lloyd's telegram, dated Melbourne, Tuesday, reports that the Gulf of Carpentaria, from Sydney to London, with 2,500 bales of wool, foundered in thirty fathoms of water, after striking on a rock off Wilson Promontory. The crew and passengers were saved. ...

... BREAKING INTO A STORE- ROOM AT CARDIFF. At the Cardiff polico-oourt on Tuesday Harry Churchill was charged with breaking and entering a store-room at Roath Basin, aud stealing therefrom tubes, taps, &c., the property of Mr B. J. Morgan, some time since the 12th inst. Mr Vachell appeared for the-prosecutor, and Mr H. Morgan Rees for the prisoner. Information had been given to the dock police of ...

... CIGARS (La Segas), Sublinuulos, Congress, and El Celestes.—Manufacturers' agent, TUGs. Waku, Mer- tbyr. 76007 CROSS BROS., CARDIFF. — Salvage Stock, a few days longer. They otter electro-plated Roods, cutlery, linoieuin, oilcloth, carpets, hearthrugs, mats, travelling trunks, &c. 7603* ...

... THE FATAL ACCIDENT AT A COKE OVBN.—AU inquest was held on Monday evening, at the p -lice-station, Dowlais, touching the death of Martin Keeffe, who was killed by the fall of the door ot a coke oven in the Lower Works, on Saturday morning. Evidence as to the cause of death having been adduced, Mr Thomas Benjamin Hirst submitted a plan of the works, and stated that the fracture in the structure ...

... i&PKCIAL TKLKGRAM3 FUOM LLOYDS AGKNT8. ) The steamer Prinz Atexander, from Middtesborough fo, Cale,itt,,t, has been apoken in l&t 17N,loDg4lTS, with shaft broken. The Norwegian schooner IduoiJ., from Soroka -for Ncwcastte. which went ashore at B)yth, ha. been assisted off, and proceeded for the Tyne making little or no water. The Albert G Hope, from San Francisco, grounded at the entrance to ...

... (BY OUR NEWMARKET CORRESPONDENT.) NEWMARKET, Monday.—On the Racecourse side, Sadler's See See and Xema. galloped two miles J. Dawson's, jun., Belinda, Ravine, Somerton and Lady Clarendon going one Inile. Waugh's St. Gatien, Florence, Eurasian, and The Dutchman went nearly two miles. Enoch's King Monmouth, St. Helena and Balmoral were sent a similar distance. Matthew Dawson's Hurry and Melton ...