... THE RECOVERY OF LOST TREASURE. I Extraordinary Diving Operations. The royal raaii steamer sneroro* Peiongiag w Messrs Elder, Dempster, and Co. West African line, has just landed at Liverpool :£20.0Q0 in specie, part of the treasure recovered from the steamer Alphonso XU., sunk at Grand Canary. The operations in connectioil with the raooveiy of the money are probably without parallel in the ...

... CARDIFF. THE LARGEST AND llEST-Ied assortment of Carpenters', Joiners', and Shipwrights' tools is at Perkins Bros, and Co., §3, St. Mary-street. 463e NOEI. 1 NOMA. NoN. Christmas Cards, Christmas Books. Edwin Dobbin, No. 1, St. Mary- street* and 52, Crockherbtown, has a splendid assort- ment of th* newest patterns in Christmas cards English and foreign make, Also a large ataek. 0 Christmas ...

... THE LOCK-OUT AT THE DINORWIC I I QUARRIES, LLANBERIS. TO THE AEORS OF TEE LIVSPXOOL EnMORY. Gentleaien,-The brief paragraph in which you noticed the important resolution passed by the men at their important meeting on Friday con- cludes with the statement that local public opinion is strongly adverse to the action of the quarrymen. Now, public opinion should not count for everything with a ...

... - ON T I I lon.. xix;snras bML Osrics. 4.30 A.M. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. BURNIAH. FURRENDER OF VALUABLE MUNITIONS OF WARt r r [ REUTER'S TELERo M. MANDALAY, MONDAY. Maany Burmese are villingly joining the mounted 'olice. 3fuch of the machinery in the Royal Dock. yard and gun factories is elaborate and valuable. Overtewenty thousand rides have been surrendered. A survey is being carried out ...

... LONDON LEV'l.UR. ,d [Fros OUR OWN CORRESPONDRNT. 1 Sir LUNDUIN, VEDNESBDAY. CIt It is atrange what a fascination the here- o9 B ditary principle has for even the most robust wi1 tiadical. MUeln who are loud in their deuui- let Ig eiation of hereditary legislators in the Ih ouse ut' of Lords seem quite eager to give the country a, abuondant supply ot hereditary legislatora ] aX iii the I louse ...

... SEVERN-E{OM) BOARD) SC-IOL. FOURTH ANNUAL CONCERT. The fourth annual concert given bv lhe children of the above school was held at the New Public. Ihil, Co-diff, on Wcdnesday evening. Thte children of these schools hltve, by their performnances on previous occasinns, gainedl a reputation that | soldomil fails tn th;e lot of tile scholars of Elementary Schools. Hence it was thant on Wednesday ...

... 'it r telu t fr t4, t1. MlONDAlY, fDEClSfEMBE 14, 1885. A terrible calamity ocourred at Plymoutb in the early hours of Sunday morning. A C L- ?? ?? v:- 7 - -- ?? fire broke out in Looe-street, a thirkly- cat populated neighbourhood id the oldest part of duo the town leading to the fish quays, and con- As taining many buildings of antiquarian iute- fin rest. The fire spread so rapidly that 12 ...

... * qr& 'rrog TO REP toNT.AUltters tooendec Ire' P.mow ?? ?? bY & 74se amnecd 0Address Of tiest iit eicestrty publcaticosto, but for thle irsborina~olssc inier. t~tr aivesiOc? to questions are lsct given in the o~rat o&A 'r or 1w'. tit- questioners toit please to fnestn wre are una5! to Supply tie informat4ion askedI fur. Weo ',,,return reected ?? z-_jN' cannot- advioe yost. Ii .C.-We cannot ...

... rC'AN% AFFAIRS. ,A71? rorrespoinent.1 A [erost. olir Corresponuenlti - Naw Yoanos, November 18. of steel rails and of pig-iron have taken I dltlcO, while the quotations of all the a - ardcning tendency. This advance i& ascribed to a legitimate demand that has D. ro sk l for nerw railroad constructions e existing lines, but on account of the atnd for all sorts of metals in the ,QS~l de' o the ...

... STRIKE AT THE OLDBURY CARRIAGE . .WORKS. - . Last night a masW meating of the men who turned out on strike yesterday morning at the Oldbury Eailway Carriage Works, against a reduction of wages, was hold at the Stores, Birmingham Street, Oldbury.-The Chair- man explained that a dcpuotion of men Ila(! had an inter. view with the mananing director and secretary of the company, who recommended ...

... Tnu Rsts's WA.RNCV ~ Tgz KINW;'S INlDDziX ScioeL.-Yesterday afternoonr the annual distribution of prizes to the successful pupils took place at the County Hall, in the presence of a numerous gathering. The heald master (tho Rev. H. G. Willacy) presided, and upon the platform, in addition to the flight Hon. A. W. Peel, L.P,, were several of the governors of the school, including the Mayor ...

... ROWLEY LOCAL BOARD ACCOUNTS; At a monthly meeting of the Rowley Local Board, yester- day evening--Mr. WY. Bassano presiding-the report of the Public Works Committee stated that Mr. Bassano dwelt at considerable length at the committee meeting upon the matters lately under discussion before the auditor. He reminded the committee of the 'various steps taken from 1876 to 1879 (inclusive) for the ...