... eAZLTTE NEWS. PARTNERSHIPS DI1SOLVBD. David James and James James, trading an D. ttd J. James, at 1. Guildbal-s5quare, Carmaethen, outfitters: D. James retrei. Frederick Foyner Jordan a:id Herbert Frank ilcbehll. trading Ls Jordan and 2Nicholls, at 13, Commercil. street, DrewporC, Mon., teilors and hoslern. PAYFKRUPTOY ACT, 38S$, RECEIVING ORDEW. I-aaq Davies. of Argoedfawr. LDanlibangtt ...

... 'THE GOLD DISCOVERIIES IN WALES. pr ACCOUNT OF PREVIOUS GOLD t MINES. ne ?? MoeRraE.' As S. My-attention. was called byilr.Friitchard-M-Norc,,,nifl th tto tire rumour prevalent in Cardirganshire and Of. .d Meitroflyddaliire, that in the reign of Charles I. coins us h. were minted at Abaryatwith and that thle Welsh- li rr man who coined themn made large annual granits of ;a money to Charles I. ...

... THIRD EDIT2ION. I .L IL t-IL eis ?? - - IVESTPRN DIt. Onics, 4.30 A.M. FOREIGN INTELLIG NCE. THE FRENCH CRISIS. ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION OF M. JULES FERRY. ARREST OF TrHE CULPRIT. SCENE IN THE CHAMBER, ['earrUn's ' TELEOIAIS-1 PARIS, SATURDAY. A determinel attem pt upon tile hifo of h1. Jul55 Ferry was made tlls afternoon in the precincts of tile Chamber of Deputiee. While the Diouse wvas ...

... TELE ,REMOVAL OF THEE DOWLAIS WORKS TO CARDIFF. CONFIRMATION OF THE NEWS. _ ?? ce PREPARATIONS FOR THE ERECTION D gs OF BUILDiNGS. , e SINKING OF TRIAL SHAFTS. al ad ir lie At GREAT RESERVOIR TO BE CON- tn l1e STRUCTED NEAR LLANDAFF. n to lBY O0R SrPCIAL CORRaspONswrres. bi )5, I CARDIFF, Tuss DAn ENoefia. Ci u- As if to point the moral to the attempts made in di re certain quarters to ...

... --0 -- - SUNDAY DRINTINCG IN 'SCOTLAND. V1 -1- lav.o tn +1i. - -r ni in If those wbo believe in the power of an Act of Parliament to put down drunken- ness wvere not imnbued with a credulity so absolutely monumental, their faith would be F rudely shaken by the just published Parlia- C 1nentary Return1 of ali convictions since the 2Dth day of September, ISSG, to the 20th day t of September, ...

... I ?? . -- ' ] OUR SHIPPING SUPREEMACY. I . . . . . .. .. . - o - It- c g In lin ?? reviewing hoi progress of British nipriesi '55 eisipitv' as compared withl that or foreign coun- 1ar-t tries-, ?? Times of Friday publishes some velualble Smuith, Sfit i~hitics tending to prove himt oar tlnercelntie -A) 1 naivy hts ret vet biken. that downward course Oen' it lynany would have uIS believe. On ...

... THl F MIDDLE-WEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP OF THE WORLD. JACK DEMPSEY AND TOFF WALL, FcOR £1,000. There is some prospect (says tile Sportiny Life) of an International prize fight being arranged be- tween Jack Demapsey. New York (the Nonpareil), middle-weight champion of America, who holds the Police Gazette diamond belt, offered by Richard K. Fox, and Taff Wall, middle- weight champion of England. It ...

... IR. JAMES ROWiANDS, AI.Pl, ON THE i LEASEHOLD SYSTEM. tO A well-attended meeting of Liberals wee held on _ Tueediy evening at tile Congregational Chiapel, F Porth, under the presidency of Mr. J. Griffiths, Porth House.-Mr. Janes lowlands. M.P. ?? ir bury, dealing witl, the want of radical refortm In the present system of leasebolds, ?? in no place It was greater testimony to be obtained of the ...

... 0 _ _ _ _ _ _1_ _ t STREETS IMPROVEMENT AT l' i CARAe ri CARMARTHUN. A ot 'lHI W1DENNG' OF OIIU.IIOH.LANE. tale: iv -A public meeting, convened by the mayor (Mr. C'leri lot E. A. Rogers) on receipt of a requisitioni I to con- stic3 Ict eider the proposed expenditure of £1,060 by the 'ban lie Town Council in sile purchase of some ruirijlind lad: ier dwelling-houses near St. Peter's Charch, for ...

... THE MUSICAL NEEDS OF1 WALES. the LECTURE BY DR. PARRY AT peen - CARDIFF. sam who The meeting of the Cardiff Cynamrodoriou Society held on Friday at their hall in t. Mary- sed street, Cardiff, was a successful one in every andrespect. The was a larg attendanc, the cow- Zg-party including Msajor Jones (presididng), Dr. ally Parry, Mr. D. Emlyn Evans (DyfedII Mr. B. n ?eGwvnfe EvansD (eecretawy ...

... CARDIFF. #rnn Accsnrtvm.-AC midnight on Tuesdilf 0 marlsismeed Henry Harding was standing near sil oyster cart oppoite the Tnestro, in Wand-streett when be was knocked down and ruin Girl. by & hiorse attached to a Wnon He was picked up in an insensible etsndll lion by Police-Constable George, and tanker in a cart to the Infirmary, where it wAS found- that hebad sustained aserious scaltp wou~nd ...

... se I LONIDON CORRESPONDENCE. i . AS ND ent '\rawr- P1Ar;r Calisg-THEz EE-COs5TaUCT1ON OFTHE nf CABtEnmr.-St'apzui'D DYNAssnTAanls.-A (,Errc- Ida HANDED UOMFLHENtT.-l5 THEaBs HSLE Dooaer'.? of -SPORTING ITE1S.-TEE CANADANrt CueToots' -Be T iFyass. - A MIALIGNANT PArorsAre. - TiEs eer j GRAT~ WALL OF CHINA1 NOT A MYTH. B ingi lisiA )Od 'BSIRMINGHAMr GAZETTE.' tI fad Wi~th a view of securing ir. ...