... A TEliRIBLy. CHARGE, fRI:UTER'S .GltAM.] I OTTAWA, Monn;,y --Illteili,-ence received bera from Victoria, British Columbia, states tha.t in tho Legislative Assembly Mr Humphrey charged the Hon. p, Dunsmair, the Premier, with treason against Queen Victoria, on the ground that tie aiming at the annexation of Vancouver Island to the United States, and moved for a Royal Com- mission to investigate ...

... RAISING THE FERNDALE. APouterli telegram from St. Nazxire ¡;t3a that the British steamer Ferndale, which sunk in the outer port at that place on the inst., by the Cardiff steamer Dowlais, was suc- cessfully raised on Monday. Printed and Published by the Proprietors. 1 > A V I ij 1) L'SCM ife SON at their sStea^n Pr^itin-* 82anj 83, St Mary-street and Wcstjate-srrccc, :r. to% n oi Cardiff, ill ...

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... ili. REUTER'S MLAIL AND STEAMSHIP NEWS.I New York, Saturday.-The Canard steamer Etruria arrived here at 8 p.m. to-day. Port Said, Sunday.-The Allan steamer Hispania 1 and the British India steamer Kerbela, from Bow- bay, left to-diay for Liverpool and London re- spectively. Liverpool, Monday.-The HIall Line steanimr Merton Hall left yesterday for-Boinbay. S Port Said, Monday.-The Hall Line ...

... IMPORTANT FRIENDLY SOCIETY CASE AT NEATH. At the Neath county court—before Mr C. Beresford, sitting as deputy judge-the case of John Hitchings, t.inplate worker, Llanelly, ngainst the truste of Rose of Tawe Lodge of Loyal Alfreds, Ystalyfern, was heard. The case involved a point ot considerable interest to friendly societies. His houour having decided a preliminary question that the lodge had ...

... MEDICAL.—At the recent M.B. examination at the University of London, Mr J. H. Griffiths, as native of this town, and son of 1fr P. Griffith, Clifton House, was placed first in the first divi- sion. His early training was at the Llandovery Ce>l1ege, whencs he proceeded to AberY8twyth,and subsequently Bartholomew's Hospital. ...

... SUDBTJRY. Notices of meetingse, information for publi- cation, and orders for printing and papers may be sent to our District Representative, MRs. O6swaLL, at our Office, Maiket-hili, Sudhury. IlLtNEsS OF PUBIC MEN.-The public will learn with regret of the serious sillnene of two aldermen of the borough-Mr. Thorcas Smith and Mr. John B rd Westoby. Aid. Smith for some time pant ~has been ...

... T.wHE; ERRO. EAN SITUATIOYN. | ($..CTAL TE.LEGRAM&. : . : ?? --7:Paris, Monday Afternoo. . In the- Chamber to-day, onM the debate on-the I Budget, BishopPrepoel inade a vehement speech in defence of t6he Frenchcohlo1ial ?? :East. France, he said, was able to put into line two million armeed- men, and was able to wrestle, it did -not matter with what' nation. The defeat in 1870 was a puce ...

... I . ar r nso itn nas1,a|s i G THE ACTION 6Y MR WILFRID BLUNT. , 0 In the Exchequer Division, Dublin, yesterday, ll before Cbief-Baren Palles and a special jury, the t bearing was resumed of the action brought by Mr o0 Wilfrid Blunt against Mr Byrse, Divisienal i h t Magistrate, for arrest and false imprisoseinst. A large crowd assembled in the hall of the Four I Courts and its vicinity, and Mr ...

... OUR LONDON LNETTErRi' I / ( I - (pecLC6 T'eteprvae.) . I ht Monday Night. Thanks principally to Sir Henry Jalnes and 1 his loyal but nmaladroit enthusiasm in the cause of the Government, the privilege debate reached I II dim-oensions and assumed an imrportance which it v did not promise at the outset. Jt marks the j; ! gveat dillerence between Irish conflicts with tile n Government of to-day ...

... THE PROPOSED HIGHER SCHOOL AT CAERLEON At the quarterly meeting of the Newport Town Council, this afternoon, a deputation was received from Caerleon, asking the corporation to lend their support to the steps now being taken to induc theCharity Commissioners to assent to the erection of the higher grade boys' school at Caerleon.— The Rev F. Bedwell, vicar of the township, introduced the ...

... I TEE RELEASED IRISH MEMTBERS. I RECEPTION IN LONDON. The Liberals and Radicals of the metropolis yesterday publicly demonstlrated their sympathy with the Irish members of Parliament who have lsuffered inithe cause of free speech, a free p~ress. and free rzsociation. Repre- sentatives of the London Liberal and Radical Union, Ithe Metropolitan Radical Federation, the Home Rule Union, and ...