... The Crown Prince. THE LATEST ABOUT HIS CONDITION. I VISIT FROM THE PRINCE OF WALES. [BKUTKIL'.S TEI.EG1UM.I SAN RILIIO, Monday, 1130 p,m.-TI..3 German Crown Prince has passed a very satisfactory day, tho best, indeed, since the opera- tion. There is now less cough and expectoration, and his Imperial Highness is in good spirits. The Prince of Wales this evening drove over from Venlimizlia, ...

... THE SEVERN TUNNEL. A few days since an inspection was made of the S'vern Tunnel w,th the idea of providing a signal- box at the lowest point or centre of the way. This step has been suggested in order to avoid the disastrous con-equences which might result to life supposing a portion of a mineral train bee:-ire. detached in the tunnel, was not observed, and was run into by a passenger tram ...

... CARDIFF EXCHANGE. BUTC DOCKS, MONDAY EVENING. There was a fair attendance on 'Change to- day, but, as regards the steam-coal trade, very little business was effected. For house coals the demand was faitly brisk, and prices for all descriptions closed firm. Patent fuel was in only poor rcc^u^a, and the same remark applies to pit- wood. There was a moderate demand for small steam and bituminous ...

... SPECIAL TELEGRAMS PROM LLOYD'S AGENTS. I The Austrian steamer Tibor arrived at Gibraltar on Sunday with propeller worked loose. The schooner Luanda June, of Wexford, is ashore near Wexford. Crew saved. I he steamer Gwendoline, of Middlesbrough, from London, stranded when entering Sunderland Harbour. Crew saved by appaiatus The vessel will probably come off. The steamer Cannel, from Cardiff for ...

... | THE ATIONA L:B TJNG HOSPITAL. ; 'Yesterdaythe third anngual mneeting the on- tribixtors jof the above' hospital. was hela at tih Hopital, 32 Holles-street. Alderman Serant, -as e 'tc s for ?? WMayor, Krpresided. Amongs~atthose present were- :Rev 'A Plunletit, Rev. Father.O'Maey, Wm .Find. later, a J Lombard, M1rs Browne, Mrr and Mrs Escon. Dr-nna Mrs Bce, Mrs M'Clean, -Mrs Meldon, -MA MWee, ...

... ?? . a- DAIRY FARMTNG: TN IPELAND.-An. intoettie~g a record of thre qoasalities and values of butter pro- duced during the last sixteen yware from a dairy of 'q 21 to So1 colts on an average fa~rm in Korry appears a in. the Dublin Faor-ose:-s' Gazeite. Lasthyear was the d worst of oil, the quantity per cowv being onlyt loot, lqr. 17jlb., nod the value £8 18s S~d. The ti largest average was ...

... CARDIFF BANKRUPTCY COURT. To-Day's Examinations. I At the Cardiff Bankruptcy Court to-day— before Mr Regititrar Langiey — the following examinations in bankruptcy were conducted In re THOMAS SEELEY, furniture dealer, Cardiff. —The debtor was examined by the official receiver as to transactions with a mys- terious person named Langdon. — Mr Stephens applied for an adjournment of the examination ...

... I THE COPPER SYNDICATE. 1 I A Definite Understanding Come to. Our ParIs correspondent informs us that the copper syndicate has succeeded in coming to a definite understanding with the Spanish com- panies. This arrangement is based on the price of jB60 for Chili bars, £64 for refined ingots, and JB65 to 267 for best selected. The association guarantees these as minimum prices, and divides with ...

... TO-NN HOLDINGS. ii, iy - 0 *j TO ?? SOrD -S OF THa LVThOOt KXRO1WY. fi .s. (entlemen,-The intricacies of our land system si ed have involved us in a series of vexatious complica- I 3r tions, and one of the moast difficult problems before tl usy us is how to rectify the evils which have been be created by the present method of granting leases O0 i for various terms of years, one of the ...

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... LOCAL BOARD -A med.ng of the sh L ,(;a Board, presided over by the chairmau. M. M >rg ,n, wa- Monday. A letter wa read fcow Mr T, L White, asking for the u-e (If a ruom;u the Hah In case a,r: icction tonk place III tot Merthyi and Aherdare B .rougos. I.. was aecHled that request should lie c .np-iea with. A resolu .ùS;: was passed to the effect that the board their utmost to oppose tnce of the ...