... LORD TREDEGAR'S CATTLE ISHOW. e TILE OPENING DAY. OOMPLETE LIUT OF AWARDS. The seventieth anniversarw of the now popular show of horses, cattle, sheep, pigs. &-e, instituted by the ancestors of the present Lord Tred~ggar, and 'fostered year by rear until it has became one ofI the best exhibitions in the kingdomi, opened at Newport on Tues-day. True to its traditions, the event vea-s marred by ...

... ' WALES FOR THE WVIELSH, I SANG, WITH STUART RENDELI SANG ' (A hrzetY.J Of endless fine and fuss the Saxon sings, With enry aud with irony combined. Since Gur-lla dareiattune hler oi luhrp strings To ztuinsirelsy as free as mounltain wind.l Stling by tbe ?? strtanger into sDug. Once more the lyre we strike with rerierous hand, Bidding the Saxcii here his atsy prlong. Lest he r.may huoger ...

... CARD1FF AIMUSETMENTS. MR. EDMUND TEALRLE AT THE THEATRE ROYAL. A magnificent, reception Was given to ]Nr.a Edmoundi'teexs at thes 'F'lieatra Royal on Monday night for his rery flue interpreiarion of flyirgini', p ti's grand Old Roman centur.ion whose heart h,,d room only for Virginia and Rome. The companyI which Mr. Tearie brinog waith hinm differ in om respects~ from. that WhIich appeared ...

... . * J 11O. I SXELL'S CONCETI. u IlBY Zarenet 1' t A ithle Park-all7, Cardiff, ott Wednestday e venin 1- . Mr1s. tlnrow Boekl~el, of i't'nsx'lh, gave her secondu c V. ualnI concert, to 'hat. was in everv respect an a le eivitible tiudience. Nuntericell', tit're wad t'OUn11 C it fcr i little impoveent, but the iltipolttnce of it othtjr eit.rjctiobs in = h town at once cdourents for it r hidJ. ...

... CARlDIFF EXHIBITION A.NI THE EXHIBITORS. THE TA'MAAGER SUED FOlt BJEAOf-I A ,OF CONTRACiT, t in tie City of Lonidon Court *.n Wedhesdaer (betforo kSr. Gommuissioner lKerr) Mr*. .'hili p Sbiz pnel, Jt trading aS tile Cardiff andt Soutli Wales Exhiibition, . .vau sued by tsv. ?? who had 4t. tak-cn gtands rot- alleged fireacir of rottiact iu xv inot permittinrg thew to occupy those stands, a, for ...

... CARDIFF A-MUSEMENTS. THE1ATRE ROYAL. Cardiff prlygoers will 1)0 provided with a series s of rare trearss at the Thle:tre Royal Lbis week. Some of the finest old triagedies wilt be produced Y by MGr. Edmund T'earle end liiss Jat2 Clinton au.their goo6d company (Mrs. Edmund Tearic) adtei odcmpatly. r lir. Tearle's name ryisoe %vill bng to the theatre ra hoat of people,and when we mention thiat; ...