... I Sail-ot-s' Wades. ANOTHER ROW AT THE DOCKS. I Second Invasion of the Shipping Federation Offices. This afternoon, between twelve and one o'clock, another disturbance occurred at tbe Docks, Cardiff, in connection with the movement which showed itself some months ago to reduce the rate of wages paid to seamen and firemen. It appears that the cause of the disorderly proceedings to-day was ...

... THE REV. JAMES SPURGEON. I bUllet I 4 Kfe -?sued yesterday afternoon, at?tes I that th 1-?,ev JaInes Spurgeon was m&n extremely l ...

... MERCANTILE BANK OF AUSTRALIA. PROSECUTION OF OFFICIALS. MELBOURNE, Wednesday.—The directors and auditors of the Mercantile Bank of Australia, who at being prosecuted by the Government on a charge of issuing a false and misleading balance- sheet, were brought up this morning before the city court. The case was adjourned until March 8tb, pending the arrival of Mr Millidge, the late manager; who ...

... ASSAULT AT NEWPORT. A A New Use for a Military Cane. -bpf ?wport borough poli-court to-day -bef 0 ??° Mayor Councillor T. Jones, and '????S'stratcs—Rfpg Hopkins, 13, private, \Vej, ?S'?Bnt. md L.'on?-d WooHey. 25, ^escrr'ih as a baker, 4, Blowitt-streec (who was ig o clisch-,L,ed oil th,) 16tti ult. fram gnOrniniül1sIy dischar,d on th.) 16th ult. from h Royal Artillery after 5? yoars' ...

... SUDDEN DEATH IN A PIT, [SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE ECHO.] About one o'clock this morning one of the overmen at Celynen Colliery, Abercarn, came across the dead body of a man named Isaac Stevens, collier, Shop-row, Abercarne. The deceased was found lying over some timber, and t is supposed that he met with his death through suffocation from a feeder of gas, whilst looking for lost tools. ...

... PRINCEGEORGE& Piqil\'CESS MAY BERLIN, Tuesday.—Almost all the morning papers contain an announcement that the Emperor has accepted the invitation of Queen Victoria to the wedding of the Duke of York and Princess May of Teck during the second week of April.— Renter. ...

... At the Cardiff police-court, this morning, Henry LittUton was charged with stealing £6 19s and a silver watch and chain, the property of Joseph Ellis on the 17th inst.-In..pector Fowler said he arrested the prisoner at Exeter.— The prisoner, who had pawned the watch for 13s Id, was sent to gaol for two months with hard labour. ...

... A Jockey Suspended. After the race for the Selling Steeplechase at Man- chester to-day A. Nightingall lodgerl3. complaint at the scales against J. Walsh for foul riding, and on hearing the evidence the stewards suspended Walsh for the remainder of the ...

... DEATH OF AN OFFICER ATTENBY I Staff-Captain Archdeacon died at Tenby on Monday, aged 54. The deceased officer was in charge of the West Coast of England Survey. He had lived in the town about 11 years, aod waa 1 very highly esteemed by all classes. ...

... As I foretold, Newport was beaten. I am aware that my words on Saturday were open to misconstruction. I remarked that Newport ought not to be defeated, first, because it would be a pity secondly, because it was impossible. Those, however, who do me the honour to follow my daily discourses will at once per- ceive the veiled satire of that statement, and will realise that I flung a very ...

...  P;1ATCH. GULLY COURSING MATCH. At Penarth police-court this morning, an occa- sion il licence was granted to Mr H. Chappel for the sale of intoxicating drinks on Wednesday next, the occasion being the annual meeting of the promoters of the Sully Coursing Matches. ...

... Alleged Apson in the I Rhondda. ACQUITTAL OF THE ACCUSED. Charga of Perjury. I A the Pontypridd police-court this morning-* before Mr Ignatius Williams (stipendiary) and rJ Jcnltins—Maurice Silverman, furniture dea!er and jeweller, of Tylerstown, Rhondda Valley, again appeared in answer to a charge (IE havi, ng fraudulently set his shop on firs a few weeka ago.-Supt. Jones prosecuted, and lVlr ...