... it LVONIA AND BULGARIA STILL MISSING ,SPATCH OF A TUG FROM LIVERPOOL. to a late hour on Wednesday evening no u had been received either of the Cunard liner Pavonia or the Hamburg-America ...

... I THE NORTIU-WZST LANARK ISSUE. The North-West Lanark bye-election continues to progress without very much notice being taken of it. It has not proved an interesting election. There has been a deadly dulness about it from the beginning, and there is little indication that the lethargy is Iikelv to lift before the polling is reached on Tuesday next. In spite of the fact that we hear it often ...

... I VALt STREET Rw-,Ire Can it possibly he that at length WVail soireet hi.5 .jcaIp ? Cablegrains ?? that ceutre state that the m o:,; t ?? the market ground for somle concern. Larme ii j. Ll: I- onl their wvay, and rnust be paid for, and the ruo~l .11 'I thel3ank-s'statemflletsduring the ticxtwcek or tv.o. ti.. to thle interior, which will set inl shortly, aithouu. I0 uouniced a form as usul ...

... p ENGLAND AS ARBITRATOR. The differences which have arisen with regard to the frontier line between the Argentine Republic and Chili having been referred to the arbitration of Her Majesty's . Government, the Right Hon. Lord Macenaghten, one of the Lords of Appeal in Ordinary; Major-General Sir J. C. Ardagh, K.C.I.E., C.B.. Director of Military Intelligence: and Colonel Sir T. H. Holdich, K.C ...

... H.M.S. RESISTANCE. Floated To-day. A Holyhead correspondent telegraphs :-The efforts which have been made to float H.M.S. Resistance, which grounded last Thursday on Stag Rock, proved successful this morning. Since Saturday the pumps have been discharging water at the rate of a hundred tons an hour, and on a final effort being made to-day she came away, and was towed to a place of safety by ...

... THROWN FROM HIS HORSE. ACCIDENT TO A GLYNNEATH DOCTOR. On Tuesday night Dr. Griffiths, of Glynneath, fell from his horse on the main road near Glyn- neath and sustained severe injuries. He was returning to Glynneath in the company of Mr W. E. Davies, who was also on horseback. When near Resolven Dr. Griffiths galloped away, leav- ing Mr Davies behind. The latter some time later came upon his ...

... AMERICAN BLIZZARD. NEW YORK SNOWBOUND. TRAFFIC PARALYSED. SUFFERINGS OF THE POOR. The Daily Teltgrttgh correspondent, in a message dated New York, Tuesday, says :—Throughout yesterday and all through the night New York was like a city of the dead, covered with a white pall. The wind whistled through the long lines of railroad and tramcars, which looked like big tombstones. Not a ship came in ...

... FRENCH FOOTBALL. Nothing (says the Daily Graphic) could be mere satisfactory to the sporting instincts of English- men than the multiplication of those occasional International contests which are thei ^e remarkable development of lootball in Fia c during the past ten years. Thare is not the ■lightest reason why Frenchmen should not play football as well as any other people under the sun ...

... Justness The Best Known Remedy for Delicate Children. The genuine Scott's Emulsion surpasses all other forms of Cod Liver Oil. BENJAMIN PRANK FOUNTAIN. It ia the dclieftte ehildreii-those delicate from infancy—that are constantly threatened with illness. It needs no explanation of symptoms to make it clear to.parents whether or not their children are delicate. If children do not thrive in ...

... The (0overtinent Of Dirjutors. Iflrt. McNP11.CP3 amendment to the Ad!tlre.sE wats rejected in the House of Cortnmomi yerclrday by 247 votes against 143. But mnore will be heard of it. Wo regrot that the House should not have dec isively condemnned so mischievous a prac- tice anid so evil an examlple a' the combination of political office with comimercial enterprise. But tih deblate was an ...

... TEE MUNI0IPPA . BOUNDABIES - BILL. _ 7 IrT voting-papers of the poll on the flub. un Municipal Boundaries will be collected to-morrow. Tbe collection will be com- menced at S a m, so that those who desire to exercise their right to vote should be careful to fill up their voting-papers to-day. There-ought to be no doubt about the result of the poll. The measure wdiich:, the burgesses have been ...

... FROM OUR LONDON CORRESPONDEINT. (BY PRIVATE WIRE.) Loao-DoN;, Wednesday Night. Lord Justice Chitty, whose death is announced as baving occurred at his London residence to-day, was one of the most distinguished of our Chancery men. When Sir George Jessel sat in the Rolls Gardens- a place that disappeared to make room for the new] Record Offices-Mr. Chitty was the leading practi- I tioner in ...