... ELECTION ITEMS. Lord John Manners has been re-elected unopposed for Nortn Leicestershire. Mr. Callan's supporters yesterday got possession of a meeting convened by the county electors to choose a can- didate, and having appointed a borough election, chair- man proceeded to discuss the claims of Mr. Molloy and Mr. O'Conner Power. The county electors in the meantime withdrew, and at a meeting ...

... UP TRAIN. WF.KK DAYS. SUNDAAH. Exp. 1,2,3 1,2,8 1,2,3 1,2,3 j ExpT ~1^2,3 1,2,8 1,2,8 1,2,3 MtT 1,2,3 1,2,3 1,2,3; Mail From a.m. ] a.m. a.m. a.m. a.m. j a.m. a.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m- a.m. a.m. a.m. i p.ni. New Milford 2 Oj I 8 3511 0 5 0 11 0 5 0 Haverfordwest. 2 21 I 9 011 25 5 24 11 23 5 24 Carmarthen J. dp 3 221 6 10 3 50 110 2112 45 2 40j 6 27 [12 37 6 27 Swansea dep. 4 5j 7 1010 0 ill ...

... EXPORTS. Destination. Ship. Coal Iron. Shippers. AFHIL 30. Alexandria Harkaway, B 930 I). Davis & Sons Port Said ilary, B 1004 H. Worms Bangor Hyspasia, B rail 1001 Rhymney Iron Co. Guernsey Sultana, B 228 Insole & Son Rio Janeiro Rudolph, Prus 220 Insole & Son MAY 1. Halifax Mary Ann (s), B 2C5 Ogleby & Davies Mataro Acorn, B 182 Cory Brothers Galatz Italy, 13 rail 427 Aberdare Iron Co. ...

... llailtoaiT Cime tables.—April. GREAT WESTERN. UP TRAIN. WEEK DAYS. SUNDAAS. Exp. | 1,2,8 1,2,3 1,2^5 1,2,3 | Exp. 1~3 | 1,2,3 1,2,if 1,2,8 Ma 1,2,3 1,2^ 1,2.3 jMail From a.m. a.m. a.m. a.m. a.m. a.m. a.m. | p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. a.m. a.m. a.m. p.m. New Milford 2 0 i 8 3511 0i 5 0 11 0! 5 0 Haverfordwest. 2 21 j 9 011 25 5 24 11 23] 5 24 Carmarthen J. dp 3 22 C 10 8 50 10 21 12 45 2 40 6 27 12 ...

... STIPENDIARY MAGISTRATES. A return printed by order of Parliament was on Tues. pay issued, giving the names of all places in England and Wales which have stipendiaiy magistrates. These places and the salaries of the respective offices are appended :-Birkcnhead, £ 800; Birmingham, £ 1,000 Brighton, Cardiff, C600 Chatham and Sheer- ness, £ 700 Kingstcn-on-Hull, £ 900; Leeds, £ 1,000 Liverpool, £1 ...

... MARITIME INTELLIGENCE. The steam coal trade has suffered considerably from the heavy gales which have lately prevailed, and during the week business has not improved, owing to the in- ability of vessels to arrive at or leave the port. During the past year 7,810 vessels arrived at the port, and 7,531 departed therefrom, being about the average of the two preceeding years. Merchants and shippers ...

... CARDIFF POST-OFFICE TABLE. ithout With Loiters DISPATCH OF LETTERS extra one addi- can be re- TO- charge tional gistered until stamp. until Cowbrige, Bridgend, Taibacb, Neath, Swansea, &c.| S So a nt.l S.'2o a.u-1.1 7 5o n.m. Glo'ster,Newport,Bristol,•> n.ni 4') a.m. Merthyr,Pontypridd, Ah'rUare; 10.30 a.m.K'.Jo a.m.j «.?>:> a MI. Londou a>,d Newport jlvi.l.'i p.ni.'l2 2«> ...

... RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS. 1870. 1869 Great Western, week ending March 20 £72,237 ..69,141 Taff Vale, week ending March 7,142 6,441 Penarth, week ending March 19 1,163 1,200 Rhymney, week ending March 19. 1,102 1,251 Brecon and Merthyr, week ending March 13 1,111 995 Monmouthshire, week ending March 19 3,020 2,766 Llanelly, week ending March 19 8&4 '778 Llynvi and Ogmore, week ending llarch 19 ...

... THE SOUTH WALES AND ATLANTIC LINE. The steamship Glamorgan, in command of Captain J. Leybourne, arrived at New York on Monday afternoon, after a voyage extending over twelve days. She beat the steamers Egypt and Minnesota, which left Liverpool on the same day as that on which she started, and up to the date of her arrival the fast steamer City of Brussels, on the Inman Line, and which left ...

... MIDLAND R A I L W AY. THROLGH COMMUNICATION between the North Eastern Counties and Midland Districts and South Wales via Gloucester. OCTOBER, 1S71.-UP TRAINS WEEK DAYS. lilasgow via p.m. a.m. a.m. p i), p.a,. p.m. Ingleton.. dep. 4 25 7, 7 ij Edinbro'do 4 25 7 2.5 GLASGOW VIA YORK 5 0 1 (I EDR.IL 01 O'DITTO 7 30 2 ,50 BERWICK 9 F> 4 NEWCASTLE 11 23 IS 31, 15 South Sltichls 10 20 8 7 0 (5 ] ...

... SOUTH WALES TIM TABLE. AUGUST CARDIFF. saWANSEA. NEWPORT. AND ■ SEPT. Morn; Even Hght Morn Even! HghtjMorn EvenHght 23 Friday 7 27) 7 45 31 6 6 W 6 52 23 111 7 35 7 53131 3 29 Saturday.. 8 8j 8 27 32 9 7 15j 7 3424 111 8 16. 8 35 23 8 30 Sunday 8 47 9 6 32 9 7 54' 8 14'24 ll| 8 65! 9 14 32 8 31 Monday 9 25| 9 4331 9 8 86 8 65 24 2! 9 33! 9 5l!31 6 1 Tuesday 9 69[1« 18 29 11 9 14! 9 34122 7 10 ...

... THE SHOCKING FATAL AFFRAY IN BIRMINGHAM. The Birmingham coroner, Mr Hawkes, held an inquest on Tuesday morning on the body of Thomas Broom, Newell, 18 years of age, a chandelier maker, who died during a quarrel with another youth named Bird, who worked in the same shop with him. The evidence given was to the effect that the deceased and Bird, who were not on very good terms, quarrelled, and ...