... The very lengthened investigation into the facts connected with the melancholy catastrophe at the Sheffield Surrey Mu ic Hall, was brought to a close yesterday and considering the conflicting nature of the evidence it is not surprising that there was a difficulty felt in coming to a decision. The jury; however, after a long consultation, returned a verdict to the effect that the deceased died ...

... To Euilders. NOTICE is hereby given, that tbe Trusses of Be- tbania Chapel, I-on don-sou a re, are prepared to r re ve TENDERS foi the HRRcTION of TWO DWEL- LING HOUSES near the said Chap,}. All persons desirous of contracting fot the same, may inspect the plans and specifications from Ute 4fh to the 16th of October inst inclusivp, from 10 a.m. till 4 p.m. at Captain l,oudon-qtt:ire,'to eiled ...

... Clerk. ANTED, by a Young Mail, a situation as Clerk. VY Good references given, and onlv a 10\10; salary tegiiired. Address, V.G. W., Post Office, Cardiff. 1066 Liberal Salary and Commission. \TTANTED, a Traveller to represent a Brewery Busi- ?V tiess in Cardiff. Reference and security required. ■Apply by letter onlv, addressed A. Z., Cardiff Times Office. 1060 Parents and'Guardians. YKTANTED, ...

... RAILWAY TIME TABLES. I TAFF VALE. Ii Week Days. Sundays, f S Up- 123 M 1,2,3 11,27s 172,0 1,2,5 j a, m. p. mjp. m. a. m. p. m. 0 Cardiff Docks 9 15 2 40j 8 45 3 45 li Cardiff 9 30 2 55; S 30 9 0 4 0 4} Llandatt 9 39 3 46 39 9 94 9 6J Pentyrch 9 47 3 12 6 47 9 17 4 17 8 Taff's Well 9 52 3 17 6 52 9 22 4 22 12 Treforest 10 3 3 28 7 4 9 33 4 33 13 Newbridge 10 8 3 33 7 9 9 38 4 38 16J Aberdare ...

... CARDIFF POLICE INTELLIGENCE. MONDAY. (Before the MAYOR, R. O. JONES, Esq., Dr. VACHELL and D. LEWIS, Esq.) STREET OBSTRUCTIONS.—In consequence of strict orders from the Board of Health, the police have been actively engaged in summoning all offenders against the Local Board of Health Act. A very large number of cases were heard of parties leaving coaches, carts, &c., in the public streets, ...

... THE DEFALCATIONS AT WEEDON. STATEMENT OF GENERAL ADAMS. Commissary-General Adams was called at the request of the Chairman, and stated that he and a staff of eight assistants were and had been for some time engaged in making up the arrears in the ledger of Mr. Elliott from the 1st of April, 1857, to the 14th of May, 1858, at the instance of the War-office, a work of infinite labour as shown by ...

... CARDIFF BOARD OF GUARDIANS. The weekly meeting was held on Saturday; E. David, Esq., in the chair. Present, the vice-chair- man, Rev. H. H. Rickards, Rev. A. H. Jenner, Messrs. W. Alexander, D. Jones, E. Mason, R. Cory, C. S. Twigg, J. Willett, D. Lewis, and W. Thomas. As the town relief-list proceeded, a discussion arose upon a case in which a. female of the name of Pollard applied for relief ...

... THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH. Mr. Henley, engineer employed by the Telegraph Company, reports:—By our testing, one fact is un- questionably established, and that is the fault is not beyond 300 miles. I speak of the great fault. Others may exist between that and Newfoundland, but if it be a fact (as I have heard) that on testing at the latter place very little earth is shown, the probability is that ...

... TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS IN THE SUDS. An ex-banker of Cincinnati, Ohio, who went under during the late financial crisis, and was compelled by outaido pressure to shut up shop and endeavour to realise assets amply sufficient to cover all his lia- bilities, was thrown into a wild state of excitement on Tuesday last; so humorously remarks the Commercinl of that city. He was, in fact, in a ...

... Clerk. WANTED, by a Young Man, a situation as Clerk. Good references give) ar>d only a low salary required. Address, V. G. w-, Post Office, Cardiff. 1066 To ChcinistE' Assistants. WANTED, a qualified person wlio can speak Welsh, for the\bovs business. Apply to Mr. W. CROSS, High-street, Cardiff. To Grocers, Bakers, and Ironmongers. ■7ANTED, a situation as Porter, or to make himself W ...

... MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.! NORTH WARD. BOROUGH OF CARDIFF. TO THE BURGESSES OF THE NORTH WARD. (1 ENTLEMEN,—The term of office for which I was X elected as Town Councillor bas nearly expired. If my past services have been such as have had your approval, I shall be happy to continue in your eonfi- fidence, a' d wquld beg to solicit the honour of your voters and interest at the ensuing Election. I ...

... MUNICIPAL ELECTION. NORTH WARD. BOROUGH OF CARDIFF. TO THE BURGESSES OF THE NORTH WARD. (1 ENTLEMEN,—The term of office for which I was X elected as Town Councillor has nearly expired. If my past services have been such as have had your -approval, I shall be happy to continue in your confi- fidence, and would beg to solicit the honour of your votes and interest at the ensuing lliection. I am ...