... At the Cardiff poFce-coutt, on Monday-befO Mr R. 0. Jones—Isaac Morgan, a cattle doa?. wns charged with committing wilful and co!'fr perj'.ry in an affidavit made by him in an ?!? pending in ttM Exchequer Division of the H? Court of Justice, between Mr Lewis Le?'? draper, Bute-street, and himself. Mr B??t, MOgan appeared for the prosecution, aud ?' ? Vachell for the defence. The pI'tiutiS, it ...

... The woman who is charged with the murder, under circumstances of frightful cruelty and mutilation, of her infant child, was, at Exeter, before the magistrates on Saturday. She is about 25 years old, and belongs to the middle-class. The child was fonnd cut up in a mill leat, and some strange revelations are likely to be made. The London engineers have raised an im- portant point with respect to ...

... CONSTANTINOPLE, Saturday.—The Powers have agreed to invite the Porte to appoint new commissioners to settle the Greek fron- tier. Failing this, Greece and Turkey will probably enter into direct negotiations. ...

... To the Editor of the SOUTH WALES DAILY NEWS, SIR,—Being a p. ssenger to the Docks by the 11.30 tramcar this morning, I was compelled, during heavv rain, to stand on the step of the footboard, which was already dangerously crowded. The inside of the tramcar v. as also crowded to suffocation, the seated passengers being indecently jostled together, and every available inch of stand- ing room ...

... MONTHLY CHALLENGE CUP. The monthly competition for this cup was decided on Thursday, when Corporal Charles Davis was declared the victor, with 42 points. This is the third con- secutive time that Corporal Davis has won the cup. WIMBLELON.—We understand that Sergeant J. Truman an i Corporal C. Davis will represent the (Hanbury) 5th Mon. at Wimbledon. ...

... WIND AND WEATHER CHART. The chart represents the western countries of Europe from Norway to the coast of Portugal, and embraces Great Britain and the British Isles. It also includes the North Sea or German Ocean, the Bayof Biscay, the Mediterranean, the Atlantic, witfc the English Channel, Bristol Channel, and Irish Ses. Ui The direction and force of the wind are shown by ar- rows drawn flying ...

... THE FORTHCOMING DISSOLU- TION. The London correspondent of the Scotsman writes :-A few days ago I stated that mpohtical quarters there was a strong impression that if Sir Garnet Wolseley succceded iu bringing the Zulu war to an early termination, Parliament would be dissolved before the close of tile present year. I now find that this belief is very general among the members of Parliament who ...

... ALLEGED ILL-TREATING OF A WIFE. A HUSBAND COMMITTED FOR CONTEMPT. An inquest was opened an Tuesday niffht at tin National School oom. BUisdon (before M; Carter ooroner), on the body of Uriah CVlem n (55). wift of Thomas Coleman, a labourer, of Nctt Wood- hill, whose body has been interred iu the parish burial pround adjacent to the enquiry room. Mr Edwin Crawshay, of Biaisdon, was present and ...

... In the High Court of Justice, Chancery Division, on Friday—before Mr £ u8 f the petition for the sanction of the Court to a compromise with the creditors of Richards and Company was again brought forward, and nis lordship's approval was obtained, Mr Bristowe, Q.C., for the petitioners, stated that, pursuant to tbo order of the 21st of May, a meeting of the unsecured creditors took place on t ...

... [FROM THE LONDON CORRESPONDENT OF THE CARDIFF TIMES.] It is nut; complimentary to Conservative charac- ter that a restle-is decree of uneasiness prevails in the minds of Liberals with respect to the possi- bility of a surprise dissolution. If we are to be- lieve gentlemen whoae words uttered in their one think a dissolution is stit! far off. Some months ago, at a time when th:R matter was ...

... THE latest intelligence from South Africa describes King CETEWAYO as suing for peace. His offer to bring hostilities to a close was evidently seriously entertained, for JOHN DUNN-who was CETEWAYO'S chief adviser for years—was despatched to the Zulu KING'S kraal, in order, if possible, to arrange terms. The telegrams to hand do not indicate what was the substance of CETEWAYO'S offer, but they ...

... ™ x BiiECONSHIRE CHAMC!?ix w« AGRICULTURE. T.iis Cha-nbcr met on Saturday, at Bre Present—Cantain Travers (president,in the ch. llev. W. Howell, Mr Andrew Smith, Mr TI101 Ti.omas, Mr W. Miller, Mr W. Vaughan, Powell, Mr Smitii (Oat'iedine). Mr Jones (Llan- gine). Mr Price, Mr Williams, Air David Downos, Mr Williams (iirynic ), Mr James Hall, and Mr Rhys Davies (secretary).—The President intro- ...