H, DISPUTJED RYGRT OF. FjSHNGa..-ISPOltTANT TO pi FeisnEwmi,:i-At the Police-court on Monday, before the th Mnyor, Major.Gacnral Goldseworthy, Mr. T. Evansj and ai Mlr. C. Lingen, a man living at St.-Owen's-gatc, named el Andrew Ihillips, was charged by the lessees ot the Hamp-

BIR.THS, MARRIAGES, A-ND DEATHS. Cii flit-- 1eit Ar-ctl, -of Errficl-f,bule: Sydn'eoy, New Soit Waln-Ies, Alustt tli, the wifie tii Chit-i le Lt I. tat ctvet, Lsc;,, of a soil, (lit thti-' Aft April, af% falr-eilly, Novi -ih-Wo' Jrovioce,. thec wife of ut--tiit Ni. Creitotfat Itt

SERIOUS RAILWAY ACCIDENT TO A PARTY OF LICENSED VICTUA LLERS. nn Tvorzn7-1r- ?? -1 II n On NVelnesday night, about half past eleven, a vent tseriowi accident occurred at the Newncrosp Station of th2 r London, Brighton, and Soutb Coaist RailwYay-. A train, full o of pa-Sengers. mo

-T:ELi SPORTING PROSEJGTTIo-, 1 A+ i.B . ^ 0- n-. -. - . - . - TltG the o-aestreet Police-coort, o Sat Thoms Hvenry. wa engaged. id ing esi l ou aga.nst .iliaind WrightAlrfredAnl, ite thelfo<eain Si' Si E ; ) ~~~tt'mod I*Ji ve1 aeD Sight Alfred Du I din, Geore Tlourt, a;; dnoti S

_CARDIFF WORKING MEBS FLOWER SHOW. S- Yesterday a flower show of a, most pleasing and interest-' V ring character took plaeo at the Velunteer Drill Hall. It 3 of was a floral competition amongst the working men of Car- 4 8, dliff, Heath, and Canton, and we unhesitatingly aver tha

DARMNG BunGLARY.-At the Police-court yesterday, before the mayor, C. T. Wilson, Esq., and Sydney Hall, Esq., a young man named George Thomas, a painter, was brought up in custody, charged with buying burglariously entered the premises of Mrs. Margaret Thomas, grocer, Orange-stre

TIHE VALUE" OF AN OATH.- A, jewel from the Jurists' Treas ras exhii ii. the b Lords' debate by Lord Westbury. Awit migbtbelnstiwhl n buried inthe colunnns of the newspapers. we deem it right t to set it in the pages of our "Echoes." ifost of us ignorant 1) people are in the habit

I * .. i MR. RiEVERDY JOHNSON ON ENGbLAND . I el "A . A,'tV' T .- . , - . ANDi THE A.ABAMA CLA1IMS A correspondent of thie Nevw York;Times, writing from Washington on the Cth instant, Yays --Ficsding myself ini ?? yesterdLy, had learning/ from n celebrated local paper. of that ci

THE SALE AT THE DUKE OF '¢IEWCASTLE'S. At the very time, remarks the Times, when thc whole country was awaiting the verdict of the Upper House 0a ,issue, as sonn thought, of Constitutional life or death, and the most frivolous peers felt an unwonted thrill of patriotic responsibi

R- - E- - BOAR- OF H .7 ? 1, .. . . .. , . -, I.. . I -. . . . 'Theldjourned meeting of'this Bb~1.d:wis;h'eld'eft&.day wvheu there were present: Dcssrs. -R. H. Rhys (chairman), IV. Powell, W. Davies W. T. Lewis, and E. David. 7 The minutes of the last meeting were read and confi