The Central Glamorgan Gazette, and General, Commercial, and Agricultural Advertiser. — 1875-10-08 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

FRIGHTFUL TRAGEDY IN ITALY. The Paris correspondent of the London Telegraph forwards the following details of the tragedy mentioned a few days ago by a correspondent at Rome The ghastly crime at Rome, of which I lately wrote, seems likely to have its mysteries cleared up almost as quickly as the Whitechapel affair. Your readers will remember that a woman's body was found in a case at ' the railway station. It had been sent from Naples on I the 15th. At the station there are kept on the register the names of persons who fulfil the office of our Parcels Delivery Company. The police soon found which of them had despatched the case. He is a man who hangs about the station touting for such commissions. It came out at once that a porter had brought , this box on a truck at eight o'clock in the morning. The commission agent intercepted him, and agreed with young man walkiu g alongside as to the primer c trriaxe to Borne. The porter was easily found, and he could tell what house the case had been taken from; and then all the mystery was scattered. At the beginning of ' this month a young girl, of respectable position, only 171 veers old, ran away with a medical student who was following the lectures at Naples University. She took with her 21,000 francs. It appears certain that this girl is the victim' although surgeons at first believed the corpse to be that of a middle-aged woman. Possibly the student poisoned her, for the intestines have beer taken out by a skilful hand. But some operation of the sort would be needful to fix the body in such small ease. The supposed murderer has not yet been arrested; but the police are very confident. Re was seen at Naples only a day before the discovery. His age is twenty-three or twenty-four. But an evening paper alleges, from its own information, that the girl has been found. If the student be guilty of murder, it is not she who is the victim.  Count Molthe-Bregenhed, the Danish Minister for Foreign Affairs, died on the Ist iustant from Cm effects of an operation. He was about fifty years of f.,13.  The oil mill destroyed last week by fire at Hammersmith occupied thn site a Turner's house, where he produced some of his ilnest picture:, and many of the critrinal drawings for the " Liber Studorium." It was to this place that his address, "West End, Upper Mall, Ibunuiersraitir," referred. - • .  The public clobt of the United &rites, according to he monthly official returns publiebed lezt week was decreased in September by 3,342,020 dole. The coin in the Treasury amounts to 67,833,000 dole., and the currency tn 4:f90,000 doh... Mr. Ttristorr las Called in firs millions of Firs-Twenty lior.de of 1864—viz., 2;500,000 dole. of regiAtereki and 2,4'100,000 dole. of Coupon Monde. Tile iutcrast on these amass on the let of January nest. .•  _ At the sral eittiog of the mnpistrateF in connection with the llaueliester City Brewster Sessions, last week, the ropirt of the Chief Constable was presented, and showed that during the twelve months ending July 31, 10,523 persons had been charged before the magistrates with drunkenness. This was an increase of 1037 as compared with the previous year. Between eleven and twelve o'clock at night 2173 persons were apprehended; between twelve and one a.m., 1271; and between one and two, &M 3 the increase being 592. Seven licensed victuallers and 66 wine and beer sellers had been convicted of offences against their licences. Last year the total was 56.  A Liverpool policeman has ocen iinod and :ha-1 missed from the force for 'sissing marriod slolizai in taw street& -- • •  A large kite manufactory iL Yeti% liaYS ILO Yinilil Shinjishi, has received an order from a foreign house for 70,000 kites.  The Bev. T. P. llath:lr, recnntly Congregational minister at Wreiharn, has been received into the Church of England, and appointed to a curacy in ',Radnorshire to ;he Bishop of St. David's.  DFATII OF TUB De.in or Dows.—lfter a lingering illness the Very Bor. Thomas NV oodwarfl. Dean of Down, died bet week, at the Westminster palace Hotel. Re was irt his C‘2l year. Messes. Poole hare inrenl2d a spic:...l eveain4 areas for the Prince of Wales and his party while at sea. It consists of a pea-jacket and knickerbockers of creamcoloured cashmere, with a narrow braiding of gold Naud ...ha edge of ale jacket froz..t.—Z:hc JrQrid.