The Central Glamorgan Gazette, and General, Commercial, and Agricultural Advertiser. — 1867-04-19 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

XVI. Target; he will ray you are perverse and • charlatan. But tell him he has never committed a single fault, and he will overwhelm you with favours, and repose in you his entire confident*. In conclusion. M. de Girardin again denies the assertion of M. Ronher that the Imperial Government has every year led the country to better destiniee, and complaine that he is made to pay ler faults which others have committed. According to a telegram, fresh proceedings are to be taken aeainet La Liberte.  Fenian Viettore.—The Cork Examiner says At about three o'clock in the afternoon of Thursday last the dwellings of two farmers, Jeremiah Owens and John Ild'Cartliy, near Monte, on the Fermoy line, were visited by two men in company, having tne appearanoe of tradesmen, and armed each with a revolver. These men on entering the house demanded arm.. At Owens' they got a pistol, %hereupon they left without violence, after having fired two shots in the yard outside the house. The other farmer, M'Carthy, was absent in Mallow at the time of the visit. Upon being informed of his absence the two men said they intended to call again, and threatened the inmates with serious consequences in ease they told the polioe of their visit. Subsequently the cirmim. stance having been reported to Sub inspector Boyce, of Mallow, that °Maar with a party of men went out and scoured the country for a distanoe of 30 mile' that night, but without achieving any result in connection with the &Mat% It is supposed the two men came from the direction of Killavidlei, and they are inspected to have gone on towards Cork.  Attempt to Murder in Liverpool.—&t the Liverpool Polioe•court, on Saturday last, Altohael Dann, a joiner, Wag brought op oharged with shooting at Thomas) Connell, a labouring man, with intent to murder him. It appeared that on the preooding evening the wives of both men had been quarrelling, and Connell eubesquently saw Dunn in the sot of brutally ill-naing his daughter. Connell interfered on her behalf, when Dunn drew a revolver from his pocket and fired at the breast of Connell. Fortunately Dunn mislaid his aim, and the ball paseed throngh Connell's left hand. For the defence it was alleged that the proseeutor was a Fenian, and that he had kept • deg, which he called James; Stephens', Um übiquitous "head centre." Dane, who was not one of the "F. S.'s," was shooting at the dog, and not at its owner, when the allow ,1 attempt at murder took plasm. The °sideline, however, was oonolusive as to the firing at the prosesiutor, and the prisoner was sent for trial on tho charge of shooting with intent to murder.  Arrival of a Long Miming Whaler—On Saturday morning C letter wen received by the agent of the Hull Whale and Soul Plehery Compasy (Limited) stating that the company's uteamahip Dinaa Lad arrived at ROMAN Voe, Shetland, and that the captain and eight of the crew were already dead, and that four more were dangerously ill from scurvy. The vessel left the Withal lales in li'eb. laat year with 52 men— 25 from Hull and the remainder from Shetland. After going to (if rf 11111 tat she made for Havis'e Striate, and was last area on the 81. t of Auguet, nearly surrounded by ice, about 11 mime from the land. The Diana was impeded home in bleveniber, but as iihe did not come great ansiety prevailed as to the fate of the crow end 7PUOL and a petition was rent to the Lords of the Admiralty asking their lordships to dispatch a vessel in search of the mining ship, but they declined to accede to the rewash A subscription, however, was set on foot as a reward for any ship that should succeed in 'welling i crew. A fortnight ago a vessel beltinging to the same oompeny beiliti in hopes of falling in with bor or of learning her fate.