The Herald of Wales. — 1887-03-19 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

GENERALI:NEWS.  A Cabinet Council w-a-e held, at noon, on Saturday, at the Foreign (Moe.  The subscriptions for the Jubilee Celebration in Windsor amounts to £4,500. The list is dosed in the neighbouring parishes. I The Morning Pori, of Friday. says :—The jubilee review is to be held at Aldershot, and volunteer forces are to take part in it. The gentivman who died suddenly on board the Calais packet, on Saturday, was the son of Sir G. Bruce and not Sir G. Currie. A telegram from Copenhagen, on Saturday, says :—A severe snowst, rm is raging through out Denmark. All communications are interrupted. Captain Hoskins, an officer of the Reserve, shot himself, at Pontefract Barracks, on Sunday night. 11, had aerved twenty years in Tolls, and would have left the service on Monday.  The Daily Chronicle' of Saturday, says :—The official enquiry into the collision between the liapuuda and Ada Melmore is to be opened by the Wreck Commiesioner at Westminattr, on Monday, the 21st inst.  The inquest on the body of the woman murdered in Kentish Town was opened on Tuesday, and adjourned. The jury suggested a large if reward heuld be c.. . .red crder that tie murderers should be arrested. The remains of the late Mr Joshua Fie!den, formerly member for East Yorkshire, were interred on Tuesday, at the Unitarian Church, Todmorden. Signs of meurning were general, and the mills were all closed.  The Central News learns that Mr. Anderson, M.P., has given notioe on the Civil Service estimates to rt duce the salary of the Secretary for Scotland by £l,OOO, for the purpose of dis• mission on Iced Lothian's appointnunt. Tuesday's Standard says —We understand that, according to pi-mut arrangenunts, the Crimes Bill will be brought into the House of Commons on Monday unit. In any case its introduction is not Bk.:ly to be deferred beyond I Thursday week. A telegram from Paris, on Friday, says:— News from Sofia states that the Eu:garian military authorities have posted a proclamation, threstening with death all who shall alb mpt to stir the people to revolt.  Ten diSguised moonlighters, on Sunday, entered the house of Cornelius Murphy, near Mill-street, and forced Lim to swear, on his knees, to give up the farm he had recently acquired. Another moonlighting band threatened Mr. Cooper, J.P. who is paralysed, to blow out Ma brains unless he surrendered his firearms. '  A telegram received from Castlemaine, say. that great excitement prevails there, owing to no less than seventy tenants on the Downshire estate having received ejectment notirea for nonpayment of rent. The holdings of the decreed occupiers are all situated within a few miles of Newcastle, to. Boven. The Daily Nei. Paris cot espondent, tele , graphing on Sunday, says : —Several Russians have sent General Boulanger a very valuable presentation sword. On Ors side it bears the inscription "Qw vive ud la France et Boulanger," and on the other, "Au plus digue la Hussie." A Central News telegram from Rangoon, on Saturday, says :—Dacoity is increasing. Tele, vraph wires are being cut, and the parties conlog the railway were attacked. A party the Twenty-seventh Madras Infantry were esmiht in ambush, losing many in killed and wounded.  A deputation from Lancashire and Yorlohire, urging the claims cf Victoria University, which embraces several colleges, to a Government giant, waited upon Kr.