The Central Glamorgan Gazette, and General, Commercial, and Agricultural Advertiser. — 1868-04-24 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

THE -KOTI-VAL of the Palace of Delhi, who is supposed to have taken an active part in the massacre of May 11th, 1857, was arrested at Delhi on the 21st inst., on his return from Mecca.  Mn. STAMP, manager of the Delhi Bank, Lueknow, bas disappeared from that station in a mysterious manner. He is said to be a defaulter to a serious extent.  TIIE FIVE 011 DH TALOORDARS who remained faithful to the British during the mutiny are to be allowed a permanent reduction of 10 per cent, on the settlement jumma (land revenue).  PRINCE Louts OF HEssz has resumed the command of the Hessian army, his principal opponent in the Ministry, General Grolmann, having been removed from his post. THE YOUNG PRINCE IMPERIAL has met with a most enthusiastic reception at Brest. No less than 1,400 petitions were handed to him, thrown into his carriage, or delivered to him by the post.office.  AFTER A LONG PAUSE of literary activity in the Royal Family, Prince George of Prussia a cousin of the King, has revived the ancient credit of his house, and written a tragedy, called Phadra, which has been very well received by both critics and public.  TnIC VICEROY has settled the great shoe question as far as Bengal is concerned, ordering that native gentlemen wearing European fitting boots may appear in them on all occasions witheut being required to take them off; loose native shoes are not exempted. A DVICES FROM CANADA state that further evidence has elicited that Whelan was the assassin ol Mr. D'Arcy M'ilee. The Fenians from Philadelphia arrested at Montreal have been charged with complicity. Several other arrests have been made.  AN INDEPENDENT WIDOW, named Stroud, living near Kennington-cross, has been tried for cruelty to her servant maid, a girl of 21. The jury found a verdict of guilty, and the defendant was fined £lO, which was immediately paid.  THE cn-Y- of the "Church in Danger!" is now being raised very vigorously by the Ultramontanes in France. With characteristic courage they have got the Jour-rust de Bruxelles to raise it for them. But it is raised in behalf of the Catholics of France.  ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON, a very severe fire broke oat at 47, Gerrard-street, Soho, the lodgings of the Japanese Troupe now performing at the Lyceum Theatre, which has done a considerable amount of damage.  THE ESTIMATES present a vote of £15,000, which will be required for the supply and repair of furniture in the public departments this year. It appears always to cost more than £12,000 a year to keep the public offices supplied with furniture.  Tan VESTRY of St. George's, Southwark, contemplate laying down a tramway in the centre of the London-road, for the use of all kinds of vehicles. If successful, similar trams will be adopted on other roads in the parish. TflE RE-ELECTION of the Chancellor of the Exchequer for Northamptonshire cost the right lion. gentleman .£9O, of this sum £l4 WM paid for professional agency, £l5 for advertising and general expenses, and the balance for charges made by the under-sheriff.  TnE FARMERS in the West (U.S.) are said to be beginning to plant forest trees on their prairie lands, as a protection for their dwellings against the cold northern blasts in winter, and to obtain a supply of fuel and timber.  N ROCRESTER, a few days ago, a lover was sued by his sweetheart's father for fuel, lights, suppers, and even lodgings while courting the girl, The parent was nonsuited after a pathetic appeal by the youth to the judge's feelings.  DIE IVestern Morning News announces that the wreck of the Abyssinian transport ship Electric, fifty miles from Aden, with great loss of life, is confirmed. The Arabs murdered one survivor and stripped the remainder.  TUE FROSTS of the 11th, 12th, and 13th of April, following upon a July temperature at the beginning of the month, are said to have had a disastrous effect upon the vines in many parts of France, and also upon the Rhine. AT TIIE ANNUAL MEETING of the Briton Medical and General Life Association the report stated that 3,057 policies had been issued, assuring £702,725, and yielding in annual premiums X 25,466. The total income wee £231,545.  - To