The Central Glamorgan Gazette, and General, Commercial, and Agricultural Advertiser. — 1868-09-18 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

CON.UI, rAT lON took place on Friday morning at the Palace of Laeken between Doctors Jenuer and Spring, who had been summoned by the King. Ton Queen and the Crown Prince and Crown Princess of Prussia will pay a visit to the King of Saxony, at Dresden, on the Bth of October. Tns Crown Princess, with her children, leaves for England on the 20th proximo. The Crown Prince will  join the P. inners early in November. Talc Governor of Kiel has officially announced to the : nt'ioriti. l that a common Government for the Elbe Puc des will be established at Schleswig on the let of o.tober next. SIR BENJAMIN PrNs, acting governor of Sierra Leone in 1843, lieutenant-governor of Natal in the following year, and commander-in-chief of the Gold Coast Settlements in 1856, has been appointed governor of West. ern Australia.  Mn. MAGOLLLAY, the Conservative member for  Hereford, is the new Solicitor-General, and common law and equity are once more represented in the law offpera of the crown.  THE wretched boy Mackay, who murdered his ads. tress, Mrs. Grosamith, a coffee-house keeper in Norton Fo!gate, by beating in her skull with a rolling•pin, was hanged on Tuesday morning in Newgate, at nine o'clock precisely. This was the first private execution that has taken place in Lsndon. Tax St. Leger Stakes at Doncaster were won by Mr. Graham's mare Formosa, ridden by Chi'linear. Paul Jones, ridden by Fordham, mune in second, while King Alfred was nowhere. THE cab strike is at an end. On Wednesday it was clear that the cabmen would have to give way, and at a meeting that night they determined to abandon the strike. It was, however, decided that the non-privileged cabs should, as much as possible, keep away from the railway stations. Ma. 6141:03TONI has been suffering from an attack of English cholera, and though he is undoubtedly recovering, his medical advisers have prescribed entire rest from political excitement for as long a period as possible. 0:s the re-assembling of the Abergele magistrates on the 11th, the solioitor, who is conducting the prosecu. tion of the station-master, applied for warrants against the breaksmen, whom he wished to examine as wit nouns. These were granted. Later in the day the inquiry was adjourned for a week, the prosecuting at• torney stating that be was unable to carry the case further until Mr. Mason, the auistantsmanager, was examined. He had instructed his London agent to apply for a Crown summons with this °tient in view. THE Duke of Edinburgh honoured by his presence the marriage of Commander Hugh Campbell (of the Galatea) and Miss Archer, daughter of Colonel Archer, at Hampton, on Tuesday. His Royal Highness officiated as "hest man" to the gallant commander of his ship. On the following day the Prince arrived at Perth, en route for Balmoral, and was presented with a congratu... latory address en behalf of the inhabitants. CANDIDATES for direct commissions are informed that the lint for the examination in November next is now closed.  IT le said that the Prince of Wales contemplates a visit to the African continent, and that, should his Royal Highness carry oat his intention, he will most likely visit Egypt and the cataracts of the Nile.  TIIERE was a renewal of the Murphy riots in Manchester on Saturday afternoon, and although they were not so violent as those on the preceding Saturday, much injury was done to property, and many personal in juries were inflicted. Tnn •lenth is anuonneed or Rir John Dean Paid, Birt., at the as of 66 lie was for rulny years connected with the honking arm of Straehan, Yates, Paul, and Co., which was broken up in consequence of some Irregularities which led to criminal proceedings.