The Central Glamorgan Gazette, and General, Commercial, and Agricultural Advertiser. — 1876-05-26 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

PITOILTSIS IN AMERICA.—There having been some talk, since the arrival of Jem Mace in New York; of the probability of a fresh match being entered into by bins and his quondam opponent Joe Coburn, we have been requested by both men to say that the meddlesome parties who have seen fit to agitate this matter did so without may authority, as stave their drawn battle near Bay Si.. Louis, Miss., November SO, 181, they have bceu upon terms of friendship; that, besides, both have finally retired from the P. it., and upon no consideration whatever eau they be induced to make a match to fight. Mace says he did seine to America this time with the intention of giving the Birmingham boxer, whom he so easily Betted at New Orleans, in May. ISO, a chance to get even; bat as the latter didn't sent any more of it, preferring Joe Goss as • mask, he (Mane) retired in favour of his companion.—Joseph Faulkener, formerly of Birmingham, Bog, and long and favourably known in Newark, N.J., died in Philadelphia. April 23, aged 45,1 and was buried in Fairmount Cemetery April 2i.— .21-eie Fork Clipper. MISS Hume-ries 1101 IE Iv WRSSEa.--0(cant1000 has been chosen as her mamma's home simply for its near-I nem LO Pennioote Rectory, and it was only the year before that Mrs. Marilee, Owendolen, and her four hall-sisters (the governess and the maid following in another vehicle) had been driven along the avenue for the first time on a late October afternoon when the rooks were cawing loudly above them, and the ye:low elm-leaves were whirling. The season suited the aspect of the old oblong red-brick house, rather too anxiously ornamented with atone at every line, not excepting the double row of narrow windows and the large square portico. The stone one suraged a greenish lichen, the brick a powdery grey, an that though the building was rigidly rectantzular there was no harshness in the physiognomy whirls it turned, to the three avenues cut east, west, and south in thel hundred yards' breadth of old plantation encircling the Immediate grounds. One would have liked the house to have been lifted on a knoll, so as to look beyond it I own little domain to the long thatched roofs of the ' distant villages, the church towers, the scattered homesteads, the gradual rise of surging woods, and the green breadths of undulating park which made the beautiful face of the earth i in that part of Wessex. )3ut though stand- I ing thus behind a screen amid flat pastures, it had on one siie a glimpse of the wider world in the lofty curves of the chalk downs, grand stedfast forms, played over by the changing days. The house was but rot large enough to be rolled & mansion, and was moderately rented, having no manor attached to it, and being rather difficult to let with ita aouthre fur- , niture and faded upholstery. But inside and outside I it was what no beholder could suppose to be iiihtbited I by retired tradespeople; a certainty which was worth many conveniences to tenants who not only had the' taste that shrinks froni new finery, but also were in that border-territory of rank where annexation is a burning topic; WWI to take up her abode isi e house . which had once sufficed for dowager countesses g-sve • perceptible tinge to Mrs. Da‘ilow's satisfoction in hying an eat blishment of her own. —"DuNiel Lieronda." Pail 1. Lig GP,,ge  lagklEll'lr. A in of itiiprisomumi for 99 Team was pa sed at St. I..itrs in April %Toil negm who coniePsed that he had killed his wife. The S. 'Anis ReptWean states ttrit he was allowed to avoid risk to his neok by pleading guiliy of murder in the second decree; and there bring a law of he 8-ine. of Missouri t t (1 tO irebt for We can claim his dehat-ge at the espimmin f 1.:) ytears. the Judge pa,sed a sentence longer than for :i'e.  A