Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1864-07-13 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

GARIBALDI.  The Times' correspondent at Ischia writes, under date July .st',: What the next movement of Garibaldi will be no one knows. Palermo is talked of, and an eff rt will be made to induce him to visit i but it in to be hoped that it will MP. The Duke of Sutherland last week offered by telegiaph the use of hi n yacht to the GenerJl fir a lee' days longer, an offer which was accept .1. Among the presents sent to the General have been a sedan cliAir, horses. and a beautiful masonic apron, embnidered riehly by the Neapolitan ladirs in gold. But what is thore which the Italians would not give him ? M it (ti left this morning for Caprera by the Duke of cutlieda-A's yacht, and will return next week. Garibaldi's private necretary, GuirzoM, haa gone to Genoa, and iet urns at the ebd of the week. These movement, are lovely of a private character. As the yacht went off it fir d it salute of 16 guns tithe General. The Geneial, whom I saw this morning, appeared to me to be much sin r.ll since his arrival; he is we ,ker and much re died, but is undoubtedly betier than he WWI a week since.  Somoo tc-ants on a form in' Somerset have received onot•ees to quit bee)use they refused t) pay church rats.  A g;rl in London 11'4 week died of abceas of the windpip • Iron swell° Nina a pie .e 01 ivory. The King and Qa..en of II hind have gone to Lon, whet- • the anniversary of Elm r Meiji at) With and marriage will be celebiated.  A p.iinler in lend n reeently fell from a ladder and wilt impaled upon some railing spikes. Ile died in. _ _  TI 1.• Chinnel sailing snitch from Gravesend to Rydo Per, a diet ,nee of 170 India hie been won by the yateh 31 deli, Tim-, ft little over 30 hours.  Toe 'Prince of 'Wales is expected ut Ahergehlie for the s'.ooting, in August, but no 'ling has yet been definitively nniii,nneed.  It issaid Mr C. Kern ha i made the mapifieent sum £ll,OOO duriiig. a twenty weeks' prefesmniul tour in Au-triFa.  "Ilt • King of Siam has obtained the cimsent of the Emperor of the French for a certain number of French offi• era to enter his service al military instructors. Mvore, the man who r• coolly miirderrd his wife at Shrtfi -Id and a't •rwarils attempted suicide, is recovering so rapidly that in a few days he will be handed over to the police. The four months' lock-out in the South Yorkshire Col iery dibtrict is now, it is said, in a fair way of c•oning to ,in end The men at two of the collieries, it will be r m mb..re•l, siruck for an advance of wages, and the tna,ters, fearing a g mord strike, at once locked out all t •e mon i•i th • district, and exprersed their intention of keeping them out until the two collieries that had struck were properly at work again. That time has now mairly arrived. One of the eolii ries is fully supplied with men, and the other, it is expeeted, will nicety-a its NI cumpleme it in the curs- f a week or so, RAGGED Scitoms.—The Manchester Guardian publi-tea lit testimony t i tee vial's., of ragged schools. Of the childien t tken in hand by the mm n -gyro of tie institution at Aidwick-green, it cays, one is an WU. r it the CllOOlll3, • arising CIO() a-year; anothi•r, a so oil floater in Vales; one, a ho ikkeeper with a respectable flrin ; one, in the In•lian aimy, having risen by pt.,. moti in, is now enabled to c.intribuie largely toward-, the &Lipp •rt of other members of his family. Of the girls a like gool report is given.  Duow:sED ix A