Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1865-05-20 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

SUNDAYS. al am pm m am pm Swansea dep. 011 6 0 ~ .. Lland 'very Llanslly .. (S. W. R. St.) 013 5 5 .„ .. lAmpoter Road lO 11 55 15 .. • • Llanelly Docks Lynes • 1,1,1110,ma005 Pontardulals rantyffynon Dermot dep. 20 • • 23 .. .. • Derwydd Road Cross Inn .. •• o 33 • • 40 .. .. Llandeble .. . Cross Inn .... arr. 1 5 .. 12 .. .. • Duff ryn Garnnnt „ 1 20 .. 27 .. .. Pantyrtynon • Dnffr• n Llsndeloe • Derwydd Road Fairfneh • 1 5 110 10 .• .. Clamant „ 120 .. 27 .. Llandllo • Talley Road . . ll6 110 20 .. .. I • Llangennech clanrnyd .. I langadatk........ .......1 25 ,30 80 .• .. , Llanelly Dock Lampeter Road LI andovery l4O 145 45 .. .. Swan wa l3O 622 46 . .. • • --, wilt e set down or taken Op at Gellyceldrlpl or Cross Rays, If reqnhad. WIle• All Trains are Is,  Duffryn, Derwida Reid, et the preceding Station of 1  Ist, 2nel, and hyd by Signal.  6entral Muteltigture.  Captain Newberry, who was injured by the falling of a wall at the Great Western Railway station at Paddington on Monday evening, died on Tuesday afternoon. The orders issued by the Emperor Napoleon to his officers in the South Sea Islands have resulted in an ! improvement of the position of the English Protestant missionaries there. The whole of North Lancashire has been startled by the announcement of the suicide of Mr William Whelan, a gentleman of high position, and carrying on business at Lancaster and Preston, through pecuniary difficulties and the fear of exposure. M. Steinburg, a young Belgian violinist, sixteen years of age, and a pupil of Vieuxtemps, is in London. Ms playing is distinguished for many :great qualities—good tone, irreproachable intonation, freedom of bow, and brilliant execution—Orchestra. .  It is stated that strikes are multiplying to an incredible extent in Paris. There is scarcely a trade which has not struck, and it is rather amusing to find that among the dissatisfied labourers are the washerwomen. The conacqueisco is that clean shirts are very scarce in Paris just now. . .  The Ow/ states, on the "best authority," that Parliament cannot be dissolved before the 20th of July. From the same source we learn that Mr llutt's Free-trade mission to Vienna is likely to be unsuccessful. The Austrian authorities, it seems, imagine that free-trade means one-hided gain to England, and are not yet sufficiently advanced in the study of political economy to comprehend that what benefits England must necessarily be of advantage to Austria. THE FIGHT FOR THE LIGHT WEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP' —This event, bctween Ilawkes and Lead, came off yeaterday, near Woking. It continued for 40 minutes, being apparently all in favour of llawkes, when the police appeared, and a move was made five miles further off. On the second ring being formed, Ilawkes, whose left band Lad been severely injured, declined to combat, and Lead therefore retains the championship.  A "National Reform Conference" was opened at Manchester on Monday, when resolutions were adopted expressing dissatisfaction with the present state of the representation of the people as a goose injustice to the working classes, regret that Government has abandoned the Reform queation, and an opinion that Reformers throughout the country ehould support at the next general election only such candidates as axe favourable to the introduction of a comprehensive measure of reform in the next session of Parliament.