... 'I 'I'list F)?e O . ,,Cambridge I ?? ?? - - -, I DUBL I FRIDfAY, AUG. 23. ' ?? I IT is with sincere gratification that we an niounce the termination of the Bakers Strike. Yesterday the great body of the men returned to their work. To-day, wo have no doubt, there will be abundance of bread in the market, and to-morrow, we trust, everything will have resumed its normal condition. During the ...

... KlGSTOWN INTELLMr(NCE. 4 ,_ ?? BAZAA9 AT GLASTHULE.-Yeaterday the 6a' zsar for the purpose of providing iunds for the building of the schools at Glasthul& was hld, and arwing to the Indefatigable exertions of the respected parish priest, Rev. Patrick M'Cabe, and the eurates, tise Rev. Mlr. CummiagS and Rev. Mr. Maher, aided by a vcry large anl ac- tive committee of ladfies, was a aomplets eac- ...

... OCCUPATIONS IN AMIERICA. ;wAmA . - *. .-I- L - ! a ?? . It is ?? to know in what pursuits the millions of the United States find bread. A cen- esU was taken in 1870, and it is now issaod, what is mure than can be said of so small a work as our Irish censas, Oa the 1st of June there wera 12,000,000 persons following gainful pursuits. Of these, 548,000 were girls and 191,000 boys, from 10 to ...

... I WHERE WE ARE DRtIFTING, _ alm t ads 81- h. '~aInA ?? I 'inse nours or sanour muss u?-au0ur5uuu ,,I order to afford time for mental improvement So the gentlemen tell us who figure-as orators and counsellors at the meetings of the so-callad Eight-Hour League. Since the commencement. of the present disruption of our industrial system through the machinations of the Trades' Union Societies ...

... The Standard ?? is in a ratker peculiar position just now. There are four can- didates for its single seat, which is not yet vacant. There appears to be no doubt that Mr. Attorney. General Dowse will succeed to the judgesh-p Ie1si by the late Baron Hughes, but the Govern. mcnt seem resolved to delay the appointment as loug as possible, Two motives may be assigned for their hesitation in this ...

... pSPECIAM TEAMRAM&. (FROMl OUR OWN 'OORRF1PONDNAT2&j (By hseennas Special. Wire.) fEIXEASE OF MR JOHN REA. Belfast, Thursday Night. There wasifor atimea greatdealof excitement in Belfast this evening, consequent on the release from the county Antrim prison of Mr. John eca, who on Friday last at the Belfast police court, while the trial of some rioters was being proceeded with, was'ientenced to ...

... I HOUSE OF COMMONS-LAST NIGHT The Speaker took the chair at half-past three as o'clock. St Lord Enfield, in reply to Mr. Holt, stated that ie Col. Jerovise had no definite position in Rome re in connection with the Foreign Office, but he would report to the Foreign Office any informa idtion that might be communicated indirectly in iregard to the position of the Papal Government of and other ...

... 4 I . . .. * . . ?? (BY SPEOIAL AND ORDINARY TELE. GRAPE.) AMERICA. hew York, Friday. Mr. Merriman (Democrat) has been eleoted Governor of North Carolina by a majority of about 5,000 votes. Advices from Mexico state that Congress ban proclaimed a general amnesty, and ordered the Presidential election to take place. The Democrats have elected six out of. eight members of Congress in North ...

... THE BALLOT BILL-HOW FAR IT APPLIES. The Question raised in the FRranaAX of yeater. day as to the application of the ballot to the election of Boyne Commissioners (mispriuted borouigh) for Drogheda, to come off on Tuesday neat, is creating attention. The question is of importance to all bodies similarly constituted. The board is elected by the votes of the munici- pal burgesses, the Mayor is ...

... i , THE 1 IN BELFAST. I (From our own Correspondent.) blt Belfast, Friday. the Ihe night hss paesed over in the most peace- the able mnanner, aunaoto-day all is' quiet, andlikely prc to remain so, The detachments of cavalry and lec infantry still occupy the streets, in company with Th the constabulary; and the police office is as yet evi guarded by the military, and all the other pre- to' ...

... I THE DEARNESS OF* MEAT.. We temonstrated a fortnight ago with the public for the panic into which they had been betrayed on the ise in the price of coals, but there seems to be 6no point on which the panic has some foundation, From all the Isformation we can obtain, we incline to believe that there will be no serious reduction in the price of meat, and that the poorer section of the ...

... THE TJIMES ON. THE KEOGH DEBATE. The discussion on Mr. Butt's irrepressible mno- tion was renewed last night, and we ought, per. haps, to feel grateful that it was at an early hour this morning allowed to come at length to a close. We are grateful, though surprised. The ball once set rolling, why was it left to sto? before the Session itself came to an end ? There is a sitting to-night, and it ...