... i The subjoined ?? paper Oin the Coal and Iron Mines of the Arigus District of Connaught, by T. A. Readwin, F.G S., was tioad in the Geological Section, during the roeent nmeeting of the British Association at Brighton:- Itis wellknown ?? Mea- 'Wures oooupy portions of the counties of Rosoom- cnon, Sligo, and Leitrim, in the province of Con- naught, and of county Cavan, In the province of ...

... P!E~fJAJA iTJEORAMS. I (FRC&OUR OWN CORRESPONDENTflsq r~d F'reemae -Specia Mire.m) LPREAD OF TIE CATTLE PLA(MUE. London, Monday E vcning. ,Tho covernmeut has received intelligence of threo outbrcals of rinderpest at Bridlington, in tle l-ast l'iding of Yorkshire. In one of theso ae,5 the disease showed itself in a herd of 15 ,ttlle belonging t!) Mr. Walter Gibson, of which Ia lave been ...

... AlRRIVALS. Up to 9 a.n , Sept 1i, 1872. Wind-N. W. Sept. 17.-Edith, steaim r, Hinlyhead Sept. 18-Stanley, steamer, Holyhead. 8 colliers. SAILINGS. Sept. 17.-Henry, Wexford. wheat ; Argo. steamer, Bristol - Duke of Sutherland, Sca Nymph, nit I)ch'os of Sutherland, steamers, Holyhead: R nrl of C7)tile, stearuer, Glasgow, hblana, se'amer, Belfaut; Long- ford, steamer, Liverpool. IBY TELEGRAPH. ...

... I _ ?? . -.-I ?? ?? I The usual weekly meeting of the board was 3 held yesterday. ) Alderman VOKES MACKEY, D.L., in the dhair. STATE OF THE HousE.-Numllber in house per last return, 2,546; admitted, 134; discharged, 102; died, 8; number of children at nurse, 270; receiving out-door relief, 525; children at Deaf I and Dumb Institution, 27; at Blind Asylum, 14; patients in fever hospital, 3; ...

... Industrial strife has this feature in common a with real warfare, thatits worst consequences i are unseen. When we road of great battles I fought, of thousands killed and wounded, of a captives and capitulations, of provinces wasted, g and the havoc of conquest, we shudder at the o sanguinary record. But the more woful results a which neither bulletin nor correspondence set o before us-the ...

... I THE BEV. MR. O'KEEFFE AND THE REV. ME LAVELLE. I- TO TAE EDITOR OF THE FREEMAN. Callan, t3ept. 14, 1872. SiR-A longrigmarole de omnibus rebus et quibusedam anis from my candid friend, the P. P. of Cong, has come under my notice in the FREEMAN of yesterday. A little spite has come out this time, as the P.P. thinks I have de- nounced Fenialn ruffians ; but to his astonish- M nt I tell ...

... GI_'IP. I Leadon 8aturday.'-? I, the absence of a Court'.of; oir Ovn, wi'ares 'beginning to growfldgettyaboutwhat_ Ias doing at that of Berlin-the only Court, by, the way, where anything is dolbg at alL It is ourloui tot observe howwe'als it watching for the newspaper telegrams to see how these Prussians, pronounced so lately by Dr. Oharnock as mean, hypo- critcal, and pars'imonious, are ...

... I - . We have at length the nearing certainty that Dublin is Boon to redeem its disgraceful Indiffe. rence to the memory of one of Irelandslgreateat, truest, and most illustrious sons. The city of Grattan's birth-the city in which he achieved the most splendid of his triumphs-which had witnessed the memorable scene on the 16th of April, 1782, when through the ranks of the Irish Volunteers he ...

... THE MANAGEMENT OF SILL P. DUN'S I |OSPITAb. We published yesterday ?? communicated re-. port of an investigation held by the governors T of Sir Pat rick Dun's fiospital into serious charges r made against its management. These (charges ri were' formulated [in a letter which the Rev. Mr. tU Mooney, the zealous and hard-working curate of B Einsgeend, reluctantly felt himself constrained to es ...

... | The steamship Minnesota sailed for America the other day, having on board eight passengers front the city of Dublin. We have always been amongst those persona who, in the teeth of the frigid doctrine of politicol economy, regard as an elnixed evil the loss to Ireland of so muho of her bone and sinew. Bub we confes3 we cannot drop a tear over the departure of this little band of Dubliners who ...

... (FROM OUR OWN 0ORRESPONDYNT8.) (Bg Freeman Special Wire.) THE CATTLE PLAGUE. London, Friday Nibht. I am glad to be able to state that the report olf an outbreak of cattle plague at Kegness, on the Lincolnshire coast, lB entirely without foune dation. A case of pleuro.pneumonia which occ curred gave rise to this statement, Tbis was reported as cattle plague by the clerk to the ma. gestrates, ...

... J. tht Itemmas CTrrnmalI - -1 -- ?? DUBIJN WEDNEB DAY. KEP , 25.187.. Tium exertions of our English reporting staff and the free use of our special wires enable us to-day to place before our readers an almost unprecedented number of lengthened reports of important events which took place last night in England and Scotland. In fact, such is the embarras des riclesses of news, that it is quite ...