... 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 ...

... 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; ...

... j , , :LONDON GOSsBW -, ,; Lo.iIondon, zlxday Evening. . London talkers are tamous for being pereistent a in theii'talk, and having once gt hold of a sab. j.edt, keep it fast cnntil quite exhauste& 6alib. bury' i8 tE otalk: at this moment, and nothing a else can lie mentioned 'In conversation until that one has been drainedto thi very dregs. They tell as with Infinite satisfaction that ?? ' ...

... SPECIAL TELEGRAMS, I 4 - - * (fROMU OUR 0 WX TOBREBPONfDANTS.j (By Freeman Special Wire.) THE CATTLE PLAGUE. London, Thursday Evening. Professor Simonds reports the borough of leods to be free from riuderpest. A beast was erroneously supposed to have died of that dis. 0ease, London, Thursday -Night. The magistrates for the Libe-ty of Peterborouggh hold a special meeting for the purpose of ...

... LONDON -GOSSIP. I IH i I Loadoni Mondsy. As we get no news of interest but that which omes from ,Salisbury, what else can there be to yeur readerr? N. w the wery march- ing'a done and'the'battle foughts aq4-*n ';ie A of couns, justias euaious to know ihat tthe critics are thinklng as'we ire before to know what the oldiers were'dolng. The grest battle of Wiahford has deeide& the oampaign, and ...

... I - RINDERpEST IN YOItKSHIRE, We have received from the Paivy Council Oice the following memorandum relating to the regent outbreak of cattle plague in Yorkshire:- a It'appears, as far as the Privy Council are informed, that Mr. Berriman, the owner of the cattle, bought them at Hunmanby market on the 19th or 20bh of August, and took them by road to his farm at Yapham, near Pocklington, where ...

... I LATEST NESI IL 0E =. - ; or ; . I , B J:sPECmiA AND ORDI2TARY' ILZE- GRAPH.) TWENTY-FIVE MEN KILLED.- * Brussels, Frlday. The coal-pit .of Bonen Fol, at lHareng, :ner, Heristal, has been inundated ; 25 workmen pO, lished. THE 'GENlVAiARBITRATION.; Geneva, Friday. The members of the Court of Arbjbrationihavo just returned from, Interlaken and Berne, aud are much gratified with their reception ...

... I - . A. . .. . .. . _ _ at T) ?? ?? The colossus which the genius of Bismarckc, tho strategic skill of Moltke, and the misfortunes of the Second Napoleon united in creating is proving itself a perennial and otauding source of terror and alarm to every State and every class in Europe. Intoxicated with success, the newly-made Emperor of Germany is assuming towards his own subjects, and towards ...

... I- - .. ?? .: ?? I -- ?? DIUBLIN: SATURDAY. SEPT, 14,1872. I ?? LAsT night's Gazette contains the Order adopted by the Privy Council for the pur- pose of preventing the introduction of the Rinderpest into Ireland. The Order forbids the importation into Ireland of any cattle, goats, kids, or swine from Germany or Great Britain. A similar-prohibition is made as to the importation of sheep from ...

... IARISH 1RAM BREEDING ASSOCIATEON10,I (From our Aennrter,) The Portarlington, Teesdajy The second annual sale of rams and ewes, held and'er the auspices of the Irish Ram Breeding AssOCiatiOnI, took place this day in Portarlington. In every respect it may be said that the present sale WG9 more - n~ccessfuI than that of last year. The attendance of buyers was larger, the number and quality of the ...

... I THE PEAT QUSTION-BOX'S PATEHTGI TO TIM :EDTOR OF THE FRRAd Snt-The atatement which appears in your journal of Saturday, of the claims put forward by Mr. Box, for making improved peat fuel, and of the objections taken to them by me, Is a very clear and fair summary of the matters at issue between that gentleman and myself. To place the whole matter, however, clearly before your readers, it is ...

... THE. ASSOCITED LAW OLERKS. Though this society Is scarcely twelve months In exdstence it Sty fairly be said to have in that period become ib permanent Institution. We should havo.betn surprised, Inded, if each an intelligent and respectable olass as the law clerks could not see that it was their interest Io sink any jealousies there might be, and unite together for their common benefit, The ...