... CORRESPONDENC E. TEE REFORMATORY AND INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS SYLFSTEWM.Sl j T-Z E.DISOR OF THEBELFAwST NEWf3-L-EITER, Srs-There appears to be a difficultyin procuring children to occupy the accommodation provided for them by the rapidly-increasing number of reforma- tolie and industrial schools. Children are sought after with great eagerness, and many are presented for admission by their parents ...

... I TilE COUNTESS OF DERWENTWATEL.' I Much interest wae manifested in tbe business of the fexioam Police-court on Tuesday, in con- sequence of- the hearing of soverol charges of trespass and assault which had bcen preforred against the followerfi of the ' Countess of Dsr- wentwater. It appears that her Jodyahip bad given a speeial permit to William Wil. kinson to kill game on any part ...

... jil -V~I -ORDIARY Ii'LEGLIAMSI Y Va L .y'oI( n Dztthmii. , a .1 t'aahnS-- ir- 1-rt -i ' 'i sh. a '2 ?? R;.5 ?? ~~ ?? L^r..ura: a- sf - ?? (Id + ii- '4o?.:tEta 1 ''4LVLN .01 I i-a 02 02-t I he .2ti Tar tt. N ,v i hN c nia taT$.. ;o 1½s anti t is B c.adt 2. | 'nrncn 31.t st-hone of ni- t !anicstiva divd. s tbi1 ' ?? ?? i a i.Ito to:r armieis. CIE' -,I; D , S C1t'Y . - - .. I t . I. L . - P La ...

... GREAT FIiE IN GLASGOW-DAMAGES 920,000. THFE biscnit manufactory of Messrs. M. & A. Clark, Elliott Street, Glasgow. was almost totally de- stroyed by fire on Friday morning. Thie building is four storys in height, ba a frontage to Elliott Street of between SO and 100 feet, and it extends backwards for fully 150 feet. On the North side of the front building is a small dwelling-house con- taining ...

... I I The New York Times gives the following ac-* count, furnished by a passenger who wia on board the Metio, with two lade six and eight years old:- I ran to) the children, woke them up, tied securely a life-preserver around both of them, taking one myself, and went with the children aft. They were as gentle as lambs, and s eemed aware that something dreadful was about to happen, and obeyed ...

... ,MARRLAGE OF Trh EAT'LOF, P% JIERSEY AND I TLiE i1! OS MARGARETk It. LEICH. I BRIDAL PRESENTS. Ix Saturday's N5zew3-Letter we ouiblishcd an actount of this marriage, which took place in London cin Thursday. The bridal presents were very nume- rous, and included some highly-prized gifts from L the Duchess of Norfolk, consisting of a tea and coffee service of the choicest Dresden China ; a P ...

... I (FROM OUR OWN CORRDRPONDZNT8.) (By Freeman Special WTire.) DR. MANNING IN LIUERPOOL. Liverpool, Sunday. Archtli-bop Man ing preached in St. Mary's, Liverpool, and took for his text the Second Corin. thlanvsii. chap., xiv. and xvi. verses, and said that as in the time of Paul so now, the Word of God triumphed. The Church was said to be an old superstition, crumbling to the earth, yet, even in ...

... FRlOM ESSEX.BRIDGE TO THE ENGADINE. No. 1. Essex.bridge may claim to be the virtual centre 'of Dublin, for its more fashiona5bl compeer, Carlisle-bridge, is too far to the eastward. The Metal bridge is avowedly sligbt and insignificant, *and the other bridges have no olaims that are worthy of serious considoration. Standing on Essex-bridge on a sultry afternoon of July, the idea of a foreign ...

... I v C9 Pf jumms. wournalf, ?? ?? ?? DUBLIN MONDAYI SEPT, 23,1872..| AccoRInNG to the old code which rega. lated the trade in intoxicating drinks, it was permitted to the publican to open his doors for the sale of liquor to the bona ficle traveller at the periods when the law re- quired his establishment to be closed to all ordinary guests. Such a provision very na. tunally gave rise to the ...

... I September 21, 1872. TO THlE EDITOR OF THE FBEAADr DEAR SIR-To your patriotio journal and the liberal Prees time and experience have taught me to look with confidence In my present arun- ous but most necessary undertaking. After puttingout of the way many huge diffloulties, the new church of COlfden is at length in progress. The broad, deep foundation, the daitensions, and Gothic style of ...

... AN INCORRIGIBLE, I JohLn Liddell is on the high road to eminenoe. Bitherto he has been known as rather an incoor ricible individual ; and he has been in prison so often that prison is no punishment, He is of a ?? turn of mind; has i'more than ordinary intelligence, and a sense of fan which, however comic in itself, i8 attended with a little inuren. venience to his friends and neighbours. John ...

... (BY SPECIAL AND ORDINARY TEL- GRAPH.) FRANCE. Paris, Saturday Evening. It is expected that II. Casimir Perier will shortly enter the Cabinet, replacing M. Lefrane as Rome Minister. Mgr. Dupanloup proposes resigning his seat in he National Assembly on account of ill-health. A letter written by the Duke D'Aumale on the 8th of February of last year, in which the duke deolatres himself to be a ...