... THE WENTHER, AND TEIE CROPS. |Drow sRacts. - Wredineeday and Thursday being ! two splendid harvest days, with a smart, cowling breeze and brilliant sunshine, every -field of wheat in this district has been cleared, and safely carted ] to the stack-yard. A good d:al of oats has also I been housed in fair condition. bat the larger por- tion of this crop yet remains in the field, some in stook, ...

... THIE TIVISS SCANDAL. |Os Thursday afternoon Mr. Grayson, solicitor, .37 Hunter Street, Brunswick Square, waited upon Mr. I Benson, at the Soutlhwark Police Cou-rt, respecting | the writ served upon his worship by Ir. Chaffes a few days ago, in an action in the Court of Com- mont Pleas, for defamiug his character while liberat- ing him from charges made against him by Sir Travers and Lady Twiss ...

... TILE BER1N4ADOTTE DYNASTY. TmLL LTE RING OF SWaDEN. Tax Titles has two very intcresting letters UpOn7! the death of -the ?? hing of Scvcden,w'ltich, we rce sure, will be read with interest, despite the imputa- lion so of ten ili- at huesasnd on the Conrnen*. t..lt .C aro io'iti erent to all burcign atters that h do not diccelty touch our packets. In the course as of the first of these letters, ...

... COURFT AND FASHION. i TIE O U COURT, 1 Bnaecma. OASTZE, SEz 25.-The Queendrove 3 out twice yesterday, but has otherwise remained in her own apartments since Monday. The Prince and ? Princess of Wales visited her Majesty. Prince Leopold has been confined to the house for some days by a sprain. The Hon. Harriet Phipps has succeeded the Hon. Flora Macdonald as xnaid-of- Ihonour in-waiting. It is ...

... & 1? .41, ,I 0 w -P 37 Y., 2 , , I ?? riqj .. - I , pv ?? ,, ? f , i , ?? ?? Ii, .-I altt,, T c =TfABLISEED AINNO I. B :,EL F A S T ?? TUESDAY, SEPT. 24, 1872. Tuis morning we give the agricultural returns of British stock and preduce, as it is important that our graziers and farmers should know the results of the annual stock-taking in England. The number of acres under wheat in EugHand this ...

... 11I[SPEoIA A ORDIARY SELUGRAMS.], FRANCE. PART.9, WVEDNESDAY. -It is stated th~at no one henceforth will be prosecuted. fcr having merely 'worn Federal uniform daring the Commune. Of 18,000 prisoners, 9,000 will be' at once discharged ; and of the remainder only those will be prosecuted who1 are charged with offences against the ordinary criminal law. -- P RU S 8 I A. BsecaIX, _WFDEnaSsv ...

... COURT1 AND F'ASH1ON. td T THE COURT. ie BAL-MORAL CASTLE, SEPTEMBrER 20.-The Queen in waijeed out yesterday morning, accompanied by 1y Princess Beatrice, and in the afternoon her Majesty , drove out with Lady Granville. The Earl and ~y Countess. Granville, the HMon. Constance Pitt, and Ly the lion. Mir. Ponsonby had the honour of dining le witlk the Qneen. ?? Her MIajesty will, according to ...

... OUR COAL FIELDS. TO TRE EDITOR OF TEE BELFAST NEwS-LEflER. SIR-In this morning's Nows-Letter you give an extract from the Newtocncards iedepcndeiet, stating that the popular belief is that coal is to be had closeT to the town, and that it deserves more atten- tion than it. has received. The paragraph continues to state that two labourers used to tell they were employed in sinking a shaft, that ...

... lid GRANCGEGORMAIN CHURCH. leeALRE congregation than has been seeti in ?? for a, very long period assembled at ;ee ornng Srvie onSunay, anyof those piresent tie ben tagr oteprswieonly about one- tse futofteetrcogeainwere fema~leR- am telte irusac engde rbby to some he apeesoofdsubne.Te fer, if they -were entertained, were, hoever, withu founria- ice tion, for, with the exception of a slight ...

... 5hE GENEVA ANARD-THE DISSENT Or THE CHIEF JUSTICE. As we have alread;y stated, the earial papers f nected withi the arbitration at Geneva have been published in the U.o: tie They are very voluminous, annI occupy uo less than d1 '3pages of the Gaocef. an d of these ep v'ards of *'53 are engrossed by the rea- sons of the dissent -rom the decision and awar-d of the Tribunal, nroved iiy Sir A. ...

... S 5YMP AT H Y, TO Tie EDITOR Or TEs BELFAST NsrwS-LaErRR. SIR-I know it is nmunsual to write on the sub- ject I address you on. Still, the matter being very pressing, I Eenturo. A valuable life is to-day in danger-the life of a godly, usef.;l, unselfish minister of Christ ; for such the Rev. Charles Beauclerek was. AUl that the best medical sliil can do is being clone, and allthat love and ...

... COTURT A-ND FASHION. TUR COURT. BALMOIRAL CASTLE, SrPT. 23-Re;z Majesty the Queen received yesterday by telegraph the melan- choly intelligence of the death of her beloved sister, the Princess of Hohenlohe Langenburg, who expired at two o'clock yesterday morning at Baden- Baden. This sad news has caused her Majestv the profoundest grief and sorrow. The Princess'e de- clining health had to a. ...