... 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 COUNT MASTAT-FERRETTI. There is every reason to believe that the Pope has bon seriously affected by the death of his brother, Count Joseph Mastat-Ferrettl. ElIs Hollneas himself has left hli eishtieth year behind him, and, although he springs from a long-lived family, he cannot be Insensible to a warn- Ing that comes from so near. It must not be forgotten what deep anguish took posession of ...

... EXPLOSION OF AMMUNITION. » AJI explosion took place in the house of a volunteer l instructor at Stowmarket, at eight o'clock on Satur- ay morning. Sergeant-Instructor M'Arthy was loading rifle cartridges, when by some means yet unex- J^ined the powder'aud cartridges bl«w up, killing the eldest eon, and seriously injaring himself, wife, and duughter. The cottage is a total -reek. THE BALLOT ...

... THE ROYAL FAUILY IN, SCOTLAND. A grand ball took place in' Blair Castle ois Friday evening,, in honour>. of,. the visit of . the Phince and Princess of Wales. The oompany fincluded4'th'e Priucej'nd Princess ?? DDukeand. 'Dnoesa of Buocleuoh, the Duke and' Duihess of Sutherland;' the Earl and Countesa of. f1 March, the Earl of Dunmore Lord Jas. Murray, Viscount 'tratliaa Sir ilexauder and Lady ...

... FUNERAL OP MR. J. E. DiBi, OPWS1EFPIEL1)-- At noon, On Saturday, the remains of tbia jt., All. D-Lb, Deputy flegistrar of Decda for thu0 Wo\dt l:hlliig, ?? interred at the WV.k, l11*l C-nmstu-rv, in the pi seun-) Oi a large coicouree of spentatora and frtri e. The ;[uii.lr' procession left tho residence of the deceasled gentliriuali slout a quarter to twelve o'clo.ck, proceediug dowi, I.:!rr - ...

... It is stated that G'adst.one lias offered Sir William Stirliiig-IVJaxv. ml ;md Mr. Ramsay, of Kildalton the two appointnieuts as unpaid iaf inb, rs of the Scotch. Education Board, ana tlint Sir 'Wiliiam Stirling-Max* well bas accepted the appointment. When he was in Parliament, Sir St-irling- Maxwell was the most eminent and respected member of the Conservative party in Scotland, and Mr. ...

... THB LICENSING QUESTION. -Several of the town and district publicans have been kept in a state of suspense, owing to the non-granting of their licenses, the magis- trates having ordered valuations to be made of their pre- mises, to see if (hey met the requirements of the Act. ...

... The promotion of Capt. H. Burton, of the 7th Mon- mouthshire Rifle Volunteers (8Lh Administrative Batta- lion), to be Major, has been gazetted. ANOTHBR ROBBIRT PT A SOLDIER -John Wall, a pri- vate in the 94th Regiment, was charged with stealing a suit of clothes and a. box, the property of Lieut Freme, of the 94th. Corporal Chrrles Dainu stated that on 'be night of the 3rd of September ...

... DEATH OF MR. THOS. THOMAS.—We sincerely regret to announce the death of Mr. Thomas, of the Vulcan Inn, who expired on Saturday after a lingering illness. De- ceased has been connected with thetltwnfroIll his boyhood, and was much respected. BOARD or GVAItDIANs.-The weekly meeting of this board was held on Saturday, Mr. G. T. Clark in the chair. There was a fair attendance of guardians. The ...

... GENRIAL billUAIA NEWS. 1 IELA SE 0 F M. A T1OUT. .Ankgrirsn gaturdael. ,y .i corn p lia IIco with this daecision arrived at by ?? Jwiige. Ad ocI~,t! tO tiht stldindlg Court.blarti~il Leie, bl All-u!was~ ?? to-day, 3adi baa left Strasburg tbij ?? t (TnciF-s Tiiei:,-roneM.) ' TAhIIS, Friday.- Atec,,,i to.Li, jef nii r3II on from (Jerl,uy, If. Edl1 .,I1 A; t~i wa re ihy s:residO account cf ...

... O1' SOME OLD .6ATNED GLASS IN Yo REsrIRE. Besies he (Fs-,,4the Arciitsrt.) Beies elairg In vsalbles stare of ancient glass to intereatirg rema6,S' puatierliarly in tlie thildral, many ehurhes re oundscatere thiughthe village 'Irhe f t'a~ County. The Yorkshire Arclisilogicsl AsscCiarion bhsva tiurned their attention to these, and have Peacribcd 'rsd ?? acme specimens in their journal 'raititc ...

... The strike in the baking trade is now a reality, although not nearly Bo many men are leaving their situa- tions as was at first antioipated. On Saturday the Strike Committee held a protracted sitting at the Committee. rooms, the Admiral Carter, Bartholomew-close, West Smithfield, sad a great deal of business was transacted. The Committee sat during the morning for the purpose of receiving the ...