... 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 ...

... BERLIN, Saturday.—Count Arnim, the German Embassador at Paris, has to-day been gazetted Privy Councillor, with the title Excellency. The resignation of Herr Yon Thile was only ac- cepted by the Emperor last Wednesday evening. Hi3 successor, Herr Yon Balan, at present the re- presentative of Germany at Brussels, will be ap- pointed Minister of State, and will assume the Erection of the Foregn ...

... Mr. Miall has altered the terms of the annual motion which he brings before the Hoase of Commons on this question. For next year it is now arranged as follows :— That in the opinion of the House the es- tablishment by law of the Churches of England and Scotland involves a violation of religious equality; de- prives those Churches ot the right of Belf-government; imposes on Parliament duties ...

... Saturday Evenmg. TELEGsRAsIS from New York announce the failure of a firm in the wholesale grocery trade, with con- siderable liabilities, It is stated, however, that no tj house on this sidewill be ?? Daiy pi News. qe q GuEn CLoTn,-This market continues very quiet, -with drooping Rrlces, buyers holdiug off unless for immediate requirements, thus causing p business to b wear a dull aspect. Th ...

... 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 ...

... TwVo different mistakes seem to be made with regard to the policy of the German Government towards Alsace. One of them argues as though the Alsatians had after all nothing to complain of. They are at liberty to choose whether they will be subjects of France or Germany, and if they choose to remain Frenchmen they can go on living in Alsace just as before, with the solitary difference that as in ...

... ra^DRID, Friday Evening.—The Miilister of & Vce> at a Cabinet Council yesterday, presented ,^ial plans to be submitted to the Confess, J>, wore entirely approved by his colleagues. fl £ oe plans are expected fully to cover a deficit, and effect a pevr.iy-'ient financial equilibrium. The loss of the Spanish man-of-war Condor ^is crow were saved. r.ed • tllc crt f „ dT1ke on the part of the en- ...

... COLLIERS SUMMONED FOR INTIMI- DATION.. At the Merthyr Police-court, on Saturday, Mr. inaons (Simons and Plews) made an application for 811rnmonses against thirteen colliers for intimidation the Plymouth Iron Works, on Wednesday las^ ) After calling attention to the existence of the £ «8ociation in the district, Mr. Simons assured the 13ench that the masters in the district had not for a ...

... The Saturday Review says if the great Afrioan traveller comes once more to want, if his geographical work is spoili or thrown away for lack of adequate or trustworthy ia. struments, if his heart is broken by lading that he has all along been pmi suing a geographical phantom, or if he carries with him through his taek a serenese And a sense of injury or negieet against his faithful friend Dr. ...

... MONEY MARKET. -SAT Ult DAY. There has been a good inquiry for discount this morning. The supply of capital is abundant, but during the existing uncertainty as to the future course (,f the Money Market, the brokers shew no inclination to work below the official rate. Owing to the declining tendency of Foreign Ex changes leading to the anticipstion of further lame withdrawals of gold from the ...

... MR. John R. Taylor has been appointed district agent for the South Wales Atlantic Steamship Company. t- ...

... 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 ...