... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... m :as =STA1RLJSEID ALNN9O 1737.) BELFAST: MION1DAY, SEPT. 22, 1872. IRELAND is now- favoured with a new organist- tion-a Papal conspiracy, passing under the name of the League of St. Sebastian, the object being the overthrow of the Italian, Monarchy. The tide seems to be turaing. The pro- prietors of certain works in Sheffield have noti- fied their intention of reducing the prices of some ...

... ADDTUiS ANTD PPJTENTATION TO MR. RIUJQK bl'ULINTON. BAotnY-xA./L iSATUR DAY. -Last evenin, anumber of the friends of 1%1r. Hu~gh BI~'Charton, formerly stlation-mnoter of the Northern Counties Railway in this townv, met in the Ariair Arms Hotel, Dally tnma, for the purpoze. of ?? h;,iL with a ted tiluonial on the orcat.ion of his r.mov-al to Dli ry. Mr. 'C'linton has, fur n pwards of twenty tao ...

... 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 ...

... ,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 ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... THE A R M Y. erv TIee 2nd Battalion of the 6th Royal Regiment will probably be removed for Winter puartersto Dublin sew o replace the 15th, under orders for Cork. The its 6th have been at the Cjurragh since January last, ad- and it is unusual for any corps to spend two bat Wintere there. !in- Deputy-Commissary Ravenhill, having arrivedlin ct Dablin from Belfast, has been ordered for duty at ...

... TEfL OLD ATTLIOLIC uOX II'-fS A' COLOGNE. TI'ies eoirreepondent of thle Pl ' u-t writing- on Friday, says ?? A nut~ting, Inelimfl~ary to the formal Opening of the Con-giess S oak pilace on Thursday eveninag. The presitn-t of the Cologne Curoruittee and, chairmllan of the uiting, Ot)er- 1),x- C(t -toe progrec.s COf the Iluovr maat in the~ co-ar-se of the past year, and not'iced~ tle pr-7tx-one- ...

... WIPING YOUR FEET. cted UzNDER the heading The Vintage of England, a M correspondent of the Daiy Alews writes a letter of from Ditton, near Maidstone, in the course of Col. which he relates an amusing incident ?? you is don't want to have your feet wiped, I'd advise you ,ory not to go alone into a hop garden, was the counsel rka- given me on Wednesday night in the smoking-room ent, of ...