... ErRoMs THE DAILY BNEWS' SPECIAL CO:RRL3Sro.nsxT.] COLOGNE, SEPT. 19.-I shall be enabled to give you more definite information as to the prospects of the OCd Catholicism after I have seen the leaders of the Rlef rnm movement, only some of whom have arrived at Cologne. Professor Dollirircr is expected to he present. fluber is already hecre. F.iedriche. .who preached at Wieshadlen on Sunday, wvil ...

... [SPECIAL & ORDINAR? YTE . EVACUATION OF FRENCH TERPITORY. FA-RrsTFUSD1.-T~e: evacuation of the Depart- ments of Marne and haute Marne commences on I the 15th of October. IPARS, Trrso)Av.-The Tf-Y- says that Count I~rnim will arrive in Paris on- Thursday. The same ssaper sa that the Powers having commerc-ia treaties with France are awaiting the result Of till negociations with England. whose ...

... THE CFROPS IN THE NORTH. [FROM A coraESPONDEST.J Is the memory of that individual peculiar to all loca- e lities, the oldest inhabitant,' there has hardly oc- curred such an unfavourable harvest in the North ol Ireland as the present. During the past few weeks the rain-fall has exceeded that of these many years. The harvest, of course, has been retarded in almost every locality from this ...

... T HE A R NI -Y. fajor C D. Gilmour's (B) Battery, 4th Brigade, felt Royal Artillery--strengtlh, i5 officers, S salff ser- led geants and sergeants, 98 corporals, bombardiers, an- gunners, drivers, and artiticers, and 2 trumpeters ; i of 73 horses, 6 12-pounder Armstrong guns (breech- of loaders), with limbers, ammunition waggons, store att cart, &c--which arrived inl Dublin on the Ist the ...

... ?? I 4 BELFAST: ToY WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 255, 187-2. at - Boustarss is becoming slacl in several of the L of Sheffield trades. Engine coal has aleady been! reduced there. House coal is to be reduced on 1 Molnday nest. lhe special Autumunmeetinag ot the Associated Chambers of Commerce was held yesterday at the Hartley Institute, Southampton. Mr. Sampson Lloyd, of Birmingham, presided; and, XM after ...

... COURT AND FASION. :ess P H E CO U UR T. nb B-ZMOaXLCASTLE, SZrci'oLDEa 22,The Queen, accor-.peieuid by Princess liens-ice, and attended by * i ..rc iii, drove out. The Righ1t HenU. (, J. ,IO ' is ha I tho honour of dinin3g with thu Quccn Stl-I t Jeni Jeaner has left the Castle. wrtt Qu ssr r a 3)DRNoc5L-A correspontient anec[ write, us:- Just as the Royal cortegye was leaving the burgh by the ...

... CO 1RESP 0 NDEMTCE. TO COERESPONDENTS. '1ANovrNcss IN JOY STRIEET,-Our eo-re- spondent ought to address his complaint to the authorities, who will see after it. T Eac BELFAST RIOTS AN D TUd WI/JO. TO THE EDITOR OF THE iSEL.PFAT NLWS-L3TTER. Site-In any truehiLL journal that article in the N3. ortk-er hi- kC; on the late 1elfast riotF, and which you notice to-day, waold appear strange. It at- ...

... ECCLE SIASTIC iA.L THE CHURLCH OF' ENGLAND. ORDINrATIOs.-At an ordination held by the Archbishop of Canterbury in the parish church of a All Saints, Mai dtoue, on STunday last, the 1ev y Anthony WVI. Ifamrond Lefroy, BA,, and the :R Pev. Robert Palmer, M.A., of Trinity College, f Dublin, were admitted to the order of Priest. At an ordination. held by the Bishop of Ripon, in Ripon e Cathedral, ...

... ! pT303 OUR LADY CO12ESPONDZN;T1] LoNDoN, MoNDAY. Faoe the provinces come, just at present, most of the subjects of interest for newspaper correspon- dents. The Autumn campaigns are over, but a hundred smaller topics of interest come up to fill tlheir place. The sudden outbreak of the cattle disease in Yorkshiie is, perhaps, the saddest of all. ?? Cheshire, which, on its formervisit, suffered ...