... T H E A R 1A Y. TUE 15t Battalion 15t3h egilent, tnder the ccm-1. a n'and of Colouel GUicreen, uill proceed to dcrk UnI ,Satulday ne2xt. The 43rd Light Infantey will embalk at Queens- towvn on Saturday nlext, for cofveyayice to toni- bany. , Sbty-lour volunteers from the 1st Battalion, 12th 1plogiment, to the 43rd Light Infantry, have arrived a at Cork and joined their new corps. A party of m ...

... FACTORY AND WORKSHOP ACTS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE BELFAST NEWVS LETTER. Sin-If your correspondent, F. D. S., will send me-anonymously or otherwise-the names of the establishments in which women or young persons are employed contrary to the provisions of the VJ actory and Workshop Acts, his complaint shall be fully investigated, and the over-work put a stop to, or the offenders ?? very truly, . ...

... DR. LIVINGSTONE'S LETTEERh TO SIR I3EYMOUR FITZGERALD. s [ u T iE uonir.l ?? OF ,AUST SO.] U12yaaeycebe (haet Africa), r IMarck 13, 1872. .I Tr tZZ H IGnT 1io. SIB. WY, S. . V. P7172 iiExAtD. .o M it Ja tss tee ?? cOY-l3fo5C start. | sr ing Oh the expedition iuto Ceutral Africa, in i-thich e T eml nowr engaged, I received very great kindnes *d and important service Irom the Bombay Govern- ment ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... 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. ...

... 1 Wn have already expressed our belief that, at the presenttirne all other social questions are subordi- ndate in .motnefor lrelad to the uirguat anld vital one of her present and future suipplies of ?? for domestic and incdustrial pulrocses. Entertaini:-; that belief, we felt bound to furzher by overy meuna n our power all attempts to disseuinace hwoogoa j respecting the peat fuel resources, ...

... 63CVLYrlIT A 1S F£AHB MK. 'THE COQ CT. i The Court will go into naoe'rdung to-day for his d, late Msa ?? the C oE 6 wieclen and Norway, and > so remain until Thenrsmday, the 17th of October next. he THEE PCTNCE AND i'lNOD-S' OF' WALES. in Their ?? Highoeeses the Prince and Princess he of as w5ho have been the guests of the Dake IC- and Duchess Of; Athole since Lues'day last, left ;e- Blair ...

... Nfielfast (ESTABISEEED ANSY0 1737;) BELFAST: THURSDAY, SEPT. 2G, 1872. TH1E King of Denmark- is seriously ill. The Emperors of Germany and Austria will meet at Dresden in November. The Associated Chambers of Commerce con- cluded their session at Southampton yesterday. A resolution of the Hull Chamber in favour of abolishinr, the income-tax was submitted, but met with considerable opposition. ...