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... ANOTHER SERIOUS ACCIDENT.—Accidents in this neigh hood are getting more numerous daily. It is a commop practice for the colliers working at the Penyrheol pits to jump into the waggon driven every morning to the works by a Rhymney railway engine, thinking to save them- selves from walking the short distance of 300 yards they eaU thus go in these waggons. Last Friday morn- ing, about 7 a.m., ...

... AMEBICA. WASHITNGTON, September-25.-'The coroespondonoe between Mr. Wsshburne -and M. de Remusat, show- ing a disposition on the part-of America and F-anoe toprotect the HebrewsinaRoumania, has been offieially published. WASHTNGTOON, September 27.-Presideat GrantWsas returned here. NEW YoRK, September 23.-A mass meeting lsbr been held at Oil city, Pennsylvania, whesn it was're- solved tbat the ...

... BI OP ELLIOOTT AND THE LABOT~RBRS. Oi Satiidays. a:bferece of en nun laharactor~ was held eat'the Blhop'aace, Gloucestr, between eilght agdicultural bboue witb the dstuiat cretr f the Agricultural Un~on, Mr. Veates, and the Bidp of Gloucester and; Briol, to- consider the, best mea of ImpTovTig the condition doth ?? labourer. bli. Price,. 4.P ebairwn of the MwindaudBalway om pauiy, :,ma several ...

... 4.~iata t elta* ESTABLI9 A2ENO 174 - h7 ~b BELFAST8 MONDAYF, SEPT. jo, 1872. I CotrNy- ARNSI, the German Ambassador in A France, dinied with MI. Thiers on Friday night, c when he again assared 31. Thiers of ?? a intentions of Germanv. Opportunely enough, a conversation with 3U. Thiers is reported in vwhich, on the part of France, the President de- c' clares for a pacific policy. In point of ...

... CALCUTTA, SePt. 3. I HAVE seen a copy of Mr. J. S. Campbell's report on the penal settlement at Port Blair, and it appears to be a plain-spoken and sensible document. He admits that, though the experiment dates only from x858, it has not been as successful as it might have been, and this he attributes to the want of continuity and system in management, to the undue limitation of the. powers of ...

... MISICELLANEOUS. Prince Leopold will, it is stated, commence a cou'lwi o .study at Oxford in October term. ?? Mr. Theer was present at the races at Lowgehamp =(Pari) on Tuesday. He was,.it .i saidh t hremely well. The weather twas Pfine bucld The committeo of the Marine Society ha, received tib dontion of 1,00Wl. for the Wrsptae trhViningesipfroR ?? Oban ?? of the GCasgrch- Taul ito that r dr. ...

... The Dundee police authorities ll!lve ^,uWho taan who is suspected of bein^ the p name of dered George Spalding, gamekeeper. William the man apprehended by the polu- in t}le Thomas, alias Scohie. He had been mght Dundee MJdel Lodging House, but t L. 1. on which the murder was committed 'niglit, Sent. He was also absent on Wednesday f^r' but returned on Thursday and had tea. ai. t wards went out ...

... CARDIFF. WAYZGOOSE.—One of the pleasant meetings with which this ancient institution is associated took place on Satur- day, when the companionship of the South Wales Daily News made an excursion to Caerphilly, whither they were conveyed by b, e tkes. A short stop was made at Taff's Well, and the ruins of Castell Coch were visited. Then the road was taken to again, and followed through ...

... BOARD OF GUARDIANS.—A special meeting of this Board was held on Saturday last to consider and deter mine upon the appointment of a Sanitary Committee under section 13 of the Public Health Act, 1S72. Mr. Doyle, the Poor Law inspector, attended the meeting for the purpose of ascertaining, for the information of the Local Government Board, the views and wishes of the Guardians as the sanitary ...

... I THE RF INVESTNIENT OF PAISLEY I CORPORATION INTV BURGH PROPERTY. .To-daytb~e Magistrates and Town Councillors of riailey 'rsume their aontrol of the: burgh roperty, in ternis of tho ]Pnisloy Bargh and Cart lNavigation' Act, 18722' The ocasiou is 'to be celebrated bya banquet, at which the.Buirgh .Trusteeswho have held oliice since the ernactienet passed in 1843 authorisiug the appointment ...

... LLOYD'S WEEKLY LONDON NEWSPAPER, SIR. ALEXANDER COCKBURN'S STATEMENT. The Government has published Lord 'Ch!1f Justice Cockburn's reasons for dissenting from: the main decisions of his colleagues at.Geneva, in no less than two hundred and twenty-four pages of the London Gazette ;` and also the statements of his colleagues. - Sir Alexander Cockburn has contributed a review of neutral commerce ...