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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 ...

... . day a convict at -Portlanld prison made a recklles attempt to ea fro the narty he wes working with by jumping laver the cliffs. Fortunately for him the spot he seleeted was not very steep, anda he was taken up not greatly injured. Had he gxsue either a little more to the right or left he mustt hae been dashed to pieces. DEVONSHIRE..wBRUTAL ILL-TREATMEN OF AN~ ElEiss.-A very strange case was ...

... I SUNTDAY, SEPTEMBER 29. SATURDAY'S EDITION. TEE GENDRAL ELECTIONS IN CANADA. Canada has long been distracted by paltry, presumptuous cliques of designing politicians. Albeit, for the most part, men barren of mental culture and profound political knowledge, never- theless they have hitherto succeeded in cajoling the people, and in obtaining their objects-self- interest not being the least ...

... BRECON. COUNTY PETTY SESSIONS. At these sessions, on .Saturday,before the Revs. Charles Griffiths,and Rees Price, .and Mr Mordecai Jones, John Price, John Bowen, William Price, and William Jones, all of Llanthew, labourers, were charged with allowing their pigs to stray on the public highway. Cautioned, and fined 5s. each and expenses.—David Williams, of Blaenbrynych, Llan- thew, and Margaret ...

... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... Up to last night affiairs between tho master balkers and their men werfn 4til1 in an nr.settled l state, On Saturday, upwards cf £100 was paid away to strike hands. 'the numiber of men in the Union before the strike was 74. Sincethe strike, the number is reported rs-Foremen, 02; sccord I hands, 227 ; making a total of 393. They are being paid at the following rates :-Foremen, 10s; second hands ...

... C&UJE.T AND FASHION. TRE COURT. i- T}I}Z COt'RT. le The Lord Chamberlain announces that the Court mourning, which would have terminated on Thurs- , day, the f7th of October next, wvill be prolonged to I Sunday, the 20th of October, her M1ajesty having been pleased to command that the Court shall be a- in mourning for three weeks from Sunday next, I e the 20th inst., for her late Serene ...

... We have just been told, as if it were quite new in- telligence, that I- every effort is being made at the Mint to meet the unprecedented demand for silver coin, and special arrangements have lately been made for securing a ^Sely-angmented supply. Why, the Chancellor of the Exchequer told us as much, and more, before Par- liament rose, and he told us what the special arrange- ments were namely ...