... [SrOM OUR LX.)Y CORRrSPON1'DEN.] - LoHuoN, TnuaEI)Av. Io reasonable person would look jast nomv for a sabjaot of gOsbip in London, for it Is-sooial5y peaking- a desert. The sudden burst of subnine has acted magically in filling seaside lodgiughboreuo aad hotola, asud cons~eqnent1y emptying the olty. Pamis vwboare always orying ou dolofully when other people WAut to bs happy aud comfortable ...

... AnaraEr.-The Town Commismioners of Armagh D met on Monday, when there were present-Mr, X. tl G. Winder, J.P. (chairman); Messrs. Harris, W. tl Beat, Bronte, John Thompson, MCOlelland, Somers, ce Taylor, Walker. M Kinstry, Moore, Anderson, v Marsbal1, and Williamson. The bank aecount E showed a balancs against the Town Commissioners ti of £104 lI e d, and against the Pipe Water Coem. A ...

... BAZAAR I'E OARRIOKFERGUS. [FROM OUR R1 PORTIM] T.m parish churoh of St. Nicholas, Cuariokergus, which has had a most eventful history, and one Lonneoted with the memory of the mott important epoohs in the national chronicles, having been renovated and supplied with a new organ some etime ago, it was considered necessary to provide some means of heating the edifioe, and with this view ...

... HARVEST PROSPECTS IN THE ARDS AND OASTLERMAGH BARONIES. [FROM OUR CORRESPOND5NT.)] N5SWTOWNARDS, FRIDAY EVENING-During the p3st week the farming classes In this part of North Down have made all the use they pessibly could of the weather that was favourable to the prosecution of harvest operations. Monday was rainy and stormy, but as both Tuesday and Wednesday were dry, with a strong sun and ...

... TO THE RDITOR OF THR UElJAST XRW6-UMM,- SIR-Mr. Cotton, In his letter in your issue of S&a turday, is quite correct when he states I was not aware of aU the items comprised in the 52J per cent, charged by the Northern Counties Rail way forwork. ing the Oarrlckfergvs and Larne; and thecompari. son he draws between the expenses of the latter and those of the Ballymena rnd La m e, in this reeeot, ...

... DISASTROOB FIRE IN BELFAST. A GREAT DESTRUOTIlON OF PROPERTY. A TaE reonrds of insurance and history of serious mn -fires in the Northern Athens present few parallels d to a fire: Whioh broke out 'u Donegall Street last Vi night. Premise3,stored with gocie of every de. ol el eoription-wooileu, cotton, drugs and groceries, l Englsh broadolotho, Irish linens, American oils, qi and foreign ...

... ght (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) v d BELFAST: MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1879. A gzrwdRnbM from Simla states that General ' Roberts has asked for rainforcements. He re- quiree four addltlonnl regiments. The military t authoritles have decided to Increase both. the c Kuram and Kbyber columns to 12,000 Imen each. In military circles it is believed there Will bo an early collislon between the outposts. ...

... , THE: extent of the destruction caused by the fire in`a which broke out In the premises of the Messrs. jae, Devlin & Sons was only apparent after daybreak U1ls yesterday morning. It Ivas then found that of the foib( three houses which have principally suffered only Ml( the external wills remnained standing, and that all Mrs the Interior walle had fallen, And the brickwork, cap charred timber, ...

... TRE ZULU -WAL CETYWAYO AT CAPE TOWN. -, BURIAL OF THE DE AD. MOVEMENTS OF SIR GARNWE WOLSELPY. I[REUTRICWS T7MEGBRAM. ] CAne TOWN, SarI3mnsR 9 (via Madoira). Cotywreyo embarked en the 4th inft, at Port Durnford, and is expected hero hourly. Apnrt. ments have been prepared at the Castle for his reception. Sir Garnst Wolseley arrived at Utrecht on tho 7th inst, The remaining hostile chiefs hase ...

... THEE FORM-FLOODS. YnslsmnAY, high whids and heavy rain formed the ceief features of thMw Vwea her, The morning broke With Li 39torra from tb Wert, hes vctted o fC. Vol'. tentioul Character mahit; their oppearauo, tbrough-whiloh an olsawioDoa glimpse of sunshine now and ogain broko forth. At noon iS besamrno evident that we were to have zrwet evening, and I so it turned out, for about two ...

... WILLS AND BEQUESTS, THE will of Thomas Nicholas Barnewall, Lord Trimleston, of Trlmloston, In the Coanty of Moe%,h, in Ireland, bas been proved in London by the Hon. Mes. Anna Maria Louisa Elliot, the daughter, and her husband, Mr. Robert Henry Elliot, the execu. tors, the pereonal etatoe beiog sworn under £70,000. The testator leaves 'to his cousin and lifelong friend, the Rev, Francis Hill, ...

... HUNTING AN AMERICAN 30KER. Moo. SAMUEL L, CLEmENs (says the Few York Times i of September the 3rd), much better known to I Amerioans as Mark Twain, reached this city in the steamship Gallia yesterday, after an absence of a b year ard a half In Europe. Mr. Twain was aecom. v panied by his wife. twelve trunks, and twenty-two b freight packages. Daring his absence be has visited b London, Paris, ...