... TUE CUSTOMS REPORT. 0NTERESTING FACTS: 1' FPO1M THE TIMES. a t Tni report of the Commissioners of Customs for t theyearending March 31, 1889, is full of intoe- resting matter. It tells us not only the amountof t Customs revenue for the year, collectively and c inder its several headings, but the main causes to which its fluctuations in detail can be traced, i- and the changes thus indicated in ...

... THE NATIONAL INDEBMITY, PUND. The Secrtary of this fund has raceived the iotnowing letter from Queensland- John ORoaey, E*q, Sec National Indemnity Fund, Mansion Houte Dublin. 189 Queen at, Brisbine, July 14th, 189 Daas Sin-I am forwardiun to Dr Kteny,. UP, my this mail a draft at sixty days on Q. 31. Bank, London, for one thousand pounds, I am sing, him to be good enough to hand over £390 of ...

... SALES UNDER TTHE LANDLORD IREJLEF BILL. I~~ ~~ _ ?? - I ale | TO TEL9 wDo.o0 Tim FEEmA. ed Bellybibrck, September 28th. IU sAR Sm-1 am not sorry to have drawn from ny Father Buckley the letter which appears in to- ne day's Freemas in, reply to that which you were rh kind enough to print from me in yesterday's issue. its ItThe mnore information that is got. for the public le- about thesm sales ...

... ` OU ENGLI VISITORS d _ Si VIIOS Ystt a tbh Right Hon. J. Stbsfeld, X.P, Uad other memahers the deputationa has& ar- aged to visit didtrictb in Ireland where the Struggle between the tenants and the l- dlrds I has n meet acute, atrived in D'ublin. By this MorniAges express steaner the remaindr of the visters wil arrive, and will attend th teting 'which is to tale place tbiaeveing ith Leister ...

... T. E IMEETTI2G OF THE PLANETS_ A- arn hour on Friday mornirng when moat v.ere either getting up (says the ?? ;; > - cr tr :oinkig of ?? up, the clear blue ?? a4½ve became the scene of a.n ?? the lhkv -i ahich has not occurred for about 6i; tn !u6d vears. T'hi was the apparent conjunc- t:en* or ?? co 2trt of the planets Raer, aud S: .:r-n-thact i, to say, that, as seen from our; e -a:. tha two ...

... I I tE- N-E W. AUTOMAI I~ - ._ ~ . _ BR K . On Saturday one of ourrepresentitires hnd an opportunity of inspecting, at the Broadstone i Terminus, the plans for the automatic brake with which it is proposied to fit every passenger train 'on the Midland Great Western Railway, as a pro- vision against the possibisity of a recurrence of sach a eatatrophy as befell the Great NorOrM ! excursion ...

... 23- BY OUR SPECIAL WIRE BBELFAST NEwS-LETTER OFFICE, 169, FLEET STREET, LONDOX, E.O. TUESDAY MORNINzG, SIX O'CLOCK. TERRIBLE EARTH1QUAKE IN TURIKEY. 'A VILLAGE DESTROYED. l The Constantinople correspondent of the Daily 30 wronol e ?? have reached here of a volcanic eruption which occurred same days ago in the province of Erzeroam, de- 1 stroying the village of Kantrzorick, which w was a modest ...

... 1LOURD RANDOLPH CHURCHILLi | IN WALES. I~~ .IH 'SPEECH ON WELSE DISESTABLISH- MZNT AND NATIONALITY. Macbynlieth, Saturday. This afternoon Lord Randolph Churchill was present at a Primrose League fete held in the ground of the PlIs Mac hynlleth, in MontgOmerY- 3 shire. There was a very large gathering of members of the League from the surrounding country. They bad tea in the grounds, and then ...

... i i TH E BRITISH ASSOCIATION AT NEFWCASTL'E. Newcas-.ie-on-Tyne, Tuesday. The votaries of science are pouring into New- e. castle. At this season of the year esp2cially this city enjoys the advantages of a splendid service of railnay expresses running between England and Scotland, and every train has boen landingits contingeot from south or from north. The local quartermasters are billeting ...

... Ig TO FEE 4DITOB OF TEE FREEMAN. 1, Dx&R But-As Mr Houston, in a letter in Fri-1 ¶ day's Freemaan, touched a really sore point in the 1 present working of our system of Intermediate it Education, I expected that that letter would have attracted more attention, and that we should I J have had further correspondence on a point in 11 iwhich fair play and even justice seems so grossly 1 h I ...

... LADY LIB IERALS AT HAWARDEIN. - 9 - ?? ADDRRSS BY RPtS QGDSTONE. ks^er, Wedueay, Hawarden Castle was viaitas by upwards of a hundred Liberals from Ashton-under-Lyna yea- terday, the excursion beicg under the tupices of I tle local Women's Liberal A ciation. Tbe morning was 5peut in ralting Ahqgt the Par]; fine weather prevailing. It ua- understood that, mr. Gladstone would bfly addresa the ...

... 1ThnV SFRVICE CE-S. l i _ _ ?? TO 1!S EDiToll OF 'i'llE sgEAN. Dublin, Septemruber '23th. (1 !)EA'1 SrAl'-1l ?? Fre'enian ?? A~n 1v 1o 1rrati your raders to his views oni Zae--ad grievances of Lower Division .erks 'under the recent Tresury minute.| As I think yonr correspondent voices fairly I acciritclv Sonme of the notions of a large number of people who, like himn, Inow little tir nothim_ ...