To Parents and Guardians. PATRIOTIC FUND GEf^INEFRENCH MERINOES, C2?"5 and 6 GEORGE'S-STREET, WATERFORD. »£3 NOwVlCH and other FANCY DKESSES. WANTED, Two Respectable Youths, of good To the Deputy-Lieutenants, Magistrates, and other* J. P E N D E R address, as APPRENTICES. Apply to the Gentry and Inhabitants of the County of Water- JOHN C. WALSHE , [ol 3-3t] JOHN C. WALSHE, 74 Quay. ford. MILLINERY MANTLES, &c direct the attention of the Ladies of Watcrforrl to his NEW PURCHASES, just completed, the arrival of a choice and WOULD Mr LOBDS AND GENTLEMEN : BEGS to announce and will be ready for inspection on MONDAY , - October 30, elegant assortment of the above Goods, at TO GROCERS. one of the Commissioners in Aid, appointed by YOUNG MAN , of considerable experience in the AS prices far below last year's. MILLINERY , BONNETS , AND CAPS ; RIBBONS AND FLOWERS ; the Queen, to organise local Committees in this A above business, wishes an Engagement in a res - County, for obtaining voluntary Contributions to th« [olS-3t] E35"Hall of Commerce, 74 Quay. SILKS FOR DRESSES, PLAIN, BROCADED AND FLAWED ; pectable establishment. Satisfactory references can be VARIETY. " Patriotic Fund," which it is proposed should be ROBERTSON & LEDLIE SHAWLS AND MAN TLES ; FANCY DRESSES IN GREAT given. raised, in accordance with Her Majesty's most gra- Address AM at th»office of this Paper. [s22-tf] Atlas Assurance Company, The Straw Bonnet department , cious intentions, for the Relief of those who may 02 CHEAl'SIDE, LO.VDO.V. Is well worth attention, as it contains many Novelties. .'' BOAT TRADE sland in need of assistance, in consequence of the HAVE loss of their Husbands and Parents in Battle, or by , nml Empowered bv Act of select Establ ished in 1808 Parlic J. P. having now completed the Alterations in his Premises, lias added to his former Stock a very Death or active Service in the present War, I have went 54. Gt-n. lit.. Cap. 79. IftubCin lo A from Watorford: assortment of CALLING AT ROSS AND GllAIGUE. to request the favour of your uttendaace nt the DIIlKCrOKS : BROAD CLOTHS, TROUSERINGS, AND VESTINGS, John Oliver Httusnn, F.sq , Chairman. JUST RECEIVED jtcjiN. rf^HE Public nre respectfully informec COURT HOUSE AT DUNGARVAN, n all the New Styles for the present Season. Gentlemen about to purchase will find it their interest to AT 10 O ' Wm. George 1' retcott , Esq., Drpiity CliHirmiin. "m && \ that the Boats of the BARROlr CLOCK P.M., Sir Win . Bnuies, Hart Capt. A. L. Monijomery. inspect hi.i Stock before purchasing elsewhere. •£$¦¦$£»? NAVI GATION COMPANY On THURSDAY, the 2nd of NOVEMBER next , Arthur R. Campbell , Esq., R. N. THEIR Wanted, a Young Man who has a perfect knowledge of the Cloth Trade. One Vacancy for an In-Door Suil regularly each week to a id from the above men- With a view to the adoption of such measures as may , O Tlios nnipman, Esq. F.U.S. Jiunes Win. )i\t , F.«q. Apprentice to Millinery and Dress Making. tioned towns, say on the mornings of M ONDAY and appear best calculated to promote the object of the Jn«e h dmtf , lisq. Arlliur A. liinuh. Ksq. ¦ &§ ¦ STREET. [o29-tf] , • - •- _ No. 5 $ 6 GEORGES T HURSDAY , at Three o'clock, making TWO deliveries Royal Commission. Siiniuel K. Magxii , Esq. Joseph Pulley, Ejq. weekl each end. I have the honor to be Lords and Gentlemen, Mnnitta , Esq. y at , my Moses ACTUIIIV PATTERNS. having selected men of the best Your most obedient humble Servant, AuDITOltS — Heiij'iinin Buck Green , Esq., and The Company John G:vrge Mncteiin, I-«q-. characters as masters of their boats, they engage the STUART DE DECIES, AcrliAitY—Cliiirlus A'iscll , JCsq. . I'.Jl..S. JOHN CAREY , safe delivery of all Goods forwarded, and hope by Lieutenant County Waterford. OLICITOR moderate charges and despatch to give satisfaction. Dromana, 21st Oct., 1854. [o2Mt.] S —Thomas Urnwiiiua. Usq. QUA Y WATERFORD. AUTUMN WOOLLENS S CKVEYOR — Tiinina* M*.[>|ic.r, INq . ©F 53 , 6 BROAD STREET, G OODS rou E NGLAND AND SCOTLAND to he for- IX THE LIKE HHAN C1I. warded by these boats, should be directed to the AUCTION OF SUGARS Tlie tMeiitial qualifications of assm-iuict*, ronibiniiiij REQUEST"! Purchasers to inspect his stock of primo Agents of the Cmnpany. Black aud Medley CLoriw Pilots Napiers, .Mel- perfect futurity anil rite highly favoured bonus system , , Goods can be forwarded by careful carriers to the TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION, »re imitril , th-ri'hy (riving in>m<*ili;ite hem fit to Hie policy tons, Witney s, Trouserings, Vostings, Blankets, Flan- «& Lccilie following towns, viz. : *' On TUESDA Y, the 31st of OCTOBER instant, hnlilcrs , m (¦xcmp liflrd in the resu.tof a practice tho- [aly-tf] Robertson nels, Fronch and British Cashmeres, Huts, Caps, &c FROM FROM , FROM Watcrfora AT MR. ARDAGH'S BONDING STORES, roughly <;cvr l\ a liinilid number OP LONDON —Established in 180:3. 6 BROA D STREET, WA TEUFORD. To Ross Carrick-onSuir, A more or less damaged, ex Westphalia, O UNEN of vi'urlv |m I.'ITIIS, a III *: I !» of fissuniiicu which oiiy inn- CAPITAL—ONE MILLION STERLING, The Arrival of their Purchases Borris, Clonmel, .fi. Jmiisliogue, To Dungarvun, HAND, Master, from Amsterdam. teJ with I li Id Company in Ifl' milE WHOLE PAID UP AXD INVESTED , thereby IX T1IK nitE HKANCH . [oO-l j] Thomastown. Dunmore, Purchasers to pay Auction Fees. Terms at sal* A affording perfect security to parties assured. TOR THE Hour of Sule Twelve 0' Clock, Sharp. Ttiiy ra 'os f'*r e irr v il- ^iri plion of nssnrancc will lit Water ford Agent : Enniscorlhy, Ba llyhack, f nur.d lo .-.ssiniilali: !o tli '>*<* ol tlie rnnM respcctiilile an.l TO BE LET, SAMUEL FITZIIENltY, Auctioneer PKIRSK KEfiLY. 'i'l.ittle George's street , Solicitor. DEPARTMENT , Wexford. Tramore. b»st riiii'Iu- tcil iiltirrs , willi tlid periodical division ol j-lrpiIE HOUSE No. 3 BROAD STREE l WOOL LEN For further particulars, apply to the Company 's and Valuator, Watorfonl. 1 F!ir|ili)j |ircmiicras unl other advantages highly favour- GKNHRAL PRINTING, PfJIiMSIIINO , UOOK- El. - - A pply to Consisting of Agents, Mr. JOHN KELLY , Waterford , October 21st, 1854. [It.] able to llit- a«*iir< .1. III.\ DING , and MA0U I.X K RULING , executed THOMAS F. CARROLL , Town Hall. Grand (Jnnal Harbour, Dublin ; H ENI:\V AI .S follm? n:i|i!io:i!ii»i by li-lter. the County of Kilkenny, MARBLE and STATUARY CIIIMXE Y PIECE half miles of the Bridge of Wnterford. WHITNEYS, Esq., Castle-street , Dublin. [s6-tf] H KN'KV WKSIiniiorCI! , Secretary . MANUFACTORY , TOWN-HALL, WATERFORD ClicaptHc*, f.onci p. Si ptrmb.-r , 1604. Far further particulars apply to Br.iicsrotU) STREKT , WATF.RronD. IRISH AND ENGLISH FRIEZES, CORK Icir VIHI I III BENJAMIN COLLINS, Agent ^ ' 'I — bogs to inform his friends THE GREAT NATIONAL MELODIST, iir. JOHN l-'AHUKLL King street, TTENRY KENNEDY 2 Henrietta-st., Waterford ; or , -*¦¦*- gcnrroll that ho has a large PACKETS [nf!-4t] . and No. Id Hrid jrr-Btrret. and the public y, MR. THOMAS KELLY, BEAVERS, PILOTS, &c AUSTRALIAN LINE OF DR. WHITE , stotk of read y made CHIMNEY PI ECES in the | Charlestown. For JI «* fro time «& Geclong. On THURSDA Y EVENING, Nov. i)th , 1854, Witm-ooms ; Statuary and Stone MONUMENTS ; npO Sail the First Week in OCTOBEK , PROMOTER LIFE ASSURANCE Waterford, February 14th , 1854. [fl7-tf] TROUSERINGS. -—£ APPEAR in his celebrated Entertain C'JMI'ASV, '.) f' HATW. V M I' LACK , I.llNDON. Head niul '1'oinb Stones, and Cut Stone for building ¦"- carrying a Catholic Chaplain , the WILL ; ^B. tlH'tlt, IN'r.l.li.'.vl in l- iii. ^ii'.iM-ril.crl f»pitul , £-JM,U::0. at the shortest notice. EXTENSIVE BACON CONCERNS. Bordered and Plitin Doeskins, Tweeds; &<•., SJOQIsL. A 1 Clipper Armed Ship TT'lilS So'.-icly cSl't-eis i-vrry ilus-riplion of Life Assur- H3£" I5est of Workmanship, M^oderate Charrrcs, ¦£~ "HERO ," THE SONGS OF NATIONS! S-*ik> OVAL RU ODEAX YUF G RAXD I'IANO FORTS JL unet- on liMjt luviKs lile terms, both HI the lioi>n» and and Punctuality. [m28-ly] in all the G30 Tons, J OHN X EWIIOLM , Commander. With R T - L ., - l.tju- I I .TIIK inailr fnr policy stnuip-*. nnd other accompaniments. s\>lrnin. No cli.iim * Bacon TOConcerns BE, situated LET ,in Patrick-street, This (nearly new) fine Ship has just arrived on Wiitcifurd .irjent - l'i:i itsi: Ki'.i.l.V , 2 I.lnle f;i!«r»e\ WALSil'S SOUTHERN HOTEL, TWO New Colourings and Mixtures. of Front Seats 2s. Gd. ; Second do. Is. 6d. ; Gallery Is, (latel in the possession of Messrs. SMYTunaa her Second Voyage fro m the Colonies, both stri-i -i S.-.:Li;or. f(3-lv] STREET DUULIX y Tickets, only to he had at Mr. H OWARD 'S Music 20 &2I SOUTH ANNE , , and Co., of London), in perfect Working Order, on which were accomplished with great satisfaction to ( Within three of Dawson street ,) VESTINGS. Ware-house, Quay. duai* which several hundred pounds have been judiciousl y ihe Passengers. MR. FREEMAN, WILLIAM WALSH , I'roi.rielor. —W. \V. bejj leave Her accommodations are of a very superior kind , HST For particulars see small Hills. (j I' expended. A long term of both enn he giwn. It Mantilla OUUGKOX-DKNTIST, may be consulted nt his to inform Comuieii:i;il 'enllemen, i.uiilie*, wr.'J Embroidered, Thibet, Moire Antique, , §c both for Cabin and Intermediate Passengers. Tourista t :r.it they will find every comfort , combined wiili is optional with the purchaser to become a Tenant ol VATEKF8BD IXDI7STKI .U ASS0UAT10?f residence, 8 liuir.sroKu STKLKT , Daily, from Early application is necessary to •10^ to •!. moderate ch;ir£ei , al the above-named Hotel. KaDiiHe* one or both concerns, or a yearly Tenant of either. A great variety of can be ni'iMiiuinodii ted with (trivale Sitting' Huoint , fitted They are 150xG0 yards, nnd command a good sup- PATRICK MURPHY & SON-, EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. X.iJ .—Attends Proffssionally 2854. Pope's Qwty, Cork. up in H s'.perior sivle , on in ode rale terir.3. [ul8-l y ly of Water, and are highly valued for their 21st August, IN" CLONMKL KVCRV FIUDW. [o20 am p All Wool Plaids, Tweeds, $c, for Cloakimjs. Rev. M. Flynn. P.P., M. Slaney, Aid., _Iyr situation , bc:ng within .1 few yards of the Bally- 8W To bo followed by Clipper Ship Fire Fly, just * 1'IIIST CLASS launched. [au'25-tf] Rev. W. M'Cance, Henry Denny, T.C., ROBERTSON AND LEDLIE bricken markets, where n large and constant supply James C. Ledlie, John Lalor, T.C., HOTEL ACCOMMODATION, of best Bacon Pigs can be procured every week ; and always on hand a Large Assortment of &3- 53 Qii a.v, Waterford 5CF" In c .nscquence of urgent demands on the part of William S. Hill, John A. Blake, T.C., HAVK AT VKUY MOUEUATI -: CIIAIIG I-^. within a few minutes' walk of the Quay. Ready Made Government for Screw Si earners, for the trans' rt of Rev. J. Crotty, C.C., Cornelius Redmond, Application to be made to troops, horses, nnd siores to the East, this Company has LIES AM) fOMMK .'ICHf. GKXTL lvMliN James Cavet, M.D., John Hudson, WSiife a:s*3 Colored S3iir<« , AM I MR. MICHAEL GAUL, Patrick-street. lie-. reluctantl y obl i ged to withdraw the stoamer adver- 1? DL'HM.V n.e nsp.-illullv inlormed lliiil thf 'n John Elliott, M.D., A. P. Maher, . »i-i!i..ii March 20 1853. [d23-eo\vtf| [sP »f] tised to be dispatched on the 2otli inst.. but have char- Shirts made to order—a fit engaged. [sS9-Iy.] •• u the best sie of the Waterford JL eniiluiiis nM-r 1,000 Yol«. »f i"«lrct Works i .V.MMKf.ciAi. llnn:t. \>. tl.u uitv. " Industrial Association held in the Committee- 1 CANADIAN STEAM NAVIGATION , Ciita!»ir:iKj in-iy b« Iiaddrmis nt liie Lilirurr. Siib-crip- All-lie 8ern>n ' § me |rjid by the proprietor. A Night PltlMlSG AM) SI I F,RIOU \T11ITI>l Stock of Patent Violet Writing Fluid, Spirit S'oreo , No. -Jl Uanover-streel (near the I'osl Government of Ca nada .) COAlV , Ils 4d, I(H, 2 if. — Itmitiy mmh ]] Castle-st. The Treasurer submitted his accounts which weie PILOT TUB COI.OCU AND O DOUH OP TUB FLOWER, Offl.e, Walerfonl.) Company 's Offices —No. Orange Court, WOOLLKVS VEGETABLE ANTIBILIOUS thp is now ready for examined and found correct, showing a balance on v AND FAMILY Al'KltlKNT PILLS. Clothing, suituble to season, FOR LAIM ISS' USE. W M . R UDD , Secretary. * of inspection nt the celebrated Tailoring Eatablislimont o? colour nml his hands barely sufficient to pay off liabilities, viz. : NM' II Muml tlie test marly lialf a rpn- fPUIlS beautiful ICxUa t 't , from its exquisite SPORTING GUNPOWDER. Tli>-se I'ills I ^ to MOFFA lT & Ci» ., i.'» i 2r. )jtiint-ntIv before the public, Coats unusually loio. [s8-10t] Vig ilant. C:<\> . Eliii . from Londo i , his suppl y MONTREAL, BOSTON , NEW YORK , &c. The object having been accomplished for which that they only rfii'iire lo lie ttieil to prove llieir very freely—doi' i nit corroc '.e metallic puns — HIM I U well of Hall' n (ilii-s (Jiinp'iwiler. fnr the pensou. lie hart yot il Ijoltk-s ri'llli Company ' first cla-s powerfu l screw Steam- the Embroidery School was established, it was una- Rrrm eupr-riority H .-< U family medicine over the majority Hilapie 'l for the quill. Prepared in nual Glass , new desi'iiptiou ol' Cinuis'er Pmviler , nnide speeinllv f. r * cver Failing Et t»:inensiiieu , u liii li eaiiurir In* equal'ed , hu'h in quuli'y aa^C"! , , O LROPATRA , yaaa 1'"'" H. Salt , t''0i- liMnKutj z coinpliiinis , viz. , iniliif.H- rT O L I. O \V A Y ' S Ul N T M Ii X T. Manufiu'turcd only hy KnwARD M'D UHMOTT & Co. , imd utie'igth , in ¦^teuii (-iiui.i!> ' eri:. ^p- np i Esq., T.C., seconded by James C. Ledlie, Esq., () |ier»tive ( lieiliisis I'erfniiiera f'liAiiiTY , ~ w-P"lon . tinn , l***i^>^(lXTAIU 0,(new)] complaints f,tit;i wfiKievLT oa'i?f , c:iia'»*oui» eruptions and AS AST0MSI1I.NO CIJHK OF AN Ol.n LADY ttK VIS NTY .M'Di:ii\i0rrs OKUIXAIIY HI .ACK INK . ' who enabled the commtttee • carry out their views." 'I JfTIXIC and Spirit Store is fonsliinllv supplied wit h S A UAII SA .NDS (elmriered), Cupt . \V . Ilsley, guiernll y. Kor corrrntinir llie BVJ»- Yli.V ltM OF AUK OP A BAD l.l.C. Tliis Ink is fluid—good colour, nml durable—and nill iinptiri 'y of tlie Id-.O'l in W Old Hurt , Sherry , und othur W UMM , nf superior The uii'.lrrnnteil or uther Vessel is intended to lie de- SOPPLEMENTARr LIST OF DOXORS. tou fn-ply tin; Nxuri'-s of the :aMe Copy of a Letter from llfesir.-- . Walker f c Co , Chem ists, lie ftiimil mi excvllenl Ink for all ordinary purposes. (In tcin af'pr ii.Jnl yin^ rpialiiics ; Hum. Brandy, II .|!nnd« , Old Tom, Alea, spatched us follows, fn>m Cobwg Dnch, LIVERPOOL : Tho Most Noble the Marchioness of Waterford £0 0 0 !)/py nnh) Ki>i) > surri'ssful , •ml VVI II .TK tli« linth. ra'-ks iiru 1 j .usnfHll sizes;.} ixUl he f owtil ' I'or'er, Ci ler. Uewlcy Sc ICninsV Mii-eral \V»ter«. tic. Vi)R P I JUTLAND , Mrs. Robert Keating ...... 3 0 0 are very To rROFI'.ii-Oit IIot.l.uUAY , APDKUMurr.S Ifl'XilriTR.ATIOiVOFFICE INK. tyir;:i is siilfiitiii -j from pxcebs of any kind liiny Oliv e und Siores, 41, Ilanou-f siraot , Wnlerfurrl. CANADIAN Monday Gth November. Nicholas M. Power. Eso., M.P...... 10 0 0 I'llii'iifiiris. I'nAf. Slit,—Among ibu numerous cures effected by Tliia I:ik is the best lor Uecnrds, Book-keeping |iur- IIAT KS OF PASSACK , Messrs K. Lindsay & Co., Belfast ... ..500 Ata^rhrTj ) J' senii:i'H of Dublin ..300 '- I I'.ir \ Secret Worili Knowing Including Fare by Radwag' or Steamboat from Portland. Messrs Guinness, Son & Co., !-\ V IMS! * lire in-IiiionnMl KKd to lif one of lli« most valu- iv« in iv nieniioil tli.it ol an old lady living in i/ia Village io i .'Inli i'lMn emineiit ilujirpe. C'uiefnllv prt-jiarf Mesivs M.-jIcolmson Brothers, ...... 3 0 0 .oiu five mi!i-> from iliU Cin. Sh'j had ulcu- li.iiik IMK I Hrh'o us". (In riisks imd jars »f all *izes ) l-'irst Cabin, ticcimd Cubiii:Thinl Class ii !.-lif ?t(. j i.tr.tti -'u-i rverinro <-ii . '1'h- ir elf. ct is sure of I'le-iO'i . a' ' 1 Messrs Peek, Brothers, and Winch Liver, ol.. 2 2 0 \e:i r !> and laileriv ihrv )IT'.S HUILl.tvXT .Mi l OH ltiCH l'.OTAN'ICAL REMEDY FOR INDIGESTION To Po iiTiAx n SO Giiinciis. l-l Guineas 8 Ouineas . Ui.1 s i y.'i' l1* tliiii p-r-ona ol I IK- most ilt-lira'e coi:siilu:iot, ru 'ed wound* in herlrjf for nniuy , M-lJi:n.M'. Robert Keating, Esq., M.P...... 2 0 0 lo ni any time. Tlit-y conlMin iueru:i>ed to iiu'h mi uluiniiu'. ex tent u* to ilcly "il Ihc IH.ACK JAi'A.V i:.K . FREE OF CHARGE! „ MoxTi tRhL lil do I.) do 9 do liny li:ive r^conr-.f tliein ' Thomas Mcnghcr, Esq., M.P...... 1 0 C IIVII .I I reim-iiii her liealil' r<.|»i.ll y (ji»i ..(r way under I .'K Tliis besiitifn l Ii./. i.< i 1 v.i-nliar in.ike -a-l'ipt-.i l ->r fill lr»m Iii'li^i sii.-it imd in trHln of kindred ,, BOSTON -21 do 15 do 9 do lij lu-rcury, antimony, <.r any drloluii'in* iniiipnil nt '*; ¦• SUFFHUIUtS Henry Denny, E>q...... 1 0 C «ndiiiv.|. In thia dist ressing condiiion >h,i Otiirtinentul Wilii.. -;—perfectly f luid - • ¦ '< v>\- .w Y ORK ... 21 do 15 do 9 do (!r»?ti- jriijj'aiivu , but lire i"uu:i i!¦* kinds of nf '¦nin|.l.,iiiis , nre invited ir>s-:i'l tln-ir aililre- !o your Oiilni.-ni mid Pi.'ls, y (u-iiiin^ (ivlici. ) a ylo?.o-i- ri-t«»-y of lli» Xiiilinuhiim Moili*"««-(-)¦>!»ni<*HI Soeiely, to*-?" liii* h »e-3i:l riliries ii >ur^eon. Messrs A. Wood & Co., Dublin .. ... t 0 0 to wi 1 . .bli;d to perseter< in lln"ii eitrriiise liy !i»er , livriri tlit-m troin tliK \;nibU* disur.leid icli Fifimicr ol hrr tvicn- ' , w;n eii and jars uf nil -iZ'fi.) wlm wili f.ii w iiiil liy return of pn-it . an invaliiHlilt* I.' erhal ItArits OF F KBIOIIT , inrludiu -^ railway Michael Dobbyn, Esq., J.P...... TOO ^ peil' .Mire . Wi: have onu.-kes M'liliRMOTI 'S COVYI.Wi I\K. , or they aro s:ilij cet . U.V, tinlil s-he received u n" reei pe riinununicateil by tint ciniueut llolmiis', Professor nr sleKin-r from Porilaud :—To Montienl , Huston William Ronayne, Esq...... 10 0 lor Olli> e use in Ihc 'l'lirie |.iii» are no' n-cotnmeuileil OS » universal rriuerf v lieeu (rieally B.t toiii.-lied at the rile. I upon so ol>J :i prrson , This Jet Fluid is iiiaiiufnclured , Webster, of I'hilidel phia , U.* . New Yoik , S0< . per Ton Mensurempnt and 5 per cenl. Nicholas Fortune, Esq...... 0 10 0 but nimply f.r Mirb di-ordersas aruenyondrici! in ilie >y>- si p liei.i!» above 7-! years of »L'e. We ahull be happy In Popyinsr of I.etiurs. &i-. (In jarsof all i>izes ) 'I'lttr ^ll(•iKty cheerfull y heir ihe costs of of tlie.ii! 3n- prima 1/**. Coni-e 0*mils per »-;reement. J. P. Graves, Esq 0 10 0 ' FLUI DS tcm lliroii(. !>j ij. _-ii-]ji—» oi a di-cnl- red stale ol I tie; sto- ¦a>i-h to any enquiries as the autlii!iili«'iiy of thi« really M'l)i:ilMOIT\S LIGHT 4: DARK lll.UE iin niicciiiL -iil -,' iinil ile-Oies it lo he iii-'inrllv nn l.rstnnd. The Company 's Steamer* sxil in coiijniiction with tlie Jamci Diivi'lson Esq...... 068 'b bounty of colour and . , mach an I bow il« ; a»it is a fuel w.-ll known t-< all medical ivi.-ii-leifu l a*-, eiiln r |irr">niilly or by letter. The»i< I'lui'ln siniid unrivalled l"r that they will not umler any rirriim-daiioei wlmlever railway s from Pm-tl-ind to Cunula nn.l tlie Stnies . The A Friend, Rev. J. Crotty, Jbsoph Fisher. Edward Wall , l-'orce. also bin hern per- jars nf nil *s.) ^ * mm, tli»t a 'iMj- .l-p-l sii.m.n-h is the muse . f ihe in»jo - A )iri\nle in the D H II I IVlii-e , Fluidity (In t'Hsks an'l *iz. iiiTept iinv fee or ur Ini'v '"f f't* reci pe, the olnfi j eet nf UtiilwHV (^ »rs run nl"iiirlupteu I'oi ruling ul LVin of the |ivi>r ami al'.-r nil vj i.'ifr nii-.un Ind I Dumlile an , j .iI liociny over ever\ other MMein , and only desire tlmt and iniTcliamlizK iiiluieilintely on n rrival. and Laurence Dohbyn. Esqrs., 03. onch. y ami (.peaks loudh b iwel^ , which ilireetly or indiructl y influ-nn-s tin; whole entirely liy the u*e of your l^int.neu!, i a»ks ami j in. & *. April IJlli , Ift. ji. (Sitfi.ni) A Superi'-r uni^ , ami thus uiil then) wiih fic's in accelerating ihe. [au25-lf] 21 WRter street , Liverpool . CKUTCHKd AKTKU , Gross , Half ttross, Hnd Cimsn It ii isr«lli ->j lo ilwrll on tli« manil'nll nn!iitii>a fres ACUIPPLK SKrS ASIDE HIS the best Ink—in Quarler |iresent motemi-nt in f.ivourof Meilionl Kc'iirtn. Direet MORNING POST, which i|jp |ii'ud> of l":i!iiliei «rcure by iHissi'.ss'.njr a m di- 'I'li.V YKARS' ^UFIMJIIINO. pai'kiiue-*, «itli direi'timm . SAMUEL H USIIWOUTH , Uolunical In .-tiiuie , 17 , Curlton EMIGRATION NEWSPAPER ThuinpsoH , Chemist, Live) ' 'S ISDKLtni.B BLACK MARKIN G ISK. *i27-12i .] LONDON DAILY cine cf fii-h known I-IK CHCV ; one that may b.: resorted to t."o;;y of a Letter from Mr. ' M D UUMOTI Street , Notiinirlniiii. [ FHOM LIVEUPOOL TO THE UNITED STATES -20th 1852. iii'epsiMiiio n , in lloitlea 0 I. nml Is e.ieli , TVI tli i • c in tnnpoiary illnessri , miob as me ron - pool , dnted Amjust Wiiliou i AND BKmeW AMICRIC A. In coiiseqwciici? of the conliilt' KVKRY DlCoCUl IM'IO.V. 8i y «& Co. Hi»iiiiy ocruniiiL' all families, and which if mil i horUi-d To PrtOHKSSOR HoLI.OWAY , HRINrlN 'J INKS OF Mrssrs. Thomas «'il . -zrzL . rou Ni:\v YOHK WEEKLY, AL OF THK ADVERTISEMENT DUTY, i" furuUh you with a most Coloured — Golil and Silver Inks. . REPE hi o:.ci- toi oit. i: j iiovf VITV serious in rrif-ir result* ))KAlt Sin —I am enabled lo Bluck mid Invite an inspection of thsir stock of VY TItE . llie M O RSINO PO ST charges will be on the fol- your invnluuhle Uintnient riUNTK it 's.VAIlNIsiI. /5-»~Sx3>s* Kvcry (iiieshould binca box ol' these valuablej iills ulway? EXtrxor-liimry cure cli'ected by BACON MIDDLES , HAMS , PitfME MESS WS^SITW "WASHINGTON ' and " BLUE BALL' lowing redured uii'l reasonable seale : 3. d. ustonidbe il eve*y |iero»n acquainted 1 CIIAN (iKAnLK Ottl lBN IU.ACK FI.UID. at lmnd . Hint l'ills, whiul, has M ' D BRMOTT * PORK aud BXEF, which they will dispose of 2 LINES OF PAC1CET8, Tradesmen' s Advertisements, 5 lines and under, 2 6 Ahoul lOj'eftM atfo, .Mr. W . (.ilinmind , 1'iiirt U'litin-/ Fluid , invented l>y «*, will , we lia»e i.n $gggSff. To Emigrants to all parts of tin world , but more par- wit!, tii:- sulferer. for cash on moderate terms. And othor First Clasi American Ships. Even/ additional line . . . .06 S'.ltney-bHeet , in ibis town , w..» thrown from his doubt , mi|iei*eilu, in the estimation of the pul>li<.', »!••<«( of ticularly it leaving a moderate or cold Him .le for a hot of O PFICE—Sargent' s Lane, George 's street. Ships. T°"s ' ra Sail Servants' Advertisements, 4 lines . .10 hnr.se where .y he receuod v.-ry (.erious injuries; he In.d the Inks now in use. It writrg of greenish blue colour, 13i)0 one. (which will almost imaiHld y be found In afib i'l tlie , ' Wnterford, .lu:io !.'> . I«ft4. UsDBiiwniTBR. Shipley 27th Oct. A corresponding redaction is made in all other claiae* IHS advi -e nt the liuie . Hud Was nllerwaid.<< which clmnjj es to a permanently intense l.-lnek. As it biliou K tvstetn) tlieae pills :ire iin-Hlmble. ^11 about- f•¦ thi * I I mr lica l HKsnv ( LAY , Caulklns 18011.... 31H Oct. of Advertinements. ditfrrent infum..lies, yet be urewtv>ir-.e , und will ui'Intaud the Ar'ion of nil clleiiiical Htents heller WH0I.ESALK ot41) King street , \6i)).... 7lh Nov. undertake H sen VOVB )I« will find them the I' L-91 prev«nii»f an iuiin.te of STATIONERY BY , f.ADV (•"BAXKL tv , Thompson.... For a aeries of Advertisements for the Year, Half- leiiulli n luniiu'iiiiiit riiimiitL f ulcer getiled in his hi p, tii iiri mi) other wriiiu^ Ink , nnd his the peculiar U'I VHII - 18O >.... I01I1 Nov. to sea ?ickin'K'i ; nml , if t«ken Hi-cioilinf; lo •¦ho. directions , lit Waterford. KMPIIIB STATE . Hrijit ?* Year, or Quarter , contracts may be made on a moderate cii ^pled him, tlmt be could not move l»Ke of being equally well H'lnpieil for ihe quill nml uteel Wove and Cream Lii.l Note Pixpcr at they at tin1 KIIIIC time prepare llie .»y»iej i< to itsist any in- which Ko t'oniidetely Superfine Blua S II. AS (Jit i'.i'.NjiAN. Mnirna 000 — reduetion of tlie »rale price. ot II) years ; recently lie liegmi hein^ snfH.-ieiiil j fliii-l t'.ir llie latter , we run with Li'tieM'sip-TS ; juiiom effrcls iiu'ideiit on clian^c climate. without cru' .rhes f"f n.:ui"ly pen , 4s and 4s GJ piT rftim . Bank and other MlDD T.E-EX , P-iroiiilee .1800.... — As a Mediumfor Advertisements, 11-e ^1 ORNJNQ POST the mid I'ilU which have now hen led i-onn-lence s;iy. Unit il is the best fur all Bank ami Orfke 40 '.. Tlie lollowiu'^ are seleeiel from iitn'iu(r«t many lo use your Oin'in"i.t , KooUcap, I'ost , Pott. Imperial , &e. TOKNADO (new), Miinfopl 2|ilO.... — offers the created advantages for the speedy and reten- »Tensj ihei:f>d hiiii Gout FUtiilency, Indigestion, Ner- AOE Brown 1500, " Wonllev 'i Aiitiliiliiiim l'ilis,' for "ome time , »nd linind S , , FRANCH P. S , brace* the most influential C1U »HS of society—thu Politi- Letter from Mr. Hird, Draper, of Jieatlj/, COMIHNI .NO TIIL' ADVASTAI ; H OP IIOBAI .T SMALT . |) (.- OMPOUXII Cillcbre.HlUDO. tlii-rn lobe >ery beneKcitl In my libr.ltli mid useful in my Copy of a voiisneas. IJeliility, i:, .— r. Dli Koos' n.L.filf.f.CHRE8r( new), cal , tlie Aristocratic, and tlie Commercial. Gnimbro ' dated March )tt, iSo '2. AND ULTHAMAIIINP. ULUHS . the Kidneys) in- family. Your» renpecilully, M ILS. WYI.KS. near , ReSAl. Pll.I.s , HS their naiiift Reiml (or W A » HINOTON , P«(ce l80?' A consistent advocate of Conservative Progrets and BIIPRSSOK Hoi.r.owAY, For the use of Laundresses, &c. y fur tin- 15HU. lUKPRISISO CURB OP lin.lOC5Nf.SS AND MCK IIKA D- To I' iliuiites . are a most eafe and effieiicious remed I.IVERPOOIi , Kearne; , C'uiiiitutional Liberty—whilst it maintain! strong ly Es- K time iince, one of my children was" aflliirtf d Thi« d«siriihle «-oupo»ilion will , on trial , iiipernrdi! the l .V)O. ACHKAPTKnVAHIOt 'SOTHKH MKDI CINKS IIA l> PAILBt Si Some uhovcdnnfiiT-iiji eoinplninis , ilisehirgeB of any kind , re- COHNBLIUS GniNNRLt., Flelchcr, tablished Principles in Church and Slain, it constantly 'ul crup'ion.s owr tb« body Hiid limbs, 1 ob- cliimsv and dirty prepmations now In use, sold »s Slute, (if kidney» , Idadiler , «01'»- Copy of a Utter from Mr. Robert West of Liquorpono with dreudl teiilion of urine, mid iliseiise« llie of .SE NATOR seeks out error and promotes its reformation. advice of 9ever»l eminent Surgeon* and Pliv- QueeiiV HII -I Hiitton Hlue. Il will hu found inmlimalile Fur depression , St reet dated June 5th, 1804. tained Ihe , nml uii'iiiry or^itiiA i;cner,illy. Hpiril n I SAAC W KBB '""O- 11 contains Hie FULLEST ami LATEST Intelligence of , Boston , Lincolnshire , wlmm tlie cu»e was considered hopeletk 'cs*ioiiHl Luundresnes ng well as b» all Hou*ekeep- fora long time beer ticiant , by nil of by |irol excitement , hliishinif, dislike of soeie'y, incapii'-it) foi O. L- SAMPSON '00J- ption , whether Political , Commercial, Cle- To Mr. Sanders, -ftr,—.|Uvin|l and l'ill«, and without nriidiiciui; without noil or Main , llie required tint «verv descri At length I tried jour Oinuoenl ers bi)-iness , losa of memory , eoiifusion , giddi-ie-i-s, W M . R ATHBOSB, Pratt 1103. • taffi-rer from a disordered slom/ich »wltich I supposed few drop* will etudy or rical, Legal, or Fashionable, with all New* relating to ' exaggeration, the effect wa« miraenlftug. for by psrsever^- on the fiue.t fabric*. 1)1 RUCTIONS.— A the head , drowsiness, uleep wiihout refrenfinient, RuSHell to proceed troin bile), topether witli dieadlul sick head- o( clear water— blood to I'KINUETON , ^°- A rts, Sciences, and Literature. without inif in tlieir o«e , all the erus.lionsquickl y di.appeured , he generally found sufficient for a gallon (;roundle?s fear, indecision , wreicheduM« , nervousness , I.STAR1O 8)00. r 'yjvBtid having Hied various oilier !tmedie8 Experience lias shown that the M ORNING POST poi- siicl the child was rtMlorrd to perfect health. humility itself, when nrii >iufr from or .combined ARSLET 0 1 dd§ Vf *i,y r-ljpf, I Was persuaded bj a friend to H' ve CO., 33 und even ROBERT C ••• 'L . sesees by far the must reliable information on every Im- 1 I previou'ly lo«l a child from a similar complaint , and ""pivpared only by E. M'DEUMOTT & d' they are unequalled. """" FOR PHILADKLPHIA , WottSfc-S PILI J a trial. I followed his (my friend .) •Allh urin HTV ueHBes, 1 portant political subject of the day. In its Foreign In* - believe, bHd 1 in her cn»e adopted your medicines, Arran-quHy, Dublin. [flO-IyJ ' mnny thoustnil cures by the " Black Diamond' •dWce jTW eay, after using three small I firmly The fidloirini; are a few nf the O.I the HI of every Month, telli gence especially, it has been distinguished by re- atu happy to Unve Iwen »aved also. I shall be happy t« PuckelB. holes, I fer, quite well mid free from what I suffered, and ihe would yearly etfeclcd by ihU excellent ineilieine : Line of markable rapidity and by the accuracy of it* information, lestif y the truth of this loany enquirer. MOATE'S Newport Mayo .—'- I frm HILADELPHIA Fuulke 150>.... 1-t Nov. now fnjoy wv usual health , and have the pleasure of ^^ ^^ ^ Fiom \V. ClinnriibS, Ksq, , P , jerived I mm I I IK best sources. ' (Signed ; J HIRD , Draper. »iirniir a» I Imve imt Mi lu0l)**"'/ ^'"P, *»I»r ol.li s-d s.T v i.nl , UOBERT WKST. VEGETABLE APERIENT PILLS mch'a decree of energy and llinmiNiA , l'oolc, m e „ Combining with its Political feature*, A LL THE NlWB Pills should be u»ed conjointly with tlie Ointment I got out of HU-1 1500.... To follow f tln-se pills, as Tlie I I IKKO twoyeurs. It is astonishing how NEV MBir OP THR AY down to the leiest hour of going to pnu Au^ffON. —Tlie present proprietor "f i lie following cases : — ITH ihe weak, the sickly, and the sedentary, the ; j D , ¦ ¦ (knownig that Borne in most of ¦ufferini;, but 1 owe it iilloRetlier lo the use of your Pills.' circulation «nd rtpa- »'ciuity to 111.: public ng :insi fraud Chiego-fnot Fiilnla8 W pre ventive art of Medicino must be an object SEASON. cadi morning, it has long enjoyed a Ul of Foiling Bad Legs Thomas Webster , Eiq, Smlfonl , Melton , Mcwliray :— ^rN 'oR&y ivikKLV iSoVH^ '|'riiiei[.Ud vrndo » hive been in the Imbit Oout worthy of purticular attention. Moato's Vegetable Apo- E^ 2000.... 4th Nov. tution essentially European. 's ile.li- Sore-tliroiit Had Hreants Your valuable Renal PilU have done good to every F RAKKLIN K ING , Borland , 186*. [»8-3m] "'fir own ;.:rparatiuiis •.vbcii a-iked for Woolley Chapped hands riunt I'ilU are a most certain preserver of Health ; a " 15"0 — Wellington atteet , North, Strand uttaulied Skin-diseases Burns gave them to." J OHN H AKCOCK , Carnty '¦»-.-•) h:ta iM»y i;i J r. fiir-«iini!.- of Jii< name to he Bunions mild, yutspeC'ly, safe, uud elftsutual uid in cases f Indi- one I 1500.... to GlHtidularSwel'.inga Scurvy Vurphy. 70 Upper Stprl n ulreet, Dublin :—" I H RITANNIA (new), Torrey .:• THE WATERFORD NEWS llie nripprr ro I em-N box , wit hout wliich none is and all Sioinadi t .'omplaints, and, as a natural John . 0 ~ ' Corn* (Soft) Lumbago Sore-head* gestion, met the like of them before. They are really a M EREDIAN , M»n«ou I*}? ",^ n,r J'wiiiie, an:] to imit-ii- which U felony. , a Piirifio; of the Blood, and a Sweetener of never BRUNSWICK , FOR ADVERTISING. Bile of Miu.'li'toosCHi.cerR I'/Ies Wiiscfjiie nco medicine. FUR ST. JOHN, NEW TERMS I'repare.i onl y "jy llie. pr..|iriel.;r. Jonn than John San sys'eru. These Pills are rccoinmendcl ai the surprising " y the St. John and To; Business Men , we offer our Paper for ' nnd Saim-I'lie* Tumour* Cuntrnr.teil and thn whole , at Mr Hiilchins', baker, Kinjr- On the Oth and 20ih of each Month , b 83T ^'f »i 8t |ii« I.'ibor i'oiy, Mni.Ut'.ne, Kent ; and Bold in in those states of ill hcuith which do uot .Mr TliomiH Williams ' which will enti- nhunialism Ulffrs Stiff-Joints best remedy was peisunded to try your most Li-.erpnnl Line of lVkels. .£2 10s. a .year for a single copy, koxeint 1« . Hd.,2*. I; I ., nii>N«. (id. each, hy nil ' liemiuii ns3idtauce and especially lor their Mreet . Clielseu :—" I 5th Nov. .Coco-Hay Klephanlia.is Scalds reqniro professional , ' to inform you tlmt I Imve DAVID G. F LEMING , Nichols 1423 •• tle each person so subscribing to publish an 1r e- a"il Meilitiiie" Vi-trlor-: ihrouKbout ihc United Kingdom , lie.-i iit il ul Pills , and am happy .20ih Nov. Woiihdn Sore Ni pple* \ -ws Anti-liilious propertios. than from any ot Ihe J OHN IU HIIOUK , Mnr-.hi.ll 997... jjnil imiio piinri pil citieii Ibrnug bont ihe world. The -19 King Rtrect. in receiveil more benefit from them Dec. nouncement of his own business, if not more than 'ious fnr the frnidHiici ' of pniienls in everj Sold nt The Wnterford News office , Jons BA .SNERMAN , llohenson....O-27.... Oh 2'- ftl. boxes e.»:,t«in the quanii') or three small boxes, yU Diiec I j 'is Od inediciil men of London ." (liT-order atKxed lo each Hot. boxes (containing full directions for use; at \\d.to , IOY a deposit ot £1 for eacti Six LINEB, in every publication for One Year. boxts. Full dircc- are equal Price \*. ljd.. 'is. (hi , 4-" Od , list , and 33s per I , »l Berlin secured by remit'inn »"d tb3se Ht 4i (j,|. that of six small OLLOWA , (id each, or a package coutiinin^ four - CORTIS twelve Sold at the E- Seta office , boxes marked No. 3 (U \\d each).— the ntnnunt in .postage W«tettort. office. '• ,h«« becuestHhlished at TheWaterford llie Civilued World, in Potf , at Is. ljd., 'it »d., 4i. 6d. erful I'ills arc in rjy21-0ml MICHAEL DOWNKV , <9 Klh OOI.I.BY I 344 Strand, London. Pluci Louaon, g-nreet, where also may be had W . Us., 228 , and 33s. each. Moat e'sastabli«buient) PBCTORAI. CASDT. Uy'-t-28 V s4:%^l§ppS: :¦; ™ ¦ GENERAL¦¦„¦;¦- ¦;. - - "!<-CADVERTISER.- ¦ '^ff "- :.* *¦ i ' ' ¦ THE WATERFORD NESKSf &M Kyyt-.^ft- t 4 {. ; c5^STr " ' t-V-: S. \&y iX --f. ' : \ ' iheir ' But tKl iCoTFOrtKiatWB* Tower «ard . |Uid t I^TTER^RQl^iraE XRIMEA. ¦ DUBLIN STOCK EXCHANGE | Y BSTERDAT. tinued^M|1he, land inde. As a Russian report thii ¦\V -K lateR eight inches thick, and their exterior with 100 in the other ward , were not there:- , Not Sfv p GOVERNMENT FUNDSPONDS.. is nt leajf uflow the truth." i confrere!i * . The &1lo|jirig copy of a letter, for which w» are V \ - iifarefon Jletos plates four inches thick, rendering them perfectly ' ' one of them. At the bidding of the Quay-lane six of 3 per Cent. Couwls ....• 93il THE BALTIC, i indebted ton gentleman in this city, received bomb and ball proof. These vessels will carry Stock...... 9BJJ oracle they »tayed away. This waa to vex and pu- from « le. Ten New a per Cent. . A letter,, dated the 17th , off Revel, states, oTi the constabularyofficer it presentattached SIEGE OP SEBASTOPOL. the long range n 03 |i nish the people as it were ; but the people did not to thotrm d conia-.u? " three mortars of Ditto for Account 10th Sir C Napier made the signal to the fleet to " ¦ V IENNA , M ONDAY NIOHT.—The Lloy :o :ib easels to cavry from two to MISCELLANEOUS. require them—they had: not room for them. But in the East, will no doubt be' of interest to maav of the Crimea , . ' >c< " , and 20 gun-boats hoist at tho main the English and French ensigns 's votes perfectly reliable intelligence from lie most powerful description Hibernian B*nk 3'J when these corporatorsshall want the people , our readers¦ : ' we.v v:...un 51) side by side and fl y the Turkish ensign at the fore, ¦ " ¦ ' October 13th. On the 9th the trenches Jrawing about four feet water—th e entire being Provincial Bank • •••••••• . never fear they will endeavor to find the people. v . . Crimes, Aim*, September 21, leu. and it yrs ex- " and to fire a salute of twenty-one guns in honour of Mr DUI FITHIR—HOW I have felt at the seven hundred metres of Sebastopol, tpecialW intended fcr service in the river Neva. >falion. l Dank 26J In Limerick, a short while before Dr. Cahill came IUJWDK and n wcu! '¦ 17 the battle of Alma. The writer states that the Baltic happineit yon mint have aafiered on my acconnt " perted that the regular bombardment "f Minin g Company of Ireland J here, he delivered some lectures, and who presided , »Dd the im were re:wl :\ > . ' THE MEDICAL APPLIANCES. PS 8} fleet will winter at Portsmouth, Plymouth, Sheerness, postibility or my relieving your mind about on the 15th. - The English batteries . Dublin Consumers' G on the occasion ?—the esteemed proprietpr of one my iifety ln,J «• 3cie:il An officer of the 20lh regiment, writing from the Company (£103) 67c and, probably, Queenstown. health. No donbt the papers will exaggerate Btill unmasked, as the French were no: ; City of Dublin Steam ofthemostrespectableConservative papers inlreland, greatly; but v bJsk h.e, lie'-;.its above Sebastopol," October 1, says :— R AILfflTATH. there baa been great mortality and iuffenng here. advanced. The Russians maintained a " K IEL, OCT. 24.—H.M.S. St. Jean D'Acre, 101 Alderman Watson, J.P. the present mayor. Why Thiak Gnrf • • •:. r. — Yl:e French beat us hollow in all th? inU'ior OrerU Sou'liein uml Westan*. (for cash) 45 I «m not of the number. I have been in the but with so little effect that it was not .- - "-. " guns, has arrived as the precursor of Sir Charles not attend on a neutral stage to hear a bett health !t were economy of their army. You see quanlitiesof mule> Waterfoid -mil Limerick (forcash) — should he •piriu lince I came ou(. It is lucky my having The garrison ntttempted several sallies, \vhtdi Napier's squadron. The St. Jean D'Acre has been who never breathes an expression before a been attach d horsas fitted up with panniers for the sick. • aterlbr 1 iin-l lY.nnnre. (for oosh) 3f man to the comminariat—otherwise , I should probably always speedily repulsed. and ashore ut the Island of Fehemern, but is not damaged. would he calculated to offend bare h comfortable arm cha ' r, or can bfle! Wnterfonl nn>l Kilkenny (for cash) *i mixed audience that .' knocked op," the entire army having bean obli correspondent of the Time* says :— Eacl' is either a Sir C. If apier is expected here to-morrow. comes ged to .l"" The Pari* < the most thin-skinned. The ! learned doctor out, and almost starving owing to tht considered -,o :svi.ih, (l.vvr f_ a f-.i'.l.-length bed. Our men may get on a. want of conveyance fo " The foil of Sebastopol is before a Wexfotd audience, in the theatre of that ' two go- v.-e'l they can, or at the best be put on an araba — To Correspondents. the carriage of provisions. We have always had eooogh not only by the public at large but by tha -3 ciimiuiiaiuuUonsahiiuldbesentinchedaylietorepublica HINTS TO THE BURGESSES OF THE next. The mayor Aid. Greene, will, , and - so. t of bullock cart, which is quite sufficient lo C3= All town on Monday , tent to cover us. ... veriinipnts, that the question as to their futrve -\cn- . linn (Fri.li'y). CITY—VOTES AND ACTS OF THE COR- be at his post—so will the corporation ; :.r; out what remaining life he may have. Thr we ate sure, On the 15th we landed about ten miles mm i Hijf iffljX ih duct with the Russians has been discussed, cr ir.l jo lt r>- Ailvrrl scment« sent to thi.i office without «nccifio . neutral ground, in the Fannihg's Institute ? Have about six men lost. On the following day, (the gove-nment .re porter, preserves, potatoes, ten, and oih-r l-i;n«- teering some advice and iving sl hints not to turn 20th) at eight existed on this point. The English , g y we not often heard other lecturers, though differing o'clock p.m., we recommenced our march up the destric- which tne people of England imagined their suldl-.-iv , , and at two p.n, c- represented as desirous of following out any of the worthy corporators who, in a short from them on many points ? •rrlving st a village calledAlma, we found the Russians forts or fortified we: a to huve. Or.3 cf t!ie most monsJroi's things strongly lion of Sebastopol by that of all the time will again have to.stand before the burgesses For the present we shall conclude our remarks on encamped, having large lu.-ights on their side of the -ii.t gi'cen coffee, imagining that men , villa™ en." belonging to Russia on th? c^ast.— is serving corporate trenched, and a river between them and us. places, if any, ' with their l'ltle a'.l on theiv backs for judgment. Some of those who are at this work these various points touching our body , They served th " dot's not come up to the vlssva of iha marc'.vng all dry artillery beautifully, and did fearful damage '' This, it is said, or g.-.'nding this hoping, however, to resume them at no distant day. , which our men and '.ie CT. M I OIJ hav^< ;:nv me.'.us of either roasting rEAR will not, we are sure, have much weight with the French government, who think that t - - - " BE JUIT, A^D ROT." (See extract from Liverpool Mercury in another the French, although completely exposed, stood like rocks . -..-' .ts wlrn they get it at night. A little tea would be a for of the Crimea should at once follow the cr electors, because their antecedents were bad, and column.) an hour at leant. We then marched up the hill and across .;." fur- thor.aand'times belter. Of course, those who rule tht principal stronghold, and be made the 1.. . their river, in the face of tl-e t.-rrible fire, and throughly routed ¦¦ ' never knew th/ Magnetic Telegraph.) years ago—that, in fact, they have been metamor- Ssbostopol. I rath-.r think the Bussians ° calibre continued to be larf.ed f.'um ir.e of the city, Henry Denny, Esq., are actively engag- will not let us off so of large Ang'.o French f my is directed against Sebastopol BOMBARDMENT OF SEBASTOPOL. phosed into Liberals ! But the tree must be known easilv. batteries. ed in the good work : 'Ihe latter, in comp'.'.ance with ships for the ¦ ¦ prcper on tlic southern side of the bay. The enemy PARIS, THURSDAY. by its fruit, as men should be judged by their acts. Le) I need not slop to describe ihe spectacle ora On the Cth a battalion of the lOi'n IT-' • '- cft.-.e a communication from Sir John Young, has sum- battlefield closer* \v:!l not ]; ..-r -iljahl y abandon everything but that part The Monueur' of this morning contains a despatch no one tell us, therefore, . v.sion y lath he hoped to have 66 guns tii e following the beat health killed by a cannon ball. A strong »- the doubtful part of the affair. public work—they the depth of their patriotism ; and on and as strong as a horse. The weather is 1 '>¦?¦ them. Then comes the 10th a sharp cannonade had been sustained they set themselves up to do beautiful, and mr was perceived on the 7th at three leas.:-';' ¦• • "• ~e day, in compliance with the requisition of Lo:;l work by no means too heavy. Under It is possible, military men say, for the Russians tc asrainst the allies, but without success. must be prepared to stand the test of public criti- ; the circumstance!, we sr» Stuart de Decies, a meet ng for the same object wlli not trying to keep accounts ' from the allies. abandon Sebastopol by bcin? ferried across the bay, ^ The works of the English army advanced steadily cism. So it is in the affairs of the state—so it is in , which simplifies my duty greatlv O CT. 8.—This rr.-.r ,,', 1 be held in the Court-house, Dungarvan, where we ( BEFORE SEBASTOPOL, and then either to defend Fort Constantine and give with those of the French. The weather, which for a every public body, great or small. God bless you all ! IVheiiL-ver get a chance I shall wrj^ jj icket of the 'lth Draj c . -i Ci vrJs, expect the attendance will be large, and the contri- but a I nc. Always your fond son ¦ ' regret to say, a p the allies the labour of another siege, or to quit the short lime was very severe, was again fine. For a long time now we have been narrowly , was surprised by a party of Russian cavj -.i -y. ~>-' butions generous. In Dublin the Irish coiU'.ibuiion P.S.—This is written out in the air. I have left , -\ works altogether and nfe'ch into the interior of the To-day's Monilenr contains a letter from the Em- watching the conduct of the Conservative or Tory all m t^w h the body and catrf :l of:', u.i:; Mr. Woods and Mr. ex-Al- on lwnrJ tlio. "HaW)iii er." I have nothing man was run throug _ ccintry to join reinforcements', if any such have ' St. Arnaud awarding her a sum of party in the Council, and we find that they are list has been opened by S with me but th« It ;s s;\-.d i : .- r. peror to Madame y of clothes I w.ar. two others were made prisoners. r.rrivc ., or retreat towards Perekop if unable to hold little b little every day, and that whenever derman Drummond, with donations respectivel into an -..'•: ... ' 20,000 fvancs as a national recompense. gaining y exceeds £10 were watering their horses, iind fell .- :- c.-.ition within the peninsula. These may be given sources state th:it havo the power they invariably exercise it for £100 and £200. The fund now ,000 ; tho rrj!;.-. " '.. - ¦ Accounts derived from Russian they in al- INTOLERANCE IN THE UNITED STATES The horses broke loose and rejoined ..3 the surmises C;.irtnt a'liong those who speculate rem-Aed on the their own party and their own friends. In the old but the extent to which such a sum would go chiefl y ct . on the 18th the bombardment was battle of Alma We this week received a lotter, dated New Later in the day a mass of cavalry, or! (lie future, but what we have sern of the Russians corporation they did it, and why should they not leviating the distress caused by the Orlean hills ncar i'r.s . '; land side, but not from the sea. harvest death will Sept. 25 written b of Dragoons, appeared on the - ~:v2s little fear of such an exhibition of energy. do it in the new, if they get the power ? But some alone, not to speculate on the , y a very old friend, formerly of cci-.:t»;: 1 .. -:. . • CONSTANTIN OPLE , Oct. 15. we may state Tramore from which we serai road. They could not have '. l.sy may probably fi ght fairly for a short time, ns persons may tell us that they have not the power, reap before the capture of Sebastopol, , extract the following f»nr 3 000 sabres. Our entire cavalry ir.s'v.'.i • _ ::. IK : : We have intelligence from the Crimea up tc the that the losses iti the Fusilier Guards has caused wi- ful picture of life in the United States , '¦ : >-> >.' ~ .\ at Alma, and then surrender; that the for the Liberals have yet a clear majority. Granted , : supported by Cf; :-: 'n " ::.: i 13th . The trenches were opened on the 10th , and hans to the number of seventy-five. I ask you ns a hvnr, lor God' out. to meet the foe, -r TITI'.S ii.".v- the skill and presence of mind to form that the Liberals have a majority ; but we say that dows aud orp a sake, and lor the cauae or On witnessM' .; •. "• ..su were vigorously continued. The fire of 200 pieces, Iiuman-ty o.; sulIWin; troop of horse artillery. lan is what their antecedents Irishmen , to ur^e emiR nuion :•••. Dxicutc any during p opened on the 16th. It it is but a nominal majori'y. Like a wall of brass - R to some parations, the enemy wheeled nnd disaf re" '*•:'. of heavy calibre, was lo be SYMPATHY wtTii THE SOLDII . —The young men ntner c.iin :-y beaulcs ilropot'c, savn«e, and infidel : r.ve ro reason to suppose. days and then to the Tory-side stand to each other; but scattered and Robertso- America three prisoners taken b the Russians t!. ; ::. :. i< 5 was intended to keep it up four , in the employment of Messrs. Hawkins, .i , T;ie conduct of the native-burn Americans exceeds in y 1 " The probability of a winter campaign after the broken are the Liberal side. On some sham, ot despoliam into their II .M ?: .-. carry the place by storm. The spirits of the allied & Ledlie, Bank Buildings, Belfast, have each sub- nny penp lu in the Iiabitalile world, paniculcrl are the fiist that have fallen fall of Sebastopol, or even of a struggle in the ensuing shabby pretext or other, or both , a few pseitdn- y towards onr poor o ; stcr:ii:t armies were excellent. scribed one day's salary towards the fund now about L-oan:ryinMn—thH labouring Klass wl,,, are I saw yesterday a captain of a Uav* spring, is not great. But supposing that the enemy Liberals are always panting to have a vote and a . , 1 need not tell you . the ta Yd,-., a snip '.' The Porte will raise the effective Turkish force in to be raised for the aid of the wounded soldiers, and men who have made tli^a country from being a who had returned from a cruise venture upon even the feint of continuing the struggle voice with their respectable friends, the Conserva- wilderness. I C; .v.es. .. v in- the Crimea to 30,000, starting in successive convoys also the widows and orphans of those who have teg o,' you toencuurage enii gnitiniit.i Borne oilit-r quarter town on the south-east coast of the it will Income the duty not only of military com- tives. To obtain a nod of condescension, or a shake even to formant visited Martanda and Chareis, the v? Heavy rains renfier the march of Russian reinforce- we trust that their example will be followed by the or. he globe, and where an IrMiman 'i nationality or relifioa displayed in these palaces, stroyed , like Bomarsund." like jaded donkeys ! Look at them on the brewery- had beer, j/.i-ji: ::!, ments difficult. other respectable houses in a manner no less libe- will not be a crime—:in Ihe contrary, will be respected. Canada the wildest manner. Not an ariicle lease and mayoralty questions ' where Conservatives mer?v of ilia :.ir. - The Russians are keeping Ibrail and Matschin on , ral.—Belfast Mercury. is by far a better country at present than ar.v part or the Unilsd and everything remained at the AMERICA. personal interests at stake ? Wh wine ::•.:: I -.. the ri ht of tho Lower Danube, and have reinforoed had direct and y -¦Jutes , except this .Mate B IOT - . O ¦!>• think of this Know-nothing ders. The cellars were filled with , li i i- iupooi., OCT. 23.—The Royal mail steamer g with public interests 1 We understand that the young men in the em- ' : This, however, proves how illusory should such men be entrusted movement ; their lawless persecution of Irish Catholics wts gardens and hothouses displayed most sc.t.. . .. J ...... V :' j i' C.'ptaiil Lang, arrived in the Mersey last these garrisons. loyment of Messrs. Robertson Sr Ledlie, Quay, have t made b No blame to the Conservatives. They are peopk p never exceeded in a:iy civilised o.un ry since the time or successful horticulture. Seniinels had bee.; '" . ":.•:« " ">t f-om Boston and Halifax, with 97 passengers was the promise of complete evacuation y Uoody :. ; who take care of their own business remarkably been the first to commence the movement in Water- Bess ; they s'ab :i-nl *l u.nt i n t'.IC ,|ark of night, and ihluk it over these deserted mans'ons by the capla-:i J / .. .-..." - 8 J.1) dollars on iVe ght. She brings intelli- Russia to Austria. no '37, ' well ; but we blame, and we have often blamed, the ' cri mi-, n-.d o;:r ReouUlican law will not protect the poor IbreiRn- man-of-war 'vhich accompanied the cruise, f.ic! i.:a - • : . ' cm Hew York to the 10th Boston 11th, and V IENNA , Wednesday. ford. They, too, have set apart one day s wages Tor , burgesses for electing illiberal citizens, or pusilla- ' er. Ailvocale, advise your cou .rvymen rather He ot home of property was thus secured from being plundered. - •••;. Advices from Constantinople state that there is no the very laudable and humane purposes meiu oned * .: ' a .\e 12ih instant. nimous, pliant, weak-minded tools from their starvation tr.an su.ler n more cruel death in this bloody land On the departure of this ship the sentiics \ve-j, oi " truth in the report that Eupatoria had been retaken by our cotemporary. We are sure the other respec- , T.. R news c i'le loss of the Artiie was received in own ranks. now nearly paved with Irish bones. It is sndindied. lam and the crews of some French ves- by the Russians. table houses in this city will follow the good example 1 course, recalled , i> fv York on the 11th. Thirty-six additional lives At the last municipal election in the West ward inadequate to pie ..:re iiulf t!:B misery of the poor Irish in thii harvest in r.Junder. A rumour prevailed in the camp on the 1 lth, that , so promptly set them by the employes of Robertson sels less particular, reaped a rich hrvo been saved, having been picked up by ihc Huron for instance we found that whilst very many Libe- mis called "bml »r freedom." Shoull Alnvghty God apore ma fresh fac ¦= , one : irn the Simferopol army would attack it, and that the , & Ledlie. At Baiaklava, besides meeting boor.-; ."JV Quebec. Tlie names of those saved by the rals voted for Mr. Newportand Mr. Denny (mayor), «. .._ n rew ye:.rs more, 1 will return to my sweet island burae, and botl'.e , .'Irn - or Greek* in Baiaklava would, at the same time, set fire ' a chance of picking up a strong I.' ii 'j " are as follows :—Henry Judkins, ^c'lly le Conservative voted for Mr. Kiel t :en lay my bones with my anc- stors. Though bad the laws are ' e :¦ :.: . c\; to the town. All the Greeks were, therefore, forced not one sing y, CONSTABVLAH Y INTELLIGENCE. stout, which amply repays the waik or .. .' ? :.' : ; James Thompson., New Orleans ; Captain But the Conservatives—knowing fellows—having the there they nre by Tar more prereiable to the dastardly, infernous of the '. •¦i:"iiv : i; : s to quit Baiaklava. A sortie was made by the Rus- the divisions. Tho stewards Pa'.'". G aham, New York ; George Henvy Bevihs, power in this ward—which we hope, is even now ACT? '.V, (70V- lawsoi tins " hell upon ejvlli." a goca p£..;._ . .:: J : sians on the 11th , but they were repulsed. , PROVIDESriAL ESCAPK OF \'< in the harbour have turned many ' l ir ;:J»!')?iia—passerine's. Creiv—James Adney, no more—they wielded it against a Liberal ot spot- STABLE OF CONSTABULARY F.IO I SiiJlS-i' and their suppli-s - 3 ro-v ?;;- The Times discredits the statement that the Rus- the last few days, ¦ ?:\:' i cook. Seamen—Luke Caffety, John Con- " less character, and for a brother Conservative. SliOT BY A COMRADE. DISASTERS TO SHIPPING hansted. The shop which has recen'.'.y V-en c: .' >. Thomas Conny, James sians had crossed the Pruth . into the Dobrudsc;ia , .- r.:., Richard Macken , This is as it always was, and ever will be. On Wednesday evening last a csnsUbl e o? the Portlaw The screw stei'mer Emerald, from Limerick (or Liverpool, rung an equall good chance of clos:. hi :. . ¦:.-' iv Ci:?- - James Walsh Christopher and remarks that as Omer Pash a was at Galatz and y '^ ..v, John Dowry, , But as to giving employment, who gives it for the with aseneri5 was satisfactory, and the health of the troops rx- the detonating cap exploded on the nipple of the cubiiie. Thc brisBantom, Capt. Bulck from Akyab in Araisji shirt, but r.t half-past eight o'clock he W3S the onl y one Well, then, let us go to the Tower ward—the Tory , , , with drying on a hush. Notwithstanding the cr.ve c::d at- alive. Among the last seen on deck were Capt.;!n cellent. The nan was at once secured, and on the following morn- rice for Liverpool, put into Passage on the 19th, with three of stronghold—the Sevastopol of Waterford. What e3Cjrt tention bestowed on the uniforms, tb?s« .iavs fallen Mrs. E. K. Collins and Master C. ing wa3 conveyed , under police , by Sub-ln?ppc 'or be.- crew sick with scurvy, of which one man had died on the Luce and sou , The Times st.ites that M. Soule, the Minister of the do we find here ? We find that the Tories rejected Redmond into Waterford , victims to damp bivouacs and dusLy ••v.ftv.- 'i-'1?. and where he was this diiy fully voyage home. Those sick on board were brought up to the Collins. United States at Madrid , who made himsel f notorious Mr. Johu Maher, though he resided in ?'•• •» ward, committed for trial at the next assizes. appeai'ance, v.^icli lisa Leper Hospital, where they are recovering, and the fessel pro- have now a particular seedy The protracted trial of Dr. Graham , for homicide some ti:ue ago by a quarrel wilh M. Tuvjj ot , the and wh ? Because he was too Liberal, too assidu- certainl does rot n-France, on his way Barronstrand-street. What other faults had lie ?— obliterate. , K's. zeal and efficiency in the discharge of his duty while pool , wit', pitwood, put in on the 20th with lots of maia boom; for Sebastopol will soon last duy of the trial eleven of the jurors applied to be from this country to Madrid. What other charges conld be brought against him ? at the latt»r station merited the hi h npprov.il of Sir guns have broken , g and the Cheerful, Gibson , arrived here on same day from Wick, The sailors attached to the ship dischnrged from their responsibility, in consequence The man that succeeded him has not been half as D. McGregor, who conveyed to him his sense of it in the outside Baiaklava , find Iiiive lost some sails during the voyage. up their encampment of an imputation of partiality against one of their LATEST FROM AMERICA. attentive in the council as he had been. But no kiadest manner rossible on his removal. moved up towards Stbastopol. Jack, to amuse iiim- members ; whereupon a consultation of the four LIVERPOOL, Thursday. matter for that ; Mr. Maher contended in committee Head Constable Doyle, Waterford, purchased in the How T IMES C HANGE .—A few short months, ago t had scribbled with charcoal over the tents sun- self, judges took place, and they ultimately refused to in- The American mail steamshi p Atlantic arrived in for Barronstrand-street, and opposed the. brewery Incunibered Estates Court , on Tuesday lost, a par. ion of portion of the English people were almost frantic it such as " Trafalgar Lambs," ' dry ferocious devices, r'.i'fVre in the matter. U pon this Dr. Graham s the Mersev this morning with 190 passengers and job ! ! All was over with him then—he would not the property of Robert 'Cook, Esq., Kiltinan, near Clon - their outcries against nuns and nunneries. Bui 's revenge," Sinope avenged." The ' " the Tiger " counsel , Mr. O'Connor, at the instance of the pri- 900,000 dc llars on freight ; she left New York on suit the Tower ward. Out he went ; and a more rael, for £785. what do we behold to-day ? A number—it is said marines still occupy the hei hts above I5ala!-.?ava , « g s. 'er, asked for the withdrawal of the objectionable the 14th. Telegraphic intelli gence had reached New useful man the Tower ward had not since. Out of about 50—of devoted Sisters of Charity preparing and will probably lemain there to act a3 a rear-guriiv. SUPPLEMENT TO THE NEWS. j. ii 'jr. This was ultimately agreed to, and the case York on the 14th , that Captain Luce an! 40 passen- the eight representatives which honor this famous for the seat of war, under the protection of the Bri- THE RUSSIAN WOUNDED AT ALMA. This day present our readers grath with an p.'ncscded, terminating as already alluded to. gers belonging toi the Arctic had reached Montreal, Tower ward, there are but two which glory in the we tish fl.ig ! The French have 500 Sisters saving the Assistant-Surgeon cf t"--.c illustrated supplement containing a view of the city Dr. James Thomson, having been picked up by the Cambria. Captain name of Liberals"—Ultramontane Liberals, shall , lives and tlie souls of their troops—acting, as the and hii soldier servant, descrvi o LATEST FROM AUSTRALIA. " of Sevastopol with its igantic fort ifications and its 44th Regiment, Luce/Mr. Allan , New York, and Mr. James Smith , we say them however, for the nonce have , g Times says as heroes. For four or five days 1'. v, L IVERPOOL , M ONDAY .—The Black Ball clipper ? Let , , harbour at the entrance of which will be ob- , as " medical officers and pri«ts"—and be held up of Edinburgh , are the only names known. The the name ; but the Conservatives will have—and , &c, the lish had to wait upon ai: "1 suppcrl V i Lightning, Captain Forbes, arrived in the Mersey this served the Russian shi sunk having but a portion Eng government have at last opened their and they alone, yellow fever had almost disappeared from New calculate upon—their votes—we mean Messrs. P.N. ps , enormous mass of severely wounded n:?n. The task niui'ir.'.ig, after an unprecedented short passage of of their masts over water. When reading the de- ryes to the necessity of having them for their troops Orleans. Barron and John Boggan ! Here, then, is the result likewise. Hence no penal laws for the nuns as long was in many Tespects a most dangc our, one. As sixiy-three days, from Melbourne, having left that tails of the storming of Sevastopol, this illustration COMMERCIAL . — Hri-adstuffs advancing , cotton r.ithcr and the liberality, let us say, of the only true and as they are useful on ensanguined fields or 'in Eng- we have seen the patients themselves were not to ho port on the 20th August. She brings forty passen- will prove to be of much interest. , , more active, but prices without a change. Most unfa genuine Tory ward in the city. And if the Tories lish pest-houses ! Three sisters have this week de- trusted. The Cossacks might also at any time m::'.;e gers and '10.C00 ounces of gold. Her outward and crop. > .0iiey niiirket detention of twenty- vourable accounts of the coming had the same power in the other wards as they have parted from Gahvay, and 25 are now in Dublin, all prisoners of them, on the retreat of \[ \s n) \\:l :>rs:ii; s. ho'neward passage, including a remains without any material alteration . Hallway I NDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION .—By advertisement it in heaps ;co-.>. i• •:). There on Sunday in Jtvc months and eleven days. establishments in this locality. The report, issued in quantity nnd quality of stock were good but the attend- appearance ; but subsequently the tone of the market we leave our opponents if they can, to disturb , was no food of any kind for the sick , so I..? r.oidier The screw steam-ship Great Britain, Gray, from , April last, stated that there was £100 a-week of new ance of buyers wns not as large as in former years. The wns very weak, and a fall took place of § per cent. A re- them. to drive in a stray bullock, an:;. v.-j -h the Liverpool , arrived at Melbourne on the 18th August, rencb capital earned and expended in the city at thi3 work following were the pi ices generally obtained:-Fat ows, managed vived report of the probability of anew b' . loan be'ng May we now ask what have some of the coun- Rid of some Russian convalescents (t'.eir •lni3"«..f!!iP3 sixty-seven days from Liverpool , and, having small- date caused a decline. After regu- alone. Tho demand for the work is not now, we £12 t) £2-2 ; milch do., £10 to £17; strippers, £5 ts : required at an early , cillors and aldermen in office done to entitle them humoured them) he killed it r.r... rr. v.'lc pox on board , \v;is ordered into quarantine. lar huur.s there was a further depression , and tho final believe, quite so brisk as it was at that period, yet £7 ; yeiirlinga. £3 »i £4 ; sheep (prime), yos. f t 50s. ; seem to have to be re-elected ? Have they opened Barronstra n d- length her Majesty 's o' i ' -v; prices was 94J- for .Money, while there were a few sel - large sums are being expended. It is true that lambs, 12s. to £1 ; bacon pigs, 3-<3 per cwt. ; scalded, some soup for them. At Cook-lane, Lady-lane bonhsms and the screw transport y !i:::i, r.vr- AN AMERICAN FRIGATE lers for the account at 9IJ. The French exchange con- street, Conduit-lane, , or few if any can support themselves exclusively by this £j i; stores. £3 per couple, in great demand ; , Albion, Vesuvi us, suitable Us. lo 24s. one brought £S0t and removed The U.S. war steamer Niagc.ro, at present being tinues to show gnat firmness, but there is a scarcity of Chapel-lane ? Have they erected a fish- work ; yet their earnings are. in many instances, ; horses, sea ice and dear, ved. The whole: crew of the first landed site for one > general ru;i from £10 to £14 donkeys, 10s. 64 tj 15». while the >"<•::.•.:;>( constructed in the Brooklyn Navy Yaul, will , when bills on this side, and hence those who tire obliged to re- house, or obtained a proper Have such helps to poor families that they are kept out of ; the wounded on board the Avon, by a single drop midst of l'.,:s liv.,:iar.e finished, be the largest ship yet built in America. mit find it no the village and :he :.-'ibrs were leng.h. .'M5 feet ; depth of hold 31 feet ; beam 55 they lig y committee and subscribers have acted well the:r received the sum of from Esq.; Knock- men approached , freights. Several vessels have been chartered at £5 per streets either b "day or night ? We repeat the £1 John Petherkk, obli hasten on board as it was :-eyj*i J the i'.'ei ; d.au;,':; when loaded 22 feet 9 inches ; dis- y part; and with great zeal and assiduity have they ma'.ion Lodge. ged to , ton to go out in ballast, and bring rice from the port of because the quays, Thomas's-hill &c of the shi ' guns. However, fi 10 v/oi'r.'Jed placement , 5,500 tons. Her builder, Mr. George word night, , , at labored for the welfare of the poor girls entrusted to range ps Akyab, on the east coast of the Biy Bengal. I-'rora the night would disgrace any city. E3T It will be seen b advertisement in our finl were put on board the Avon under the clia: ge of ihe'v Kleer3, (the builder of the America yacht) has guar- for the first nine , their care. y official returns of tho French railways, We leave the burgesses to answer these questions page that Dr. White the celebrated national melo- heroic prosvvers, Dr. Thomson and )vt servant. anteed her to make 17 knots i:nder sail alone, and months of this year it uppears that the length of road , , for themselves. A W HOLESALE OFFENDER .—The following dist, will appear Thursday, the About 40 were left behind , and many of these pour 1G knots under steam. She will be a propeller, end workud in It!04 was 8 per cent, more than in 1853, an walls, befcre the final assault. If the acco;'nt3 " Cossacks," r.nd fled. Dennis, who had a broom- funded debt shows sigus of improvement. Exchequer —they have opened a passage and quay near Mary- , one month 's imprison- The Mars, Liverpool steamer, left hence on J y the German papers be correct, Prince stick in his hand , and was making off likewise, but Bills have been done up to 9s. prem. ; Bank Stock 211 street for the brewery family—that liberal family ment. She was convicted on the 23d of August, Thursday, a day previous to her usual sailing ; Ae j gn en b 1853 Mcnschikoff, although he has gone to Perekop, has fini'i'i'r a Cossack was gaining ground on him, turned 212. Turkish Scrip, 2£ prem., aud tho closing price whose prophet and guide refused to sign a paper for , of a breach of the ppace, and sentenced to 12 is, we understand, about to be placed on the gn£ft» hastening the advance round and faced his pursuer. He parried two lance 2J 2J prem. the release of Thomas F. Meagher ! ! And to crown months' imprisonment. On the 17th of June, 1852 keel-haukd."' • ~ only done no for the purpos+of very steady. there, for the purpose of being " of the reinforcements which have arrived at that thrusts with his stick, rushed in nnd tore the lance Kailway Shares keep all the brewery was knocked down 16 years before she was convicted of a malicious injury to property its time at a loss—so said Mr. Dobb in the Tower and REVISION OP THE BUROESS ROLL.—Th« reywoo • piece, and which appeared to hesitate entering from the Cossack, who then fired his carbine without LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE— YESTERDAY . yn in commit- , sentenced to one month's impri- ¦ tee—of £50 a year f Or an aggregate sum suffi- sonment. She was several of the municipal burgess roll will . commence tar •' . , into the Crimea for fear of having the! - retreat cut i-flect, and made off, while Denis returned to camp CLOSING PRICES. times in custody, for ? cient to open Barronstrand-street, Conduit-lane and further examination , Monday next in the new court-house. Wo hop* nil'. It is said that along with the reiii:'. ns of the with his trophy. Consols for Money, 04}}; Consols for Account, 94J ; , for having been found disorder- J.Ijnivhll.off will ! A H EROIC PHIKST .—The Gazelle de I.yon says : Lady-lane. ly, and once for stealing a watch. that all parties concerned will be at their pceU witV a: my defeated on the Alma, Prince ' New i per Cents . 03i§. ' : ¦ himself at the head of 7C 0Q0 xr.m, and " At t o battle of the Alma, Father Parabere, the This is; what the Tories in the Council , and the out fail. We shall duly report progreu. ...,, ,. - thus find . WATER SUPPLY .—We are glad to find that the that he will at once advance with it to aUcc:: ilu head c'::ipla'!i, had his horse killed under him at the FRANCE creatures who backed them, have done. steamers Titan and corporation have at length taken this question in Joseph Wingrove, late private of the 13th .rS*g^£, , and, if possible, to reiiove Ssbantopol. commencement of the action. General Canrobert, TOULON, OCT. 23.—The They did more—aye much more if we could think allied armies for Sebastopol with rein- Mr# Hudson has reported on large supplies ment, lately arrsested at Waterford, wai •e^^s3*fe It is also said that he has succeeded .' ~\ thi-~v;ing an fear whom he was rt the time, was much annoyed at Brandon have sailed direct of it. They opposed the Improvement Bi'l which in• ?theu « * forcements. The Bertholet and Jane steamers have would ive us what we sadly want our sheriffs. Manor, Barrack-street, &c. The latter place at Clonmel quarter sessions, by Sergeant H'jj ffip;;. . / additional force of 16,000 men into ^e ,ai; '.nol.— il;e misfortune, but not being able to remedy it, was on g , — ought to left for Africa to ship further troops for the East. They the free brid be most convenient, there being such an nine months' imprisonment, for robbing n'*'^pjjgp| (''..'rf ;j The allied forces have taken up thsiv ;.cii.:-,n en tlie point of say ing to him au recoir ! when thechap- , opposed ge which now stands admirable ¦ Two other steam frigates are ready to start, and two between tlie city and the railways. When the Wex- fall from it. The first object should be Captain Straubenze, of Carrick-on-Suir, ^ TaptjHr^:;{'• strong ground , where they have fortifi-;' i;.ir.i,dves, i-va determined to be of the party to the end, imtne- to increase the rings. * ¦ ¦ o.aic-' men of war are expected from Brest. ford free brid ge was being opened—and it is now present supply—that is practical. As Ensign Priestley Miller, of pins and jE|l[lpfe> . •!' , and provided against surprise. A i.vi:.>i of the iy procured another n^ode of going, very sure in all well-regulated cut: ;iil The Cologne Gazette notices a rumour current at wide open—did any member of that corpora tion cities water should never be out two armies, equal in number to the en:r.-y. u.:l fnr y, but ii-tlicr hard in its uction—he jumped on pt thc p,pes. A female infant, hot more than twenty•ftmrTOfK V ;; a c» .--,i Brussels, aivcrding to which Prince Napoleon, the stand up to oppose it ? Not one ? Did any one People paying for water and getting ; ! superior in efficiency, has been detachet. from the , and it was on this tlint he reached the summit it but an old, was found on Tuesday morning «l the g"£j^y\' , . <¦> of r :.. li -:l heir presumptive to the French throne, is about to threaten to swamp the promoters of the Wexford odd time, 18 simply taking money under " besieging army to make head against the army of . , and found himself in the midst of the li-r- Mr. White's starch yard on Hennessy'n ro«& 'M;- :.;* l'l l/it- combat which took espouse the daughter of King Leopold, a grand- free brid ge ? Not one. Not so in Waterford—our Pre!en"S' Pe 88 U Bhoufd always he at proent»£;, - - • Prince Mensehikoff, should it really shew iise'.f. place there. " Shanfd for ? ' stable Barrett, with his usual kindly feeling, ., The Indspen dunce daug hter of Louis Philippe. progressive Tory Corporators, and their Tory sup- turning the cock. ' ' ¦ Some of the French papers consider a latt.e out- gives the following anecdote of a nurse for the foundling. . J T'J V . V Marshal St. Arnaud as Tlie Globe of Wednesday evening has the follow- porters out of doors, chased the free bridge bill tc FORMATION side of the walls of Sebastopol Is inevitable, fr.ey authentic :—Before embark- OP WATERFORD JURIES.—We have ing from Constantinop ing remarks :— the very doors of the House of Commons. before LARGE AUCTION .—For the part threed»y i *fyjj 'S'Vi say that this was his object when, after the battle of le for Varna he made his will us several complaints of the formation of the ' of shutting and sent it to his notary in Paris, with a letter, " At length the intelligence from Sebastopol, if it is Had Waterford a Corporation as she oug ht to e Fitzhenry, of this city, has been selling br jwjgi-i.. /. Alma, he retired to Bakch i Serai, instead J qUarter session8- Fo' ^stance some :' saying— " If Sebustopol be not taken by the 28l)i possible to place any reliance on a Russian report, have, thoroughly liberal, and thoroughly honest, we personsnp« of littler, ?' or no the effects of Clement Sadleir, Esq., «t Ct*!$ *$&i:si\ ^ himself up with the whole of his army in Sebastopol ; trades or professions-men who Hddnjg* ;; pericd September, you may act upon my will on the 29th." brings us down to the fiery opening of the siege.— would this day have a free bridge across the Suir.— Suir. The.uale was well attended, aad *• ;V- j, mid that the whole of his tactics since that P ^ taxati«>-weve on the grand ¦¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ; It Wii; Prince Menschikoff telegraphing to St. Petersburg, The result is that our city is blockaded in front iu7v il -f f /° i spirited. • '. '; K-^. ". ' • ' same direction. , as he is made to predict, on Septemberr 29 , , , ge tax aye« and hi v have tended in the .'.li-.t he died. unuounces that the allies opened fire on the place on our marketing shut out, our provisions high, and {».£ W » J -P ghly res- psctable traders were summoned on the petty jury. Capt. Petherick, chief manager of the lllVATICNS O- Sol.DIF.R8 AT THF. AR the 17th instant ; that in the first day 's fire alone our tradespeople and shopkeepers sorely injured. NEXT CAMPAIGN IN THE TALTIC. I' W . A 8oldier lmProvement bi». which the tories opposed , nrine^^S^ S^^i THE writ :g to the lirlfast Mercury ing the Russians lost 500 in killed and wounded ; that And we all know how the Corporation treated Dr. lL n , mines informs us that the reported W&j£5 f *$0t Times says—" The armament building to op- says he was sleep recommenda"' but the destruction of tomUei«i The with !..'-j licois jnd sj nis on for 17 ni hts ! An on the 18th, Admiral Korniloff—who commanded , Cahill when last here. The venerable Bishop was Iff 1° ?' '>n is of no value, and only tended .^^WjR ^^^| the Russians in the Baltic at lbs- opening ; g the present anomalous, mode of appointing sheriffs : rrate against officer fays that he has to wash his own shirt when we believe, the reserved squadron in the Sinope there—the Clergy were there—Mr. Meagher, the BF The Right Rev. Dr. V<*»Ki&$ ^£2MM$ of the spring campaign includes 35 Tesael F, u«,mf'y— ] Clty< 11 worth O» e lie hns time and do without a shirt till it is dry ! affair— wflf killed ; and that the fire was feebly con- city member was there—so was Mr. Power, M. P. woulwnnlftd have " T T *P">«e, and Waterford, has placed his namt on ih¥^^S&!kmWt j' floating batterie*, the decks covered with iron • , proved a boon to the masses. :' r e Catholic Unwenrity,Dublin. ; "%v ^^ Sf ^^| SIR JOHN FRANKLIN. CATHOLIC NEWS GUARDIANS—Y ESTERDAY. KILMACTHOMAS BOARD OF GUARDIANS W&Z A$8&£8 BOARD OF The veil that obscured the fate of Sir John Frank- meeting of guardians, held or TUESDAY. Hud- THE BISTERS OF CHARITY. Waterford Friday, October 27 At the usual weekly (From ou:- own Reporter.) lin has been removed. Doctor Rae, of the , , 1854. (Thursday), the following attended : loits as an A correspondent of the 7Ime* writes as follows :— During the post week we have bad fine seasonable weather, yesterday Present—John Acheson, Esq., in the chair ; Thos, son 's Bay Company, whose previous exp Robertson A Ledlle J.P., in the chair. distinguished It is impossible not to be struck with tlie extraor- though rather cold ; bat it commenced, to rain tb'Is moraing with M ICHAEL D. H ASARD, D.V.C., Power Esq., J.l\ ; T. P. Sherlock, Esq., J.P. : Wtn, Arctic traveller have already so highly " , fitness of the reli ious institution of the ' Sisters a south wind here looks onaettl.d. BATE RECIIVED W. Fortescue, J.P., 0. Carioll, J. P., Messrs. Curri Castle ; Wtn, Power, Ksq., Bon- him, lanaed at Deal, on Sunday, and immediately dinary g , and the etmoap Hon. D. Power, Esq., g Sir of Charity' to the wants of the army in the eait We Oar imparts and export! for the past \v:e> havj been of Pillon. Hiclmr.l Asper. T S. Spencer, RichaTd Garo- mahon ; Messrs. Stephen Moore, Michael Fitzgerald, proceeded to the Admiralty, and laid before T. which are told that the French soldiery obtain from their ririal character. ble W. Wain, Thomr.s Kelly, P. Cirrigan, J. Cnri ol l , Edmond Cofley, Thomas Hayes, James Power, W. James Graham the melancholy evidence on A SECOND DELIVERY , ital a relief hysical as well as WH BAT.—A further considerable-adveace having taken place J i»r.:n. M. Kol'or:?, J. Hudson, K. Barron W. Hally, P.L.I, was also in attendance. his report is founded. A few of the unfortunate men ministrations in hosp p J. W. Sirang J. Hanr!;on, women serve at once as thii week in all the English markets, and having only moderate A. Ciwioyin, T. O'XeiUy, J. S. Richardson, minutes and cor- must, he thinks, have survived until the arrival of spiritual—in fact, that these OF M. Cororan Mr. Win . Hunt (clerk) read the supplies from farmers oar millers and dealera became anxious man, W. Pcct , K. Whe'-n, M. Hurpliy, , public interest. the wild-fow1, about the end of May, 1850, as shots medical officers and priests." , ? respondence, which were not of any purchasers at an advance of fatly 6s. per barrel from the rate* of A. Mackey. admitted into the were heard and fresh bones and feathers of geese The followingis from, the Constantinople corres- the minutes of last meet- A few persons applied to be this days'.'nni ht. Foreign bas been sold at a similar improve- The assistant clerk read had been cm- were noticed near the scene of the sad event. pondent of the Morning Ckronicte ;—"The wounded g WATERPROOF GARMENTS, ' correspondence, as fol- house. Some of them said that they ment. ing, and the commissioners no wages; and The folio wring is Dr. Rae's report to the Secretary French at Pera are getting on very well ; so are ployed for their diet; that they got short of hands, BARLEY.—All descriptions taken freely at ai advanceof If Consisting of lows :— that their cloJies were worn out Df the Admiralty :— their sick, and, though they are " Poor Law Commissioners office , Repulse Bay, July 29, 1854. it is in much more favourable proportion; beds, co- 6d. to as. per barrel. !?." 1854. Captain Hamilton said it was no wonder thattheii " OATS.—Not much nt market from farmers ; but a fair qnan- A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF SIZES Dublin. Oct. >, I have the honor to mention, for the informa- verlids, bandages lint, &c, had all been prepared . clothes were worn out, when they got no wages. He " SIR— , and all of whieh has met a frae ii c,R —The commissioners for administering the laws Lords Commissionersof the Admiralty,that , leforehand. Their wounded number from 1,400 to tit? by boats from the interior, Ireland, hava hud bnforc said that if fanners, notwithstanding the present high t ion of my sale at anadvancm of la. to la. 31. per barrel. IN THE Sfi&tf r relief of the psr in during my journey over the ice and snows this spring, 1,500, but their sick are very numerous. There is a ~~Zhe pissed at tke meeting of the board ol prices, treat their servants in this kind of way, they FLOUR & OATMEAL.—The former may be writte n 5a. resolution "with the view orcjrapletins the survey of the west show convent of French Sceurs de Charite here, who ren- ' on tho 12th instant, seeking shelter in J week, with a fair 1" ogaBever«ible Coat giw..diarw of the Waterford Union, should not be surprised at their of r:3thia I met with Esquimaux in Pelly Bay, from French hospi. and the latter 3 . per aac k higher than last state that they < insider the evi- farmers) will be , der the most valuable services at the in which the guardians the poor house, where they (the one of whom I learned that a party of white men' (Kab- Pera- demand. of the charge "f dishonesty brought tals. You may see these ladies trudging along —A good demand Baa been experienced (or dence in supprt bound by law to suppo t them. loonans) had perished for want of food soome distance carrying bas- INDIAN CORN. , PALETOTS, a^aiost Mrs. O'Neill , the nurse of the feyer hospit.il, is be purchased for the street, followed by a couple of soldiers this article during tha week , andseveral lots taken iir ennnump- A carpet was ordered to to the westward, and not far beyond a large river con- in their long toot sufficient *)jus;ify the guardians in dismissing her, workhouse Catholic chapel. It was stated in a letter and rapids. Subsequently, furthnr kets with medicine, and as they pass, tion and on speculation at an advanceof fully *2s. !O 3J. per barrel I WRAPPERS , OVERALLS , &( with reference to taining many fal's the Turks stare or calling on her to resign, but that from the commissioners that persons unconnected particulars "were received, and a number of articles black robes and clean white caps, Dn nil descriptions. Inspector, Mr. W. J. Hamilton, at thin new spe- the olmrge of neglect, the with the establishment would not be allowed to at- purchased , which places the fate of a pnion. if not of all , open-mouthed and in astonishment JOHN KENNY, Corn Factor. Also, some Cases of evidence as to tho date fit which a great bo re guested to like, tend divine service in the house. Of the then su'vivors of Sir John Frank'in's long-lost cies of Giaour, genus femininee. They are Mrs. O'Neill reported the loss of stos't (alleged by her doubt—a fate as terrible as the imagina- blessing in an hospital , end the wounded man knows THE HOWARD COMPANY'S the store windows on tho The master nnd the agriculturist made some accu- party beyond A to have t-.ken place by forcing towards lion can conceive. how to appreciate a woman 's hand to allay his suf- master of the I lard of guardians, sations of disobedience and want of courtesy BEST PATENT OVERSHOES 24lh of August) to the the case " The substance of the information obtained at various ferings. A French physician, to whom I was speak- IRISH the evidence be forwarded to the commis- each other, when the guardians dismissed and that all their demea- imes and from various sources was as follows :— ing the other d:J.y, assured me that one of these wo- for their decision. The commissioners have also by ordering them to be more polite in 1859), IN sioners " In the sprint? f°nr winte.s p»9t (spring, o men was of,,tore use than all the assistants put toge- WHEAT pr barrel of C=01tia. a. d. a. <1 had before them Mr. Hamilton's reprt and the evidence nor for the future, and to report to the board , if abjut were s<-en , i ".rty of white men .' amounting to forty, ther who had been engaged in attendance at the — White *1 V. to .)cot , and I am to forward here necessary—the master, however, to be obeyed in the ing a t3M — Hod 11 6 43 0 MISSES LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S. travelling southward over the ice, and dragg ii to find any- , , ivitli the iiiinules of evidence for the information of the first instance. Esquimaux who were killing seals hospital, a.. who never knew where JAT.LEY, iwr!i.-.r.el , ol2.':ibs with them , by some , <> .•;,vlti ; 17 6 HO board of guardians. Mr. O'Gradydhe master of the After some remarks from Mr. Sherlock , Mr. T hore of King William 's Land, which is a thing, or when to bring it." — report which he near the north s of the The Catholic — Malli::? - !° 3 J9 3 •workhouse, deposes that the first official Power and Mr. Win. Power, &c. the following reso None the partycould speak Esqui- The Ami de la Religion says :—" OATS, per Im .el, of 19Glln. was a note from , lar^e island. event which Pr 5» Quay, Wate: "ore! received of the loss of some blankets lutions were unanimously agreed to :— maux lan^inge intelligibly, but by signs the natives were world is at present occupied with a great — IV. .-'c 1' 10 is a Mrs. O'Neill , date 1 6th .September, which is enclosed ; p or shi had been is about to be accomplished at Home. Bishops are — Wirte !i 3 J6 0 " That Mcsrs- Gamble and Hu'» rates as soon as p5S"ible, the guardinns having re- ance of all of whom, except one officer , looked church. From France, his Eminence the Cardinal — In.c'in 'j - - - - • W (I SO (I her exhalation of the men, OATMEAL, n-r .- 'Ck. of-Wnibs - - *ll I) 42 0 reported lo Mr. O'Crady. and this is solved on paying the Waterford Board of Guardiaus cn thin, they then supposed to be getting short of pro- left for Home and has taken of 8!lbs. ...-Co 7 fi that site went over the were Gousset has already , BRAN, per barrel, PATRIOTIC FUND the delay She further alleges !>.• before the liist week in January, the balance due to visions, and they purchased a small seal frmn the natives. the way of Switzerland. The Bishop of Mons .has three times in the interval between the 2'jth of y to the stock them." At a later date the same season, but previousl arrived in Paris on his way to the Holy City, and is T N compliance with a communication received from August and Cih of September. Wi'h lespect to the im- having failed lo procure from the National and breaking ice. the bodies of some thirty persons FOUJ CN. Free. O'Neill's part, with " That up of the to leave in the course of the week. The Cardinal -*• the Chief Secretary of Ireland, I hereby request a putation of dishmieted , nnd interest allowed at such rate from the lime Its descri »nd th»t of the lower shore in the neigh- in Paris, and on their way for Rome. Irelan — A T -. :V \ h ':-ne!i while, - . M 0 00 C Mn&ictmg o i some points, is no! ption which more — 11). ".; i*-JO. - " • * :. - - - - IX) 0 00 C On Wednesday, the \st November, at One n'Clock, the evidence, which is the por-law architect will certify that all works con- tinrhnoi of Point Ogle and Montreal Island agree with only Catholic country in the world from ' the commissioners to alHrm that the — Gi-Aan-i BevdVns.ci , - - - 00 0 00 C For the purpose of appointing a Committee to give such as to enalile tracied "or are comp leted nnd weeordins to contract ; that of Sir Oc'rge Back. Some of the bodies had been than two prelates have been invited by name." — Knyn' -1. |00 0 no t board of fruar.liana have arrived , -: ' immediate effect to Her Majesty's most gracious conclusion to which the Legion of Honour, as a re- ! Sfl may stand in fraudulent motives to Mrs. O'Neill) is not — — A-r— ci*.n. Prenc'i. &:•¦"> 1 ^8 0 0 honest or land was appointed medical which had been turned over lo form a shelter , and several cholera at Gallipoli. -. M' I ' .0' *i!i 0 20 6 need of assistance, in consequence of the loss of It appears to the dm lege of Surgeons in Eng , ward for his services during the — — F a :i Aiiier i'un Wr pmvej against her, is incorrect. per year. JJe hy scattered nbut in different directions. Of those Trinity, — — il-.y.: ia", - - - - P.I I' ?4 0 their Husbands and Parents in Battle, or by death has beiMi great neglect, ifiicer to the union at the rate of £10 Five nuns of tbe Convent of the Holy • ••• •¦' : missioiiers, however, lhat there found on the isUnd one was supposed to have been an the East, to — — V V- . - - - - 'l 0 ii' 0 sn active service in the present War. activity and system on the. part of was the only candidate. Bermondsey, are about to proceed to FLOUR, h<- ¦• V.'i ,p v I; ?r-i , of ¦." .".Ibsi. - UJ 0 CO I) and want of sufficient officer , as a telcsnpe stripped nver his shoulder*, •'¦¦onc ¦ ¦:¦¦ " •' ,).» HENRY DENNY, Mayor. supplies for the use of A tender for Indian meal, up to the 23th March , heha'l attend the wounded soldiers and sailors. Mrs. — '.i. 1 r. o. ;. ." . - - 00 0 MO Mrs. O'Neill. The mixture of the ind his double-barrelled gun lay underneath him. INDIAN W BAL, Am- ':*.. ''. > :rii.-l. o l"T,lj'.. 0D 0 0^ 0 Mayor's Office 2Gth October 1854. private stores ought not to haw wasacceptcd from Mr. J. W alsh, of Kilmacthomas, Nightingale's party of ladies for the East include se- , , [o27-lt] the hospital with her own " From the mutilate! state of many of the corpses and 5 Ho.ne -Ii 'inVctore , I „.. n - she pleaded a<% lo too. at Sis. per sack ; and oatmeal at £\ per cwt. Mr. veral members fro m a community of the Sisters of per s' , or *2--Hbs. ™ ° 3l " aecurred. The forgctfulness which the c intents of the kettles, it is evident that our wretch- I » <* 5 overs tock of cxndlcs and soap, found after much perseve- Sherlock spoke in favor of accepting these tenders. Charity in London. ItYF, :,IRAL, - "' CO 0 00 0 AUCTION ed ciiintryrnen had been driven to the :nst resource— j-t v* t» JL A. i^t UAV regir.l.-d as a was rather AT• • » MOONVEEN••» -v^ i-' fc » • uii|, COUNTY*-r \*t KILKENNi-Jll ilY A K rance by the workhouse master, cannot he Mr. W. Power thought thar the period cannibalism—ns means of prolonging existence. SISTKRS op M ERCY FOR THE HOSPITALS OF SCU- O'Vcil! a Midway between Waterford rnd Carrick-on-Suir. satisfactory explanation on that point, and if Mrs. . long, as no one could tell how the markets would " There appeared to have been an abundant supply of TARI .—We understand that there are at present 2.5 Imports r.id Exports for the Week ending Th:: •sday, had, as she alleges, suspicion* of an entiy having been rate in the meantime. ammunition , as the pwder was emptied into a heap on the Listers of Mercy in Baggot-street Convent—the cen- 2{\lk in *tu'it . effected into the clothing store of th- fever hospital o:i con- '(TO BE SOLD by Public and Unreserved Aue- ° Mr. Siiaiiiihan , of Scrahnn , was appointed ground, hy the natives out of the kegs or cases containing tral house of the institute in Ireland—prepared on i:.ii'C?UTS. "XPOBTS *¦ the "iotli of August (th'>ii'{li Mime is much doubt whether tr.ietor for now milk at lOd. per gallon. Several it; and a quantity of ball and shot was found below high- the shortest notice to leave for the East, in order tc Wheat - - 7 Quarters. Wiiort - - fiOO Barre's lion on F HID AY, the 3rd day of N OVEMBER the siorc wis s> entered.' , she ought at once to have re- but wnter prohnbl been left on the iee close to Inniiin Cui';i , 14 '3 I'. I . O. I*-, - - - COTS ilo next, by direction of the Proprietor, Alderman uunnliaiis said the contract was r.ither high ; mark, having y undertake the duty of nurses for the sick and wound- Dnt-i . . . .. C. . c-y - - WH) prted on il.e snhject ; an I her reason for not h iving fro m his res- the beach. There must have bee" n number of watches, , ' do. L' -v.r.isTAL, at his Farm, Moonveen, the following is hardl they also stated th.it Mr. Shan ihan , ed soldiers. Some of these devoted ladies have Dnrley, - - no. ' m'biCorn , 310 do. ii.iidc any reprt for twelve ilay* subs-Tineutly y (several double-b irrelled), &c. L ¦'' p1 ¦ ;:J 2 S;lcks valuable Stock of DAIRY COWS and other effects, 'ctabil i ty, was sure to give the very best milk. Mr. comp.isse3. teleECopcSi guns come, accompanied by the reverend mother, from - WJ "• "- " ' • Bullicient to account for her sil»nce. I'pin thu whole p. broken up, as I saw Flourr ur j5 - r.orivK Oat'iicsl - do. comprising :— Sherlock suggested that the board should keep cows »H of which appear to Imve been Westport, and more from the Convent of Mercy at '" the commissioners con-r that there has been eulpabV pieces ofthese different articles with the Ksquimaux ; O'Neill , and they are of Cor their own use. Mr. Shanahan 's tender for the Kinsale, the summons of charity having been sent to " ' - 22 in Calf Cows, to calf in the months of February, negligence on the. put of M rs. ind , toget her silver spoons ami forks, purchas- Corrected'/.. : DGJ f urtin 17al*:'f n;\l Nvrt ' 1 cabbages, grown or with some them from the central house to come to Dublin with March and April , jjmii-m that it would lie I m the ndvantsijji! o ' the union foliage of turnips, mangels, and ed as many as I could get. A list of the most important a. d. s. d laced iu 1 readiness. Hoe ", ne- '!>.. — — — — O A\ — ;:i j.i 5 Yearling Heitt'ors, high bred , and very promising, that a more none ami cirufu! perdon shouM be p the farm, for £2, was also accepted. of theso I enclose, with a roug h sketch of the crests nnd ill speed, and hold themselves in " farm (15 statute that Gal- Mil am, per 1 0., — — — — C) S — C'l ;.'j 2 do. Bullocks, do. do. charge of 'he ' fever hospital. The agriculturist's report of the ini'ialson the forks and sp ons. The articles themselves It affords us sincere gratification to find L--n .. — -. — _ _ 00 0 — C) G 11 request the attention ol il ,- C] 1 Yearling Bull , a beautiful animal, The emmiiHsiiiiicrs have to acres) was read. It was approved of;. however I'.i.ill be hnnded over to the Secretary of the Hon. Hud- way contributes her share in this noble undertaking, V> .'¦ . i' (o. , — — — — CO 0 — Ii Ihelwrd ol" j;;iir.r'-i!H to tint |r>rt of the evidence of the lauded the mastei and Po . i-i o.. — — — — M 0 — ri fl 9 Weanling Heill'er Calfs, purest and best breed , excited s.ime laughter, because it son's Ray Company on my arrival in London. and that from our Sisters of Mercy three heroic ¦ ¦ • _ 97 0 — Kl •> W I .:;!IOUSC 'III which he st I CS that at the 1 ? ¦ .. — — — Tiiastvr of the < . ' who had so recentl y met him (the agriculturist) in " None of the Esquimaux with whom I conversed lwl devoted beings have left their peaceful seclusion up- l." - .--ii ' ¦ ¦• c'o., — — —."1 0 — '* 0 11 Store Pigs, ' the guardians ¦ ¦; cl>.si' fi f every hal. yi'.ir Ins has requested disputation on the floor of the board-room. soen the " whites,1' nor had they ever been at the place on this glorious mission. The Rev. Peter Daly and Sr • . ¦' < ' i o. - 0 — ."o 1 Sow, with litter of 10 young ones, Berkshire breed , to take sloe';, but th'-y hive not 'lone so either at the their information O'l ' r 'o ( ' :•• '—• ) — — — -- =: 0 _ P- I) OCT. 21. where the hvlies were found, but had the reverend mother, who was most anxious to pro- 1 do. do. 8 do. do. tl- iil:il. The general workhouse STATE OF THE HOUSE. SATURDAT r-.»t. : ; u — 11. 0 woilihou* or .o fever ln.*' from those who had been there and who had seen Ihc from her - ¦ •>- • -, 0 With sundry valuable articles of Dairy Utensils. in thu Remaining fioin previous week. I?.O; admitted during ceed to the East also, but was prevented Tr ' ov.¦ — •: f. —vt. — — — — — :r 0 regulations prcs.-'-iUo ilia?. M >: 'i shutiM be taken party when travelling. Nev Car 's — — — — i.1 0 C) 0 The Auctioneer wishes to call the attention of the week , .J ; ciischi'. ged. 2 ; total remaining on Saturday, delicate state of health , escorted them to Dublin, >: — — — — presence of two g'lard'.ms i\ > the end of each half ye ir. ' " I offer no for taking the liberty of addressing C •: I'' ' _ _ -3 0 — (Jl 11 Dct. 21 , till ; corrcspmling week in IS".3, 211 ; cost of apology where they are to remain for a few days, until all ar- ' Mr- .). -ei _. •;/ public to this Sale of Stock , the Cows being all and the cn:iiiiiis-i o!n.'r.s ti"st iliat iu future some nii'in - you. as I do so from a belief that their lordships would i?eo .-: t —-' , — — , — 0 — n 0 pro v isions nnd nocesRi ries forwec\\ £i8 lis. fJlM. leted. A chaplain is to Fotr • ",(. ¦• )r- c :ono _ 0 8 — C1 !:i young well-bred, and in good condition, and will be bers of the lvin d in ay 'ne found willing lo undertake (his possession at as early a date rnngements shall be comp ' ; The 191 p:in>M!rd arc clwi'ge.thle e desirous of being put in Wii'*. -e<- (..I nr~ . e) — — — 10 0 — 0 0 sold singly to suit purchasers ; the Heiffers and necrs-ary duty i'i ne "U'UJUCI' wi'h th- gi'iicttl rcgula however meagre and unex- accompany them.—Evening Post. Do. ITe.r ". — — — — — ':> 0 — !l a •ions as follows.: — Rill y lniircii. :) ; Ciimgjns lc, 7 ; M pnsini-.i««r Wta-r&et. , I ; .Vtr.i'Mnlly, 0; Tinnasa jgai t. It j Kno'-kmahon , 4!} ; CLONMEL QUARTER SESSIONS 185 1.) afforded to parties wishing to get into first-rate Mr. (ianihle moved tint, sis sufficient pounds 's- •' I may add that, by means of our guns and nets we (For the Week i-nclivg C:t. 27 , Kilm.icthomai . S:) ; .Vniicslowii. 11 ; UirrMIl , 4 ; Giarge In re Thomas Pope. [Ki\ror:> .o' FROM THE MAI - K ITT iicuar .] obtained ly of provisious last autumn , and 1 Stock. wore not established against Mrs. O'Neill , that slie nwn 0; (iardemnoiris, 6 Ncwtowu 17 ; Kilbarry- an ample supp Hon- Ninnlierof firKins weighed at th • Pu'ol'c Butter SI: ket iti , ; winter iu snow hom?s in com- Mr. Harris, as counsel, with whom was Mr. Terms, Cash ; Purchasers to pay Auction Fees of be reinst.'iii-d in her situation. Tha motion having larue, 1-1 total , l'Jl- my small party passed the this city — — — — — — — — 0!3 neaden. 12 ; Union at ; the deer shot affording nor, opposed the insolvent's discharge, on behalf of Cel' 2::i 5 per cent. been seconded, it was passed unanimously. M asters requirements for the week :—3-10 lbs. white pinttiyecomforr, tho skim of Do do. ot Frivate r.v , abundiint warm clothing and bedding. My spring jour- Messrs. Coates and Fenton, detaining creditors. — — Sale to commence at Eleven o'Clock. Mr. J. Carroll moved and Mr. Ca<:lngan seconded , hi e:i'] ; 7. tea ; } Lairel beer ; 3' cwt. co:ils. have Arctic travcllin" had not tnujhtme to expect—I Mr. Harris stated that he was instructed to oppos? V/ KDHJ.SDAY. Waterford, October 27, 1854. [o27-lt] —Carried. «; LONDON CORN EXGIJANaB— £c, " Jons R AE . .F.. in thia case on behal f of Mr. A. Coates, for the non- The arrivals ol nil S'cin, English asd foreign, t'li* wee'e have Ttir. CAM. MIANS ." HA :IBOU ;I BOAU .) ' " " Commanding Hudson's Buy Company s payment of a taxed bill of casts, a verdict having been to a ver" t.illin"extent o;ily. To day's market was thinly (' \Villia:n A meeting of this body was hold on yesterday 1 - Mr. lli?ad onstfihlf Doyle reported that Arctic Expedition.'- be?r- obtained against the insolvent, Thomas Pope, jale very limited an'l retail work- Present : Jacob IVnrosc, chairman , Thomas Barnes, Esquimaux , said nttcn.lpil . nn.I thu of wheat was of a ftotrt "Neb*—Swage Callahan , whose children nre in the Waterford ' I *!st of articles purchased from the Rt the late assizes at Waterford , for a malicioiu libel character ; r -es remain unnltcred t'rom Monday. Spri.11; corn of dCo was offered for Wm. M. Arcingli, John Coombe, Joh n Lawlor, P.K. to have been obtained at the place where the bodUs of r. H' ARRIVED. house, and for whom a reward on Mr. Coates, who is agent to Lird Stradbroxe. firm. Oats and barley rather dearer. Win . Lloyd. the persons have died of famine were 1 21»t—Cp.millia(a) liartlett, Bristol, g.c. ; put back—Thoraai his apprehension , was a pauper at present in the Iteitl , Win. S. Thompson, reported to He had several points to rely on to justify him to as.: and Mary, Deane, before mentb".2d. Carluw poor house. Mr. Charles Smith , who had been sont to England found , viz :— which was £-2nd—CiKiuett, Terry. Dungarvan, wheat and flour; Aurora. :< an animal's head with for the insolvent's remand, the first of Streamy, Cardiff, coals ; Arethusa, Candler, Callao, orden Mr. Owen Carrol l, Chairman , and Messrs. Cnrrl- by the board , at a cost of .ii.j a week and travelling Duo silver table fork—orest, wings extended above ; three silver table forks-crest, a that he was convicted by the evidence of a jury of a ______guano ; AmlromcJn, Peat, Saldana, guano and bones, orders. J. Carroll A. Cadogan, recommended that a expenses, iu search of a pilot boat , gaw his opinion _ S?rd—Rambler, Daly, Youghal, bricks. gnn , , '.endel ; one silver table spoon - malicious libel. The 68th section of the Insolvent boat? which liu had inspected—-the bird with wings ex ! Baa, ofa ion. 24th—Kit. person be appointed in the place of Mrs. Hefl'ernan. relative to three tain Crozier, Terror) ; when it should vppear to On t *e ill inst., the wile of Josep^h ^ Coombe, crest, with initais ' F.R.M.C (Cap Act expreisly provided that A*. .nl'p i-e hoiuie, the wife »T Simon Un ;ge, E;q.. of a son. S-3.Ii— . lars (si, Burnrt, Liverpool, g.c. Mr. Hudson brought forward his notice of motion Freak (62 tons) and Swgnl (;>1) b itlt of Leamington , * 2 :t •—Dubiin [s], Taylor hoaOnn, g.c. one silver tivble 8pom and one fork—crest, bird wilh the court or commissioner that a person was convict- Oct. :-tl. it IJII W.T tterkvley strn "t , Dab:!n, the wife of Wm, , of (import . Tlie Frrak, it was ' 57th—Shamroc't [a], ThomaB, Bristol, g.c. j Liberty, Pierce, So equalise the dietary in the workhouses generally and :he Intrepid, laurel branch in mouth, motto, * Spero meliora ;' one ed in any action for a breach of promise of marriage O. Hrauley, \'y.\., tul citsr, oi a daughter. £')30. A long nrubling conver- Carciifl , c-'V|., son of the late Rev. 21st—Fame. Newport, Paul, ballast ; Elizabeth, Hogan, Men- the Joseph and Mary the ' ' Dubli-i find bro.her of Capt pcar.ince of turf more than bread. The result was !>oats. In speaking of < .' (Alexander M'Do- : resorted here in consequence of the superior rations p , the court, when it is satisfied that the injury com- On Sun 'ay lest, ot 'lie Catholic CalnrCrsl. n th'i city, b» the Mnd-Jnmes, B'other*, Carding ballait ; Clipper, Whitburn, iven in the Waterford union. Mr. Hudson recom- but the .Toe was a beautiful model. Mr. Smith said nald, assistnnt-xiirgeKn , Terror) ; one silver table fork - Rev. R. Fitrge 'aid. f i* T. Curran, ero^s*', L'r'rn islrsnd street, Belfast, flast« ; Harmonic, ftekel , Cnr:,i(T, ballast ; Syren, Craig, g second-muster plained of was malicious, to order to have the party to Kate hte r of t!:i late Mr. Peter IVemiergast, of Michael Curc.ifl', I nlliist ; Hose , Parry, Purtmadoc, ballast ; Britannia, mended the employment by the f irmcrs of the abl e it would take four men to manage the Freak. Mr. initials, ' G.A.M. '(Gilliea A. Macbean, , tiaug ' Terror) ; one silver table fork—initials, ' J.T. ;' onesil- app lying for his discharge committed to prison for street. White, Cardiff, ballast; Coromandel,Thomas, Milforil,potatoes; bodied male and female population , and thereby Coombe moved, seconded by Mr. Lloyd , that Mr. At l)ui»l)uri», 0.1 the Rhine, John Hbir E*" ., of the Inland Bnntor.i, Ilulck , Livenxiol, rice. vor riuss.irt spoon—initials. ' J.S.P.' (John S. Peddie. any period not exceeding two years, and to have his land , which was not now Fox, jut ), of Plymouth, be written to, to ascertain Revenue Department. Waterlurd, to Jp.ne, re'iotof John Shaw, •13r.'—Tinrnns !c Jlary, Dean, before mentioned : Pride, Pur- lesson the rates, and , if so, surgeon, Kn-hnsi ; one round silver plate, engraved, petition dismissed. Now, he (counsel) contended Erq., CloiKiiel. nr.II, Cardiff, oats ; Mary, Korrist, lyindon, butter ; Magic, worth 2i. Gd. an acre would be, if the people were if he shoul'l be disposed to charter hi< boat the E)uance , Cardilf, ballast ; Brilliant, "rown, Car '.ifT, oats ; Sky- , ' Sir Jiiiin r'ranldin, ICO B.;' a staror order, with motto, that, under the terms of this penal clause of opposi- D V. A V H S . employed , worth £i an acre in the vicinity of this li'i'iiitprr, for two or three months, with the object of 1 Inrk , Black, Constontinnple, coals ; Olive Hranoh, Kelly, Xec uspera terrent , G.lt. 111., MDCCCXW tion , it was imperative on his worship to remand the At Savannah, Geor»in , U.S., on the 5th of September, after Liverpool, oats ; Prothcua, Harris, Llanelly, baliast ; Handy, found suited to the pilot 1*a Air city. Mr. Hudson after a long and explanatory selling her to th? board if • j\ of other articles with no marks by f^^mrlj4 nlniiAAb^f If I* , ' Also, number insolvent. three days' illness, of yellow fever, Mary, wife of Mr. Lorenzo v*oiia, Gloucester, uaiiasi* with regard to an equaliza- service ? Passed. but which will he handed •24lh—Oscar, Oliv% Newport, ballast ; Camillia [s], Bartlett, statement of his views, which they rould he. reco^uise'l, Court—What were the damages obtained by tin F. O'Niill , fornrrly of this city; and in three days after, the commissioners and a change Orders were made for the payment of £4.1 Cx. Hi. i>ver with those above named to tha Secretary of the Hon. Bristol, g.c. ; Thomas Mahony, Mulcaliy, Shoreham, oati ; J*hn tion of dietary by the , verdict ! 8*'i Sept., or«nme disease, Mr. L. P. O'Neill. Mra. O'Neill was Morgan, Gorma> ., Llanelly, ballast ; Fortune Teller, Hockea, to Mr. Cox , balance dm; for the charter of the llu Is-iii 's liay Co mpany. " J OHM IU E . C.F. of the law of settlement , concluded by moving that Mr. Harris—fid., your worship. preparing to leave lier horse nt Savannah for Me. Orleans at TTewport, iballast. to Capt. Angel for " iOth—Elizabeth Tuplin, Llanelly, ballast; Atlas, Percv, St the committee meet for the purpose of carrying these Joseph, and the sum of £80 1S<. " Hi-pulse Bay, Ju!y. S31." Mr. Fitzgerald—Though they were laid at £l, COC the mo.ncnt she was Heiz< *il with symptoms o .hut dreadful , so u c*:t short her life. Mr. O'i'.'eill had liter, Joh I 'S Ne-.Tluundla id, ballast : Silence, Parry, Cardiff, ballast ; measures into eliVct. The committee accordingly the charter of his boat. scours;.* which 8'i -com Evans they were reduced to Cd. for twelve months conneatci with t'ie "^ 'avorn-*h Georgian " Ores, M'Carthy, Youghal, Indian ; Active, , agreed to meet on Tuesday, the 8th of November. between end was full of hope in h:s new home, where, al- Llanelly,ballast ADVICK TO ENGLISH BURGESSES. The insolventwas after a long argument newspaper, Llanrlly, bal.'ast ; Arethusa, Candler Mr. Cadogan, with a iece of the Limerick bread PETTY SESSIONS -T HIS 1)\ Y . ly to Mr. Harris said—I th«it!»!i but n dom vrat've stronger, we leprn he has (eft .n ny Sflth— Innc, Quirk, p respectable counsel sworn , and in rep ' nrernpiu'c and *TIP- Dundee, puano. Mr. C. Newport, Mr. Tabu- We copy the following from a h'ghly admiring nnd ai'M'C-c fr ends to re?ret his Trielc (turf-looking) said a vote of censure ought to be [Before the Mayor, sold ahorse and car in Clonmel on the fair-day in fate. !Ie wai Reuerous k ; n.l-he3r>d. and an'ect'r.n- 27th—Mary, llnunsefe'l, Kingroad, train ; Emeline, , Mercury, ad- l^ncliuly , Margarei Duck, Portsmouth, oats ;Thomas passed against the guardians of that unicn. tcii;, It. M., Mr. J. Power, Mr. O. Carroll , ant and influential journal , the Liverpool gave the money to my sister, [>te;und we know fiat in this city and elsewhere, where he Newpor'.pitwood ; August for £16 ; I without a feeling of Owen , Pcmbray, balla«t : Mary, Venle, Su-unsea, pitvtood; beggars outside Ca;>t. Fitzgerald, S. I.] Liverpool. On" would was ffenerally known, n-1 me will reoo t lis « Liver pool Mr. J. Carroll said he knew thkt dressed to the burgesses of Margaret Pope ; it was to pay my debts I sold them j ' ' ' who \u their desolate H >pr, Rowe, London, Ros. , grain; Albion. Bvrne, , sorrow. Th- dececie eft two chil re*>, bv Uul.eri Hrnry, Lewis, Liverpool , Cork, were better fed than industrious individuals ; and Mv. J. Cauliii'hl , of 15 tll y'irteken , was summoned me ; I did .'^n. v.ere token chit ne of ^tr. Robrrt Li m r.ck , pitwond ; imagine that it was written for Waterford :— this was after the verdict was got against nml denlnrnMe c^T. lnd:an corn ; Mars [s], Burns, Liverpool, g.c ; Emcrsll [»],. iven a countryman named Oakley, for having assault- Cunwy, in :¦(• :>• ofTrn-n-re , 9 ; token to fia house in New he was anxious that plenty of work should be g by not wish Mr. Coato* to get my horse or car, nor any- Davis, Liverpool, Limerick, g.c. " Never since the reform of our municipality was it M<*""n!". W B V . * S ?~' V or. i dfnl y ivmpatliize with the famUy of the house. ed and si -;"ck him on the f.iir day (Wednesday), on " WinD—N. to N.N.E. and S.\V. to the able-bodied inmates into the profes- thing ehe belonging to me ; all I had was my situ- >nd frienils J .' J V ISO whose sad late we have to record . May U. vb-ickcn , whilst making a bargain foi " more necessary to look minutely Mr. Strangman said Mr. Carroll's observation was the hill of '.l' for the office ation and the horse nnd car ; every shilling I owe, :hey rest in pf.--. -e. the case when the de- " sions of those who ofFur themselves On M'in lay last, of consumption, at St. Mavv'a Ursuline Con- perfectl y correct ; the adult paupers should be, irre- two pi;;s. Prosecutor proved , I will pay ; the £16 went : WATERFORD AND f.IMERICK RAILWAY COMPANY " of local leg islation than at tilts moment. There with the blessing of God, rent, Francpa, in r.*l'g on Mo:'.'v'ek Vorris-'ey. kenny district. After some discussion the matter named Dolicrty were fined —SlaUivy £1, the woman lieve that after the verdict I got no portion of my At r.a'n '.d'ivc.. reir fc'.-- *opol. Czl. 2, of cholera. Staff Sur- " shown ourselves able to acquire, we must prove ¦j-n ' Stfihen riTnc'my. and Total, — — — ££01 0 tt was carried 10 to 3, that the relieving 5s. and Dohe> tv o-S for having !>eaicn a policeman is not a relieving oflicvr n I'ctcr .Mnc 'rny -!-in of tho Ive Mr. ' -Nth October, I8c4 . , on a division , that we ore able lo wwiilwu. No institution that salary as relieving ofKccr ; brother of Mr- Jami:s .'iaciay, of (he rrspecUble firm of Toole Waterford Terminus, convenient locality named Morris, in Stephen-street, on Monday. The " officer should reside in the most inanimate selfish or ulte' member) now ; has been 17 days in custod y. .V .Ma-ki-y, Ou 'i'in. WATERFORD AND TRAMORE. strongly against persons in " is supported by , , ¦•i:l .: from internal injuries received by the of his district. ma«!*trates spoke very which seizes iU Court—Let him bj ren.anded for four months from At ' 'j-i» 'i!r-Mer, Return of passenger traffic for week ending dice in the dis- " can stand against the opposition k'u!^ ofa b.orye 'li'rin 1? the recent review, need sixteen , John ' 2tst October — — £44 12 S CONTllAC TS. iheir Jrunkenness assail'ting the p the date of the vesting order, and then discharged. Kilfane. S- aturday, , " abuses as the basis of attack , and storms its out- Power, Esq., el -st ton of Kir Joh n Power, Kurt., Waterford Terminus, 24th October, !8ci. There were three tenders for flour—one at 50*. charge of their duty. Several nuisance cases were Joh n, son of .'Jr. John Sherlock, New Ross. " wo' k'i while the warders are sleeping on their proprietor of per barrel one at -I!)*, and one at 5fis. The first , then disposed of. " AX) AtKings'nv.-n. I! ••¦ a'-d Rnrrett, Esq., edilor end WATERFORD AND KILKENNY. , posts. Where repvesents'.'.ivc government exists, T.IMEHIC IC RACES STEBPLE CIIASBS. t!ie late *' Pilot * ne v^nnner. Traffic for week «nd : Saturday, 21nt October, l?£i :— a " corninciipp I on T.i"., PV. There wi re T-vent— i? on being produced bv the baker, turned out from which the abiliiy of ii people is tried These races ' Passengers, pnrcels, 4c, — — £140 5 10 LOCAL ACTS. " the test by Lord • irprionl, I.ur.l Iln .rl'i Sir T H II 'IM. W. Kennnly. K«j , 11 stone of flour 18 lbs! 8 ozs. ; the second , at 40s. per QUERIES AS TO () Merchandise, cafie. &c , — — I'M 12 , " lies in the choice of their representatives. Jiiiin Criiker, Henry Lyni'i. On' tHn Cullns. produced TO THE EDlVOa OF THK UP.rORTER AND VINDICATOIt. Vnssy, uml many other nc». liEVIEW OF THE BRFTISH CORN TRADE , 18 lbs. 6 ozs., and the third, at Aid the test by which the peonle ought to try Thompsn.i Kiisst'll , Ciio'ni i Huy U . , Total — — — £246 18 9 S-R—Muc h is rvd a! iut the iirproje.rr t 't of to.ens in " inns. This rnnin? was wry :n» i inrri- ; the day held up well, DURING THE PAST WEEK. 18 lbs. 4 ozs. the candidates soliciting their suffrages is a very " Corresponding week last year :— In'r.ul . i - . /. e i -cc.it Ads of Per ''a.,ie-il haviig refe- " We mlijnin n return or '^*r running :— ( b\om the Marh Lane Express.) Passengers, nfrcels, &c, — — £1?) IS 10 M J . Devcveux was declared the contracter at 5Gs. ' municipal honors, Hanilicup Stak s. h ,'., fill mim R'idrit. Two ni:li:s aml-i'-NIC. re u (/'t. f ' i. I.'- ay, sir, will it be agi ceable t) yeu " simple one. Genilcmcn who seek ' 1 . CMstwi ;s into the prt of London' Merchandise , cattle, &c, — — £1 ? 7 per sack. ho- Mr Irvvin H II C Little . Inr,;,i , 3 yr«, jst iai:> [J. H-i^an] — 1 The RiTivo 8 of who..' f. lm \ itne ' i t'rae to enlighten the public on these im- ' like gentlemen who are ambitious of senatorial Mr U'ilsun'a i: f U'vnli n, 4 ))•¦» , ?« — — — 2 hove been on a rno'levate B'-. e, and the quantity bought Mr. Devereux was also declared contractor for 1 - ' Total — — — £IS7 0 S pi ' -nt topics? For raj own ; irt, hiving a penchant nors, must submit to a searching examination . Their Lord Watrrfti .l'i lig Cnr L:id , 4 yra, Tat Tlli — — S forwfi-d by raM !ws been l?vi thnn l:«at week. The show increase — — — 69 18 4 the supp ly of oatmeal at ICs. Gd. per civt. pried in') serctnl of ourchartew les .Mr CourleiiRy » Ii c Surprint* , Mr Ii:*vly ' i I) f lule Girl , Col .jr nnlH jiii'ies. T have ' past -ouduct must be looked up, their princi p ' 1 of sample!!at Murk-lane WPS very small, both on Wednes- Mr. Wal pole for rice, 17s. per cwt. on Irish municipilities, OB' 1 \Ves"i*nra Nb % Gomiviter—n't plrcrt . of loc d government conf eaeii , h rt,3oscr.'s aililed. Weight fur fge. day and Friday. The smallnes of the supplies bas pre- The board then adjourned. me tlu-t almost evei-y improve- f . " ' DEPARTURE OF TROOPS FOR THE E IST.—Yester- and it hfis appeared M " frankl y before the Hbunal to which they appeal. Ilrati, one mile and hall. vented extensive transactions, but the tut ness which S' AT.5 o? THE HOUSE. ment I have known •> take p< ;ice might havo been done Sir T Burke'» ch c Morgan Uattler, 3 yra , 6it 131b [T. radually rising prices ; the day morning drafts from the 30th, 33d, 41st, 49th, " We have said tliat they should be men of " unbi- Harrison] —• — —. — — 11 has been done has been at g P-v^¦ i.i n-: O,m last «w'( — — — 1*> > our charterrl ;i hts and powers. As you have — quite 2s. per and 68th regiments, in all ¦ — !H unucr ^ assed opinion, mature judgment, and enlightened l)r J ,.l*ij..il!>y a lir e C<*ad mil!e-Failtha, 4 yr«, 7st — 8 2 sales made on Wednesday were at rates 50th, 55th, 57th, 63d, A'l'i• • l ilurinx t iu week — — /tr ' j ale nets for the better jvernrncnt " I ".. :: • _ _ — U4-J reoen '.ly obtained * " but it is necessary also that they be Mr ICyre 'a ch f BI UR I . lywTvt — — — 3 2 quarter above those current in tiie beginning of the week, 1160 men, were embarked on board the Jura, at 52 J.iincrick, peihaps it will be in your iwct " conscience, Mr 1 Burkn'a cli c Bar'ymore, paid. -.:. -K fd — — — — — of the oi'y of [ willi the pub- and the advance from Monday to Friday may be fairly Queenstown, for conveyance to the East. Twenty _____ 10 ndvanlnges flowing therefrom sire equ il tc " men able and ng to give their time to Corinthian Stakes, 4 sova ear'::, h fl, 40sova added. Weigh t for __ it say if tbe one mile snd-a-half. estimatedat 4s. per quarter. stirgoons and assistant-surgeons accompanied them. I'o :il ___ «'3 theso acts? In vea.ird to the Go- lie service. They should be men who would checr- ate. Gentlemen riders. Heats, »- »- » >- IW* the cost of p; K'Utirrj: " Lord Howth'a hr c Bors-in, 3 yra, 9it [Mr \V Kennedy] 111 A few lots of foreign wheat have come to hand , but Militia are to be equi .. ." "(ioii lrs:Irsi SSarar .'.'it'i:yiiy — — — ' fully abandon a crotchet for the common weal, but The City of Limerick pped N"> . -il V.V.« n kl ¦¦>•¦> • ;.;¦••• — — — — K'3-i vernment measure of the I'st scsion, billed the Towns " L-ml Waterliml'i b fj Gay Lad, 5 yra, list 41b [Mr. the entire quantity reported up to Saturday evening has ¦> • ' nerer retlnuahh a princ i le to please the Fitzgerald] _ — — — 132 and trained as an artillery corps, consisting of three D"i . "> ::»::•!••'•¦ . 'I; i"i •• iiII ixil ury — — 1*9 Improvement Act. it appears t> me to be a perfect wd- " who will p — amounted to »nlr 5,066 qi's. The sales marie on Friday - '' 2"*1 Mr Bayly's b fldle Girl, p»id. companies. Doi IVn .r ev * !*«:id a.:x tiary -— — tliTiiess of '.ogisliit'im. Ti.)co Unvos feientesU 'litn. " wi'iiin of the It.ur, who will stand up for a good ob- ie;-.us quite 4s. above those at which purchasers I) *< Fev»- I!o..,Va| — 41 were at THE CHANCES OP W AR.—The chances of war are t\t\ _ . __ ^1/ shall we bo governed oiherwise than as the step- against the shifting wind of popular clamour in the begiaing of Dot TcPi* rnci -rw*.i. *inrKv do. _ — - When " ject migiit linvo sa^U'e'l eimili'.v qualities ' _ _ _ adapted children ? When the notoriously in favour of the side which can hold out Tom ' — _ — H* Tiother p.ovidns for her " us well U4 against the obstructive prejudices of an R ETURN OF THE M OHMONS E ASTWARD .—A Wes- tlis week. Very moderate qailities of reil Baltic brought No. o ir-ri if ss on that tlay V. inonmon'.'mn — — -1241 )rs of our ancient and r I'riotic < irj jrntions have * per quarter. A cargo of longest, and nobody con deny that thia side is Russia, _— — ^t(J me rut " intolerant faction." tern paper saj s that a few days since a train, com- 72s. to 74s. and H:ie over 80s IrcrerIrcremene — —~ — — — i.y inie commisaioMei's under that centralizing power the fii'flt arrival , brought a high price. a country confessedly unassailable within its own FINANCIAL. posed of 9 waggons and 50 persons, crossed the new liostock, which , residing on the banks of Thames, is endeavoring UPPLKMBK T G RATIS, WITH THE W EEK.LT DISPATCH conr.dovable difficulty in making f:-on tiers.— Tablet. r.'C verl |,y Treasurer du'u •» the w«ek — £i i 7 1 S Missouri eastwardl y in search of a new home. They Tho millers have had _ ' _ l!)1 0 3 grasp all to itself, how distint will be the day of their CTOBER TH Weekly Dispatch of - 'egular customers sup- A letter from a Waterford Boldier at the Crimea ^.->bviVi > olr SUNDAI , O 29 .— The the Salt Lake City on account of the oppres- flou;- fast enough to !:eep thcii o '11 vi. --o _ 5T0 6 fl extinciion ? I am, sir, your obedient servant, had left list was sold at inc f ' . -Union— — Sual So.MDir next , OCTOBER 29th, will be accompanied by a p ied. Household, w'lich on Monday says that the Brtish soldiers tv.e sufiuring dreadfully h 0- COL OUR ASU IMI % : con-rcTKD rr > A <:M : 1 IS" « sion nnd immorality of their church. — -New York * . c- . Walerfo-.t , Oct. 5J3, »- . I NVESTIGATDR . SUPPLEM KNT . containing the most ample particulars of 5 * s., rose -a. on MCV:e3day, and was not offered below from cold and want of medical attendance. The need not say that we shall be at all times inter- Herald. flour lias become CMlfiiletici , _ a, j 19 6 Clir _ .) ( _ ]r5 HI io [We the Bombardment of Sebastopol and every eveutof Srts. per suck on Fiiuay. Ameridn Irish boys, be repeats, are standing it the best. The 192 5 1 hear from our respected correspon- the operations of the Allied Armies in 1 400 man killed at Almn, no less than 750 really fine qual'ilies were on Fri- I Jirmlvtf1* — ''' '* 10 I "e.vftion, — most happy to est connee'ed with Out of , extremel y scarce and Guards are dying like rotten sheep. The troops, dent, whose learning and abilities, as wel 1 as whose the Crimea up ti the moment of publication. This Sup- were Irishmen. Bravo, Erin.— Daily New *. day held H 43-j to 4 «j . per barrel. Bl.u Wonifc* „, - Workhou. IIoip tal - "2 3 ' and h" says, have not shaved for weeks. 17} integrity and personal honour, we have had plement , like the one published on the 15th instant , and John Martin, one of the Irish exiles, has arrived lliirley of home-grow th has como sparingly to hand, le*f''"llia.)i^ _ _ — — political Is per quarter. — Rev. Jurnen O'ReP 'y, of Providence, United State» • .jmpill _ _ 3 1 occasion to admire for very many years. We do not which was so highly appreciated by tbe public, will be in Paris from Van Dieman's Land, and has written a rise on Friday amounted to at least _ _ 1 i\ Purcha- been in good request, of America, has left Dublin for Paris and Rome. femry fill — — believe that the local acts obtained for Limerick arc entirely devoted to the intelligence of the War. a letter to Dr. Gray of Dublin. Foreign barley for grinding having paj sess a detailed narrative of all the lull terms ond towards the clone of the The election far the eity of Limerick will take worth the cost of their obtainment. The party by ners will thus Mrs. Upton, the wife of the ion of the engineer has soid at very , NEW eat events of this important undertaking, which may week tho ordinary sorts of Egyptian wero held at 27s. ; place tomorrow. Mr. Sergeant O'Brien, a mp- ROSS U!*i°^- whom they were chiefly promoted now perceive the Iti who planned the fortifications of Sebastopol, told b> -•"» »j|r SATORDAT OCT. 21. Bepiratuly from the newspaper, if desired, to 2S)s. per quarter waa porter of the government, is the »nly candidate m .. .inose, , saddling enormoui expense on be preserved in lish officers that so confident were the Rus- whilst for the best BOrts 28* Rem»inin !? 8 Mr. J. Greene, promoted to Glasgow. Co., Queenstown. together ai natural as matrimony, infanti hit cell and exslaimfcd " here ii a great country -- inall intended for the St. Peters- rally to the fund for the families of the poor soldiers world go bounds. (Liberal) 181 ; Nicoll, (anti-Puseyite) 129. JfST Lori. Watorford'» hounds will meet to-morrow ter, and was orig y cradles. new generally admitted to have spoken within dangerous to venture. who fell at the war. and Satruday) »t the Sweep. burg trade, now too themselves DUNGARyATTBpARPfPFGUARDIAMS. BEUT, Til li SKETCH OF THE CZAR THE CRIMEA They sav a light, made for it, and found MEMOIR OF GRNKRA L CANRO lay quiet till td^ The usual- weekly meeting of the board,wu held aioetvg COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF. The present Emperor Nicholas was born on the (irom the Times Correspondent.) inside the Russian lines ; there they Selertefc FRENCH HewbU «f the Alma, Sept C2. wards morning, but finding they were discovered by •D Thursday ;: the memberspresent wer«— the Mouileur de VJrmee). 6th July, 1796, and is thus 58 years old. He married lt-°roui an American l*.>p< r.l (From AFTER THE B4TTIE. the sentinels they made a run for it and in the act of EDWARD O'DELL, Esq., in the chair ; Robert Lon. diminish the regret of the coun- on the 1st July, 1817, the Princess of Prussia, sister , THE LEAN US AKK TURN1XU YULI.OU If anything could The Russian dead were all buried together in pits, leaping a ditch, across which no Russian dared to gan, J.P., V.G., At Fitzgerald, D.V.C., Dr. Batter* Tin*. l-ru-.-j» an- turnout; yellow iieni u hen it deplores the lo\s of the of the reigning king. She was born on the 13th try at a o o and were carried down as they lay. Our parties, on follow them, they received each a bayonet wound in by, P. Ronayne, S. O'Brien, John M'Cann, M. On the hill and in tho vale— Marshal whom death has carried ofT in July, 1798. They have six living children , four sons The leaves lire sn.tly railing illustrious the 21st, and to-day, buried 1,230 men. The British the bod one who was most seriously wounded, Terry, W. O'Brien, John Wall, &c. hs, it would be the choice of and two daughters. The eldest son , the hereditary y; 'Nenlli ll>i- cliill y iv vthiTii «»' i he midst of his triump soldiers who fell were buried in pits in the same way. has just been carried past on a litter to one of the ADMISSION. n.-i I I IB •a. !o»i has intrusted Grand Duke, was born on the 29th April, 1818, and An-1 liic sunshine •••• • !IP young general whom the Emperor Their firelocks, and the useful portions of their mili- they Catherine Organ made application for Gives n pale ami sickl y li^hi— work so gloriously married on the 28th April, IS 11, a princess ot the 9hips. They report that inside the earthwork admission. cl.vi.ll. ss lirnvi'ns ivitli the task of finishing tlu: tary equipment, were alone preserved. Chairman—How is it possible that a health Aral t!iu bine nnd Alma. Although house of Darmstadt. They have at present four saw a battery of 40 56lb. guns probably taken out of y look* Boilcs a cola uml trusty night . commenced on the banks of the The quantity of firelocks, of great coats, of bear- It is rery strange that we can see ing young woman of her appearance could not of the new CominaniliT-in-Chiei children. Much has been said about the external the useless ships. find Nou-, the cliililrcn, as limy Initrr the military career skin caps, of shakos, of Russian helmets, and forage no Russian soldiers inside the place. : employment ? • On rlieirjKiilnra y liuiiii from school. the East is generally known , appearance of Nicholas, lie is as vain-glorious of ..f iho French troops in caps, of knupsacks (English and Russian), of cross It will be understood that Sebastopol is by no Mr. O'Brien, R. O., said she was the daughter of (Tiinuuli their teacher nfl hm toltt them will be of use to recal to mind his servi- it as any dand y. The glance of his falue-greenisli , That ;h y inn*' nol break th- ruin). we think it and sling belts, bayonets, cartouch-boxes, cartridges, means invested." It is only threatened on the the town watchman, very poorly circumstanced, and ivi-ket-; in a striking manner tho confidence crystal-like, limpid eyes, pierces through and through " Till Ilieir sati'liels mill ilieir ces, which ju stify swords, lying nil over the hills, exceeded all compu- south and south-east side by the army, while thu in that happy state which rendered it impossible for With llic wiW iin^l Manly mm. of the state and of the whole army. iw with the points of two freezing icicles. A cold ' pursue the leniptin^ s-inirri I of the head tation ; and round shot, fragments of shell, smeared fleet attacks it on the east side. There is nn enormous her for some time to labour for her bread. Anil Certain Canrobcrt was born in 180!) , in the pang seizes one 's whole being on recovering their \Vith n step so sly nnil mute. Francoi-i with blood and hair, grape shot, Mini : balls, and bnom across the entranc?, and many ships havebesn Chairman—You are aware, Mr. O'Brieu, we are of Lot, a few leagues from the village full glare. Nicholas was not destined from his child- 'l I . I' m ilnwny thistle dcp.irtment bullets were under the foot and eye nt every step. to the batteries. We have already entirely opposed to admitting such a class of perioni From the fi'- " birth to Murat. Ho entered the school hood to ascend the Imperial throne ; but his educa- sunk also close Fills \\.c air will) mimic >n«\v— which cave There was more than an acre of Russian wounded experience that heavy as our ships' guns into this house. - wiiinl the ili -nil I IMVI-S ftilleu of November, 1820, and tion was not neglected. His mother, n sensible, found by V^?- III thf of Saint Cry in the month when they were brought in and disposed on the great After a short deliberation the Nearly check the Mic;iin!cl '.- ll.nv ; after two years of labor- honest, and virtuous German housewife of the royal nre, the Russians, by giving their heavy metal , applicant viff^^L! An! tin- iucim from the tree, top left in one of the first ranks ground. All the Russian firelocks, knapsacks, bay- bat- p sub-lientcnnnt of tho 17th of house of Wurlcmherg, directed it, and that of his elevation , are able to throw farther from their mitted for one month. ~& R iji'iuls Ua melancholy erv , ious study. Appointed onets, cartridge-boxes, &c, have been collected to- Anne Butler applied for admission ; it .Ami liio lli.-lil lm.e.7.-- HI lll-i ltr:iru*ln.* .i ' he was innde younger brother Michael. The two elder brother.? teries thnn we can from our decks. Their shot went appearea the line on the 1st of October, 1 828, , gether near Lord Raglan 's ttnt and form heaps, (jiv 1;* a sail aiul plaintive si~h. embarked for Alexander and Constantinc, were brought up under , over us the other day when ours were falling 500 she had left the house, but was obliged for want lieutenant on the 20th of June, 1832, about twenty yards long by ten yards broad. The Ivrains Lrishtlv the care of the Empress Catherine, and received from yards short. We are in possession of all the heights of employment to seek for admission again. Tin- cveuiii!J fir- Afiica in 18.'i*> , and arrived in the province of Oran, gun has hoen sent on board ship. Considerable * >n the yri>ii;> nr.»:in I tin- lu-m l!:—. unfortunate a Swiss, La Harpe, the French encyclopedical , and nn enemy would attack us at great disadvantage. The applicant was admitted Anil the tale uml so»g pis- spri g htly where the Emir, Abd-el-K:ider, after the difference of opinion exists as to the regiment which short superficial education , at that time in fashion. Among The engineers are busy to day " stepping" the front, Margaret M'Namara and her brother, whose fa- To fai iliiate their ninth. afl'.iir of the Macta , kept our army in check. A captured the gun, but it is now generally admitted , In the barn the fanner's trcarnrcs expedition of the tutors of Nicholas was the celebrated economist and laying down distances, and it is said our lines ther was drowned in 1852, in Dungarvan bay, ap- mill time afterwards he took p.r.'t i:s tho I believe that the Grenadier Guards took it. The Are all snK" from wiml ami , Storch ; and notions sown by his strong mind took , will be opened at 600 and 800 yards. plied for admission. An-I with aratiliiili 1 li« praisi-s Mascara , in which he began to make himself known. Scots Fusiliers sav they were the first within the none imisKu'C in vain. which root in that of his youthful pupil , budding OCTOBER , 3.—Since we landed in the Crimea as A sum of money, £20, being on Mr. Carbery' Him wliuin He followed with his regiment the operations forth to battery, but it is said the words Grenadier Guards" * province a certain degree during his whole life. " many have died of cholera as perished on the Alma. hands, which had been subscribed for the benefit of Tbe U-.ivrs are tnrniii!.' yi-llnw— Generals Cliiuzel and Lel.itig directed in the The great were chalked on the gun at the very first rush of the Kinblem nf iiiiiuki< nl := .I'-cay— duel between Napoleon and Russia soon We lost 380 men killed in the action out of the 2,000 those children, and as the eldest daughter expressed of Oran ; th" capture of Tlemcoii , the expedition of made the briende. At'c.i l.irl. " d'-r timii:i!r .vlv. ry, and tho Miiwi : tin; rictnal- mechanism of armies one of the prinei p.-il pursuits of kors dc combat. The dead from cholera now amount a wish to emigrate, the case was postponed for a Like tlic lif;lit of rlosiiij.' .lay ; the Cheliff Aarch goun , When the advance was sounded , the light division will cMiic the l^rrst Sidi-Z.icouh , Tafna , the young grand Puko, and other studies were rather to nearly as many. Dr. Thomson , of the 44th, who week. Yet liie spring ling of Tlcincen , tiie combnts of was lyinc down on the extreme right of the line. Till ilie auinnin e.-nu-.s nu'ain— affairs displayed h:s brilliant neglected. There is a kind of mental disease in this was left with the Russian wounded at the Alina, has Mary O'Brien, with her illegitimate infant child, Hut the Font ahull I'm 1 its spring-time and SikUah. These They loyed in the following order :—On the the rank of cap- family, especiall y since the unhappy dep returned. Manv of them died , others were sent to applied for admission. Win re eternal vcrlnn: n:ii;iis. military qualities, and raised him to Peter III., left were the 77th next the 88th ; in advance of the * went in the same through which they all regard it as their , Odessa and delivered to the Russians. It is said Mr. Fitzgerald was opposed to the admission of tain on the 20th of April, 1837. He vocation to 88th a little and on their ri ht were the 19th. 1MVI-: Yl'.AHS where the Duke be. good corporals. All of them have devotion and , g , Dr. Thomson had a narrow escape before he got ofF such immoral characters. year to the province of Constantino, These regiments formed Buller's brigade, and seem Five years, with tln-ir jn.vs an.I rle^Min I — General Damremont nictde prepar- devote as m uch time as passible to martyrising the from a party of Cossacks. On being rejected she abused the guardians in no y. with their sorrow nud pain , de Nemours and to have been somewhat mismanaged. The 83th were Five -nr* a wound soldiers with daily exercise and all the It appears that fifty-four out of our sixty guns were measured language. The porter had to turn her out Hove come anil gnue since we pavle i ations to revenge a deep insult. He received petty man- actuall y in square under fii-e, were stopped as they In the time of the autumn rain. side of oeuvres of a parade. But not one in the whole familv fngaeed in the action of the Alma, and that we of the board room. in theleg'at the assault of tli.it place by the were in motion by Sir C. Campbell, who had nothing island of Elba, has ever disp layed any high military capacity what- have fired 000 rounds of ammunition from all the Mary Mullally, a strong healthy young woman, ap- In our ilcaroM liomc tlirre ar rli-inses, Colonel Combes, an old soldier of the to do with thi " division , and wcie ordered by him to There arc laces FlrangA ami iu-w— ever. Nicholas, however able he may be ¦.Mitis since we Inndfd , including the affair at Boul- plied for admission. She said she could not obtain to whom he was orderly oflicer, and who wasmortally , ns were his fiirm line. Neither they nor the 77:h sull'cred any There are olil ones wearing su.l.lcr, Colonel father and his three brothers, to detect a button pnack. The lisiht division was kept on the alert all employment. Sadder ami older IIHI . wounded at the breach. Before he died , lo<9. At one tin:e the busies of a portion of ths> liu'ht recommended the young captain to Marshal which is not in its ri ght place on the uniform of a day by the shot and shell of the enemy. They now Mr. Fitzgerald said such persons could easily find liavc takrn the places Combes division sounded a rptre.it, it is said, and an order Voims chililrci) O as an officer full of promise. single soldier drawn up in line with hundreds ol iV n->w -shell 4,500 yards, ri«ht into our camp, and employment if they possessed good character*. AVe come to tak- - no ni. -rc— Vhli' was given t!ie:u to cen-e Rvhig, on th:' cry arUtM .- his ijocu There ale two new moan Is in the graveyuti] General Canrobcrt returned to France in 18;»9, others, or in any other fault in equi pment—coul i ' f!io divi-M-m constantl y moving to-day. To She was rejected ! thcte lieXorc. that . th>:y were firing into th'.; French , a body ot dip orr> - it .vto \ der w"i-- - y tin ; and at that hour Mr. Has siiirly _ found that the corpse of n Russian lay closp to thr Si >b:i«toi>ol. leased with such irregularity ; 1 O, I tinve h<:eu elian-i'-il so saiU y,— soon ready to take part in the labours of our troops in key to the Balkan mountains. Nicholas pointp.l oui tow.-'Hs I was much disp How hath ithecu wsi 'i vnii : to rest L"te hist there been a question ot geria. the spot where the heavy ordnance was to have been tent in which I had been permitted Tl i " Riusiins have boon indefatigable all day in then withdrew. But had Al v. ere sent round the divisions to be pr->- ht before the board they -Called (o the camp of St. Oiner in 1810, hi* drew posted to opau the fire on the fortress—and thf •iiaivi! for imiching afler ilavbrruk , 'ml pnsts inee-sin'ly. From the ra nge of the guns it is would muster very strongly ; and I must say the Never go Rlooinily, man \\ ilh a laitul , Miornin:; we left t li- - b'.oo K;:;:uc.l lv i^h's oftli^ Al un have actually got the heavy Dungarvan guardians are not regular in their attend- Hope is a belter companion thin; li ar; several chapters of a manual destined for the us:> oi as conv.ivmdcr has i;?v;-r risen above tint of direi-tin;: •s-ippo.sed th it they ev»r ;n mumble in oirhistorv. One shell occasions. Providence, eve: benignant an:l kind . the oflicers of the li ght troops. In the north Captain the various manoeuvres of a single regiment ofcavitl- — -i name that \v 11 be ni-'ee* which were on board the Tiger. ance, except upon such Gives with asmil-j what you take with n tear S:i"ii after dawn the French asv-nble.l all their which fell into the camp of the 4th division was Chairman—I was ill upon that day and conse- All will b- t-i-j lit. Ciinrohcrt was incorporated with the Clh battalion of ry. The movements of two regiments combined an (o •lru-iis ami trn-np t.< on the top of the highest hills •"nrkod with the. En-rlish broad arrow , and had the quently could not attend. Look the liuht. of Foot Chasseur?, and returned to A frica in 1811. In too much for him. In the sham fi ghts which every Morning was ever the uiFsprin^ nij*hl; (l-Kirish nnd r«ll, allude to the chair- that new campaign he signalised himself in the com- year servo for his pastime, and where 150,000 rneii they Crtrri'.'d , att-l a wild repeated Eii'/Ji-h brass-covered fusee ; it di be linpi 'V ««-l wise, "of Chief of Battalion of the 15th the army but always to make the most nnpardonabh - thrilling musi. , and its effect as it swelled throug h was a distance of upwards of four thousand yards. always regular in their attendance at the board ; and With love. c;\vr preciiMis ami joys ever n*i\\\ attained the rank on the 22d of May, 1812, he was placed at blunders and to bo out-mancauvrsd by his opponent. the darkness of early morning down over the v«l!ay As yet we have not a gun up to answer them. Tiie when he was sent for he was in attendance at 20 Slnnil in the. ran. Light, in Our watch fires were still Strive liU* a man— the head of the ."Sth battalion of Chasseurs, which was During the above mentioned eampa i ^i Turkey, can never bt- forgotten. French will have GO heavy guns—our seige guns will minutes to 2 o'clock, although at great personal in- Thii is the wisest and clcvivst plan— sleepers roused themselves, incessantly in the field on the banks of the Chetiff. Nicholas joined the army commanded b Field Mar- burning languidl y, as the number 50, and the shi ps will number 60 more. convenience. Trusting in Ood while you dn u-liat can ; > all wet with dew and prepared to leave the scene ol Lancaster guns and howitzers we The subject matter of comp laint here dropped. Cbrrrilv , then '. cheer up. and took part under the orders of General Gentil in shal Prince Wittgenstein , interfering continuall y.as we , Including mortars, , mass on the ECOS1S1V. the affair of the grottoes and that of Sheah , and also hare been told , with its military operations. To this their triumphs. But what is that gray shall have about 200 pelce of artillery in position , the master tailor did not in several combats on the lliou. untimely interference tho unhappy resulUof this first plain , which seems settled down upon itaUnost with- nnd available for the firn on the forts. The round The Master reported that an arm salary—also iWtallaiua Part of the year 1812, and the whole of the yeav campaign were due. The next year the command out life or motion? Now and th<*n , indeed , fort on the right has been nearly hid fro m view by return work adequate to hw , that the loyed in fresh operations in Africa, win transferred to Field .Marshal Uiebitsch. T!ie firs t may be seen waved aloft, or a man raises himself for deep earth works, all made last night and to-day by master weaver did not produce the quantity of work " during 18-13 were emp then lies down again. ' A Buflalo editor, hard pressed for " copy and in all of them General Canrobert worthily main- condition in accepting it win, tint both the I.nperial a mo'iiont, looks around and the Russians. Tt u stated that during the morning he ought to have produced. ot lain is covered with ths wnuirletl Rus- been called before tho the late drought, as well of news and ideas, u* tained the honour of his battalion. Henccoinpiuied brothers, Nicholas and Mielmel , should remain a AliU ! that p a corp of 16,000 'nen under General Luders managed The master tailor having guardians were mill, thus gave expression to his feelings :—"Tim inel dvaignac in the expedition of Our..n Seuis , home and kvep quiet. Nichola s, g.'own wiser h\ sians still. Nearl y sixty lonir hours have they passed to get into Sebastopol. A spy was captured by Sir board , the chairman told him the uncompromising bark Coi airl , with so little hope according to the quantity poorest blind horse in the most and formed part of the column under the direction the year's experience, acceded to tho ;i- .nand. Th i • a-'imy on the u'ronnd, n"\v John Bmcnyne's orders last ni ght. It was a clever anxious to deal with him moment of relaxation. To him the uf hel p or surco'.!!1 mor. , wi;i:iu-.t l?ave them as they ques- of work he produced. mill has his of General Bourjolly, who, after attacking the Flit- results are known. The army ero'S^d t'le iiilkan ' notion of ihe Russians to send out n woman -if hell announcing noon is a tocsin He. In tinier to look an>r th >ir wounds an English quarters but as it was The Master also stated that the services of the sound of the tannery bas, made some bold excursions in the country of I lie took Adrianople, and there the treaty bearing thai tionable character into our , forward with grateful anticipation sur-ienn was l-ft hrhiti 'I with 7'iQ men. This tnost trick was a stale ht be dispensed with. And with regard of joy ,and lie looks Kab lcs of Ciarbotissa. Everywhere the ."(l and 5th name was signed. Diebhsch earned the surname ol clear she came fro m Ssbnstopo! the miller nii and mill feed. Tho tiresome y devolved on Dr. Thomson , ^ the Master, found upon calculation , to the prandial o.it?, battalion of Chasseurs were led by the commander, Zabalkanski (tho crosser of th« Balkan). Since th •¦ painfu l anH desolate d-.tty one to an old campaigner, and the woman was not to the baker he, unlubrieated quaver iment. lie was told his missii>n saving of one shilling a round is stopped ; the gudgeons Canrobcrt with singular success. He had been an lesson Nicholas has never joined any nrn-.v p?rs-m- of the 41:lt reg permitted to return. Furnacos for heating shot were that he effected only a laining, the , protection in case the Cossacks ci-..w- ont a last squeak and cease their comp odicei of the Legion of Honour for two years when all y on any theatre of war, either in Poland or Hun- iruulH btf his , sent up from the beach to t'ie park to-day, and Sir week. (race chains rattle over the animal's back, and he Arnaud , who in IS15 succeeded Col. gary. Now he believes himself to be a great naval nnd that he was to hoist a fl ig of truce should ihe John Bnrgoyne ordered Captain D'Aguilar to plac;: Mr. S. O'Brien said, on looking over ihe list of Colonel do St. the ser- even attempts a youthful canter as he mores ofF, a in the command of Orltansville, emploved commander. From the peace of 1815 to the lime ol ene-oy appear in sicht , and then , provided with sonic his euns on the open ground and fire with redhot officers , he thought they could dispense with Cavaignac assistant schoolmistress. happy horse. With him there n.re no antici patory him against Bou-Maza. The chief of the .r)th bat- ascending the throne in 1825, he devoted Im time ni 'ii , biscuit , and salt meat, he was left alone with shot on the two-decker anchored across the harbour. vices cf .Miss Maher, but a certain number of O'Brien gave notice of motion to that effect woes ; he works in a circle, talion gave glorious co-operation in the affairs of almost exclusivel y to military excrcisos.but was known his chan'P. The distance exceeds ,'i,000 yards, and is rather too Mr. ' ' AND HOSPITAL MATRON. turns are sure to bring a respite. Hut with the editor Oued-Metmour, Oucd-Gri, and Oued-Senzig. only as the inven tor of an ambulatory kitchen stove It v.-:is nwirlv cig it o clock ere the tents of head- far for red shot to travel with effect. However, the CIURGT. AGAINST THE CLERK Bald, ('apt. Hamilton reported that on his last Tiait to the it is otherwise ; his life is, as Mr. Manlilini feelingly In tho former he succeeded with 250 bayonets in for the use of the camp. quarters wore struck, and the march began. We ha:l furnaces are not vet available. 'd grind " his machine never hear! from th;> fl-.-ot tliat the enemy had not only left ¦ shanv^ and astonish- fever hospital , Abbeyside, he found the clerk smoking remarks, " one dem ; keeping at bay more than 3,000 men , who could not OcTonEK ";.—We hear with stops. Hot weather, headaches, siekness at home "KNOW-NOTHINGISM th" Kitchn , but that they had even retired across the ment to-day that the French admiral has absolutely on the premises, »ud the hospital in a disorderly state. break his ranks. For this exploit he was appointed Both officers were reprimanded by the board. nre no relief to his perpetual round , for tho paper lieutenant-colonel on thk 2(itb of October. He was In the inaugural sermon preached bv tlio Righ t Bi'lbek. O.ir course was directed upon the former .sent in a proposition to the admiral in command of "' must be furnished. " continuat ion of our inarch of the AGRICULTURIST 'S REPORT. must come out , and " copv soon afterwards closely blocked \ip in the town of Rev. Dr. Hughes Archbishop of .W.r Vm-k , at The .itrc.ii)>, almost in rhe English fleet that he—Admiral Hameliu—should 40 boys working ' tlip the unlin- The ngriculiurist reported tbat ho ba3 " Well, Ann, have you consented yet to bc> the Tenez whore he had succeeded Colonel Claparede. opening of the first Provincial Council ' accommodated with O.ie loan of the Sampson , as G. Giles, on the sanatory state oftlie town.and the board 6' When I give tnv hand to a wooer, I want him to call rank of colonel upon the scene of his conquests. nounced as being unfit on account of your reli gion , t'j La Ihttailtt! d'Jhna , 2fJ eptemhre , 1 So4. The first b?insr one of our most serviceable steamers. Ad- granted a further sum of £10 towards cleansing tha upon the gi;d-; to witness his deep devoium to me. After having commanded the 2nd regiment of the enjoy the privileges of the country you inhabit ; vou are buildin g on the ro-id w.ts the I np'jrial post-house, niir-il Dunda.3 is said to have disapproved of the sug- stivets , which have been brought to a very satisfactory 1 with its sign-post of the double-head-.'il eanl-> , and an condition bv the exerlious of theboird. I want him to kncrl :>t my feet, take one of un- line, he entered the 2nd of the Foreign Legion on denounced because thou princi ples of faith and reli- gestion. and with a look that gio'i which you profess, are said to be adverse to the illouihle inscri ption. The usual woo'leu direction Dr. Thomson , of the 4-lth , and Mr. Rcvls, Assis- Mr fieaoy. clerk of works, applied for £2 Ca. 3d. for hands between both of his, the 31st of March , 1818, and occupied Bathnn. house. The board rdatnantinc rock to p me to spirit nnd genius of the institutions of this country . poi;iy. some. I 'KO or six tailes, in :i Turkish (il lbs. of sugar, :5 ton of coals, H) lbs. of dipt candles, 5 cholera season should he over. " Clioli-ra season .'— nfmind were requisite in the commander 1 '! • ¦. -". ' ."¦: !!r . I' liHon lm>> I'btnined a chaplaiiscv divisions, Oct. when I left home not to touch, taste, or have anything unceasingly to be the painful witness of their when huropeans settled here, your ancestors in tlu- of debiting n /line to souii noiuhi.;.nr :..*: < •: ¦ , .Number in the bouse from the several pelled ¦ ¦ ¦ I green at my moals." faith were of their number; and they toul< part in remained imfHiisV'-l. B -sWl > I-U a< :• > ¦; :.! iv ..' ¦. .. . "- . : • ••: I - ..:• •!• ''I cv;-: v i-nni fort . in the barracks. A 10, 1 S.31 : Ardmore 8, Ballymacart 11, Mountsteirar t to do with anything pain ! lie was everywhere exhorting the sick, ¦: ¦: '¦ ¦ : ¦ -¦ ' a vohi'ii H of Marinate tic S?viy.i-a ' s ? I. '¦' !' "• . i • w .- . < ,s i' mi- i^w :av-i nco, between the ailieil 3. Kingville '23, Bohadoou 12, Clonca 22, Dunganran The following rich scene recently occurred in one attending to their wants and in passing he sent n everything appertaining to the country 's welfare and • * •• ¦ ¦ ! - !¦ • ¦ i - .I!.- .; i.i ri c- I' -?-r i .-'i-s •: n .li.- '.-IIK'-P of ei^ lit nine L'04, h i« Cnrri glea 23, Dromore 1, Dromana 12, of justice, between the jud ge and a town of Bou Snda the garrison progress ; and in proportion to their numbers they and a Pharmacopoeia \\\ R-fsian. O ;:'ni i: : :. .' ¦> . — ¦ • ' "r Cap;>ag , of our courts reinforcement to the , ::, 1;- -; ::¦.-,, - .; „ .. . .„!. |' ,.i r- |,ui-.!re,| of the English Keerccn 2, Whitechurch 7, Colligan 2, Coumaraghlh 2, witness all the way from Ilotd rdam : Jiehp were found in the hiwh places of legislation , iiii d iii WTC soon revelling in grapes a:i.I corn. -.ni-l «• ;:it-h- Dutch nf which wits blockaded , and deceived the enemy, . '! i Ir ' - i - . , '. I;., v.,-¦-.• iliva l.ii 'l y tii.jiirri c-1 nn no the high places of the judici ary. They were found cd on towards E.-ikel , an.l e-t-iMi/.bed on.^v. • -. in :i , , —W'hat's your *—\ who blocked the passage, by annruncing that he "• tiv i:i ¦;•' I '. V , ""iv l)i --nr^'.it . on Suil-hy last, to our 44!>. house which belonged to a Ris-.inn o Hi cor nf wik — at large fi-t —total , native ! Jutiji i:—What's your nmth o i'-longuo ? W,t- brought the plague with him , and that he should in- in the cabinet; and they were found on the battle- l'.o-p' t il in .-\-.'it»ii 1 went m-ross immediately, and ni lca»>' ron Vwion.i as [ cotiM. !'or I 1'uuud it al- TREATED (he sh-iiUi- HOW CATHOLIC SOLDIERS ARE an irritable tone)—What language did you first learn 1 on tho R;h of November. On the 2(3th he com- their country. I.i't our enemies point to one that Every house and villa in pl ace was a nto-ii i-nr..o-.^ liii 1 tn !:ivp ntiy iHiier s.-u-ranicut there. At Among the wounded and the d ing muat bare scene to thnt which I have in vain tried to describe. y W hat language did you speak at the cradle ? Witness manded with most daring courage one of the attack- ha< ever di-oraced the position which he occup iid . a vi-rv Into iimir ol' 'liuiit , I w:;s ol>!ig il to go out in quest been many Catholic3, and for these two priests only A TRlZn AND A JOJ.I. V RUSSIAN' . nf ' yentuie ; I tid not tpi'i'k no language in do cradle at all ; ing column*. Out of four oflicers and sixteen soldiers Till they do that , it is in vain for them to pretend to ioil^insx-i, !or ro boa t won-'l to cro s the dark were provided. Here was a poor soldier, perhaps I only cried in Dootch. Then there was a genera who followed him to the breach sixteen were killed question the lovalty of n: v-n whose loyalty is not a In the mnrch cm Balaklava , we f?ll in with a bod y i-cuig li ii-iy at tint time; nor wns there any hotel or house in not very careful hitherto, but who before the batflt laug h , in which the judge, jury, and audience joined or wounded by his side. As a reward for his conduct mere affection of .'elf-inifri sl , but a piinci -> !<> . Who of Russian infantry, which turned out to be tin- In-i- wliicli I e- uld lo'liie nt Scutari. 1 then stixrte-1 off in the wit ' urki-ii giiMr, sind liaving wnlkei l about two miles might have made a good confession, lying The witness was inten- 'i itcd no further about his he was appointed Commander of the Legion of Hon- is it that can trace the history of the church , who gage gu:;rtl of :i large detach :ii'iit of the Russian • a Crimes. Scbastopol to B-ikchiscrni. They nlong ii horrid roid, falling oi-euiioiniliy into holes, or agonies of death on the damp ground cf the native language. our on tho 11 th or December, 18-19. will not see that thi3 same charitv which re have army marching from mortall wounded, ' hundred yards distant. over -tones, we oinieto the dwelling of a goo.l pri<-st, who Around him others like himself, y A young lass went to a niggers' camp meeting re- After having again distinguished himself at the spoken of, and t'u s same loyalty to which I now were not more than a few — h the violence consisting of the 11th and 8ih Hussars, offered me hospitality. I ."lept li'tle. perapi'eil much.-— but blaspheming and cursing, throug cently in one ol" the states, and came back full of the battle of Narali he was promoted to the rank of refer, have ever accompanied those who were in com- Tho cavalry, ' 1 near him, fot were got in front; the guns were unlimbered At tlirre o c'nek I nrosi , anl went back to the hospital .it of thuir agonies. No priest could come revival wi.ich they had , and did nothing- tho follow- general of Brigade on the 13th of January, 1S50, munion with the church of God ? Need I refer to quickly enrly ilnwn. Diirina the whole oftli e day I worked there what could two priests do among a thousand wounded shout we're gaining the whole history of persecution to prove it? Under nnd opened on the retreating mass of Russians, the ing week but sil.g, "Shout , , came to Paris, commanded a brigade of infantry amon; the weeping anil I he wonml'-d. At two o'clock I scattered over many miles, in a dark night 7 Ifwe ground !" She had the tune so pat that all she said thfre, and was attached in tha quality of aide-de- pagan Rome, for three hundred years, all the ma- 2nd Battalion of rifl.'s in skirmishing order threw in crossed the Iwy to dine nt the convent in the Gnlut-i I to keep of ; who live at ease at home, and who strive was but a continuation of that song, and not unfre- camp to the Prince President of tho Republic, and chinery of that vast empire was plied with cruelty Co a volley Minie b ills, the cavalry executed a charge, retumeil .if six o'clock , bringing with me the Ilol>- Viat i our hut nnd the result was, that after a few rounds the Rus- within the commandment of God, dread quently the rhyme was too long for the tune. Old appointed general of division on the 14th of January, crush and extinguish the rising heresy of the Chris- cum , oils. &e., an.I my travelling hag. At twelve o'clock and comfort of the Christians over disloyal sians broke and fled along the road in yreat bnste at ni ht, quite e.xrwustc.l and unable to do more a^ony, even with all the help Jlowel sli pped in and took a bone off the table, nnd 1&53, at the same time retaining his functions as tian faith ; and yet were ? g , I left Church what are we to think of the poor and igno- she sung nut : le instance of their being without nn attempt at resistance, leaving behind the hospital. A soMier iiceomp:uu'ei| me to the barrack , just as he was nicking for the door, aide-de-camp of the Emperor. Three mouths after- Is there a sing disloyal ? , rant soldiers in theirs 1—Tablet. " If you don't L'r »ny of th» lad in o'ur neighborhood , who lost hot victor}' of the Alma, where ho received another y I spent nil yesterday among them , till four o'clock in the con- A maiden y claim upon him the second claim being that of his more tliHa his share. Immense quantities of wearing afternoon ; then got soni c flintier-a above disnareeable affections. The most delicate found the ribbon she had placed on its neck wound. It is known that Marshal de Saint Arnaud , , bit ofbrWi d nmf an W they lapdog, country. And for that country apparel , of boots, shirts, coats, dressing-casrs, valu- omelet in n hut or shop.near the barrack st ilution may take them with perfect safety, «• sausages she purchase! a few days after his who could duly appreciate him , had the most entire he must sacrifice gate. I then They are especW* > in some and—if necessary—life itself. He knows able ornaments, and some jewellery were found in the came acrnps tl.e bay to <'onstnntinople, for I could composedentirel y of balsamic herbs. confidence in his talents and bravery. It is true that property, no ly recommended to persons of a full habit of body,«» disappearance. • but one country ; he can recognize but one country baggage carts, as well as a military chest containing longer resist the want of sleep. I now feel myself fit to Which of us," said one of two girls to an Irish- the young general had neglected nothing in order to ; when there is a. determination of bloed to the bwOi U . " and therefore in the Catholic religion there is no some money (there are people who say it held U> hack again to ni ght. Oo.l only knows what work is , man, would you consider the oldest I" " Faith," meri t that confidence. JJel'ori! his departure he de- yet ordained for me. I by their searching and purifying properdeo they wiH "• '• " voted himself to deep study respecting the scene of such thing as tho possibility of disloyalty to a land £3,000). The carriage of Prince MenschikofT (ell rnuas the sea or biy, besi.les many other found to stimulat e the whole system and occasion» P*£ . the present expedition , as if he had had the presenti- to which we owe our obligations. Need I refer to into our hands ; in it were found his grand orders expenses, but attention t0 ' An Irishman had been sick a long time and still n SJU I is worth the blood which our Lord feet circulation of the blood, a want of **JJT ' : . ment of his future destiny. the last three hundred years' persecution under the us a Great Prince of the Russian Emp ire , and they shed is frequently the primary cause of apoplexy ¦nd '.oftW ;.- while in that state would occasionally cease breathing for it. : British Empire, during which time tho same cry was are now in the hands of Capt. Peel. A Russian ar- BBE ADVIBTISJOU**-]^' •' :' life be apparentl y extinct for some time, when Such is the general officer for whom is reserved I wrote some days ago to the Secretary of War, ot dangerous disorders. [ and of kept up, and all who professed the Catholic faith tillery officer who was found in one of the carriages, A great monument is about to be erected ia ' would come to. On one of these occasions when the honour planting the French flag on the walls Military Olh'cer at Varna , requesting him to inform the •^?2^_^. he for he will not fail to realise, the bril- were debarred fro m honors, subject to fines, had was in a very jovial mood, and had evidentl y been (.ouiuiamler in ca in honour of the landing of the Fileivo'f *^S:^7^ had just awakened from his sleep, Patrick asked of Scbastopol, Chief who I was and who sent me hither, lie which the glory of his antecedents suffice their schools closed by supreme authority so as to making rather free with the bottle. Plenty of Cham- and ilmt I cannot much longer Land has been obtained for a site, and 20| "An how'll we know, Jemmy, when ye're liant hopes resist the privations and °2^j 3rr him , make them dark-minded and blind and ignorant ? pagne wns discovered among the baggage, and hardships of tho place if he do not have been alread subscribed for the memcfl : 're after waking up ivery time." "Bring to excite in regatd to bis future. order for me the .same y By|fe dead? ye _©. And yet the rep-oach against them is that they were served to cheer the captors during their cold bivouac treatment as the other c-huplnin. To this letter I cannot ¦In Australia it costs a florin to fooft at aboEafeff-:^ me a glass of grog, and say to me, ' here's ti' ye, ' Wm. Fosbcrry, Esq., recently sub-inspector of loyal, too loyal. Viewed then by the tests of history that night. A great number of very handsome, have an answer f >r a, few days, and then I am almost If vegetables are within view, an extra " VOj9»& ' :?. Jemmy,' and if I don 't "se and d«nfc then bury laced with •ure to heiir that the police, county Tipperary, but who was sent to the as exemplifying the spirit of the Christian church , is hussar jackets, richly silver, and made of nppc.intment of chaplains must come on. To indulge, you must draw about f oWf '- me. . . . ,.„ , „ ,, from the Horse Guards in London J^'fw^p be modified as follows : East in connection witli tho commissariat depart- it possible that in a country in which we enjoy such fine light blue cloth, which had never yet been .- so now if you wheel*," and be served lightly a/Jthal ' The name of Smith may worn , were also taken nnd sold b wish me to be in a poiiiion to be of service to the poor "*^f wlp\ Smithies Smithsonc ment , bris written a letter from Balaklava, Oct. 3, advantages, in which the Government declares itself y the soldiers foi A new discovery has bee,y rnade to relifre de9pv»* Fmyth, Sraythe, Smithett, , , sums fellows, witluut killing myself in a week or fortnight by T^g Szhm/.mydl hski- in which he states that he was in the midst of the impartiall y just towards all without knowing any vary ing from 20s. to 30s. a piece. Fine large sons. Two artists in LoEfl pave invenUlan JMtru-^pi Fmythers, Smithurst , Smythwmte, j winter clonks of cloth lined with merciless privations, I beg you to obtain for me ai soon on Byron Dudley Fitz- struggle nt Altn.i, and is now in excellent health. distinction before the law, in which we are made , rich furs, were .is inent, which is placed the ears, wihout l ofF Honorable Montgomery found in abundance. This plunder soldiers possible such appointment as the other chaplaius have within P"5pR; , Kazenellenbegen Schmidt, The Rev. Thomas Maloncr, Dublin , and the Rev. equal , in which we have the liberty to assemble here put the fro... tho llorse jecting, and being the same color <•- 'v *1#?Jj ££" "V- Fmvtiheille, Ilerr Von in great humour and they Guards or Queen. They may say tbat ~^. Smitio. Mr. Dwyer, of the archdiocess of Cashel, two Catho- in council—a privilege we could not enjoy in some good , marched on the one Catholic chaplain perceptible. It enables deaf pewbns'to enjoy g< *J>ifi ; Senor Conde Don Carlos de whole day in excellent spirits. would do as well as one Protestant El idee how smart lic chaplains, arc on their way to the seat of war. countries which call themselves Catholic—is it pos- chaplain does—if our Protejtant chaplain does ral conversation, to hear distinctly at church W »sj ;;; Smith says : " 1 had no H his duty J^. Mrs. John Tnu Fnuscii Loss AT A LMA .—The French official sible, I say, that in such a country we should not O our march to-day the cavalry took a Mr. Up- here , and I am sure ho public assemblies. ' were, nor how delinquentIv we could does, one would be enough for all . iti*- we women list , published on Monday in the Paris Monilem; love the institutions and cherish them with an affec- ton, an Englishman by birth, and son of the English the sick, and wounded men of the world have left MartfM *«*'?> heard my sisters on the public nostrum , if he had them Lord and Lady Cloncurry ipeal?, till I shows that their gross loss was, killed 136, of whom tion deeper than those who have been unable to make engineer who constructed so many useful works at witiun the same walls, and that with very little labour Hillsborough Castle on a visit to the Marquu «"£E}VV Hall, lnst week !" Sebastop ol. He was captured on his farm too. Ifwe have so , ; at Trolipan he will four were ofKcora ; wounded, 1,200, including 01 a comparison between this and lands and govern- , and was many ' hundrcds-I should say thou- Marchioness of Downshire. ' I3fr>?j.v THE BOVCRD .- " I>ignrc» won t , sands R EVISING P officer). ments of bondage ?" taken before Lord Raglan , but he refused in the , for I believe we have upwards of two thousand muttered a seedy gentleman , holding on to a sick to-day in hospital—if ihej 1" The Alban, English steam frigate, while carrying r»-ost decisive way to give any information respecting we have so m;>ny after th« Veil, perhkps they vun 't ; but 1 sees as he said he could not reconcile it to first b ittle. what place will hold what AV,TKBroiii>_Printi)il and publlfb»d «t CoaFttiW Brajg^^;, lamp post. " a flag of truce, is said to have got ashore in Ominais- T HE L ION 'S SIIAIIE .—It is understood that Lord the Russians, , number of priests General Printine, Bo«k!jindin», and Maehlne Ruling **f!Sg as won 't stand, anyhow." his notion s of Wonor to injure a government in whose will be able to attend those that may coroe in after the ¦ ¦ fe^ a figeer fj ord, two and a half Swedish miles from Abo. She Raglan will be raised to the rank of Field Marshal ment , Ml Kin- street, WnbrfnnL , ... . :''JsSSK$£ Miss can I have the exquisite pleasure of rolling military service he had been. He is in custod battle which , in all probability, is >ow being fough t ? "TheNr.w« " hns an extcmiva riroalatlotr In «**.gSE£^ H ' remains fast. Troops were sent for to attack her, after the operations of Sevastopol. We believe it is y. I have been trying Sixnaf aam^9^£M wheel of conversatisn around the axletree of your r to get a priest to look after the Irclnn I , ami ia fileil at the principal N««n ¦ the but they returned to their quarter* on discovering decided to give his lordshi p £,>0,000 in lieu of pen- BALAKr.A <"A , SEPT. 27.—Last night two sappers wouuo-eJ Kussiaiiswho lie plnc.-8 nfrfBort in the United Kingdom.:. , - -..;<¦' it f-'tHgyfiig • a few minutes this evening t The w«re brought in yesterday. As !. nderstanding the white flag. sion ; his private fortune was merely £10,000, lost their way returning from one division to another. yet 1 have not found one. Sulnrrinion yearlv (m advance)'* . ' ¦i^tli O^si^m ladv fainted.