THK WATKUI'OKl) NEWS HOTELS. j SHIPPING BLACK BALL" and "EAGLE" LINE MAY SHOW, AND N.E W F A S H I O N S ! ¦ SALES. :j ;!; Published errrii Frith;/ Evening til -l!l Kill;) street OF ' British and Australian Ex-Royal Mail Packets, AUCTIONEER and VALUATOR HOTEL, DTJNGABViflM (t)|>j»nsitr tlic Vnn- tnchi] liat.k. ] WATERFOBD STEAM COMPANY. ILAZLETON oToNNELL & CO. LYNCH'S 1' LX CI :; Y EAKI.V ( IS ADVANCE INTENDED ORDER of SAILING—HAY, 18G3. , 1 the PRICE Timi:i: ; 13 S . rp Ling Days; oliow all their NEW NOVELTIES TAMES HENNE8SY re«pectfully informs the'Pub- JAMES LYNCH begs to inform Pnbl* rHS of Packets is composed of WILL, nn MONDAY , the -1th inst., and Following MR. HO- Sr.\MiM:n , l c!.; Y EAKI.V , 17S. Id. H *k VOTI CE.—The Wnterforrl Steamship If Ho at large thai he has commenced Business as an that he has Remove* ' rom the/.' VicxoBtA. ^ I* ~5%%. A th« laiRCit nnd most modern Steam and for SUMMER , in fe now ctrried aiMWij?** ^ Company receive GoodR for Shipment had the AUCTIONEER, and beg*tO 8*y that any Sales with TEL- to that of the "EAGLE," which 0 jjjfiMon Clipper liasShips in the world, find is tint only one RIBBONS ' MANTLES, BONNETS, " "''' f""ow'"" Terms only .—They reserve which distinguished honour which he may be favored, idiaH have his bert attention. on under the above name, and which he has fitted up Jte~ff *§tl*' • " ^g>jmg^ of a FLOWERS, SHAWLS MILLINERY , "Till-: WATKKFOIJ D NEWS- ?5ta513eei» thei rijilit to carry by a«y, not by particular Visit from H»r Majesty the Queen. , George'e-Bt., Waterfordj.'March 3 1868. ¦ to suit the wishes of hiB many > cssels, with liberty to Tow Ships *3t-».">iJH! FEATHERS, DUESSES, SKiI RTS AND STAYS, , [m6- tl in a superior style, and cnll at other Ports, Friends and the Public generally, who may favor mm MACHINE PR IN ING, PUBLISHING, and mil not be accountable for injuries or losses arising from LIVEItrOOL FOR MELBOUltN E , PARACHUTES, . PLAIN ANDR FANCY SILKS. BOOTS AND SHOES, Lrnsnr delay, FANCY TIES, The OLD ESTABLISHED AUCTION MART, with tbeir Patronage lie has also fitted op a accidents of the- Sons, Hivcrs, Kire, the Queen's Euc- Ou the bth and loth of every Month. PRINTS, SHEKTINHSS, IN LINEN AND on BooKiuxD/xa , Jiu/.i.xci, sr.-i rioxKit,r, lines Ship. Iteg. Bur. Captains. Date. COLLARS AND SHIRTS. NO. 109, CUS TOM-HOUSE QUAY, YAR D with a number of Box Stalls, together•with , detective Navication' , or accidents from auy other cause, GREY AND WHITE CALICOES, CALICO, , 11111 SorjTriBRN OCEAN 1023...2000...Davys... loth May. now ready for tho reception of FURNITURE Establishment, where Vehicles« AM' «>raiiy loss which migli t Imve been covered by Insurance, H., O., & Co., would call particular notice to their Stock of BLACK GLACIE SILKS ; also the IS extensive Posting LIGHTNING > H98...3S00...Johnston ...6th June and PROPERTY of every description intended a miuute s notice, wtn C 0 U N T-li O () K JIAXU F A C T O RY nor lor Leakage, UreaVage, Condition, Quality, or contents of wear. Our every description may be had at A C , CHAMPION OF THE SEAS 1946...43UO...Outrid X EW M AKE of G ROS-GHAIN , which are under pipresent Market Value, and warranted to The Pub- any 1 arcels or Packages, unless specially entered and ad va- go ... 1 To for SALE. Thoso who do not wish, to have Property a Staff of safe Drivers. Charges Moderate. 4!i K .M) KINO STUKKT. OF ELBOURNE Buyers have returned from London and other rVMarkets. We are prepared to BIIOW the Largest and South lorem t rcipbl f»; j. Goods not removed to be Storid at the Cuv M ... 1828...4500...Jones ... > follow disposed of on their own Premises, will find this Esta- lic Conveyances to the princi pal Towns in the risk mid expense of the Consiiruees. LONDON FOR MELBOURNE. Newest Stock we ever held before. blishment admirably, suited for Sales of every aescrip. daily pass by the Door. (s30-tf) ,:.' 'PUR Proprietor of THE All Goods will bo considered as subject to a general lien, WHIBLWIXD 26th May. tion. J. E. BROWNE, Proprietor. rS-%--^, - . ann held 47 QUAY, WATERFORD. ^ '"- ' '¦' ' ¦ N Ell 'ft having made cf- not mdy for Fieipht of the same, but for all Arrears FOR 'SYDNEY. 109 Cnstom-houso Quay. [mh27-tf] " THE EUROPEAN," (y f ojAij, "- ol r reiiiht Bj£" OBSERVE! —OPPOSITE. THE MARKET-HOUSE. , fcetivc nrrsmgwncuts in his , storage, or other charges duo by the Importer. MAEIA HAY 10th May. &t&Jw£•* &: ' Owner, or Consignees to the Company. FAMILY AND COMMERCIAL HOTEL gpjE^fS< -':¦ Printing Com'iTns, by llic CITY OP SYDNKY (New Clipper) 10th Juna. AUCTION OP HORSES, ^X 1 WATEUFORD AND UKISTOL. FOR QUEENSLAND (Free Grants of LHud vnluo £30). (Late "Londonderry,") 1 ¦!¦ ai'1 011 °f ; I'ftl'st nil' . Travelling Machines, Farming Implements, Stock, *&¦vS tSnp-w ¦ ""'" '"' "" Gipsy and Juvema. SAI.DASUA ( from Litcrpool) 16th May. PERUVIAN GOVERNMENT GUANO. ^rf pSfcjSfe- 'i %• 0*- most :i]i)iruvcd Style of N EW 4, 5, & 6 BOLTON STREET, DUBLIN. IVMM WATEKFOKU UIKMT : PROM D1USI0I „ , (from Clyde) 20tli May. S[c,, %c. NS^"^*^. . •"•' Tvi'L nn.l I MPROVED I' HF.^I:S ' , ,) • Ills Gi/wy. Tuesdays ; Juvema. Gipsy, direct: STAR OF ENGLISH (from London) 25th .May. IN VALUABLE MANURE, WARRANTED GENUINE, as Importod, may now bo had on tho THOMAS WALSH'S next Auction of Horses , J. MOLONY, (successor to WALSH & Goasos :""' 1C Extension of Ksla- THIS MR. TS^I^";! * ! *' or Shamrock, Fridays. Krlilay, May I , ... 4 Artn'n ROCKHAMPTON (Irom Lifcrpool) 10th June. very best Terms from Travelliug Vehicles, &c , &c., iriU take placa Proprietor \r . rr ' ' Uiahmcut nt King stree t ,— I'mlay, .\.ay I , ... luj Morn Krld»y, „ 8, ... » Morn Persons who hold Pasoago Warrants or Bounty Tickets & Co., 8ST TEBMB VSBT MODBEATK falie-lyl •• J. BUDD . ON MONDAY, 4TH or MAY, 1863. Y now cjuul lo any in the I' m. TueMluj, 5, ... a ;\|oril Friday, •' 13, ... 4 Aftn'n will please make immediate application to tbo undersigned. Kri.tay •• 8 Friday " 22, ... Mnrn Depot. R VETERINARY viuces—is prepared to execute ( ... 3 Aftn'n SJ LIVERPOOL FOR MELBOURNE.-Packet for tho (a24-3t) At their Storo, HANOVER-STREET, WATERFORD, or direct from the At M LAURENCE DOBBYN'S , Turx,iay, " 12 :i l ,\ltn ii Friday, " •.¦!) , ... 3 Aftn' CITY MANSION HOTEL •verv spctni-s of . ... . ' n 16th MAY , tho splendid Clipper Ship, " SOUTHERN Ettablishmenl , Berufori-strect, Waterford, hndav. " 15, ... 10 Morn Jueenta, calliup at Pembroke LOWER BRIDGE STREET, DUBLIN Tuesday OCEAN," Captain DATEYS 264 tons Register ¦ . ORJIER bT SALB-: 30 & 31 LETTER-PRESS PRINTING, " 19, ... si Morn Dock: , 1, , 2,000 ton* . (Late Proprietor, Mr. MAUBICK COMBT). t nilav , " 23, ... I Aftn 'n Tuesdajr, Nay 5, ... » Mora burtheu. This splendid Vessel ia fitting out under tho in- ESTABLISHED 183O. Travelling Vehicles, Harness, Game Dogs, &c, nt A.\l) TiiMilay. ' PLAIN 0I5XAMEXTA L, " S6, ... 1 Altn'n -mcKl*}, •' 12, ... J Afta'n spection of her Majesty's Emigration Surveyors. Is a very Twelve o'CIock precisely. 1 rlday, » 29 « haviug Purchased the I nterest iu tho , ... 6 Altii'n .TnM.tayl 19, ... 7 Mom fast sailing clipper, and a tnostdasirable conveyance for goods Hunters, Riding and Family H urses, at One o'clock CAREY in a manner tlml will not, he reels confiJeut , full to ¦Tuesday, " 26, ... 11 Morn above old and well-established Hotel, most con- an d passengers. For Freight or Passage, PRANGLET & Co., AVON CHEMICAL WORKS, BRISTOL, Colts, Draught and Farm Horses immediatelyafter. P • ciTe satisfaction, IVinbroU Dock to Watcrforel, from the South Wales Kail- Apply to T. M. M ACKAT & Co., 1 Lcad.nhall strcet, Lon- veniently situated to the Great Southern and Westeia way Terminus now i-piij y to deliver their Tarious SPECIAL MANURES, prepared according to the latest improve 835""Personsintending properly for this Sale will he , EXPEDITIOUSLY. AND ELEGANTLY , ns soon alter arrival from Bristol as possible. dou; G IBBS, BRIGHT & Co., 1 North John-street; ARE Railway, and in close proximity to the Four Courts and CHEAPLY " ments in Agricultural Chemiatry, wheh have been largely used ami given universal 'satisfaction through- required to have it entered at Mr. DOBBIN'S or at Mr. US'- On Early Mnriiiiig Sailings, the C»bin of tho Steam- JAMES RAINES & Co., Wntcr-strre t , Liverpool ; or to , houses of Business in the City, has refitted and improved Att tta FORMS UTOI in WORKHOUSES :.ml UI.SPKX rrs will he Open to receive Passengers arriving from London out most of the Counties of the United Kingdom : WALSH'S Office, m» Custom-house Quay, on or befon JOHN SPA R ROW & Co., Watcrford. the entire.«:stablisliment, for which he. solioita pnblio SARlK?, at l'i-icfi in The Xctcs 1'riiitoJ LM , which ma- by the Xight Mail Train. SPECIAL SWEDE, MANGOLD, AND POTATO MANURES Nine o'CIock the morning of Sale. Fee forentry, 2s. Gel. iving satisfaction to Cabin Fare l" Patronage, feeling conlident of g h; bal on .il'l'l'1"1''•'••• , s. lid. ; Servants anel Children, 10s. 6d.; have obtaineil numerous Prizes for the weight, size, and quality of the roota grown with them, amongst others Purchasers to pay Auctioneer's Fees of Fivejper Cent.i 'CIock. lteturn do., 27s. ; or with liberty to return from Dublin E M IGR AT ION ' Visitors. Ordinary Daily at Five o , those at the Birmingham Meeting for I8G1 ,U8O2, and 1863, open for competition Co all Enjionrf. • THOMAS WALSH , Auctioneer. in attendance. LiaO-ly] PAMI'III.KTS. CATA I.DfirKS, .,nd :ill other 1S00K- Cork , or Wcxford, 31s. Od., Steward's fee included ; Deck, TO CANADA AND THE UNJJED STATES. tKTA Night Porter always Lndips TOP-DRESSING FOR WHEAT BA RLEY, AND OATS, Auctions attended in any part of Country or Towu. WOKK. i" i manner <<|u.il to any l:.iu>.\ Specimens uiiiv 7s. tU. Females attend the ' tlabin. , 100 Custom-house Quay, Water ford, 1863. tf CROWN HOTEL bomi attlio O lii.v. \V AT K I! FOli D AND LIVEKPOOL. EXTRA STEAMER FROM CORK. is found to answer best, where feebleness of plant or poverty of soil exists It brightens and strengthens (the KELLY'S MONCK STREET, JyEXFORD. RENTALS. LEASES, ami all kitxU of LAW FORMS. /'dm, Vestu, and Zephyr. «=l ji 'T'HE First-class Steamer, " ST. straw, increases the quantity, and considerably improves the quality of the Grain. THE AUCTION ROOM, rOSTIXli :m.l 1!AX1).|:II.1.S . in Hl:ul; or Colored Inks VKUJI WATCKFOUU : i TBOJI L1VCRFOUL : J. PAT1U0K," 1,460 Tons, Captain GRASS MANUKES, 101 QUAY, is now fitted up for the reception House, in which . l-' DJ !(, ajdsd ^^^ NO. is a Central and Comfortable riilay, M 1 , ... Morn JFriday. May 1 , ... S Morn MEjTJ^CS1- Scon, will be despatched from CORK to produce most certain effects ; in some instances, on certain soils, the crop of Furniture &c. for Sale. 11HIS Bu?ino>s ail-1 Aililu^ <.':irtK ; .llrliwiv atnl Ili-ivi pt Hooks ; Tui-Mliiy, „ 5, ... 1 Arin'n''I'lirnluy, „ 5, ... 11 Slorn on 5I when used for Clover and Sanfoin , , everything can be had on the most Moderate terms. ^sS3*3aw QUEBEC the 23rd AY. increase the herbage, but improve Uio disposed of on Circulars ami lmw« ; ;l!i>nli « nml Forms for Railway l-'mliiy, „ f . ... .1 Ailn 'hll'ridar, „ 8, ... 1 Aftn'n of hay has hcen more than doubled. For Pasture Land, they not only Persons not wishing to have Property Best Dublin and Wexford Spirits; also Brandies, Turtdar ' l' PAEES—STREBAGE. ®" Ciistum.JIiMi>e Forms: < ami Steamship I'niiinnnu-s ; , „ u, ... \ Aftii iit' iicMlay, „ 12, ... 5 Aftn'D growth of the fine grasses for years. their own Premises will find it their interest to make use [aul5-tf Vridar, ., is ... Ill Mom jFrlday, „ 15. ... S Morn Quebec ...... £a 5 OjHamilton ... f 0 5 8 Wines, Porter, Ale, &e. J Ni tf, a«'l Aicuniit °Fri'ii;hl iiiul Ski ing Nntes , of this Establishment, as the Room is both spacious aud Letter, pp ; TueMlny „ t'l, ... [ Alln "n:Tlle>d.ny, „ 10, ... 11 Morn Montreal ... 5 0 S.Toronto...... 0 5 6 PRANGLEY'S SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF LIME Cars on Hire at the shortest notice. Ifrailim's: jIiMiniurv it Meic-intilc Forms Kriilay, „ :>, ... .1 Ali n ' ' , to be a lofty, and admirably adapted for Furniture Sales. ( L' 'n Friday, „ 2J. ... I Aftn n Ottawa .:. ... 5 18 lOiLoudou...... 0 10 7 is a fine , dry, ami soluble article, and has been proved, by upwards of twenty years' practical esperience rroki't-' Wtvkly 'iivular> : M'tirm?' ami Notices for Spirit Tursilay, „ ;ij. ... J AftlfnjTlleaday, „ 2li, ... A Aftn'n TH OMAS W ALSH , Proprietor. ' Kingston ... 6 19 1 , Chicago...... 7 6 5 Valuable Manure; for Moots , and highly remunerative in its application. MILFORD HAVEN 1'airnl.rokoiVi ii.liiN; i l.r NS ; Friday, „ 59, ... IU Morn iFriday, ,. 29, ... 7 Morn Port Hope ... 6 3 UDetroit ...... 6 14 0 in aii\ K IT Cnhin Fare 15s. ; Servants And Children 10s. ; Deck «£¦ NITRA i !¦: «f SODA , SULPHATE of AMMONIA , NITRATE of POTASH, PERUVIAN GUANO , C:i>k ami l!"tih-]..il"'l>, qnit> nf Meetings, S - , , , 7s. New York fnud Boston, £6 6s. ; First-class to Quebec, Waterford and Limerick and Waterford ¦WALES color Hiiiiinil : inoiis, Ac; I'd. ; Children. 4s. Females attend tho Ladies' Cabin. SULPHURIC Aril), BONE DUST, AGRICULTURAL and other SALTS , delivered at the Shortest notice. THE SOUTH HOTEL, j £16 15s., and £13 13s., according to accommodation. Chil- and Kilkenny Railways. of the 8outh Wales Business Aimoum-<-inents : jltill-IIeailin^s ami Parcel La- Goods received at Clarenep Duck. ADJOINING the Terminus " at to dren of all classes under 12 years Half-price. tn PHANGLEY & Co., AVON CHEMICAL WORKS , BRISTOL ; or to their AiutiiMuHTs dt.il'^'iies ami] hu!> prices suit all : W A T E K F 011 1) A X D L N DON. A pply Railway Company at New Milford, and the Land-, ' 9 For further particulars apply to SABEL and SEARLE, 19 GRASS on the Slopes and spare Land will be PartirtiKirs of S;tle : lAtnl , in .Omrt, every liesciw. Attranf , Beta, Citizen, or other eligible Vessels. Water-street. Liverpool, or their ocents in Waterford THE ing Stage of the Watcrford and Cork Royal Mail Packets. 1 , myS] A« I :NT :—Mr. WILLIAM POWER, SEEDSMJN, WATERFORD. [2m LET by PUBLIC ADCTIOX, in Lota of Ono Check-ll-.k*ami riuik-Tiik- ti..n i.f I'.intiiif, l'l.ii :i or KKOM WATKItFORll : PKOM LONDON : THOMA S PHRCELL . The Public arc respectfully informed that the above , The Quay, Mile each, at the following times and places :— ¦ct> of every kind; ! < huunicutal. Friday Tiiay 1 , ... 14 Noon.|\VcdRC»day May G , ... b Mom, (tnyS-tf) THOMAS DEVEREUX extensive Establishment is replete with every accommo- Friday ,, s, ... fi Noon. Wednesday „ 13, ... 8 Morn , 23 Graving Bank. MONDAY M AI 18, 1803.—Kilkenny Station at 10 Onler? from noi^hborin^ towns attended to with ptiudu. . dation. Coffee, Commercial, and Sitting Rooms ; Bil Fnd.iy ., 13 , ... 12 Noon. \\Ydn*>day „ 'JO, ... 8 Mnrn. a.m., one to four mile-post ; Bcnnett's-bridge, at 12 lofty, tlity and accuracy. I'mlay. „ W, ... VI Xoon. Weilnesdiv " 27, ... S Morn. RAIL WA Y TIME TABLES for MAY. JAMES WALPOLE Hard and Smoking Rooms. The Rooms are large, Friday „ •£•, ... 12 N011-. noon, four to eijjht do. ; Thomastown, at One p.m., and airy, beautifully decorated, elegantly furnished, and itZJ* ACCOUNT HOOKS, with or without printed licail - BEGS to inform the Nobility, Gentry, nnd Inhabitants of Waterford and its Vicinity, that he has Caliin Fate, 2Us.; Deck , IDs. WATERFORD AND LIMERICK RAILWAY. eight to thirteen do. ; Ballyhale, at Two p.m., 13 to arc otherwise fitted up with every regard to comfort and niaJc in a Mipciiur in.innL'r, strou^J y l»unJ. just received a Choice Selection of iujs, I.OAIIING U KKTIIS :— London—British and Foreign Steam Up Trainsfrom Waterford. 19 do. ; Mullinavat, at Three p.m., 19 to 25 do. ; convenience. All ordc^ with which the Proprietor may ho favored shall Wharf, LOW- IT K:ist Smithlield, and West Kent Wharf Kilmacow, at 1.30, p.m., 25 to 29 do. on the banks of the far-famed , TRA1>S OX WKEK DAYS. SUNDATS. BOHEMIAN GLASS VASES AND OTHER ORNAMENTS' This Hotel is situated tx performed with the nti:io*t X I .UNI.SS, A CXUKACY , ami Sou.hwaik. Parrels reeeived at 137 Leadenlmll-sticct, E.C WATERFORD —j-* '" "~~~ji ~ TUESDAY, JI AV 19.—Tipperary, at 10 a.m., 21} to and commands a most extensive view of o« 3 I 4 l j i"i Suitable for the Season, Alto, a Large Variety of Milford Haven, Dtspiicil. and at prices exceedingly moderate, the ipjalitv WATEKF0K1 ) AND PLYMOUTH. Tn \2ti S 1&2 1 t 212&3 lta 12t3l243 28 mile-post ; Bansha, at 11 a.m., 28 to 34 do. j Caher, her Majesty's Dockyard, and of. the romantic and pictu- Hanger clnlB DESSERT BREAKFAST & TOILET SERVICES. at the Dullin, Citizvn , , Aurora, or other eligible LIMERICK. C'a" - Clais Class Class Class Class DINNER , , , TEA , at 12.30 p.m., 34 to 44 do. ; Clonmol, at 1.30 p.m., 41 resque Scenery of the neighbourhood. of the work considered, A.M. A.M. p.M. P.M. P.M. A.M. A.M. Vessels. TOGETHER WITH to 53 do. ; KiIsheelan, at Four p.m., 53 to 59 do. Visitors, Tourists, Commercial Gentlemen, and Fa- 1'OOIM.AW . LEGAL. COMMERCIAL , liAII.WAY , Flleni WATEt!FOI:H: FHO.M TLTMOUTn: WEDNESDAY M AY 20.—Carrick, at 10.30 a.m., 50 to Establishment, for situation and AXH HKXKI IAL I'l.'lXriXG , lIOOK-mX/JlXG , Friilay .May I . ... IS Xcion.Thursday, May 1, ... 8 Aftn 'n hm hm bm hm hm hm hm A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF CUT AND PRESSED TABLE GLASS. , milies will find this Friilay ., S\ ... li Noon. Ihursilay, ,, 14 , ... 8 Afln'n Waterf..ril...flc;i 6 0 9 45 2 35 4 13 8 30 10 20 8 3ft Co mile-post ; Fiddown, at 11.30 a.m., Go to 60 do. ; comfort, combined with moderate charges, surpassed by AND MACUIMMtUUNC; KSTABI.ISHMEXT, Friday „ is ... 12 Nnon. Thurailay, „ 41, ... 8 Alln'n Cnrricl; 6 411 10 211 3 8 4 55 0 15 II 0 9 15 ggy An Excellent Lot of GAS MOONS on hands, which will be disposed of at Moderate PriceB, Grange, at One p.m., 09 to 73 do ; Waterford, at Threo no other in the Principality . Night Porter meets the •>¦! Ctnnmel 7 15 10 30 3 13 5 45 10 0 1140 10 0 Fiiday, „ , ... VI N on. Tliurulay, ,, 2S, ... 8 Afln'n p.m., 73 to 7" do. Boats. Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths. K1N 0 - ST1! E ET. W A T £ IIKO P.L>. l-'riitar. ,. ill, ... V2 Noon. Junction Dtp 8 45 ]S 24 5 25 8 40 12 15 1 30 12 15 Limrr!ck .../frir< fl 46 I 21) C 30 9 50 I 30 2 30 I 20 FIGURE SHADES ALWAYS Thoso who cannot attcud will lease send Tenders All communications should be addressed to (jy25-tf) C.iliin Faro, ills.; I Vck, 10s. Tukinp Goods for Fahnoutb, IN STOCK. p MATCIIINGS ' ' addressed as such to either of tho undersigned. Further E. WILLIAMS, Manager. Snuthnuiptnn , I'oitsinoulli , and places adjacent. Down Trains from Limerick. ij GOT TO ORDER. |£g- WARE HIRED ON REASONABLE TERMS. ROOM-PAPER WAREHOUSE, particulars may bo had from the Overseers along tho - WATKltFOKD AND 15KLFAST. " fl. ., CTSTOM-iiOl^SI-:QUAY. TKAIXS O.V HKKK IIAT8 | SI.KDAVS. Bgr CHINA HALL, 60, QUA Y, WATERFORD. Line. Purchasers to pay 50 por cent, purchase money Aurora, Koru, ov other eligible Vessels. I — ^ - THEIS LITTLE ISLAND DAWSoN is now supplied with a large Assort LIMF.RICK j o. 3 4 JJ j ji on being decl ared, together with 5 per cent as auction ri:tl.M WATKIIFUKII : FH0.M BELFAST : > OT1CE F, incut of r.-on- nnil Hall i' apcrs, in great variety . ... 12 Nnmi Wnlni»day May 6,.. II Morn TO 12&3 12&3 1 A2 I &2 1 42 1 2A; 3 1 •- .V3 foes. THOMAS WALSH ^7 HEREBY GIVEN, that Persons deair- Salurilay May 2 Claes , Auctioneer. S.iiurd^iy, !», ... 12 Xoon.iU'irdni'sJny 13, ... 3Af 'nn WATERFORD.uiTppmnn Clnr* Olass . Class. Class Class clata (rhich he offers tor Sale at Low Prices. ,. „ 1}| f y BENSON'S JAMES TIGHE, Engineer. li ing to make EXCURSION'STO THIS ISLAND, Salunlnv 1«, ... 12 N'mw.l IVrdnndny . ... II Mr.rn A f| r>< f M rM u A WATCHES AND CLOCKS. , „ „ an Office of Mr. A. U. ROBERTS in {fg" House P.iintinp, Decorating, and Panorilungiuj Siitunl'i). -JIl. ... 1J NV.ii {UVdiwaday „ 47, ... 4 Afin' Waterford, April 21, 18G3. [niy l-3fi must apply al the , ,. n lhm with niatr.iss. amiftt Moilcnitcl 'l.nreo. ^atllrd;iy. ,. ill, ... 14 .V'On.1 btn hm hm hm hm hm " Perfection of Mechanism."— Morning Post. Ilcrcstbrd-strcct, for Cards of Admission. executC'l 7 :in 11 l> i 0 6 0 10 45 Vi 10 111 45 Ids. Dcrk 7s. 6d. Limerick Brp TO BE SOLD, allowed to land except at tho Cabin Fare, , Junction Vep ' 6 « 'ia 22 5 2.5 7 20 12 15 I 3U 12 li OPINIONS OP THE LONDON PRESS UPON BENSON'S GREAT CLOCK" AND WATCHES. Parties will not be " ll'dkl EW Cli.nmel 110 -ii ' 1 32 6 50 — 2 15 2 40 2 15 AND IMMEDIATE POSSESSION GIVEN , FEKKV HOUSE. (al24-3t) STONE WORKS, CJ45 Simmers g l/dicccn WiTEBFonu and N "As a sample of English Clock-workl "The entire finish is of the hizhesti "Sumo of them are of ;;teat beauty ; I) POUT (Mon). Lnadhig and Discharging at It 'aterford Carrck >\\ 0 2 3 1 30 — 2 55 3 25 255 ' F >HE INTEREST in the HOUSE AND LANDS of JOHNSTOWN , W A T K R I- O K Wntirfor.1...4rd II 40 2Si 810 — 3 43 4 (I 3 45 on t. larpe scale, the works of this are caste."— Daily News, May 29, 18(12. iawl if the English watch-trade only A BARGAIN. ltailicuy Station. 1 KNOCKBOY, the residence of the lute 'T HOMAS probably tho finest finished tbnt have , .-i.,,,i;,i onj „,„ • •, , follow up with the same spirit nnd sue- Mail Trains inarkeil with an asterisk sp1cildl "lu's.tely.fiu-« ' SALE, at the Waterford Coach Factory, (R. TOIIN COLLINS beas to inform the Pulilic that hi WATEUFOI J D AX*I) NEW ROSS. , ever been seen in this country. No Chro- : A™?™ ? "I"1 ,w fi to compete with K EI.I.V, Esq., containing 38a. 2r., statute measure. FOR F A K IS :—FirstClus Singli- Ticket 14s2d : Scomildo., IOs Si , f neV0r AWLOH S a very F KOM W ATKHFORK — Daily, Sundays escepted, at 1.0 l'.M . , ; nometcr could be fitted with mare per- ™ ° roroi there The Lands arc in good heart and well cropped ; the L ' ) the property of a Gentleman, 0 has Monuments, Head Sumes , and Tomb Monc- Third do, Gs 5<1 ; Kettttn—First Class, 21s 3d ; Second do., lGs. 68enl,e^!L|i°L r 17 i««9 Knere >n decorative watches, HW IJoss—Daily) Sundays escepted at 8.30 A .M. " - Standard^ , June 17 , 1862. tQ ])Q nQ rea50n w^y ',,,„„,,, excellent OUTSIDE CAM, with blue Cloth Cushions ready marie. All kinds nf Cut Slime for Buildings. FltoM N , fret or carefully.adjusted mechanism. - ^ „„ House is iu perfect repair, and situate within 2i miles " Times, June 11, 1882. " The Inrccst and Lamps. Also, a splendid set of Silver-mounted ($?? Mmieratr Prices and Best of Workmanship, \V A T E K F 0 1! I) AX D I) U X C A X N 0 X. WATERFORD AND KILKENNY RAILWAY. , and unmistakably the not tret trie trad* entirely into our own ot Wutcrford, on the road lending to Passage and Dun- " A triumph of ingenuity."— Tele- best finished Clock in the " " ; all tei be sold cheap, separately or in one All Onlers atlci iled loin the Shortest Notice (flj-il F KOM W ATEIIFOBD — Daily, Sundays cscrptol, at 4.0 p.a. Up Trains from Waterford. Exhibition. — hands. —Times, June 23, 1862. more. The above are held under lease tor an unex- HARNESS graph, March 31, 1862. Engineer, August 16, 1862. aH7 F KOSI Df.vcAXXO N — Daily, Sundays e.tccptcd, at 8.15 A. M . pircd term of eighteen years, at the yearly remt of £75. lot. ; TKA1XS ON WKKK DATS. SUNDAY Tli.UNS. BUTLER'S CATECHISM. l'nths seiuritl and every information given by the Agents. ' T~ ESTIMATES GIVEN FOR CHURCH AND TURRET CLOCKS. For particulars apply to Bristol— '\'\\r General Strain Packet Ollice. Liverpool— ; n 1 2' I x 4 i 2 , TO BXTILDEKS, CABIMET-MAKEKS, &c .' l&'J 12&.H2&D 12tO12&3 WATCHES CLOCKS, and BRONZES of erery description , from the plainest to the highest quality ol MISS KELLY, Knockboy. CLEIK ; Y , r.ooxs I.I .EIIS, SC Wiilcrlnril Steam Shi p Cninpany, 23, Urunswick-strcet , STATIONS. 1J&3 l«c ' which Art is at present capable, TO CATHOLIC I CI RKB Class.1 Class Clais. Class. Class. Class manufactured from High-Ait designs by English, French, and 28th April , 18G3. (myl-tf) now keep in Stock a very large assortment of Wibliinstuii Huildinps. London— ANTiioyY. G. R OBINSON , I A.M. A.M. P. M. P.U P.M. r.M P.M. Italian Artists of great celebrity. ¦ WE Oil Sale dl The Xeirs Office , ' qualit of PtNE. MAHOGANY, WALNUT, 2II .Mark Lnue ; Hi iti>l> and Foreiisn Steam Wharf, Lower WATCHES. ' CLOCKS. WESTERN COUNTIES AND the finest y , '.foiiiiniriilntion of tin- l!i-.no|i of U'.ltiTtoid .mil Ka»l Smithrifld, mid Wesl Kent Wharf, Southwark j Par- 1 h in h in lim hm h in p m h in and BIRCH LEAVES and SCAXTUNO, all thoroughly [ Willl llie I. ' Chronometer, Duplex Lever, Horizontal, Vertical, Drawing-Room, Dining-Room, Bed-Room, Library, Manure Company (Limited) l.isinoie, the l:L-ht liw. Dr. ()'!< I: II :N ,) r,!s received at 13" Leadenliall Street, E.C. Plymouth— U'atcrlhrd...7)f/) 7 45 12 fl 5 0 — 4 15 — — General Seasoned, with S PKLCE FLOORING B OARDS, JOISTS, and Kilkeniiv....^rr( 0 3D 1 .IU G 30 — 5 45 — — Minute , Half-quarter, and Quarter Repeaters ; Inde- Hall CORNWALL. CAPITAL 000. II ENMiY J. WAUINO , theWhaiT, Milbay. Belfast—K. H EN- , Staircase, Bracket, Carriage, Chime, Musical , TORPOINT, , £30, ALVANISED KON PREPARED PAPER , Carlow dSE)/)/)1 — 2 33 735 — 7 0 — — RAFTERS, G I and i. Catechism for the Instruction of Children li nitMiN k SONS , Donegal Quay ; [jr-29-tl] pendent and Plain Centre Seconds; Keyless, Chrono- Astronomical, Church, Turret, Stable, Railway, Post BY TIIK I)ulilin(<;S4:WM — 4 55 10 111 — 9 30 — — COVERING for R OOFS ; also a. great variety of MAHBLE, graphs, Enamelled, Astronomical, and Reversible office, Shop, Warehouse, Office, or Counting-house, from CRUSHERS, Manufacturers of S ULPHURIC JAMES lil'TUT., Archhishopof And at the Company 's Oflice, Ihc MALL, WATEKFOltO BONE ENAMEL, and SLATE C HIMNEY PIECES. MOST P.ev Dr. JJOICJ I Tra ins from Kilkenny. Wotohes, from 200 Guineas to £3 3s. each. 1,000 Guineas to £1 Is. each. A CID, S UPER-PHOSPHATE , POTATO, M ANGOLD, Cishel ami Kuily. ENSON S IIVSTRATED AMPHLET ON ' J. P. GRAVES & CO. TRAINS OS WKi: K 1IAVS. SCKUAV TRAINS. B ' J P WATCHES BBNSON s Hl-USTIUTED CLOCK PAMPHLET COntsioS GRASS and CORN MANURES. Printcil on good Paper, auJ in hri;e elc:r' Ty;«j. WATlC ItFORU AND MILFORD HAVEN ~ (free by Post for two stamps) contains a short History Waterpark Timber Yard anei Saw Slills. (jl6-tf) "f r""i it* 1 :« T 4 i 1 s 1 5T a full and carefully prepared Price-list of every descrip- These Manures are well known and highly appre- KIXOMM CNIi .VI ION. ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS STATIONS. 12&3 1&2 Ui 12&312^D12i312&3 of Watchmaking, with descriptions and prices. It tion of Clock and Time-piece, with a short and interest- ciated through the United Kingdom. Agriculturists ALLIANCE 1-M'niou of tin.- Ui h t I-cv. Or. Clnsn . 'CIni".. Cla>s. Class. ClaB*. Class . Class " I approTv of this ^ . acts as a guide in the purchase of a Watch, and enables ing History ol the Art of Clock Making. In it will be unacquainted with their merits will do well to give them ' A.M. A.M. I P.M. I P.M. A .U. A M . P.M. J AMES K UTLEK .S Catechism, and recommend it to the DAILY COMMUNICATI ON r those who live in Scotland, Ireland,Wales, the Colonies, found a great variety of patterns of Clocks suitable for a trial. Life, and Fire Assurance Company Faithful of these Dioceses. India, or any part of the world, to UA RTHOLEMEW LANE, LONDON. (Sundays Exteptti,) h m Ii m I li m ' li m h m li m h m select a Watch, and all purposes, and it will be sent post-free for two The Super-Phosphate has been highly recommended 1). O hlUKN , H.C.B. Dublin(CSW)C/. — S 45 12 30 I — 8 0 — — have it sent freo and safe by post. stamps. " ,£ ' by the Kildare Agricultural Sciety as the best in th e " Waterfonl June '-', K».V>." KETWKEN THE SOUTH OF IRELAND Carlow(ISE)....l — ill 33 3 0 I — 10 20 — extracts from whose circulars can be had on CAPITAL-FIVE MILLIONS STERLING. Kilkenny ....Drjil 7 45 111 43 I 10 I — 11 30 _ _ BENSON'S ARGENTINE SILVER. M arket, \cy (Inlers from any part of the Uiocrse. sent in SOUTH WALES AND ENGLAND _ application to our Agent, rRESlDBNTS : Waterri,rd....ar/ 0 :iO I 1 20 s 50 ! — 1 0 — The Morning Herald, October 23rd, speaking of the Plate in the Exhibition, says, " Mr. B ENSON , who I". K KDMUND , Printer and Publisher SAMUEL G URNET , Esq. ; Sir M OSBH MONTBFIURB , Bart: ml directed to Via W ntei fnrd .ind Milford Havcu, iu connection witli Goods conveyed by Trains marked t ; Mail Trains • has a Medal for l'lato, exhibits some beautiful things. MR. WILLIAM KELLY. ' V.) King-street , promptly al- " Rate of Assurance and every information may be H aterl nril Si in "Mice , Express Trains on the Gv;at Western, South Wales FAIIM TO DUBLI > :—First Cla*s Sinzle Ticket, 21s. ; Second The Argentine is a composition possessing all the beauty and richness of color of Silver with its durability, Waterford, May 1st, 1863. (ml-tf.) The Trade supplied on moderate I ITIIIS . do., 13s 8d; Third do, 9s 3d ; Return—First Class, 318 CJ ; Se. had of telcl in. Waterford and Limerick, Waterford anel Kilkenny, at a mere fraction of its cost. It is a. compound of various metals with a heavy deposit of pure Silver, forming May he lrul llclnil Horn every Catholic liooksullci- in in the South of Ireland. cond do, 23.4 Gd. SEED OATS. MR. RICHARD HARRIS, and other Traina FARtu TO KiLKts'Jit :—Vir«t Class Sioglo Ticket, G« ; Second one hard, compact, white body. When the Argentine and the real Silver are placed side by side the most Fast and Well-appniutn] Steam- , ¦f BARRELS OF BLACK TARTARY FOB 15, Queen-street, Waterford. the Dioci'si". *% 'I nf^UI-SE do, 4s 4d ; Third do, '2» 7d ; Return-First Class, 0s ; -Jd do, Cs6d skilful judge cannot distinguish between them, while its durability is so gscat that after many years' wear it OA lls <:lrr>" tr Majesty's Mails, Sad J J SALE. Apply to R. S. BACKAS, Butletstown MSS- PllILOSOPllY ^i^Wj^x -^ ' -"" " remains unaltered. During the last soventcen years it has been so well received by the Public, that its manu- \ CA MARINE ASSURANCE. HEALTH ANU (•llKKKl-fLX ROM 'eicceptcil), V ? -'JKf ^xDaily (Sudavs From the WATERFORD AND TRAMORE RAILWAY. facture has been extended to all those articles usuall Castle. [mhl3.tr] Cargoes per Steamer and Sailing Vessel to any AND FACT. ' ~~pffyf ^^ F WAIEBFOBD— Adelphi y made in Silver, viz.:—Spoons, Forks, Dinner, Tea, and \ Week Day Trains. Coffee Services Waiters Bread and Cake Baskets port in the Irish, Bristol, and English Channels, as- S PILLS. Wlnrt immeiliatcl y after th* arrival of the Limerick Tr.iin "" ¦" , , , Candelabra, Dishes of all kinds, Epergnes, Claret Jugs, &c., TO FARMERS. HOLLOWAY' 1""""2 ' a "]" " ! " " a~i~iri" l r and which can be seen at the various Establishments of J. W. ENSON sured on very MODERATE TERMS . (tf) 'the at Thrci- o'C'lotk iii the A'icnieiuii , reaching Jlilford Haven WM i '" * B , whose: new Show Rooms contain an Hr. KxriTiNd CA CM: H I S IIK .M:.->. — 1/lwid is a •» a 111 1 P 11* l'l l p III j p in p 111 n^ (wind and weather permitting) ill time to enable Passengers _2_J!J_ T* "• P _ immense assortment. A Prize Medal was awarded to J. W. BEKSON for excellence of manufacture of Argentine SPECIAL MANURES. J. tlj i IIIi' -siisiaiiiiiiL' anint . It tunfi.-l.es the com- li m li in ! h m > li in h in li m h in I li m li m GRASS, GRAIN, THE TURKISH DIVAN, ' to proceed liy the U n a.m. Express Train to London, rearli. »8 (I «230 and Elcctro-Platc. A Sample Spoon will be sent post free to any part of the Kingdom on receipt of 30 Stamps, IOIK mii-( .c, nt-rvf and iiitc^iinifiit. at C, \V'f.i 111 45 :12 II (0 S 30 1 8 4.5 — — put.u.ti of t'.c-h , I . , Paddin^ton 0 p.m Third Class Passengers will ' and an elaborately Illustrated Catalogue, containing 300 Engravings and Price-list of Argentine and Solid Silver POTATO, TURNIP, and FLAX MANURES, TOBACCO, CIGAK , AND FISHING TACKLE veins inir fore •!) 0 11 13 1 15 3 15 | 4 30 I»G 0 I 0 is! — — Tin- siiiinai'li is its nianufaitory , tl:e arteries and be forwardiil by tho Throuph 7 o a*in. train to London.—• Plate, will be sent post-ircc on receipt of six Stamps. Specially prepared. WAREHOUSE. ami tin- mli-tines the channels through VITRIOLIZED BONE COMPOUND, itsilistributors, Piosengers amving at Milford Haven on Sunday lDuruings Sunday Trains J. W. BENSON 'S Branch Establishments are, 46, 47, and 03 CORNHILL. All Letters should be ad- O'SHAUGHNESSY WARDELI., Importer of which the \v»-:c matter rejien d in its prinluciion , i> will leave per t!ie 0 15 a*m. Train. CONCENTRATED MANURE, I 2 I 3 4 3 U 7 819 10 pressed to the Principal Establishment, 33 and 34 LUDGATE HILL, Londou (Established 1749). (f20-28t) E • Foreign and British Cigars; Wills' Virginia the stomach, the circulation , and the AVEN Pier Dail at am in tn in CRUSHED BONES AND BONE MEAL, tspdlnl Upon From .Mn.ponu H , from the Itailway y, a m ' ^ m p m p p p m p m I p pin Bristol Bird's Eye, Grasscut ; Foreign Flat, iclievii:^ indi ! Manufactured by filG-Om] Returns ; , liou-fls, thu- e Pills aet simultaneously, ^i^- 7 10 li.m, Sundays exrepted, alter the arrival of the 9 30 a.m. h in i li m li m li m li 111 li m h in h in 1 li m h m loth the RICHARDSON, BROTHERS, and Co., Cut Cavendish, and other Fancy Tobaccos. tiin. purify ing !!. '• fluids, and if^iilatiHsr sc- Kvpre'ss Trail from 1'ti'ldiimtoti Station, London, reaching ?!< 0 II 0 JJ2 15 I 30 S 30 4 30 5 .JO 8 45 — - ARMY CONTRACTS. EDWARD WALL, -10 112 45 2 I) ELFAST A choice selection of Meerschaum and Clay Pipes. ; .iiiDs a:id tlit i-Mm-lions. Waterford (wind and weather permitting) so as to secure the 9 30 II . *4 0 5 0 U 0 9 15 I — — OII, CBUSUBBB AND AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTS, B . cu' WATERFORD, and SUMMER HILL, LAMBKIN 'S Cork Snuff. VAI OMPLAINT —Ihspopsia i~ Ihc most departure of the ti a.m. Tr.iir. tu Limerick, Cork, and the lbobc marki-u thus ore mail trains. QEALED Noon 2SFAbove , with Price Lists, Analyses, and Testimo- I IIK N ATIH. . C . *= ^ , ^ TENDERS, in dupli- PILLANK South of Inland : andthe 11 ¦].'> a.m. Tr.iin to Kilkenny and AB'KS :—Fi rst Class Single Ticket TRAMORE, Sole Agent for S 'S Celebrated Limerick cotnnioi. dis( use atiinu^ ail ila--''.-, in tids cimnlrx. t F , Hid.; Return Ticket, la l3 catcuntil will be received at this nials, on application to Dublin. l'iisJM^^2|£> Offico , Smoughteen and Twist TobaccoB. a^unn-s a thousand shapes , and is the ;irimar\ >uuicc TEA, WINE, AND SPIRIT MERCHANT, J. P. GRAVES & Co., Waterford. ' PiiddiiiKtoii will also he convfyi.il by these Steamers at In- B^^^ BHS on MON DAY, the £3~ Real Limerick Flics and Hooks. London Per of iimuineraUi- anil d:im;i rous maladies ; hut \v nate\cr A. STEPHENS, Agent, Duncannon, County Wexford duced l!.ite«. FAKES. SOUTH WALES RAILWAY &9HHBnN0lUh MAY, from Persons desiroun Wholesale and Retail. fumery, and Concertinas. iti t«|ii- or symptoms, huweu-i obsiinale its resistance l»t Class and 2nd Class of supplying, during tho HALF-YEAR ending 30th »». CK riAr.s—or TR AISH . RESIDENT AGENT for Sale of WILLIAM YOUNCBR Peruvian Government Guano- , WATERFORD. In ordinary p:«-i-ri p:ii.i.s. it \ithls readily and i.ipidi y tti Cabin. and Suloon Z : _ Observe-06 QUAY [oll-tn i> s. oTATioxs. £ti~i~f.3~£xpr ini/ni/ 1 NOVEMBER , 18C3, such quantities of and Co.'s Edinburgh Ala, Mild and Bitter ; J. THOMPSON, T. BONAR, tnd Co., ttii?,i(aiciiii»- a:i«l umriin^ remt 11 13 — 2 S 7 II 9 30 and Co., Drogheda, Distillers, Patent anil Old Still The depot is in chargo of Mr. GEORGE W HITE, who sums upwards, £25 f''!d, and re>|uii cno r> strain! tinm liusine-s I KTUIIN TICK KTS - From Waterford to London, Ox- CATTLE, A ND S HEEP, AND FLO UR, U«i,C.inlifr. I 6 i 12 11 is 40 — 4 38 8 49 — Whiskey ; S VMBS and Co.'s Drogheda Alet; G EORGE information required. POUND may secure £20,000. Por Prospectus (gratis) TJn stini^tlifii lilt aii.m:i'.-Ii . anil priiiDDH- a healihy ' 7" 2nd Class as may bo required at the Curragh of Kildare during will supply any y I nril , or Reading, 1st class mid s.iloou , — DOWIt 7RAZB8. Instant , A Wouii io . Cai.in , Deck, Cabin Deck. ~ obtained from this Office on or after the 18th ; ' forwarded, (a l 0-3m*) of the weaker 3TATIOSS. 'if r-f ~:i~, ~ \" ~Exp7~i' WATERFORD. L A W E 8 mediately ynlarities which aie the special annoyance Watetfoid to Milfcnd...l 'J,.(J . 7s. «d. 18i. Od. Ns.3d. a : 1,2, Exp &2\ir273 t7 tenders made on other forms will not be noticed. Each lile. are cla>~ class. 4 2 cliisB.'clasB. 1 ti clssi hate of Lime sex , and uhii-li , when ne^l.-ited . always shorten I'a-iicers with 2nd C'I J -S Tickets can exchange from thr 5 |_ tender to include only one article of supply, and be Patent Superphosp , ' S a in iTiii" n in a in am p tn PATRICK KE1L Y S S MONEY ON DEPOSIT. relieved for the tiuiv ln-ina, and prexeiitfil for the time Ciibio to I he S;I !II IMI MI iMvineul K I L' . lid. each. Ml» . Tstarling pm Commissary- f SON TURNIP MANURE, CORN MANURE, II 15 11 45 — 4 30 8 III addressed under cover to the "Deputy OR rpHE WATERFORD and LIMKR1CK. RAILWAY but tlin.oug h allira- TI IMIIIS I I Ti'lot- nllmviic 1'ns-eiiiins tobre.ik Iho journey, l> Puildint'ton " G 0 MANGOLD AND POTATO MANURE. to cmne, by a course of tliis tuii'l 114 Glouc' 0 45 ll 15 12 .ia 3 30 — 8 20 2 15 General, Dublin," and marked on the outside " Tender BEO to call attention lo their SUPERIOR POR- . ii.;ij be bad at I'.iiMhiiriim Kailtvuy Station, and at the First- l.-(!lp J. COMPANY are open to rece ve, to a limited tivc. I5SJ IVcwport H 4" I 10 2 10 5 23 — 9 39 3 40 for Bread " " or " as the caaomay be. TER, ALES, iind STU'iNR BEKR The increasing demand for these Manures prove3 that > Stations ol'the iiieiil Western iiuil South Walts, Water- , or " Meat, " Forage, extent . Money on temporary Deposit, for which the L)liOi-mc.\I. ^WKIIIS l .s ASH Till'. Tt'llS OF l.ll'K. — Clas- 170J CardiiT U 3 1 35 2 30 5 56 — 0 50 4 A They particularly recommend their XX AI.E and thoy arc appreciated by A griculturists, and it is un- foul and Liieeiick , .md Waterford and Kilkenny Kailways; 3 55 3 43 7 50 — 11 Any further information required may be obtained following Kates of Interest will be allowed :— This is the must di-trissinu'period in wom-m's history, 210 fwanscn II " 311 537 SUPERIOR STOUT to the notice of Bottlers and the necessary to say more than that they will be found as al-o, at the Olliees of Messrs. FOKU it J ACKSON, 30 Cannon- 225 l.lunclly 11 4* 4 40 4 23 8 37 — — oil at this Office. 3 per Cent., subject to repayu.ent at aDy time after it dcslroys thuusatius ; the whole of the utoss humors Trarfo generally. as in former years. street. London, and Millotd II HVIII I'ailway Station ; or ot 275 ( H.vTurdw 'tl 1 40 I G 40 t! H — \ — I — 8 17 Commissariat Office, Dublin, good the first Month, on expiration of One Week's notice. collect together, and, like a tide, sweep away health and 355 >' JUillnnli 4 13 I 7 5 G W — ! — ! — 8 30 ' Their STRONG BEER continues to give universal Extracts fr om Chemists' reports this Season. Mr. M. DOW SKY, CJu^iy inid Adelphi Wharf, Watcrlord. <.* . ._ _ _ 18th April, 18G3, (al2l- m8) 4 per Cent, if left for Twelve Months and longer. y and JKJWCI loll checked. The satisfaction life ilM'lf. if i>nt timel y fii.lfii.v Tiekels, available fur 30 duye, at a Fare and a The' G 0 a.m Train trom P'ddinfftnu takes Third Class Pascn- . PBOKESSOK APJOIIK.—" In tho preparation of this Any sum of £'20and upwards taken, and the Principal remidv lor u\l these dangerous txntptom-- New Street, December 1802. (d27-tf) niost certain half I".- the Double Journey, are issued at Waterford, Lime- g-r« I01 thf Soutb Wain Railway only. WATERFORD AND KILKENN Y , Artificial Manure, which is found, particularly in the or Interest will be paid as desired by Depositors. is Ilolloway 's I'il!» Armed with this ijrcat antidote , Kilkenny, it. 8U>DAT TRAIHS. so energetic a fertilizing rick , Ti ppei.ny, from case of Green Crops, agent, Further Information can be obtained from the under- ordeal i» f.is-i d through , and the sulferer is Do^rn Trains Paddington, 8 0 a. m. Game Preservation Society, 1862 DOWER'S tUt lier> Thr Sea Vuij aij t is mi ll/ Seventy Miles. Arrival at New Milford 11 0 a. in. •11 per cent, of Phosphate of Lime must bave been signed, and also from the following Agents:—A. STE- oi.ee mure restored to tli« ]iosscsaion of uuiinpaiied Up Irom Nrw Milford 10 40 a. m. and of this amount more than one-half has Cattle and Live Stock of all kinds «ent by these Vessels , OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that tho above Porter, Ale, Strong Beer and Pale Butt. employed, PHENS, Duncannon, County AVczford, THOMAS S. EAR- Ualth. Thc-e Pills are equall y tllicacious in all female l'add npton, arrival ... 10 50 p. m. Its money value is b are at Shi 's Rink. Goods und Cattle, Parcels, Fish, &c., N Society has been formed to prevent the SM« of boon rendered soluble. y my me- VKI , Quay, Waterford ; J OHN (JRUBB , Carrick-on-Suir; , and obstructions ai the dawn of womanhuod. pper FA:ICS :—Par Fares ste WBterfurit and Milford Haven Rova] FTMIE above Superior Articles will be found, as al complaints will be conveyed by these Steamers at Low Rates, which can Stear.i Ship Advrrtlsemenl.in another column. Game at unscasonublc times—the destruction of Game thod of estimation, £8 12s. lid. por Ton, a Bum I un- P. It. BAN FIELD, Clonmel ; SAMUEL J ELLICO , Oahir; Tin: U KAD A .\ J> II KAHT. —Why arc JL ways, to give genera l satisfaction. DistA-K t purifiers , Saturday for Xew Yolk , and Hilling at QurcQstown for Pas- Do (3rd do) ...... 2 23 p.m 2 20 p.m which are in a soluble, and therefore immediately able at One Month's Notice. Siu-s maladies of which , if they be already will in luture sail from Liverpool on PICKLES AND SAUCES , of seritms , i.eu"ers on .•leinday, Kilkenny, ThomaMown, New Rons', INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, 1862 HARLES AMERON They will aUo accept Tenders for like BondB, nt 0 moat unremitting ex- available, condition. " C A. C , fstablishcd , they then become the FBIBATB, anil will continue a Reunlar Sailing e»ery alter- Weiford, Ac., on week days ... 6 30 p.m 6 45 p.m per Cent., for One, Three, or Five Years, and for tho ' ]>o. do,, on Sundays ... 3 45 p.m 4 0 p.m FEAST. BROTHERS, LONDON.—PICKLES, Public Analysist to tbo City of Dublin." tirpators. . . nate Friday from Liverpool , culling at Queenstown lor Pas- HAVE now on Sale Messrs. GEOROE SAYEB & Co.'s Guaranteed Debenture Stock , beating interest at 0 per these the followine day. Dublin (lato Knclisb Mails) Ac, ... 7 45 p.ra 8 15 n.m SAUCES, CONDIMENTS, and JELLIES, S OLE AGENT TOR THE DISTRICT—D. A. MILWARD N ERVOCS DisoiiiiEit!.. —Any ileranpemcnt of sengers anil despatches , Cork Limerick, ic. ... 7 45 p.m 8 15 p.m BKANJ)Y, of the same quality as obtained the for Two Years, and 5 per Cent, in perpetuity Clonmel , Warr jnlod pure. Sold in Waterford at 49 King-street. I EBQ ., Tullogher, New Ross. Cnt. delicate orpins affects disastrously both the body and 'l EAM COMMUNICATION The mails arrive and are delivered as under :— EIZE EDAL S P M at the International Exhibition, 1862, LOCAL AGENTS—Messrs. GEORGE WHITE, Water- afterwards. •U mind. To the nervous imalid Ilullovay/s Pills are Arriral. Delivery. and which I offer on Reasonable Terms. The Line is worked by tbe Waterford and Limerick Dtblin (late K01;. Mails) ic, ... 4 O a.m t 0 ajn GIVEN AWAY TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS. ford ; JOHN GSVBB, Carriclt-on-Suir;W ILLIAM CODT, »narticle of vital nece ssity. They impart a tone and TO NEW YORK DIRECT. B Climmel, Cork, Limerick, Ac. ... 4 0 a.m 7 0 a.m Dr. SMITH has juBt published a Free Edition of DAVID LECKIE, FZTIR HmtBNAN Company, and there 1 a large surplus after payment of . X. and Philadelphia Steam Ship Wexford, lc., MEDICAL FRIEND," a New Work on the cure of Ncr- Applications to be addressed to tbe underslgmed'at the hysteria , !ow spirits, X^^^B Do. e)o., on Sundays ... 1 30 p.m nail morni n FKENOU BBANDT. PATRONISED By THE FACULTY. Hfncc their marvellous cures of Company intend despatching their vous Debility, Loss of Memory, Dimnessof Sight, Lassi- Company's Offices, 2 Bank Place, Mall, Watetford. , anel other ^Mi » iJuii ^Jf ^ Iron Dcblin (early Knclinh Mails) 4c, ... I 30 p.m 2 0 p.m Indigestion 8gj" Stores—EXCHANOE -STREET. (i30-lf) WOOLLEY'S PECTORAL CANDY •liwms, fits , hi adarhe , nerMius twilcliin^s Hifcjiffl Full-powered Clyde-built Screw Cappoquin, Lismoro ic 11 5 a-m 2 0 p.ru tude, , Dislike to Society, Spcraatorrheco, Local By Order, removed by ^jj a3B^ & Dungarvan, , , Weakness Muscular Relaxation HAS now for Twenty Years itood preeminent as a HuJred coniplaitiLs, which are 'ill radically C'lJnroel, Cork , Limerick, ic, ... 2 50 p.ra noil morning , , Langour, Liitlesaneu, PURE SWEETS WILLIAM WILLIAMS, Secretary. * Depression &c., which if neglected remedy for Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness,Influenxa , •he use of these invaluable Pills. QlJEENSTOWN (CORK) to NEW YORK. Trimore (1st Mail) ...... 10 0 p.m 2 0 p.m , , , result in Consumption, WiterHrd, Nov. 25, 18G2. . From Do (2nd do) ... .. 6 30 pjn next morning Insanity, and premature Death with Asthma, Loss of Voice, and all Affections of the Chest (jalO-tf.; Holkica t ' s l'ilhnrr the hat remed y known in the world as follow : , plain directions for per- j Dinraore ...... 7 0 p.m do fect restoration to health and vigour. The Book will be sent SCHOOLING ANDC O.'S or Throat,'and is strongly recommendedby many emi- for the ollairhvj' iliscuscf : BA LTIMOKB Thursday, 14th May. t) p.nt do " J Tliriuls CITV OF P088a£6 ... ••. "- ' post free to any address, ou receipt of a directed envelope PRIZE MEDAL nent Medical men. Round each Box are numerous PATENT MEDICINES, &c, *?« l). t.ility Iiinaiiiiiiaiioii Sun- KAXfiAKOO Saturday, ltilh „ Kerrybank (Irtmail) ...... 11 0 a.m 2 0 p.ra *«tnni Uiuiov Jiiuiiilir*- Stunoanddravil (2nd do) ...... 2 20 a.m sext morning enclosing two postage stamps. Address Dr. Sunn, 8 Bur- Testimonials, selected from hundreds', speaking of its TO BE HAD AT 49 KING STREET, WATERFORD Secondary Syiuiuwa* EDINHUKUH Thursday, 21»t „ PURE SWEETS BiLious Coil Dywutrrr I.IVIT Uuui- (3rd do) ...... 6 30 p.m do ton-crescent, Tavistock-sejuarc, London, W.C. efficacy, both in the United Kingdom and abroad. Sold (8vnt Free by Post forTwo Stampstxtra.) U MII N IUU- II :: CITV OF MANCHESTER Thursday, 28lh „ Comprise a great variety of first-rate o Mai.iti Kry»i.irl»\ r,l;iint> Tic ALSO, 11T THE 8AH8 ADTOOB, by all Medicine Vendors in It. 1 Jd. and 2a. Od. Boxes Tumours And every succefdimr Tliursday, and every alter- H OLLOWAT'B OISIMKST and PILLB, the world-renowned "I'-tcLeson (Vniairli- Lumkag" PRIZE MEDAL AWARDED Kilt ; WOMAN AND HER DISEASES.—A Treatise de- Copy of a Letterfrom Mr: Oetavius Qlyn I Kirby Ilit Skin r-i!ulitilii>s l'i!.. « ricrra mite Saturday. !tfACHINE-MADE CONFECTIONERY , medicines, Btatnped with the approbation of the inhabitant* B Vi-nen-al Aia-ctiim» scribing the Symptoms, Causes, and Treatment, Street, Poplar London : "el Cora- iVvm ofalt l(lirniiiali>m 1'ASsiGK M OSKT.— Cabin, 16, 17, and 21 Guinea.', uc- STARCH, Of the moBt wholesome and delicious character. of every quarter of the globe ; price 1>. lH.i 3s. 9d., is. 6d _ PI»tnt» kinds Uni-nliun ••( Wonnsi.f all klmli THE GLENFIELD Illustrated with Cases, Free by Post on receipt of Seven 1, Kirbcy.atreet, Poplar, London; Sept. 80, 1861. 1 coidiiy to accommodation. JL by the Jurors of Class 2, International Exhibition, MEASAM'S HSALTH RWTOBAirVB AUD RiaULAMO «li« yits Vrini- WeakneM , from Stamps. Contains a mass of information iqdispensable Sold by Grocers, Confectioners, Druggists, &c, DCAK SIB—I cannot speak too highly of the excellence of wlntrv«r cau»r, „ Furwiird , 6 Guineas, iucluding Pru- 1863. This Unrivalled Starch is used in the Royal PILLS, for tbe core of bilious complaints, colic, hadiche- Couti]«tionof<;»iil Srruful« , nr whom it ii written. Address in Transparent and other Packets, at WOOLLEY'S PSCTORAL CAHDT. I bave suffered for yean tie ' ' ac. to those for , Dr. SMITH, 8 female ailment*, liver disease, and all inward disorder*.•) Bowels Hcad.achr hins-E>i. x<:., Laundry, and pronounced by Her Majesty's Laundress with a dnadfnl cough and difficulty of breathiop. Ceiaingiption Intlictstiuii Pa.iseugcrs fur Canada, the United States, and Uritish Majesty's Burton-crescent, Tavistock-square, London, W.C. ONE PENNY PER OUNCE. In this WOOLLIT'S PSCTOBAL CAXDY, the nio*t simple «a4 tobe rAf/nc»£ Starch the ever vied. Her BY distressing,stite I was recommended to try WOOLLBT'S ^old at the Establishment of Professor H OLLOWAT , Culuinbin lxiokcd through on very advantageous terms. /^ONSOLTATION LETTER, WITHOUT FEE. efficaciotu remedy known for affections of the throat, chad Belfa$ttoJOHN McKEE, Late Dresser declares it to bo the belt she hat tried, Beware of Imitations. PSCXOBAL CABDT, the fint box of which gave, me great * *•? Strand, (near Temple Bar.) London ; also, at The For further particular apply in award by some of tho moBt eminent V>» —Dr. SMITH will, for the Benefit of persons »uf- and lungs, as the large number of peruos who bave sad it Company's Offices, 103 Victoria-street; in Queautmen, and the aboTe , relief; the secondbox completely carad me. I have recom- in this neighborhood bear willingte stimony.. . . ¦ ..•. . "«« Office , No. 49 King street, Waterford, und by all 'it the fering from Nervous Debility, &c, on receiving a de- SCHOOLING & CO., D. SEYMOUR & Co. ; and in Liverpool to scientific men of the age, confirms its superiority, my mended them to mtuy of my friends who went timilarly The GLMIHLD Firm 8TAECH '"Ptctable Druggists and DealerRio .\icdicines through- to C i W. scription of their cases (enclosing a stamped elirecteel , avevy impoitint arti« WILLIAM INMAN, 62 & 03 Tower Buildings South, 3 'iVOTHKRSPOON & Co., Glasgow and London. Wholesale and Export Confectioners, BCTHNAL afflicted, who have all reeeived the greatest relief from them. cle for all Housekeeper!who vtlos beaatiftdLiocn. . i.; °"t thechiliBed world , at the following prices:—la. 1 Jd , envelope for reply) send his written opinion with advice , your obliged ' 0CTAVIU LTH ¦ ' Water-street ; or to UEORGE FETHERSTON, Clonmtl; GREEN, London. [f20-ly] I am, 8ir , . . 3 G . BMJB and BLACK IKS in Jin a. each..•<• <¦< :. ¦ M ••., n-r> I «¦ >*., 4s. 6d., Us., 22s. ami J3g. each box. There is and directions for the most successful treatment and- the presentProprietor , , T. S. HARVEY, Qoay, WaUrford. GILLOTT'B METALLIC P»HB Preparedtry J. Cnn, Dork- GiiiOTT'sMetallic Penj. the bort made nibs and' brawM » considerable saving by taking the larger sizes- rallo-tf.! , Sold in Watcrford at Mr. M. O'SHIA'. Iulitn Ware , engaging iu Waterford are conveyed to BEST JlADK-For Salo at TU Waterford Font cure. Address, Dr. SMITH , 8 Burton-crescent, Loo- ing.Surrey ; and Sold at THE MEWS Office , King-street, of variousqualities and pncei,'adapted for alTwTitaW'1 N.B.—Directions for the guidance of p&lieuts iu every t&Pas »enger» THE ' " roduued rates. Office 49 Eiug Street don, W.C. [pl7-tf] ; house, and by Miss MOKTIHKK , Confectioner, Quay. Waterfcrd, in bexei at Is. lid: and 2s. 9d. enoh. ACCODBI Boou and SIAXIOBBBT, Ac . '/w.-i-it -, •• 'widertie affixed to each box. Cork at greatly METEOROLOGICA L TABLE THE LAST COUNCIL MEETING; ! all pretent, to tbe ••iBefuge of Sinneri,? j& ibnri aS^v &c The Waterford Coach Factory, Jjc ifclavfcets Council, reported tbo present month, bnt fir time and etemlti T£ W£, TO ENGINEERS, POK WSEK X5DIIO (I0CSTH MOSTH ) HAT 2, 1803 The meeting of the last Town tor of the parish, > ' ^ -;;# (R. LAWLOR'S.) the B«v. Mr. 0 Dom>eH, adher5^a f nermomsleT remarkable one at N HOROU GH OF R. L. Has now on Show at his Establishment, Waterforii, Friday,May 8, 18BS. in this day 'i News, was a most most instructive discourse. The:'LiUoy^eT «n >u£; ' WA TER WORKS FOR THE ' Date. Wind. . Rain ¦*- .. JBaromtcr ; m it w«« immediately tft«r read : TERFORD. /^ATHEHINE-STREET BERESFORD-ST., Weather exceedingly fina; rain Is much netded. Fanners regards the energy and unanimity with which , in whloh all heartJljJoined - WA , and Max. Mean. Hln. The little ones sang a hymn in ' ' WATERFORD is pre- WATERFORD, Kj Waterford, the following New Work .* deliveries ot nil : grain by boat trifling ; no sain of Native Wbcat did we witness a very admirable mi*. rTHE TOWN COUNCIL of TOWN HALL , — approached the gas question. Never ner, also tbe beautiful hymn of 8t. C ": and ESTIMATES for Full sized Circular-Fronted BROUGHAMS ; Miniature reported. 1st day 28 8. •— 8» 63 « 30 33 , Tbi» fwimir, "LetBi X pared to receive PLANS m^ 2nd day. • '24 such complete union on any subject before. daily sing to Mary." and tbe procession re-fornied CITY. Cwt OATS—Supply limited : value unaltered. 27 N.W. — 63 65 48 — , and the SUPPLY of WATEK to the ditto, only 8J . • of public eft the ohurch in the same order conditions may ®- LAST FEW DAYS. A New Desi»n of HROUHAM CAU , or Small BUS, 3rd day 28 N.W. — 69 63 47 —'05 was in a great measure owing to the force . as that in which U Printed Specifications of the general BARLEY—No change : little doing. 4th day 29 N. • '10 had arrived. Thus terminated otherwise to to carry Seven — 66 60 43 — slacken, but the devotions in Faith, be had on application, tbrougli the Tost or , ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION with Circular Front and Round Hoof, 6th day 30 N.E. • 'SO opinion outside, which must not now legg for first Sunday in May. Persons inside and Two out. FOREIGN WHEAT—Demand slow, tt late raws. — 60 49 39 — th* J OHN O'BRIEN , Ksq . Town Olerk. OF 6th dny 1 S.E. •— 63 62 40 —'31 rather increase in volume and in power. We believe The Sisters of Charity, Clonmel, return their most Ponnds will be paid for the A CANOE BAROUCHE Park, Albert, and Victoria INDIAN CORN—Demand very limltod, and a good deal of the ten**. A Premium of Fifty ; 7tudny 2 N.W. •— 69 66 41 —"25 municipal ful thanks to tbe Right Rev. Dr. O'Brien for iS, in aid S W. H. EDWARDS'S Light Pony do; noted last week baa been lost, * a Citizen 's Club, for general local and Flan approved of. s PHOTONS ; advance Total rain -00 inches. tha B«aar; Mra. Hearne, £1; Mrs. O'Brien M.bonr £». * 18G3. (my 8-2t) WAGGONETTES, with Momble Roofs ; question. If Town Hall, Writerford, May 6th, GREAT DIORAMA ! FLOUR—Bakers having supplied themseWes to some extent WILLIAM BEALE. purposes, will soon spring from the John Bagwell , Esq., M.P-, £5; and the , Muse* ManonV PH^ITONETTES own Design ; Fashionable DOG Main-street Or THE , last treek, little has bes* done tbls : no change in price. Wnterford, otb Month 6tb 1863 to examine and discuss matters of , some handsome Berlin embroidery, Ac. CARTS ; Market or Whitechapel Carts ; , , object will be TO GAS ENGINEERS, &c • press- HOLY I/AND. SOCIABLES, COVERED CARS , OUTSJDE ditto COLE * PROSSOR, Corn Factors. local interest, and to report them in the public THE DIORAMA williDg MOON'S CHANGES OF THE HOLY LAND fpHE TOWNCOUNCILonVATERFORDit AFTERNOONS AT in great variety. PRIC B.3 CDRRBNT. last Quarter; „ May 13 13m. past 7 i.m speeches of Dr. ELLIOTT aud Mr.jACOi, GAS TWO, EVENINGS AT EIGHT. , The effective Tbis very fine painting continues on exhibition in our X. to rtceWe PLANS and KSTIMATE3 of A number of Second-hand PHiETONS. WAGGO- New Moon „ May 17, 48m. „ 4 p.tn receive Positively Closing on SATURDAY , May \ 6tk. at the meeting of I uesday, will, we are sure, Town Hall, and should be se«u by all who admits a out WORKS for the PUBLIC LIGHTING of the BO- NETTE*, OUTSIDE CAKS , &o IRISH. New 014 First Quarter, „ Mar 26. 47m. „ 8 p.ro BOUGH. B3T Every Man, Woman, and Child in Waterford New and Second hand work Hired out with option a liearty response in tbe city. The next meeting work, displayed in the representation of grasd and historical Cleric, iven with nil Particulars can be bad from the Town should see this INTERESTING EXHIBITION before of Purchase. Two Years' engagement g MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL. of tbe Gas Conwmers' Committee, as will be seen Bubjecti, of tbe deepest interest to the heart of evtry Cbrii- h ths n-r Jon* O'B RIKN , E*q., on application , throug it Closes, or they will regret not having done so when New work. WHEAT, harrolofJSnihs. s. d. >. da. d. a. d. LOBDOS, TUURSDAT ETZXIRS.—Consols for June 835 J- tian, in which tbe footprint* of our Saviour's life _ white . . - 27 0 to 28 0 00 0 to 00 O lace in the Town Hall, on are so Post or otherwise. (my8-2() it is too late. Repairs neatly executed, and in the cheapes! ' Shares generally weak. Yorks flat ; Americans dull ; Cana- by advertisement, takes p be ®* — Red • • • 2.1 O 2S 000 0 00 0 vividly poartrayed. W« have already fully entered into tk* 1^" Carriages may ordered—Afternoons at a manner. (al7-tf) — Shipping dians a shade lower. French and foreign heavy. Monday evening next. , dn, - 52 O 23 0.00 0 00 O merits of this exhibition, and have now only to add GAS CONSUMERS' COMMITTEE Quarter to Four ; Evenings at Ten. BARLEY, ne,- barrel , of Kilh" | Tho London and South American Bank has declared a ov — Grinding • - - 13 0 U 0;00 » '' 00 0 dividend at the rat e of 6 per cent per annum. advice to our friends, not to lose the opportunity still fcft A DMISSION :—Front Seats, 2s.; Second Scats, Is.; WATERFORD UNION AS CONSUMERS' COMMIT - — Malting - - 16 0 17 O.' K t Oo 0 PARIS THOIMDAT Ersnma.—Rentes opened at 87.72 CATHOLIC CHURCH them of witnessing it. There are two representations etch THE MEMBERS of the G Gallery, hal f- , , informed that a Meeting of Gd. Children under Twelve and Schools, WANTED. OATS, per barrel ef lMlhs. I and closed at 69 63. day, and the most exalted in our city and coantv, as well TEE arc respectfully price to the Front and Second Seats only. Family BAKER — Blnck • - 11 9 13 000 0 OO 0 os tho humblest, hare been amongst the audiences. will fake place in the MAYOR'S OF- BLESSING THE NEW CHURC H OP THE HOLY Ia said Committee Ticket, admitting five to the Front Seats, 8s. [rol-3t] npIIE Guardians will , at their — White . • 13 0 14 n]oo 0 OO « CONVENT. mentioning the latter, we cannot avoid stating tbtt tbs TOWN-HALL, on .MONDAY EVENING Next, — Grey - - 13 0 14 0 00 0 OO 0 LONDON STOCK EXCffANGE-lVED.T/tsDAr. CROSS, PRESENTATION FICE, dM^^Bfl bJ- Meeting, to be held on WED- manager, in file handsomest and most liberal spirit, if. IGHT 'clock. i FLOL'lt, per Sack, of QSOlln • OPEHIKO PRICKS—Consols for Money, 93ji ; Consols On Sunday last, the Lord Bishop of Watorford and at E o THE NEW Y2pS|W qHL NESDAY , tbe 20th Inst., BLKC — Superfines - - 34 I 2S 0,00 0 00 0 forded all tbe children of the workhouse schools the opportn. for Account, 93U; New 3 per Cents 01J 2. RIEN IJ5T In future, Notices of those Meetings will he I MAS I EH BAKER , at a Salary — Inferiors ¦ . ¦ 20 0 3n O IK) 0 M 0 , Lismore, the Bight Rev. Dr. O'B , assisted by nity of a free visit this week, for which the little owj QMHBMW CJ.OSIJIO PRICES—Consols for Moony, 03j^ ; Consuls given only through the Press. Tho Representatives of PATENT PRINTING MACHINE. y), with an Apartment, OATMEAL, per Ton - . 15 0 35 0 00 0 .00 U beautiful new church thanked him in the most grateful manner. of £1 per Week (paid monthl ¦ for Account, 93ti ; New 3 per Cents, 0121. several of hia clergy, blessed the the Press are invited to be present at all Meetings. (As Exhibited in the International Exhibition, 18G2.J Meat, »nd Milk. BRAN , per barrel , nf B«llie . 4 0 4 slnO 0 .00 « nnd rations of Bread, of the Holy Croa3, in the Presentation Convent, in thia May 5, 1803. [It] • No person will be appointed who is not able to Write THE 86TH ROYAL COUNTY DOWNS DUBLIN STOCK EXCHANGE—YESTERDAY which temple appeared in THIS New and Beautiful MACHINE is now in full and keep Accounts, and be competent to make the Barm FOItElGN. Freo. city, a full description of Oo Wednesday morning, tbe first division of the right SALE BY AUCTION, Bakery. The Baker will not Pd. Cash. Acct. our last issue. The day was beautifully fine, and there operation at THE NEWS Office. Whilst it required for use in the 3 per Cent Consols 92} wing of this regiment, consisting of two companies, under On WEDNESDA Y, the 20th MAY, Instant, be allowed to take ferquis tss in aoy shape from 92Ji it completely throws the old, WHEAT, per barrel, of 1801bs . >. d. a. d tCen- ft pcrCent Stock Olijl 91}} was a large attendance of our Catholic fellow-citizens, command of Major Savage, marched from our barncli for the ENTIRE STOCK-IN-TRADE of FURM. greatly economises labor, Contractors. OP — American . . . . 23 0 tn 21 I Bank of Ireland loo 222i — for whose accommodation in the aacred edifice the Rev tbe Curragh Camp, by way of Thouiajtown, Bagenalitojru TURK and EFFECTS, also the HOUSEHOLD tedious system of Printing into the shade. Applicationsin Candidate's own Handwriting! accom- — Martanople . . . .25 6 M Q HibernmnI lKuk 26 42 — etc. Yesterday morning tbe h^ud-quarters bands FUR.N1TUHE and EFFECTS, tbe Property of the late first-class style, and Twenty- pmlcd b Testimonials as to Character, &c.i will be — Polish Odessa . . 00 0 00 0 Provincial Bank 25 90 — J. V. Cloary, chaplain, exerted himself in a most , , 4c, ),|t Igj" Work executed in y — Ghirlca . . hi I 11 t Mr. J OHN QUIKM , Auctioneer, at his lato Residence and 'Clock on the above under command of Colonel Best. A few men remain fivo per Cent, under the prices usually charged. (j30-tf J received by me up to Eleven o Gilntz and Kalafat- . . . 00 0 do 0 National Bunlc 30 — 76i assiduous and courteous manner. The ceremonial com- to Mart, 7 G REAT G EORGE 'S STCLET. If required , the Person elected must be CORN Yellow Union Uink (limited) 17 14 — band over tbe barracks. The two companies at named dny. INDIAN , , OHe.sa. * Galat*, >9 3 la « menced at 11 o'clock by a procession which leftthevestry Dnncuuua Particulars iu next Advertisement nnd Handbills. INDISPUTABLE LIFE POLICIES. prepared to give security. — — Foxonian Ibrtliu . • 18 » 19 0 Mining Co. of Ireland 7 19JS 19} * following order ! Fort leave on the 16th, marching by waj of New Uosi. tul SAMUEL 1'ITZIIENIIY , Auctioneer k Valuator. ASSURANCE J. C. HENNESSY, Clerk of '' nion — — American. 18 S 18 8 City of Duhlin Steam Company 10" 116 — for the exterior of the church in tho Saturday General Bloomfleld, commanding the district ' THE SCOTTISH PROVINCIAL — — French anil American White 00 « 00 0 , ia. Waterford, May 8th, 18C3. " (l>) May 7th, 1863. (It) Royal Atlan. Steam Navigation Co. 10 2} — His lordship, vested, wearing the mitre and bearing spected thoso two companies at the Fort, and on Mondij in. COMPANY. — — Egyptian, . . . . 00 0 SO o United General Gn« 50 xd — — — Damaged ...Iu It I Bov. F. spected the left wiug at Kilkenny, under Major Cratch, -CAPn'AL ONE MILLION- Bit LW ATS. the crozier; Rev. T. English, Rev. P. Power, "ITlSTABLISHEDml825. WATERFORD AND LIMKR1CK RAILWAY COM I'ArO FLOUR, American, per barrel, of llMlln. . 00 u 00 0 Same evening General Bloomfielil, with bid aidt, Lint- AUCTION OF QUEBEC DEALS XL/ Incorporated by Act of Parliament. ¦ .00 0 to 0 Great Southern and Western 100 103 — O'Brien College ; Rov. P. Morrissy, P.P., Ballynoile AT WATERIORD. (77 MILKS oil:*. ', — French, per sack, or 2R0lb«. , Colonel A. Lane Fox, arrived in Clonmel, nud impacted the Head Office f or Jrc(«ml—3U> COM-BOB GBEEM, DUBI.IK. INDIAN MEAL, American, ntr brl. ,»f WUIbs. 00 0 <*l 0 Waterford and Limerick 60 18J — Traffic fur week ending Mar . IS63:— Rev. E. P. Walsh, C.C., Trinity Within; Rev. P. Kent, battery of artillery there autioncd. On Wednndi/ K Management—Ru.?n S. CosACK , Esq., J.P., ' Home Manufacture ) , . Waterford & Mm. 6 per ct. rd SO 60 — H Committeeof Pitfisensierr, parcels, etc., — — 601 9 10 — _ J , 50,„ n , General inspected thu troops at Cslicr. BE SOU) by Auction, on TUESDAY, 12th MAT, Bohomer, St. Dolough's, Co'iuty Dublin, and No. 3 Gardiner's Goods and rattle, — — - 98M s { per aacV, of HflOlhs. { ° " ° Waterford & KMkcnuy 100 12J — P.P., St. Patrick's ; Rev. G. Commine, C.C. j Rov. Dr. TO » 00 0 00 0 86TH REOIMEST.—Ensign Johu Gi\V. Griffith at Eleven o 'clock , at Messrs. DOWLET B ROTHERS , row, Chairman. RYE MEA L, - " Do. 6 per centred 100 xd — the whole preceded by , from Its Tota l — — — £1663 14 3 Delany, master of ceremonies, 10th foot, lias exchanged with Knsi gn IJpulcutt , TIMBER YARD , the BUIfcUE. WATERFORD (in Sir T HOMAS DEANE, 26 Lontrford-terrace, Monlstown , Waterford and Traraore 10 i\ — oftbt8atb Corresponding week for last year — £1157 8 8 cros3-bearer, tho 3,0tll) Pieces of l'rime QUEBEC DEALS , Consty Dublin, and No. 3 Upper Merriou-street, acolytes with lighted tapers, thurifer, Trade Lots). WATEKKORD AND KIL.KKNNY. all imported Ust J OHN QUAIX, Esq., Manager, tho Union Hank f Ireland The following clergymen were also pro- DUNMORE EAST COKKESI'ONDKNCG 12x9x3 principal])- Second Quality, (31 MILES orr.N.) Imports and Exports for the Week ending Thursday, aspergea, 4o. (limited). No. 11 Westmoreland-street, and No. 2 Mosaplier. The fishing boats belong All, ex-Ship HEIM KHIXGLE , from Quebec. Traffic for mek enilin-; Ma/ I, 1863:— the 7th inst. sent .—Very Her. Dr. M. Flynn, P.P., V.G., Trinity ing to llessrs. Cox, Penroti, terrace, Kingstown. — — 103 10 5 %\)t aiBaterforU $etos THOMAS WALSH , Auctioneer. Pansenjters .parcels. &c., IMPORTS. EXPORTS. E. J. Browne Rev. F Stransman, and Allen picked up aud lauded at thc Quiy ot ROBERT WARRF.N, Jan., E«q., J.P., Wyvem, Killiney, Gouils, cattle ,itc— - 115 O 6 Wheat - lie Quarters. Wheat ¦ 48 Burrels Without ; Rev. P. Flynn, Rov. , . Waterford, May flth , 1863. (It) " BE JUST, AND FEAR NOT." Dumnore up to the oth 10? bales of cotton County Dublin, and No. 40 Rutlano'-square, West. Indian Corn. 1185 do. Oats, - • 100 do The procession went , , , part of tin 11 O'Brien, C.C, Tramore, &c. PA,vsiWon--J. M OORE N BLIOAN, Esq., M.D., 17 Metrion- Total -T08 1" Dari , - . do. . Barley - - do. drgo if the ship Sarah Yalvter, lost near the Tusknr. IJn • AU CTION Corresponding week fnrlast venr,— 378 3 1 Barley, dn. twice round and through the church, reciting tho pre- square, East. - • do. Indian Corn , btats went to sea again last ni FURNITURE Iso SacVs. Flour - 588 Sacks FRIDAY EVENING 1863 ght iu search nf another cargo OF SUPERIOR HE W Solicitor—ROBERT CASET, Esq , 315 College.green, nud LIMERICK AND FOYNES RAIL.VAY COMPANY. PlIM0Urnur 5 " , , MAY 8, scribed prayers, his lordship sprinkling tho church MILKS I 350 Bnrreln. I Oatmeal 134 do. Tbe salv.-ige thus earned will be a great boon to tht poor No. 7 Tivoli-tertaep, Kingstown. (2'i^ OPKN) with holy water at intervals as he passed. The dedica- week ending Friday, Ma; I, 1863 - Meal 0 SacVs fishermen, fiah bring so very scarce this season. A imact T11H E Subscriber has received a consignment of FIRST Secretary for Jretand—Tuox.is SIA .VLT, Esq., 34J Col. Traffic for tion concluded with tho chaunting of tbe Litany of tho , PasBCnjors, pnrcels, 4c., *140 16 2 culled thu Equity, of^Bangor, arrived here on the 6th, from X CLASS M.A H OGANYFUKNITURE, manufac- lege green, mid Abfrdct'ii House, Ila^laiurnad. 48 0 4, LATEST NEWS. retired to the vestry. Goodtand cattle. ... Butter Market. Saints, after which the procession Annestoivn, laden with part of the catgo of the India* tured by an old nnd established Irish Ilusee. which he Bankers—The Union Bnnk of Ireland (limited). The Market nan woll supplied this tteek ; no material change afterwards at which to lie Tho High Mass commeuced soon , Ocean, wrecked at Annrstoir n last winter twelve raontlit. nillSell by UNRESERVED Auction , on V7EDNES, $35~ The special ailv.inta^es derived from Assuring Total , 1M 16 6 in price ; demand good, at Ms. to 103s. per cwt. for best quality. 101 14 2 AMERICA. the following were the officiating clergymen :—Rev. The cargo in tbo Equity was mised by divers, and she is AT inst., at his MART, 101 , CUSTOM- in this Office me:—Very Moderate Rafts of Premium ; Corresponrlins week last year, Number nrfirkinR weighed Rt the Public flutter MnrltL't: for the DAV, 13t'i M , The York letter of the limes, dated 24th ult. i. V. Cleary, high-priest ; Rev. P. Power, deacon ; bound to Liverpool for the benefit uf the underwriters. WATEIiFOUD , at One o'clock pre- Large Bonuses ; Liberal Conditions. LIMERICK AND BSXIH RAILWAY. Week ending Friday (this rinr), :he 8th in«t. HOUSE QUAY. orr.x.) " Tho outcry against England has partiall Rev. PJ O'Brien sub-deacon ; and Rev. P. Delany, As John Roche, cna-taker to the Marquis of Waterford, (24J MiLr.a Date. No. Firkios. Price. says— y , cisely, noon;* which will be found 5 doicu Of hig hly INDISPUTABLE LIKE POLICIES. emlinjj I'ridaj, May I. 1861 :— was Roinj; hia rounds through the lands lately held b Mr. Traffic for week Mar 2 403 s*. to lOJs subsided, nml the main interest of the war has been master of ceremonies. His lordship tho Bishop pre- y finish?) Balloon and Square- tacked Chairs in Hair Cloth All Poliries Mint nrc iimv issued, mid tvlicre the au-e of the Passengers. Parcels, Ax., £131 * " Archer, and noiv farmed by Lord Waterford, he fouud tbe is — 4, 134 S5J. — TOs. once more transferred lo Vicksburf! and Port Hud- sided at the throne. After tho first gospel his lordship and ricli Uauiack ; splendid Sofas and Spring Loungers A^snipd ndmitlfd , are held Indisputable, ON ANY GROUND Goodn and Cattle 69. 13 7 bmly ofn female infant hid in i ditch and coveredwith — i, 19 95s. — 103s. The Confederates appear to have lelaxed their ascended tho altar, and taking his text from the 7th grata. to'mntcb ; 4 highly finished ^idetmrds with all the WHATEVER, after the lapse of five yenrs from their respective — 6 315 9Ss. — jra*. son. The l>ody w:is sewn up in an old piece of a rug. Dr. dates—provided only Ilia * thrordinary Premiums be regularly Total ._ 200 1 3 chapter, ICth verse of ParaUpomenon, " For I have improvements, and pair of Cliiifcnnier.s en suite ; Loo 508 19 11 — 7 408 »5s. — l ll.1«. usual vigilnuce nt Vicksburg, or so large a force of O'Sullivau, the newly appointed dispensary officer, examined with any extras that may be inclined. CorrciDonillng week laM year — 8 8 *Ss. — ;03i. chosen and have sanctified this place, that my name Square Tables ; Mahogany Albeit hedsfads , paid, gunboats uifd rams as safely ran the gauntlet of the the body, which was in an advanced state of decomposition, and Tii'nl Sum Assured under cunetit Lifo may be there for ever, and my eyos and my heart may Wardrobes, Chests of Drawer , Toi let Tables and Basin Total ...... 1285 batteric3 could not possibly have got through. Pre- and he is of opinion that it must- be at least a month siaca Policie., ...... £3,226,*» 0 0 LATEST MARKETS. " delivered an excellent dis- Coinnio.lc» Towel Airers, Cune seated Chairs, sident Lincoln has ordered General Hooker to ad- remain there perpetually, its birth. An inquest \tm held by James Delabuuty, Esq Stands, , T,,lnl Actu:nul.ilml Funds ... 4CW,B32 12 1 LONDON CORiV EXCHANGE— W RDSIWAY.- courso to tbe congregation on tbo sacred ceremony in with many other ai tides 'of Furniture. English sr«in fir this day's market Corrected this Dai/ for the ff aterfonlNews. vnnce, but rnin and mud have comtnaded him to Tot.d Annual Revenue ...... 107,921 1 0 Very limited quantitf of which they were that day engaged. Tho whole nni- T. W. begs rcjpectiully to state tha t this will be nn Amount of Proposals atxepted last anil quite moderate imporl* «t forrign articles nf »he trade PROVISIONS. stny. " Further accounts both from ' Federal and rilE CONSTABULARY at ,Mon.iaj'« cur- ACON . the blade of grass lor persona roi'Jiriog really subsUDli.il year and lor wliicli 1)25 Policies Vine quirlities or Ent'li'h whi-nt sold HMdily B Pins, per cwt 44s Od to <9s Od verBe proclaimed tho Divine Creator; Const.ible VauglMii , for many years on detective tervica opportuniiy , fur foreign was in leiail, and no quolalild change Orrir. f any de»cnpuon. Nn change in cither Tr.r.r do 8s ort — 9s Od ning of the blockade of Vicksburg by the Federals. tho in this ci ty, during which time he performed his duty to tbe lor such goods, and again to state that LOAN DEPA RTMENT. without any variation in Hr.AM do • ... 25s lid — 27s nd in their daily journeyinga, rose again to proclaim the usual prices town mnde or country flour. Uarley Seven gunbtiats, one ram, and three transports of the flowers in their utmost satisfaction of his superiors, has retired from tbe they will be sold without any manner of reserve. Loans not less II MD £600 grunted iu connection with Assur- price. Malt realised full prices, with a fair sale. Beans and TAM.OW ilo 00s Od — cos Od source from whence it sprung ; wrie qnit>- as dear There was a good stead; drmnml for L ARO (chandlers) 41s Od — 45« Od Admiral Porter's fleet, made the attempt to join Ad- ; bv.t force on the full pay of bis rani:. Ho has been succeeded, al To gi»e intending purchasers an opportunity of ex- ance on lite csiatrs in lunilrd or rpjl properly. peas . beauty and perfume, all nature pointed to God , FIRE DEPARTMENT. oats, at the full pricts of Alunday. l.insoed and rapeiecd nUTCHERS' MEAT. miral Farragut, below Vicksburg, on the 16th . All the earliest ages detective officer, hy Constitblo Hum, u most meritorioai asd amining the Goods, they will be on view in tho Murt American clovcrsced sold freely, at still, it was alwaya the custom from who during his service in this Risks are undertaken at thu usual rates. Claims promptly realiied quite as liigh lates. BcRr, per qr. ..* 6ri to 7d | V RAL , do ... 6d to fd were successful, excepting two of the transports, one to provide special and holy energetic officer, , city, bis the day previous to Sale. rsther more money. Do. per joint 6d to 8d ) LAMS , per qr 6s Od to 7s Od to erect suitable temples, well earned the approbation of his superiors and the public sot tied. Losses arisini; from eiplosion of KUS arc paid by of which , the Henry Clay, was sunk , and the other, of tbe Most High God. THOMAS WALSH , Auctioneer. this Company. Transfers from other offices free of expense. LONDON CATTLE MARKET— YKSTEBDAT. MtlTTOX , p»r qr. 6{d to ,7jd 1 places for the proper adoration Sub-Inspector Hailitt, Duni;arvan, has bean transferred nnd pricrs lower than Monday. Quota- Do. per joint 7d to ?Jd I disabled b by God to build 101, Custoui-Housc Quay, Waterford, N.B. although tliirty-riijht years in ex- Trnd" gfrcrally slow , the Forest Queen, y the fire of the Con- For this end was Moses commanded tn Hallitmtmilt, in this county, in room of Sub-Inspector —This Company, f-irai barely maintained. Be-f, 3s to 4s lOd ; mutton 3i 4d POTATOES May 5th, 1803. . fm8-ltl istence has never disputed payment of a Policy. [al24 lf] tions . federate batteries. The Federals hnve now 11 gun- the tabernacle; for this end did Solomon erect the Lindsay Macafee, who goes to Dungarvan. , to 5s ; veal, 3< 4d to Si; pork, 3s Id to 4s 6d ; lambs, 5i Sd to 7s Potatoes Sd to 6d I Perst (pinksl Is to Is 3d tho oarlier'Christians, AQ BKTS : per 8lba, sinking the offal. Regents Od lo Is 4d | Do, Scotch Downs ,6d to «J<) boats between Vicksburg and Port Hudson, and it temple; for this end also did COUNTY OF WATEUFORD Emperor, they emerged rilE WATERFORD POOH LAW UNION h"atcrrord.—SU. JOHN WALL. H'exford-Vr. P. S. MABKET-YESTKUDAT. BREAD. is bclievt-d that one of these strongholds will be im- when under the first Christian LONDON TALLOW TO ins EDITOR OP Tim WATERPORD NEWS. WADDT ; Do. Mr. J . S. WADDT ; Clonmel— P. P. TTDD ; Market tteudy : conjiderablc business ; P.Y.C., 4'Ja lo -134 on Wirirx, per 41b .. sd | HonsHLn,pr 41b Bd to SJd mediately attacked. from the Catacombs, eroct the magnificent churcheB NewRoss— Messrs P.& M. K KIIOF. ; Dungarvan—Dr. J OHN Those edifices .Sm—May I claim your indulgence to offer a few nmirh AUCTION •pot. WHISKEY. N EW 1 ORK, 25th APRIL.—A despatch from Mem- which everywhere spread over Europe. ATTERSBT hal— Messrs. J. W. PIM & SONS. relative to the proceedings of the Waterford Board of Goir- OF HIGHLY-BRED DAIRY STOCK, FARM IMPLE- Gto. B : Youq LONDON PRODUCE MAUKEr— M AT 7. per gal ... l?s 6d I Oto , ... 16s Sd were consecrated in tho most solemn manner on the Drat.iN , , ical phis, via Cairo, to St. Louis, dated the 23rd, say s dUn» as detailed in your widely circulating paper of Fridiy MENTS, BROOD MAKES, l'IGS, Ac., Ac., APPLICATIONS FOH AGENCIES ure in»iled from Sugar—Dcmuiiil nm better, and sellers at previous rates. Re- Coxx, puncheon ... 15s 3d j holding of some general council, when the prelates of , and unaltered. Tea that the Confederate batteries at Warrenton , below last, and more particularly to that portion of it in referenci towns where appointments have not yet been made, fined nut much wanted. OHee quid : rates FISH solemnit AT KILLOTERAN, Two Miles from the congou. Bice—demand the church wero present to give the utmost y to the inattention exhibited by Dr. Waters regarding tbe from places where the Company is not yet eftlciently icpie- fiira I j held : not much busmest in fine NVxm.xn, pr ewt to 20s I SALHOX, perlb... Is JJd Vicksbtirp, have been destroyed by the Federal gun- Cork Road. market lor all sorts. Sulipetre dull ; prices 18* to the sacred ceremonial, and to mark the anniversary Geary, which has elicited from Cily, on the Old aentctl. it«dy, jet a film Hrxtmns, pr brl in to Mi | Soi.c, Ao ... M boats, nnd that the fleet was l ying ofFCarthagr, on unfortunate nomin Mary a easier. of dedication, for which there is always held an octave, lull hoard a condemnatory resolution, in which I find tb« Subscriber ha» received Instructions from FOWL AND EGGS. the 17th. General Grant had his head-quarters at THE LIVERPOOL COTTON MAKKET-M AY 7. gence is always granted. At following remarkable expression of public opinion :— l R ICHARD THOUMOH , Ksq., who is about chang- REDUCTION FOWL, each ... 2s Sd | Enn.i , per docen, el'a>is, 1,033 ; nh.-ep, ( 107. COALS. vice, 1 suppose, you allude, I have only to remark tbit wbea Pedigrees cau be had on and after strongly recommend the following: CARMvr , !4sOd to l5j Od | NxwrOKT, per ton ... 15s Washington , North Carolina , and their earthworks per their efforts. Ilia lordship then adverted to the fact apothecary to this dispensary district he waj obliged to re* Catalogues, , &c , MANCHESTER CORN MARKET— YBSTMDAY. there have been destroyed by the Federals. The that that day was chosen for the dedication, as it was the aiitn and, therefure, 1 could nut conscientiously recommend 7th inst. from STRONG VIGOROUS CONGOU ... 3e. Od. per lb Attendance at mnrket this morning was slender. English FODDER AND GREEN CROPS. , THOM AS WALSH, Auctioneer, wheat was sold for the currency ot this day sc'nnight, but H AT, per ton, ... 52s to J5s M AHO OLDS, ... Oils „ 00S Federal General Foster held the place with only festival of tho Holy Cross, and then dwelt in a very him." Allow me to aisert that 1 never received a line from however STRAW,wheaten 30s — 30s V XTCHKS, ... 00n ,, 00i the committee tbe coinmissiuntTS or an}' other party to ie- 101 Custom-House Quay, Wuterford , GOOD BREAKFAST do., Pekoe flavor 3s. 4d. „ American offered nt id. reduction per 100 lbs, with, , 1 ,200 men against a force of 17,000. forcible manner on the duties of Christians, who really , , , very little demand for either. There was scarcely any inquiry Do. (oaten) ... 23K — ilt Soil., Od to Ud per <]ox. bndlld 61J per cent. pram. ; exchange on London—Banters' their salvation was rach rather dearer. Egyptian , that Holy Cross. On that Cross promise my standing as physician to hold inch in tppoinU 1 brought Gil tu a pe; qr more muney Indian cum declined 6d Bills 166. Stocks firm and advancing. Cotton quiet ; ! God— Haberdashery and Fancy Warehouse, ) ' , , secured to them by the Sacrifice of tho Son of meot. Very true indeed ica had an investigation, aoi taa> THE FINEST LAP.SANG ASSAM , n , perqr. middling upland, 65c. ; flour aud corn a good inquiry ; , , No. 2, THE MALL. ls- ua- » Strtfis, fttarrtagce, & Ofatftg. by that Cross waa tho good thief saved, as be died re- timony will be takeu fur its worth wheu it is knowu that SOUCHONG 5 SALFORI) CATTLE MAKKET-WBDNKBDA ' wheat dull ; provisions stundy ; coffee and sugar firm ; *. T pgntant—by that Cross was the religion of God diffused it emauated from n bone collector, and other gems of lbs MISSES FITZHENRY beg to announce At market :—Beasts. 1, 51'J ; sbeep and lamb*, 7,88" ; calves, n i it ii s . Molasses quiut ; crude petroleum. 23. rpHE over the earth—by that Cross wero sinners called to same water, and pearls of tbe same price. But why do I ptr> JL to their Friends and the Public their inten- W. MASON , 127. Best bed, 7d to7}d ; middling do, fid to e£d ; inferior do Maj 7, at hur residence, Merchantd'-auay, Mrs. Richard DtJlao . Urat wed'lers 7d to 7id ; inidolinir 6}d to 6}d ;ewes, of a son. POLAND. repentance—b that Cross at the last day would the ticularize ? " J«ni priduui Syrus in Tiberera defluxit ovoutet* this Establishment earl in Muv, 4d to 5jd. , y tion of opening y 85T 40, QUA Y, WATERFORD, J& Si to (id ; calvi s, 6-1 id prr lb ; lambs, 2Us to 3Ss each. There May 3, at High-street, Kilkenny, tbe irife of Mr. James Casiio , A Vienna despatch says the French Emperor has just rejoico and the unrepentant sinner tremble—by And now allow me to iutorm you that Dr. Writers mod and from their practical knowledge of business, and rfas a good tiade for both beef nnd mutton, but prices were n of a son. havtdranl very copiously of the water of ' Lethe' orb* (N EARLY OrfostTK TUB M ABKET H OUSE). with his o-.vn hands drawn up a form of rejoinder to that Cross were they taught obedience, humility, faith, having purchased for cash, iu the London and Irish little lower than last werk. On tbe 3rd instant , at 20, Harcoort^street, Dublin, L*dy Powei could not forget that he was called on to resign the dup«a-: ot a Bon. the Russian reply, in which his Imperial Mujesty and charity—b it wore they oxhorted to persevere in well and carefull SMITHFIELD CATTLE .MARKET—DUBLIN—Y CSTIUDAI y sary for neglect of duty, per commissioners' letter of 2Jth Markets, hope to offer from a y At Coolc, Tippersry, the wifo of Robert H. Gorden, Esq., of a to tho end, COUNTY WATUIFORD Our cattle market was not lame, s'i!) sufficient for the de- lays stri'SB upon the gravity of the situation. This the practice of those and all other virtues Dec, 1957, aud seut iu bis letter of resignation ; aud, fortho* selected Stock, snch value as will ensure to them a fair unsold. The price vt daughter. mand, siime dairy cows remaining fee! proposed note is now in the hands of the Austrian by doing which they might, with holy confidence, at more that it waa ouly afu-r a few well-directed shots Into share of patronage. inme ns last week ; piime mutton Id per ]b ilearer ; lambs sold At Spring Farm. DeVganT, the wife of Robert J. Keogh . nl , Rathboume, Kilkenny, of a son. , with nn invitation to it. It the last dread day, look on that holy eigu, which shall the camp of the commissioners, in the shape of resolution*, 2, Mall , 28th April, ISM. (ly.) ROAD SESSIONS.variously—fed real somewhat 'scarce ; pigs were Ss to 3s per Government join in cwt lower. Ucef , 25s to 65s ; lop, (>7s 6d per cwt in sink ; mut- At tbe Profincial Bank House, Parsonstown, the wife of T. R appear to tbo terror of the sinner and the consolation of memorials, &c., that he was allowed to stand for re-appoint- son. is expected the insurgent forces in Poland will TO ROAD COX THACTORS, ton, shorn , 6Jd to 7Jd ; do. in » ool, til to (JJd per Hi ; lurnbs, Ms V. St. Ceorgt, Esq.. ot * incut, and tint ouly conditionally. I was as perfect!/ Job Car and Funeral Establishment, April 27, at George's-etreet, Limerick the wife ot William shortl be augmented, b'lt the Kussian authorities the just. , to 3Ss each ; pizs Sea to 40s to 4Js per cwt. , y eligible to stand for the Tratnora dispensary as Dr^AFatot, " No. 1 Alexander-st., and 23 Manor-st., lVaterford. And others interested in the County Presentments, Uorcan M Swinoj, ot twin-daughters. hope to be able to over-power them. On the conclusion of the discourse, the Rev. Jlr. Payments, &c. DU1JL1N PROVISION MARKETS. At Ftrmor. the wife of Capt. Lock , 108th regt., ot a daughter. English, by eommand of hie Lordahip, issued the usual as f..r as the commissioners were concerned,aud much mon RICHARD FITZGERALD having Purchased the The rrpltalfiel"a bacon market on Wednesday wan lureely sup. competent as far us professional qualifications went, whica is HEREBY GIVEN , that the SPECIAL Ma; 4. at Birch Grora, count; Roscommoo. tbe residence of forty days' indulgence and the Ho .y Sacrifice termi- Interest in tho JOB CAR and FUNERAL NOTICE plii d.and a fuir trade ilnne in bacon and hums lit out quutntions. her mother, tbe Hon. Mrii. Ffrench. of a daughter. , ' I obtained " i;itt:r tceJia et Ubocet," aud not by going op to PUESENTMBNTSK-SIOXS.previous to Sum. ENGLISH CHURCH KATES AND IRISU followed by Bene- OHN UISX Home cured bacio, old. 48s to 52» ; new. &1s to SGs to sS ; At Reens, Rathkcale, the wife ot the Rev, Clemsnt Richardson, nated with tbe Episcopal Blowing, Dublin in the morning aud coining home at night, and otz I ESTABLISHMENT of the late Mil. J Q , SJs to olis : do shoulders, ils to 99s ; cheeks, '• INDEPENDENT OPPOSITION." mcr Assizes, 18(53. fur the purpose of nkiiifr into con. American bacon . A.M., of a son. diction of the Most Holy Sacrament. An excellent dubbing myself un M.!j. Why dues beengtge medial begs to say that all orders he may be favoured with 4ls tn42s ; \Vickluwhnm», 5d» to 60s ; line I<>H', CUs 10 72i ; day lications for Public Works , Payments, choir attended 'under tho leadership of Mr. F. T. reljr iu critical midwifery ctxtt will receive his best attention. sidcration all App American hams, ¦' ¦*' per cwt : bladdered lard, Ms to SSiper cwt, MARRIAGES. , , tiit'i) on ivhoiu he cau &c &c., "ill be held at the following places, and at the Mr. Pore H BNNESSY , like a few of his tribe, who Howard. Wo were truly gratified to learn that the " Farts are stubborn things." - Waterford, Apri l Kith, 18K3. [a23-I3t] ., CORK CORN MARKET-YKSTKRDAT . April 30 , at Kllfnne. the residence of the bride's uncle, Sir John hereinafter mentioned :— marked their I alioll nuw wind up with ;\ friendly advice, which I bop« times • CORK — Wheut wliitf , OOi 0.1; wheat red, Ss Cd to Vs Od ; Power. Bart., bj the Veo. tbe Archdeacon of Ljsmoie, also uncle owe their unexpected and unmerited places in Catholics of Waterford substantially in future will lie taken advantage of that those who lift in Coffin Factory & Undertaking Establishment, For KILCULLIHEEN, at Milcjwst, on WEDNESDAY, barley, Oi lo Ua Od ; oats b!nck, 7s lid to 7s SJ ; white do, 7< 9d to to the bride, assisted by the Ven. the Archdeacon of Ossory, John warm appreciation the zealous efforts of the good nuns, , Bl Sil. William Frj, Esq., captiin in the 86th regiment, sou of Major Parliament to a combination of discordant elements, glasi houses should never throw stones.—I am, ilr, rou JTo. 1 Alexander-street, If 'aterford. 2(lth M AY , IStio. ! by contributing over £CU on the interesting occasion, B UTTKTI.—Firsts, 112s ; seconds, 102s ; thirds, ?3a ; fourths, Fir. 63rd regiment, to Haidie Harriet Frances Gordon , onlj in which Tory and Omnge support form a prominent obedient servant , TnoMAS G. Kestv, H.D. For GAULTIKH , at Callarjknue, on THURSDAY, 40s ; tlxths, Olii. Ml!d cure—firsts His ; sccoudi Power, and grand-daughter of tbe lato which contribution, no doubt, will be much further RICHARD FITZGERALD begs to inform hia 52i ; fifths. . , daughter of Colonel Heurr Tramure, May 2nd, 1863. 21st M AY , \HY1. lots ; thuds, 94s. 1 ,1 JO firkins in market. Sir John Power, Bart., of Kllfane. position , nim* to make himself heard of by the re- increased by the general body of our Catholic fellow, numerous Friends, and the Public generall y, , at Berkrlej, GlocMtcrehire by the R«T . W. C. If. MIDDLET1U1U), at Tramore on FRIDAY CLONMEL MARKETS— W KD .NESDAT. Mat Oth , citizens. that he is now prepared to receive orders iu the Under- For , , Brooliman, Mr. S. Long, the Littls Island, to Marj Jane, third ward which he offers his backers in the inconsistency MABRIAGE OF THE PRINCE OF WAIiES. 22nd M AY , ISda. Quotations for Kra.o may be regarded as merely nominal. sculptor of tbe abore p languid and prices remuin daughter of Mr, G. Daw, , lace. taking Business. Trade in fhmr is very , unclua^ed. Cathnlio chapel of St Mary's North and peculiarity of his conduct. His speech on INAUGURATION OF THK .MONTH OF MAIN! The following letter has been received by John A. (al2-l.tr) For UPPERTI1IRD , at Cnrrickbcy, on SATURDAY, We had auiiul two hundred firkins < 'th M , at Cracow , and according ly proceeded thither. On Cathedral , and have been largely attended by tho faith- " Lieuteuant-Gencral Kuollya is commanded bjr tlw IN BANKRUPTCY. For COSHMORE and COSHBRIDE, at Lumore, on WATERFORD MAY FA I H. John, son of Mr. James Brophy, of Rathraorn, county Wicklow, ful each evening The suitable discourses, cimmenciog of Wales to convey to tha Iligh Sheriff, Lieutenant, Dcjmtj-; on Monday, wns well attended with buyers for la Nannie, daughter of Mr. James Lawlor, late of Tnllow, county his return , houcver, the first notable action in the Lieutenants, Magistrate*, Clergy, Yeomanry, and.inbjbitaatl > In the Mutter of W ILLIAM ,. rpHE Judges oftheCourt TUESDAY, 2fith M AY , 1803. Our fair, Carion. ou Sunday evening', bnvo been continued by the Rev. of tin; county of Waterlord his Royal Uigbnai'l cordal j STAFFORD of Tallow in JL of Bankruptcy and For DECIES WITHIN DRUM, at Clushmore, on all aorta of good stock , whether for export, home market, o, April 21, at Castlecorner. John Germaine, Esq., Grangecon, co, conduct of the Catholic, " independent " member E. J. Browne , , | i' thanks for their congratulations on the oecuion of bb nUI« , 27th MAT, I Wicklow to Mar; Ellen , loungetl daughttr ot Edward ol.j, , thcCountyol'Wntorford, / Insolvency will sit at the WEDXKSDAY 18 !3. grazing. I'lie supply was scant and the stocks, vritlt few ex- co. Kilkenny. was to vote in the Tory majority against the aboli- TUB SISTERS OF CHARITY CONVERT.—On Friday, tho WITHOUT DRUM Esq., Sraithstowo House, Draper, a Bankrupt. \ said Court, Four Courts, For DECIES , at Dungarvan, on ceptions, of an inferior description. A few beasts, fit for I lie At the Oiiurch of St. Andrew. Westland-tow, Dublin, P. W. " His Roy«I Highness is very sensible of their kind WUM J 23th M AT . 9th regt., eldest ton of Sir William Hacketl tion of Eng lish Church Rates, which was defeated 1st instant, as usual, the May-day fete, on the dedica- . Dublin, on FRIDAY, the THURSDAY, went nt 60s to COi per cwt ; food strong store co\r s Hackctt, Esq.. , Lota- for his future happiness, and deeply appreciates their teonV^ ' market, more. Cork to Marj, daughter of J. J. Murphr,, Master in lath day of MAY, ISM, at the hour of Eleven o'clock For COUNTY AT LARGE, at Dungarvan, SAME DAT. in demand, at prices from £0 to £12: .•) yrs old brought £9 , by 285 to 275. The result shows a decrease of sup- tion of the Month to tho MoBt Holy Virgin Mary, menu of loyalty and attachment towards her Majettjr tar; to commence each day at 12 o Chancery. ' ' v: in the forenoon , for surrender of said Bankrupt, proof Business 'Clock, except to £11; 2 yrs old do., £8 to £0; yearlings , Hi to to 10< ; In Cork , ThomasM'Donnell , Esq., Manager of the National to the bill, for in the last session thr second took placo at the Convent, Lady-lane, and on this occa. Queen. 'l port 'V r¦• of Dcbt«, and choice of an Assignee in this matter, of at Bal l ymacarljerry, at which place it will commence mutton very scarce ; tlie lew slicep sold realised 6Jd to 7Jd Bank , Tralee, lo Annie Josephiae, daughter of the late Joseph " John A. O'Keeffe, Esq., Hi h Sheriff co. Watarferf. . barrister-at-law reading was carried by a majority of one. This is sion with greater effect, the court yard, openiug on the ^ which Rittin-r all persons concerned are to Take Notice. at One o'clock, and at Dunrjarvan at Eleven o'Clock ; per lb; u f ew Umu», fit for maikt't, 20s to L'ls ; store sheep, Scannell, Esq., . with lambs, 35s to 4os ; store pi gs brought from 4,0s to April 28, at Cheltenham, Tboroaa W, Hilton, Esq., late capuin now and beautiful orphanage, affording moro space for All persons indebted to the said Bankrupt iu any at Dungarvau the business of the County at Largo will 55s in the Indian army, to Anna Maria, fourth daughter of the late not to he wondered at, when we find the represen- THANKS each; small do., 16s to 30s; bacon pigs in email demand ; noft lliaJK< sum whatever, or who have any of his Estate or Edicts, lie entered on before that of the Barony of Dccics Rev. Edmund Cronjn, Odagh Glebe, couotj Kilkenny. tative of a Catholic constituency, like Mr. H CNNC -9 SY the crowded procession. The children educated by the Tbe Presentation Community, Holy Cross, prices, 42s to i3». per cwt. Andrew. eMesl son of Andrew M'Kean | following contributions towirat tM| aro not to pay or deliver Fame except to M ICHAEL Without Drum. May 2. at Sootbwark , , Sisters of Charit numbering between five and sis fully acknowledge the CLOKMEL H AW-YBABLT FAIU.—There was a (rood «np. Eiq., Profincial Bank of Ireland. Kilkenny, to Harriette Anne, supporting this obnoxious tax, and others, like Mr . y, completion of tbeir netr cbnrch .—A. Ryan, ftqi'MsjBij M UKPIIT Esq., No. 33 Upper Ormond-quay, Dublin, All Applications for Prccontnients, the Official Assignee. lodged with me, at my office here, on or before the Surrey. J. A. BLAKE, of Waterford , Mr. S ULLIVAN , of half-yearly fair, Tuesday. I'l ices ruled in favour of sellers Engluh, Waltb, Nolan, Delany, D.D., Cleary, D.D, And all persons knowing of the coneealmeut of any Oth of MAY, 18C3, and no Application will be ac- and tastefully decorated in the centre of tho court-yard, ^* ^ —the demand was brisk at au advance on last quotations. DEATHS Kilkenny, Mr. M'M AIION and Mr. R EDUO .VD, of and JiorriMey, P.P., Ballvneale ; Mrs. O'Ntill !\ RH?j£ propert of the said Bankrupt arc requested to give knowledged on the Presentment Sheet that is not pre- Grnss beef very scarce. Springcra and uew milch cows in a chosen few from amongst thorn, assisted by two of th y to record tho death of Mr. Michael Wexford acquiescing in its continuance by declining a (Snow Hill) j Mrs. E. Meber; Mrs. E. Ryan (MorgatuWji: tlmreof to Hie Agent. pared in accordance with the Act of Parliament. (,'ood demand at from £10 to £14 (top lots wont as high as It is our painful duty , notice M Cann, aged 21 years, son of Mr. John M'Cann. P.L.G., Kil. nuns, anil with the accompaniment of a harmonium, Mrs. Walsh (Neivratb) ; Doctor White (Bret4-ifri« ! Contractors are rcquci.trd to be in attendance at the £17); strippers, £8 to £13 j two-year-olds, £7 to £10 10a ; to vote, although in the House at the time of the 'M.' DMM& Dated this Hh day of May, 1803. gobinet, near Pnngartan. He was most amiable, kind, and oxecuteij in very good style the "Ave Maria Stella " Messrs. P. O'Gndy, M. O'Meara, J. Leaaw, • several Ruad Sessions for the purpose of Signing their yKiliKgs, £i to £6; hojtKets, 40s to 60s ; f«t lambs, 22s to generous to a degree, and *•• well beloved by all who had thi , (Broad-street) ; J. Crawford ft BJMKf? Hl 'GU DOYLE, Deputy Assistant-Registrar; M ILIIAEI. division. The Irish Tories, to a man, opposed the which waa followed b James Power , ' I'avmen t Applications. IS * ; Mr. William Feuncllsold a Int of two-year-olds at £10 pleasure of forming an acquaintance with him. This young man y tbe Litany of the Blessad Vir- J. McEenry, J. H uron (Solicitor) ; 1- K. CurtiWFM LAR KIN , Agent to the Bankruptcy, No. 1 Mcrchants - aud a lot of Urge circle ot reluites and friends and the A. U. ROBERT, 10s per head, ycnrliuss at £7. .Mr. Richard is much regrettedby a , who bill with nil their power, representatives of gin and " Avc Maria gratiap lena," tho offering of the C. Redmoad (Trattrford Ileus) ; P. Curtail ^WMBP/J- quay, Dublin. (It) Fenuelly, Cottage, sold a large lot of two.year.oldsi at £10. sympathise with hit articled parent*.—R.I.P. Secretary to Grand Jury Duncormuek, Catholic constituencies named above trimmed their month's devotion forming an interlude. Subsequently Chroniele) ; R. WaUh (llnrrittei), U. BracJnnflS?"; Mr. Robert Malcosuon sold a lot of strippers to Mr. Thomas At Lackeo, April 25, Mrs. Mary Murphy, aged 69 yean. tho children were regaled in the school-room with cof. La/rlor, M. -^luney, J. Fe*ly (Notional Bank) ; Al £FJ CASSELL'S COFFEES County Court House, Waterford, Clraty, cosnty Limerick, at X15 10s per head. ilr. John sails to suit the Tory breeze that wafted them into April l?th, 1863. At Tlnascolly, Rower, Wexford, on tbs !7tb instaqt, of ferer, fee and nreet cake, in presence of our venerated Bishop, Murphy, Oiveu Carroll, and John Shea (SpritX- HTCi, HetTerumi, Drangati , bought a fine two-year-old heifer fur Bridget, daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Kaianagh. £1 each ; Rev. Browne Fornn^nd M;i a long series of years these truly Celebrated their present positions. Twenty-eight Irish mem" the Right Rev. Dr. O'Brien, and somo of tho clergy, alley), Messr*. , IfH*'.^, FOR £14 ; a few days since he bought a splendid animal of the At New Ross, on same date, Mr. Benjamin Trayor, after a long IDs. ; Mr*. Hackett , Miss Thompson (High-ltr»g irSM} Coffees hate been held in the highest estimation d the bill, and 44 opposed it. Mr. who, with a number of ladies, had witnessed tho devo- COUNTY OF WATERFORD. same class f or £1K in Limeriirk. .Mr. Benson purchased u aad fevere illness. ben supporte Barron, Mrs. Djlton, Miss Cleary, Ueun. BL-KR3S:*" throughout the United Kingdom by the many thou- Gnu lot of hoggets at 40s. Borne very good animals were At New Ross, on the 29lb April, Patrick, infant asd only son tional prococdings from the-windows of the Orphanage, of bronchitis. SMONDE alone, of all the Waterford members Tiiouia.1Power , Wen. Potrer, Nicholas Poww;.Wp*g !|j i . families to whom they have become »n accus- exhibited for sale in the horse fair. Iiuyeri for first class of Patrick Redmond EsGolden Fleece," en route for Madras, have voted for the abolition had he been followed, and all concluded with the Italian c&ntiquc, Esq., J.P., Colligan Lodge, £1 of which is to*j&SfflJ tleman's famil together with suitable Out-offices, SHI I' NEWS Elliott, of Dublin, but would W; 1" " economical beverage. y, of malignant fater, Dr. John aged 25 yean. "Ewiva Maria." £2 from Lord Cremorne, towards defrsywj^. *^ .. -; a Stable Cotch-house, Ac &c. The Lands consiet of WBECK OP A COTTON VESSUL OX UUCEWATRE BASK. At his residence In London, on tbe 1st insUnt, Ohambre Bra- in time. ' v 'S COFFEE, NO. 2, Blue Wrapper, at Is 2d. , , — painting tho chapel. 'i^^' 'iiiliil fe CASSELL The steamer Vesta , Cnffey, muster, on her vo^Bgii I'rnm bazon Ponaonby, Ei>q..iiext biothsr to William B. Paiker, Esq., of FAITKLEQC—The devotions were inaugurated on heri «ry rgWf-f similar character to No. 1, but with, finer about 30 AcrpR, statute measure, and aro of the primcat Kilcooly Abbey. The continuance of this tux in certain places in The Community of the Good Shcp ; jx>v lb., is of Waterfovd to Liverpool oil the evening of tho 28th ult., pt of £1 from a frieiid, {• -? ! | quality for Tillage and Dairy purposes. mi At Mallow. Verney, son of Jonathan Osborne, Esq., M.D , of Sunduy evening lost, at Faithlegg, a district of the acknowledges tbe recei ¦ rr]' . flavour. containing eight men and the land has been a source of the greatest annoy, " >; . •&'*¦&'¦ The House is situate in an open Lawn, and within boarded by a boat raptaiu 'i CHtrmoot, Rtackrock. Eng Commius. ,. CASSEI.L'R COFFEK , No. 3, Blue Wrapper, nt Is. 4d. from the iron-built ship Sarah Palmer of Liverpool parish of Crooke, with more than ordinary eclat. Pre- half a inile of the Town of Lismore, in the centre of wife, , , ance, as the minister 's money tax was in Ireland, per lb. , possesses great streneth, with line full aromatic 1301 tons register, from Calcutta to Liverpool, Capt. Rrid, cisely at two o'olock a procession of children was formed FASHIONABLE NE WS. iy,l ISMj flavour. In rcalitj the Coffee for family use. the famed scenery of the valley of the Blackwater, which struck on .South Rock, about 1} mile S.W. ot Tuskar tfort "Nebs—JiJapsanc and he who would countenance one should be looked ^ commanding beautiful views of Dromana (tho seat of on the road, some three hundred yards below the little John A. O'Keefe, Esq., J.P., High.Sh>t|ff,,oCp#J • CASSELL'S COFFEE, N O. 4, Yellow Wrapper, at Is. 8d. Light House, and soon alter begun to till forward. . The men ARRIVED. a supporter of the other. The princi le TUAKT ECIES on as p nnd waa led by two young ladies of tbe nei county Waterfotd, and Miss O'Keefie, hare A moat rich aud choice -Article; to lovers of Lord S vr. D ), Capporjuin House, Rich- in the boat stuted they did not intend to leave the ship, and church, gh- •"W^J^gM perlb. 2nd—John, DaTis, Swansea, Rou, culm ; Dowocs, Dunbhr the same, and we cannot understand how don, en route from Pau, south of France. r-.'' •iiig£imi:i a decided treat. iuond, Ac. baring put ihs captain's wile only on board the steamer, Cardiff, Waterford, coals ; Violet. Fall, do. ' involved is bourhood, who have done much for the promotion of tine Coffee John Bagwell, Esq., M.P., li as arrived;**, ;»S§Bg| Sold in Canisters of -2 lbs., 1 lb., and } lb. each ; and Capital Hunting, Fishing, and Shooting may be had she sailed for Liverpool. The Sarah Palmer had only just 3rd-Malakoff (si, Aylward, Milford, Waterford, e c i Empire, those who made capital out of opposition to the one in ious and secular instruction hove in Morgan , Llterpool. Rou maize ; Temperance relig in the parish—near field, Clonmel, from London. '¦ i. 'L^|S»J ht Packets of 4oz., 2oz . and loz. each, by the in the immediate neighbourhood. struck on the rock when the Vesta sitsht. Thu shi p, , , Barry, Llanelly, apparentl in air-tig it the time of stiiking, hud all canvass act , aud going elovi n Waurford, culm ; Sophia, Bellard, Cardiff ; Union, Philips, Ireland could give support to the other in England. whom, and y under their immediate care, Mr. Greene, J.P., Major of Wexford, UM JWTO|| Agents throughout he kingdom. For particulars apply to A KTHL'R K. USSIIKR , Esq., appointed nn hour so that the cuntnet with the rock was with Porthcawl i Harmony, White. Cardiff ; Edward Jones, W^lsb, walked e> number of little ones, from four to five years Londou, in order to devise means for ths establishsi)<> DISTRICT: Campier, Cappoquin, or to knot* , Newport—all to Waterford In colls. The abolitionists, however , feel confident, even after 5$ISi ACENTS IN rms frightful force. The cargo consisted of the usual miscellnneoui, ot age, attired in dresses of the purest white, with long People' Park, near Wexford. ' .':: '-t- 1 figgF! can heobtained in this District , of the (n21-3t) THOMAS SLATTERY, Solicitor, Liimiore, 4th—Dwi Wyn, Thomas, Baugor, Waterford, slates ; Portland, that success in their efforts is onl delayed. Caitell't Cofftes kinds—cotton, jute, indigo, lice, shellac, raw silk , &c., valued Mullios. LWervool Bracey, this defeat, y white veils; then a large number of young girls from John L. Conn Esq., and Mr». frnq 'h gents :— , do.maize ; Kate, Newcastle ; Water- , gftJKBJ;! follow ing appointed A at £120,000, whilst the ship herself was I'Stimutcd at loo. Lewis Porthcawl ; Premier, Morris, Newcastle—all to Wa- Any act of justice, no matter by what corrupt Checkpoint and its vicinity , two deep, also attired in Mount Ida, co. Kilkenny, for London and Paris,ptTaWSfig&i Waterford W- M ASON , NO. 40 The Qjay. HOUSE TO LET £18,000. The sea was moderate at the time, and the vessel terford In coals. white, having bouquets of rich flowers in their bands, steamer. ' ' ' 5th-Courler (s), Scott Milford, Waterford, g:c; William practices its progress may be met for a time, will . i -vv'jiilffi l J. I.ANGI.ANDS & Co , 11 Bridge-street. held together till nest morning, wheti the wind increased , , and at the head of these walked two noble looking The Marquis of Ormonde ha» been . tvawf fjHg] Cork HE LET, for a Term of SIXTEEN YEARS , much from tlia N.B. and she tuun begun to brexk up. The Kitto, Dmpool, WaUrford , maize ; of English Clonmel J ACOBS & Co., Tea Dealers. TO Sth-Malakoff (s), Ajlward, Milford, Waterford, g c ; Zephyr, in the end triumph, and of the abolition young girls, elegantly attired in blue silk. la tbe rear, member of tho Royal AgriculturalSociety of IrelaocVi£§§£3 or any shorter term that may be agreed upon, a Liverpool Venm company's tug Rattler chanctil to be lying Coffey, Literpool the order Carrick AgeDt Wanted. (s), , do. go; Jnterna (s), DaiU, Bristol, do. Church Rates, it may be said as it was lately said adhering to of the procession, followed almost HOUSE (Myrtle Lodge), with Out Offices and Garden, in the Weiford South Day, and on Wednesday morning g c ; Princess Alexandra (Llghthowut steamer) young maidens 1 Callan Do- all the of tbe district, the sides of tbe PasSEHriTioir o? PLATI.—A silver tet ui^wji oituat.c in the healthy and beautiful new bathing vil- deicried the SaraA Palmer, and making f or hrr, picked up 7th-Courier (s), Scott, Milford, Waterford, g c; Cleveland, by the Tunes of that greatest of all , most gigantic, . Do. Cardiff coals i Aurora rood being crowded with spectators. As the procession }; CUmmina STRADBALLY in the Count WaUrford. the captain and twenty six bauds—the cicw all told, being , (s), Pascoe, Belfast, Waterford , g c. ' ing of tea pot, sugar bowl, and ewer, haT.befiroo W ALSH Grocer. lage of . y of 8th-Enterprlse, Ardroesan hideous imposition , tht Church Temporalities »dvan«d up the road, tbe sweet voices of the little ones Vungarvan...-B , thirty.eight—and brought them to Wexlord. The ship had , coals i Malakoffls). Milford, gc; and James, atosley, jewtilW) Wanted. Application to lie mado to Mias Town,, Norroleigh, Mary, Newport, Iron ; Venus. Cardiff, coals :¦ Dublin (s), do j were heard singing the Litany of Loretto, at tbe establishment of Mr, KUmacthomas.Ageat parted before the captain lelt and soon disappeared, but tbe do; in Ireland, " although the evil exists still , and with its ex- his comrade lernanM or to Mr. ROBERT POWER , of Ballyvooney. faU7-tf] Alpha, James, Newport, do j Enterprise, Swansea, do ; Jim, quisitely plaintive air, their previous to presentation, by Kaacktopher... Do. wreck still remnins nn the rock. Tim JiattUr roturned to Cardiff, do. Wind—S. ' day, |angelic appearance, she M'Neili/wbo retiree froja,J perhaps will have lo be faced in our sons and oocMion for which they were Quarter-Master Sergeant New Boss Do. the wreck on Thursday and Friday, but brought off only S A.I LB D . gathered together—to regiment. . .,. . ;: .uY ;j* # TO BE LET. a few portious of the rigging. The weather continues Hoe though it be, there are always those who honor the virgin Mother—their emblematic of Thotnastonn.. Do. No. 5 GEORGE'S.STBEOT , Jnd-James Alsxande r, PortTalbot dormant dresses, -Whiltt tbejag«"b»i rilHE HOUSE, (except but a rapid tide sets ever uvur aud mound the Tuskar and , Walsh, pitrood j Aurora innocence and A COHFEDERATI FtiaHT. Watford —JBFFAHES, BROTHERS. (s), Belfast, Pascoe, g o; Courier (s), Milford, Sooll, do; Corsair will take care to keep it alive." In England, the Parity, tbe delightful calmness of the were ( 1 that Portion used as an Office), containing Two adjaceut flioals. The lossca chiefly fall on the Liverpool evening, the lo.Qr family, resident near Dnmnore, *$p ^^ *% Wholesale from J OHN ,'ASSEL & Co..80, Fenchurch (s), Glasgow, Crawford, do. trees wafting as it were the prayers their pretty littta Norab. hMMS Sitting, Four Bed Rooms, Kitchen, and Back Yard. , ' All aloug the coast of Waterford portions of 3rd—Dublin (•), Cardiff, 3 work of" keeping alive " is well performed by the the Waterford fair, »nd G. OLDHAM & Co. 04 Dnme-Htreei , underwriters. D»tl , g c. and aspirations of all heavenward-all pre-eminently with Street , London; 5 G EOROB'S-STBEET. (a24-tfj the cargo have bevn picked up, aud placed in the custody of 4tb-Malakoff («), Milford, Aylward, s c ; Cnmberland, Quebec, previoutlr into a confederation "MM .JMI appointed for terms apply a Apply at No. ¦¦ Liberation Society, and in their hands we are sure tended to awaken in the heart feelings and affections this yala o^teaWM Dublin. Agents still ; the Receiver of Droits fur this district , James Delauunty, ballast. . . ' • ' work in the family, to go down, ~d~ ~ 5tb-Olp.y (s), Bristol akin to ocstacy, and which choice "itbMt above. C"3-2U 0 ~! Esq. The steam tug Saltier also picked np two of the ship's , Bums, g o | Vest» fs), LiTerpool, Coffey, speedy emancipation will be achieved. brought overflowing tears of took flight with the boy of her . , MJg TR A M R E g c ; Courier (s), Uflfotd, Soott, g e. . repentance and gratitude to the ultimate derfmition choieaJt* '" eyes or many. The notiScation of the 2c& rFO BE LET, lor the Summer Season, a Largo bvuts and a quantity of tbe cargo, with which, and Rbont «tb—Prfijcees " FOR NEXT WEEK. Alexandra (LlgblliouMsteamer) j Sarah, Davis, prooeesion entered tbe little church THOJUSTOIW -UWOaT—TaU'.- PBBW.—TJfJVJ FAIRS HJiiil 1 well-furnished HOUSE, with Coach-house, twenty of the crew, she Arrived in Liverpool on the 2nd inst. Yongbal, tnalie. GAS IN THE WORKHOUSK. , chiuntinB fhe ¦ 11.—Dram aud H nlycross, co. Tipperary ; '' AgniM Dei." and proceeded towards the altar Jimes Blake, Esq., J.P, for the edtnuoioo of H M OSUAT, Mi* and Garden attached, at SWKKT B RIAU PARR, C'OHK , AraiL 30.—Put in, the Btaghound, Satlon, of this 1th—Sarah Datls, Youghal, maize ; Tartar, CardlfT, pitwood ; received a letter from Mr. George Anderson, : of the Kilkeuiry, mid Enniscortby, co. Wexfurd. Stables, Alderbaren Dublin oats. . ¦ We .have Bl««ed Virgin, the Dnion of Tbomutown, co. Kilkenny, mm Qr»i(!>i', co. port, from Cardiff, having picked up the boat which was re- , , . to the chairman of tbe Board of Guardians on which had been previously decorated AY —Ballyporeen, and Cloughjordan , co. Tramore. 8th-Nll/ addressed qualification Mental• to ,tha TCKSDAT, M 12. ported as missing, couiaiuiug ten men, a portion of, the subject, but, as the qnutton did not come on by the young ladies above alluded to, with elegant dm. with a auflWWJ iiry ; Castlcmorrui and UrliDglord, co. Kilkeuuy ; Apply to THOMAS WALSH, Waterford, or 1 Queen- of aud for Liverpool from tbe above pery and the requesting tho press, to «i™t»<»M MjH Tiooer crfw of the ship Sarah Palmer, , CITT PETTY SISSIQNS TBIS DAT.—The Mayer, Mr. C. dioeussion at the last meeting of the board, wr shall choioestof flowere, eome of whichappeared jf ». Walfrford ; Crowtowu, term, «nd street, Tramore. [mh20-tf] , for opinion of the board, not wited,y«;wWH|* Kita»c'l'0«"". Calcutta, tvbicb struck on the Tuskar on tbe 2Stb, at 7 Newport, Capt. .Johnson, Oapt. Newport, D.L, Mr. J. bold over th« letter till out publication. to be JecoUoj, now illumined by numerous tipeni pre. . p.m. After putting the Captain's wife, Mrs. Reed, on board . . senting a very ^ ' " —DungarTan, co. Waterfoid : Kilkenny Power, aud Mr. D. B. Franks, R.H. presided to-day. * beautiful and striking apwaraooe In XVTD KBSDA 13. HOUSES TO BE LET, a steamer passing at the time, they attempted to return to THE CBAXCXLUB or THE ExcnittVBB iso tai IBCOHB TAXIKO CDABIIABLB IssiiTDTlOBS.—The proposed tax a moment every available spot in the sacred - Roicre» aud Cuiliel, co. Tipperary. tp\ r?>R0M the 25th MARCU , 18C3, The HOUSE, their ship to render assistance to the others on board, bat the building the^^ rivetgs aborts tbms w«ek»^' si^msnatftomwflJMEfH atr -Afi«ne co. Waterlord ; Bawn, co. Kil. TAX.— Mr. Gjladstona's , alterations in the iuqouie tax are on the iucomeaof charitable institutions has been abaudouad was occupied, large numbers hating being obliged to 1 wa»fcand:floabn»;o tfMlMKM Tk^M>AT, H. . Miiyj V No. 1, BROAD STREKT. Al«o, a good wind hating freshened they could uot ranch her, and drifted , to Quebec, and Portro«, co. Tipp«rUry; Oulatt, cu. •quivalent to a sliding scale of ooe half-pennym every £25 by the Chancellor of the Eicbeqotr. kneel Without, and now approached the moat solemn V«ouy ; Killeuauk, Family Residence in TRAMORE, situated near th« until they weie picked np by the Staghonnd on tbe 29th, so that £100 will pa; equal to 3d in tbe pound on the f ull place wbm1^udMoaaaloe6ci^m¥m Tns WBAIBBS.—Tb» weather continue*dry and aruim. and mbUme p>r%.of those soul-eleratfng W Railway Terminus. [mhl3-tf ] about 6 p.ra., betas; then about five milas west of the 8malli amount; £186 will pay Sgd ; 160, «176, if t; aud C200 devotion*- urn, eveningVJ > ^^ ^. ^J ^W li Ionroc1 c0- W«lf()rf >' «Dd Ianiitioguc, *d; Uin is much looked for. "wart y. we consocrnUon or oSwingol their hearts ?MWT, 16>-C "'' Appl ication to be made to V. D. WALSH, Watorford. Tfae crew of tbe Sarah Palmer numbered 41. wilpsyM. , of ^. Kilkenny. ¦ . ^iM ^i t IIII THE M^ATBRPORD NEWS AND ^ GBSBRAL i^S ^^MI ^Sm ^^S ^^t COUNCIL-QUARTERLY MEETING public co-operation r^N , we have the best chance of get- Eft* CurrnH, Sqture T/iomna Flanagan, do tad cheaper hy our own tu wort*tbio by lbeiunTworlsoJ WATERM>RI>—IMPORTANT rR«CEE01NGS. ting redress for the grievance under which we labor Mary Dowling, do Andrew Reilly, do a Cork Company, wtf nro bound, ai a tn alter of economy and 0AS IS and ' • We know tbat joo Hie Town Council held of which we so justly complain (hear, hear), William Hearne, do Wm Lyona, John-at justice, to perform the doty ourselves. Tuesday. M«y 5th, % Mannce Cnllon, do Wm can. if you clwac; raiae tbe necwawy funds 'witlnmt'lliii On 1863. you > tnertIore M the conservators of the Johnson, do . ; jccona quarterly meeting for the year ui- > Msry Kelly, do M Mnloney, do slightest difficulty—we know tbat jou have th« p4yintnt'in to the proceedings on the public interests to step in nnd interfere for us, so far custnmeta—you.mil IT usual interest attached as Daniel Walsh, ,lo R Pnrcell,Queen'« Arms Hotel your own hand!,—yon will b« your own being aware that the consi- you can, to obtain redress for us in this matter M Kirwan, Patrick-it John Crawford, LomWd-st Lave valno for your outlay—yon can pay ynnr contractor, as rt of the public, they (hear q ly of gas to the city, both , hear). We live in a climate, so circum- Thomas Delancy. do Oniiiel CUuipott, Williiim-st yon euro it, or out of a reserved fnnd which .will ponnostion- • - ' *"^rf-y t«-K'>h - f^drUVn^fell^lyEpyBv Slrstion of the present supp stanced have those) ^IdrHB'Jr-^H^ffgCTJ?'^'^^^^ . * * »"* consumption, would be brought that during a Urge portion of our time we Patrick Walsh, do Patrick Scott, do ably arise Iroin your profit*. And when once you ^ oSic and private Michael Dwyer, do Edward Delahunty, do works in operation; we pledge ourwrm to lead Joa oar bert ^jj mmwtmi must have a view to a remedy, if possible, ot artificial light, and I cannot conceive any- r rward, with thing more important Henry Leo. M iclrael-st Eliz« Sulli»«n, Uilford Hotel efforts to obtain an Act ef Pailiameot by whichyou saa np> complnints, and. consequently, , not even that great easential Edward O'Connor do W J Hodges l the cititens at large. . • • f tlie very gcnernl alluded to b , , Beau-at f y . J » large attendance of burgesses in y the council a short while since, Micbatl Power, do P Shallow, Wir.inm-st Permit as now to give you n general Idea of the etpenM tpbHit Wa& j ^^9^i.^|^Mto4r^(L0rnjti.'. flHr!KU««n» a«M tautittttttar WM WOWT i'«aitill«g Vni was namely, water, the l a^r»a4a«TeTalret^*»why; The members of the Corporation requiring your careful attention John Power, do I P Grave*, do of manufacturing highly illuminating gas sufficient for »«i ^C2§^5-^. l^^'rt«W**. J."«ar>. «W»k^lir.JU^ww ttalwtfiJ L chamber. than a proper supp James Hainey, do Micbael Downey, do requirements of tbe public lumps. The heaviest item, (is not l» W»lWlf ;nW 'fa . tpa'VeayMrr'Knnh jrt hiin; ),ot.W .'mrial «».£.& «aid . ihstaueli.fountainsshould bt ly of pure gas (hear, hear). .^ta^i/ ' ' ¦ ' ' ¦ wnent were the following:— '^ Michael Keating, do Joseph Clampett, do everyono knows, is that of coala,, and in order to ascertain > Wat«rWw*W«V-10fc.p^ hti ute teneraBypa»»a . , . .. . . i, .; ' > il TAS, Mayor; People s health depends on their obtaining n supply ^^ 1 f RiOit Worsliipful A. K Michael Power, do J Corcoran, Lombard-st what that, miulit be, we have written to ono of the 6rat goa tb«pay>|& natt|f«mtopt.we. pw *VW^P«. K'.'HtfMort- iVa tto pnblirwooM frcqaent'lbe piA ' J.I'., T. Murphy R. Cooke, of pure gas ; their comfort depends on it, their tbooih Knnis bnt 40 i AW,,man J Kent , A. Benny. Edward Power, do James Power, John-st coal jnercbauh) in England, Meaars. Atiin aud Co. of Liver* lit/pnonf flwa U'p^tatoB^ . Ur, .eacfa.dtrinctba summer, and this roantaia woali be n i'«r Sir B. Morris. D.L. Town Councillors :—W. health, and their property depend on it. With bad James M'Coy. do Edward Cuffe, do pool, whose testimonials from v«y many Irish gas works, lamp*altofBtoer/'Ana wbeo I w«s' m Bnnfa,jnrt .twtJr» Jbnod• '•** (War aoqnWtion.' They soogut M «fi» « p., M. Devcrcux. T. W. Jacob, P. K. Reid. coming was paying; folly , 7t per cent npp]y 0b i fas into our houses, we are suffering not Patrick Casey, do Martin Holden we havo had before os. We here give.' Messrs Atkins' mouths ago, tbe gas company of w«t«r to tbvetn and ke did no* aee wfcy, tW* pr» Sraoml. I). Cnnun, V. A. Po.ver J. Liwtor, T. alone in our pockets and our furniture, but in our Mary Dcvine, John-st Thomas Slmuahkn, Glen letter :—!. . " 381 Vmulull Road, Liverpool, on a capital of £8,000. 'In Limenci, inJ8M, tbe corpora. ,p6iffiop- AokMM«*»ted to.. He woald nor* that tlrt £.^.11 J Power, J.I'.. I/. V recman, P. Manning, M. Catherine Power, do M icbael Slattery, Bridge-st 21it April, 1863. ¦ lion,: without join * to the Lord* of tbe Treasury, borrowed Mayor be entbtriied to expend any sum not ncetdinr£» health (hear). 1 remember some years ago, when ' ' M»rt«.v. 5>-»- J-1' Newport , J.I'.. C. Philip Allen, do John H Bracken, do "GBRXLESIW—Yoors of the 18th como-dnly to' hand, £10,000, for which they have .since been paying 5 per cent in bavins saeV's fountain'eftcted. ; ' SSTci J- - °- gas was not so good as it is now, when the mode of works of aipbell. H. Oal.vey. T. F. Strange. Thomas Furniss, do Jnraes Wallace, do and in reply beg to inform you tbat the price of oar best gu interest, W»"> thia money they purchased gas Mr. CIMVMU aaid ha. knew no place so desirable fora THE PRINCE OF WALKS. reclify ing gas was not known, it was to deleterious M icbael Carroll do Mrs Lunbam, Mall coal is 10s. 6d. per ton, Jess 9} off for cash, in 14 d*y» from by which they have reduced the gas from 8*. or 10*. fountain'at tbb park, and he would gladly second the , their own, ¦ ¦ ' ' in the British Museum that they date of invoice. Beat'cannel 18s. Cannel nuts 10s. 8d. ; to 5s., doing aw»y altogether with moter rent motion. - • ' < i - • » piriodiTtDdthat tWT^^WWWSteW!t»**h The Town CWk , having read the minutes of the were obliged to John Murphy, do John Kelly, Bakehouse-lane , , per thooMnd, shut it off ; it was found to be ruining the books. J & W Fabey, Patrick-st Michael Kirwan, do same terms. They also reducedthe price of their 390 lamps, tbat is, 10 note AW. Km opposed a fountain in the ' park, became it closely tneb cases, ao4nrjorPtiif-ti)*'B*«^t*»if«»dmit»ioM,b»*ltrtd*).TriH. r Quay, informed me the other day Philip Costello, do Thomas Clancy, Peter-st would be 16s. per ton. By steamer, lOi. stand. The worka are now tbeir own, , 1 ?f Wales to the dutiful nnd loyal address of the that the brass Thomas Murphy, do John Cnsey, do " About 465 tous of our best gas roal woald supply 400 ours need to be, »ud still ought to be, are lighted every night Captain JOSRSOS still tbat knowing the park to well at d«y, with, tin undenttndin *. tlataoy.ow e in jrfcxfi * mflbr- works of his watches were - add tuat ¦nee of opinion ahonM ei«, that, the relievittj. oBcer be Corporation of Waterforil on the auspicious occasion being ruined by the bad- Mary Condon, do Laurence Maber, do limps for 12 months, consuming (each) 30 feet of gas por in the year, winter and summer. I need not be did, patting'through it three or four times a day, he con- ^; ness of the gas (hear in Limerick than they are in sidered a fountain" there would be a poblio uuiunc*." ' It directedto brmg^W ®3,fw ipeclel driet7-b*rethe His Royal Hi ghness's innrringe , and forwarded , hear). The cause of this ia Christopher Dunne, do Bridget Donovan, do niBbt. coala are much more expensive of that bad " About 80 to 10(1 tuns coke, and 6,000 gallons of tar nor neod I say tbat the area over which the wonld be turrounded by nursery maids and by children, bdflrdaetbeiYntttmeetn*;::!--^ '• '. ' " LifUt.-General Knoll ys. gas burns a large quantity of sulphuric Patrick Bentley, do John Keane, do of Wnterforfl, 6lhly. If acid, so that bad Ellen Dome;, do Stephen Hearn. do would be tbe quantity tbat might be disposed of out of tbe pipe! bavo to travel U raucU greater than that of Wntcrford, stone throwing wouW follow, and the nuisance woald be in- ~We fe«!,»ltat«*k Sof tbelaet important* to fc. PAYMENTS. gas burning in a room is the same tbat of our ¦ •: vita meant by wbicb to empty,to. tatattesttmtmeratively; as the Wm P Walsh John Kearney, do 465 tons of coal. • the population of Limerick being nearly twice tolerable. . tb* . Finance and Law Committee recommended burning of so much sulphuric acid in the city being in the MiTOB—We bave a caretaker ia tbe park to mind tbote we find ttut we^^blked aap3»«t.ui.comp4nl,ive idle- The same Da rid Cullinaiie, do Samuel Butts, do " Our best coal nil) produce 9,500 feet of gas per ton, and city, and tho great body of the lights of onr it ia to the anr-iint oi £501 0s. lid., which apartment. The person supply ing this bad Patrick Kinnalian, Droad-st John Caffrey, do tbe illuminating power is 17.04 sperm candles, at tbe rate of vicinity of tbe qnay. There ie, however, no timo to be lost. things. ness, abont 400yoong,h ^ytbvipeoolejnd imeostiWeto p,yments article ' enumeratetbe ' isen. ordered, on motion of Messrs. Pitrcell nnd makes a double profit on the consumer. By M Knox, Ballybricken Catherine Fitxgerald, do five feet per hou r. If mixed with cannel.amoch highor stand- Not a moment. The fine weather is pasting. Onr contrac. Aid. COOK uid be wonld object to tbe motion as a bad ovUtouteqikaoMild\b em atfendtalon \,ttt in which it came before tbe council. inc them in tti frovtbti^r'toa TOcb' trs ^ We AUDITOR S. giving a bad quality of gas he makes far more in Edinond Walsh, do John and R Furniss, do ard would be the result. We enclose you a portion of the testi- tor, whoever ho may be, should be Mt to work at once: Tbe precedent, undor tbe way Devercux. BOROUOII will fall oat a motion coold be received lication was read from quantity of it be burned th»n if it was the pure Patrick Power, do Edmond M'Coy, M ilk-lan« monials which wo have received from gas makers in Ireland, Bgreoraentof the corporation witti tlie gas compy. No donbt, it being quarter day, ' :At the last council an app We lemain, gentlemen, your obedient servant, co that tba lighting; should be taken up without notice, discussed and passed, but he thought auch a reeled, it capable of •6«worfng'oT5*1alf't)ftbe' ItrUcka re- Harvey and H. article, nt less expense to himself, with a larger Garrett Roacbc, do Thomas Pbelan, do in September next, qoired for use in tbe boose, " the borough auditors, Mcssis. T. S. Roger Kennedy, do Martin Mahiny, do " WiiLm ATKINS and Co. as soon after as possible. Abont five dear months we can motion as the present, going for the expenditure oF money, and w»i««talr*narW attention for payment for their services. This quantity of coke remaining to him to dispose of Towu Hall." in operation, and the public ought first to come up from a committee. It was tolely on of tbe industrial committee to tbis. important-nortiooof Prossor, asking Thomas Grennan, do Anne Heaine, do. " To Wateifoid (Us Committee, bava all oar workx raidy ani onr report, Luw than if he used the bpst kind of coal (hear, hear.) Power We shall now givo hut two testimonials from the many lamps lishtin? in every part of tbe city. Bat, cvea if we ground that he opposedtbe motion. ¦ ¦ A.¦ RIAB, ¦ Mnyor, Chairman. «jp!ication W»J referred to the Finance and Tbomas , do Edmond Hanly, do May 2,1863. . • . • Then there is the question of the meters, the com- Catherine Rocbe King-st Anne Darmod before as :— ware a month or two after tbs time, we are so used now to Tbe motion was put from tho chair, and tbo rasyorde- Committee for consideration and report, and now , y, do Mr. Hudton, to meet an plaints, the just complaints of which come home to Michael 6rntit, do M ichael Higgins, do cAtiKicvznaus GAB CO. (LIMITED). seeing our city in darkness without lamps, that, especially clared the " noes" in tbe majority. objection railed by Mr. committee reported that in accordance with the (hear 0&IHAI.B. Jacob and other that us all (hear, hear.) At first I was in favour of Alexander Richards, do Gorge Firth, Cathedral-square " Office, Irish Quarter West, in summer, it would not make very much differeace , gentlemen against having the deci- inion of Master Henn, such payment would he Carrickferjtis, 22ud April,185D. bear). We bavo also some two or three admirable sites for On the motion of Aid. Cox, it waa referred to tbe street tion of an admittton board being op having a gas company in our city, but I have for Wm Power, do Thomas M'Kenna, Quay reviewed next day illegal. Ordered to be communicated to the auditors. Mnry O'Donnell, do Laurence O'Keeffe, do " DBIE SIRS — Vnu will perhaps think me curelcs.i in not y you at various times to these and insert tbe small point of tbe weclge, and tbat once done, tbere corporation, and he tvoald place tlie control of Murpby in tbe iiWng tion by lighting their own lamps by their own works other works 'I linvr> Iwen professionally connected with, 1 will be little difficulty in driving the whole wedge home. hands of Mr. Hudson. M.Connolly, meat£125 0 6 E. O'Counell, school- Accepted, on motion of Messrs. l'urcell and Waterford. D. Scurry, p'k steaks 8 7 9 mistress 2 9 ( will be in a position to do their duty to those whom have great pleasure in stating that I consider it a very good Do what you can do—do what is within your reach—do It wus suggested by sorao member) to bave tbe matter Dsvsreux, election to take place on Monday next. G ENTLEMEN—The members of the Waterford Gas what you havo to pay for yourselves Mary Manning, soap, Maria O'Connel, do. 19 7 they represent , and have justice done to the private gas coal, not only on account of the quantity and quality of what is practicable—do tent to the water committee, but A letter was also read from Mr. Thomas Phelan , Consumers' Committee beg to present to you a mo- gns it yields, but for the excellent coke it produce;, which is —light your owa lamps, and afterwards light tbe whole Mr. O'DWTBS said be wanted the thine done then and wme, 250,000 gallons in general loudly complain of their bills, which they E. Bowman, „ 8 8 6 cine for dispents- ' Mr. THOMAS W. CONDON here came forward, and tion Gas Works of Manchester, it being there only 2} feet serious consideration, nnd do all things necessary to further which he received a commission of 1\ per cent. Mr. O'Ham daily, and the wa tcr committee also reported in stato arc on the increase without any apparent cause, li hting of the city aud if they made Murphy R. O. Parcel), „ 3 4 0 ries, ap to 25th ' presented to the mayor the following memorial of the per hour, on an average of ten houra per nigbt throughout this very desirable object. As the public g had Murpby in his employment, fitor of giving the successful competitor for the and that when they resort to what they imagino ought the year, we are persuaded that you can manufacture your ia one of our prinripal obligations and largest charge on the an officer of the corporation they would, of course, bo taking T. Pbelan, juu., milk S 2 8 March, 1863 48 2 9 gas consumers of the city G. Spencer works .£50 for his plans and estimate, as called for : — to be economy in burning gns, their accounts do not own gns with very erf.it economy nnd satisfaction. borough fund, and rotisidmn? tbo enormous increase of taxa- him from Mr. O'Hnra, tbeir contractor. He (mayor) should , „ 8 13 1 Unptid do. for esta- E. Walsh, „ 6 19 1 blishment for half- bj the council. This report was adopted on motion To the Mayor, Aldermen, and Councillor) of the Borough dimininh, but in many *aaes they largely increase. To light this city as it ought to bo, you require at least tion which we arp forced to place on tlin citizens in order to observe he did not approve of the present system (hear.) of Hatetford. 400 lamps, or 30 in addition to what yon have at present. meet the greatly incwased charges of the present gas com- Besides paying Mr. O'Hara his commission they paid the Johanna Power, ,,775 year ending 25tb ofMessrs. Lalor and Purcell. Where or when this will end they arc at a loss to Thos. Phelan, seu. „ 7 10 1 March 1863 10 18 1 The undersigned Gas Consumers of the City of Waterford, quarters' Now let us *ei> the prolmMe expense of manufacturing gas pany, s« also tho rpry unsatisfactory manner in which they chamberlain his per eontneo also, and he did not think it , Till: CONTRACT OF TIIL CAS COMPANY :. know. Many of those bills show that the tluir duty to this corporation and citizens desirable that both should be receiving per ccnlage out of John Plielan, ' „ 9 12 2 Tobin&Sons, clotb'g 15 0 0 ficrling that the price of Gas, ns charged against ua by the h as the half-yearl lor these 400 lump* for one year :— are performing The next duty brought forward was to carry the existing Company, is much higher tlian in most other towna account now are fully as hig y ac- 470 tons of fii * oral ;U KU. per ton £375 0 0 generally, we derm it .irtvisnhla to issue an advertisement in- the one rate). Wm. Walsh, ,, 14 0 6 Mary Power, do. 3 15 0 Patrick Lyons provisions of the Act 23rd and 24 Geo. III., chap. less favorably situated, would respectfully and earnestly urge counts bad been. This they cannot find cause for, except Management, lamp lighting, &c. 300 0 0 viting plans and estimates for tbe erection of gns works Mi. O'DWTP.B said he was much obliged to the mayor for , „ 11 l H P. Kinaban, soda 3 15 0 is not equal in illuminating Micbael Power, ,. 7 6 2 P. A. Power, flour 1 15 0 52, for creeling lamps in the city of Waterford and nn the Corporation as tlie representatives of the citizens, and that the gaa in this city Depreciation, lent, taxes, &c. 150 0 0 capable of lighting 400 public lamps every night in the year, his observations. that tbo ing iu view tbe necessary extensions BDMOND ' Mary Croke, „ 19 7 1 J. B. Hughes, „ 3 7 8 iDburbs thereof, effectually into execution, by the therefore the guardian; of the public interests, to adopt, power to that manufactured elsewhere ; or £6,000 nt i per cent. 240 0 0 at the same time keep , Mr. R asked when would Mr. O'Hara s contract with the least possible delay, tlie requisite measures for pro- meters aro imperfect. In 1851 Mr. Cooper, a colebrated so as to supply the private lighting of the citizens as soon terminate ? Nicholas Power „ 3 13 8 R. G. Pnrcell „ 3 3 0 ratification of the agreement entered into by the It. Fitzgerald, baker T. Phelan curing a supply of (?as at a lair remunerative price, which re- ineer stated before a committee of the House £1,065 0 0 u that proceeding becomes practicable." Tows CWBK —In October. , , jun., milk 6 19 i of Waterford gas company with the gas com- gas eng , wages 5 10 0 B. Watsb, „ 4 8 C citv sult enn ho obtained at a much lower rato than is now im- of Commons that " a largo quantity of common Deduct for sale of coke, tar. Ac 100 o 0 Mr. J ACOB—After the very fullest consideration given Ou motion of Mr. O'Dwyer, seconded by Mr. Devereux, for the lighting of the lamps of the several posed on us both for private and public lighting :— by me to ibis very important subject, I feel very willing, in- the question was referred to the water committee, aud the Thomas Ryan, meat 9 11 IE.Power , butter 26 8 8 mittee coal used in the manufacture of gas, would produce " parishes of the city at £4 8s. 6d. per lamp t D. O'Brien, RCB John. Elliott, MD " Tofal expense of producing gns for 400 lamps deed, to second tbis motion now before you (hear, he»r). I council adjourned. Win. Hearne, coals 46 5 0 T. S. Harvey, station ry 6 4 united " a difference of 48 per cent in illuminating power." Wm. Kearney, shoes 8 10 10 J. Fisber, advertis'ngO 16 0 annuir.. T. W. Jacob, TC, Quay Rev P Kent, PP every night in the year £905 0 0 feel thnt tbe time has now come to act energetically in this per It wa;> also stated, in a committee of tho House of That would amount to about £2 8s. per lamp per annum. matter (renewed approbation). I think two years ago that Robt. Clampett, „ 4 8 4 P. Curran, ,, 090 Mr. Redmond, lho Town Clerk said P A Power, TC Rev T English, CC WATERFOUD BOARD O/GUARDIANS-WEDXBSDAT 'M- In reply to Commans, on the metropolitan gas inquiry, tbat cer- Thns you perceive that we can light 400 lamps the entire I wasthe first person to draw the attention of the Council to . Pierse Cox, clothinp 1 17 0 Xi aiiiy Journal ,, 0 8 10 Aid P Cox, Mall J JIackesy, MD, JP TC Sir ROBERT J. PAUL, Bart., J.P., Chairman of the Rob' tkis was a mere formal matter, its object being to tain meters in England " were found to register 25 and year for £700 less than we now pay for 371, leaving you a the want of illuminating power of the gas, and to the fact tson & Ledlie. do 4 16 9 E. Power, butter 0 12 8 the yearly contract entered into with the com- P. Kcily J.P., A. Cadogan, W. Pe«t, M O'Shea. M. Roberts, P. clothing 31 1 3 Patk. Keating, slater 0 7 4 ' J Power, JP, TC, King-Bt Patrick M'Kenna, do company. engineers and contractors in Ireland, who has offered to light W J This committee reported to the council to order they never had great admiration for the from £3 12a to £3 ISs, not m high as the latter sum, and the Strange, J.P., T. W. Jacob, . Christmas, D.L., . S. D. Holden, do 5 12 3 T.S. Harvey.station'y 0 2 6 A Pope, Henrietta-st Peter Flynn, do 400 lainps every night in the ytar for considerably less than Richardson W. Hally, J. L. Conn, R. T. Carew, D.L. J, Mary Power 12 additional fire plugs for the city , and CO yards Other compauies would have, from their long standing, you pay at present, light was of good qnality. Tint company got into difficulties, , , do 3 9 8 E.. Fielding, tea papor O 6 0 M Dovcreux,TC,George's-st James Keating, do in addition to which ho would pay £240 Coombe, T. L. Maekeay, M.D., J.P., J. Hudson, and J. Sparrow, of additional tail pipe for the engine that waters the infused a feeling of respect, if not of confidence, in the a year interest on the loan for tbe purchase of your plant, they became desirous of winding tip their affairs, aud then the shoemaker 1 0 0 A. Black , posting 0 6 0 Patrick Manning, TC, Quay Michael O'Shoa, TC, do with thiB thg Captain Hamilton, P.L.I. Thos. Walsh, tailor 115 0-1. Walsh;cooperage 0 10 0 , all to t>e nnilcr the control ami care of the minds of their customers. Not BO, however, &c. He also proposes, if lie be tbe successful confractor, to present proprietors came forward to take works by itreets Campbell & Co, Broad-st James English, Exchangc-st who rcsido parliament. They sought for tbe act INCREASE OF niKT. Hazleton i O'Donnell, J. Somcrs, repairs icO 14 0 superintendent. comps.ny, who havo no local standing here, run the mains to the Slip, Upper Neu-'.own.I'enitentiary Hoad, getting an act of , corporate Woodward Mason, Quay Jano Corlett, Quay draw all tho tboy obtained it, and one of the results of tbeir obtaining After the admissions and out-relief cases had been clothing 40 13 10 Ft. Rafter, male nurse 0 19 9 lained that the fire-escape in Cork and London, to which they and other places in the borough not now lighted,and to enlarge C. Dunne ' Captain J OHNSON comp H Gallwey.TC, George's-st Alexandor Lindsay do tbe works, when you are in'a position to .do .so, at an addi- it waa to miss 'the public lighting to fit a lamp (bear, hear). disposed of, which did not take place until twenty , smith work 2 2 e Hickey, lattico woik 0 3 0 h to ensure that it earnitigs made in Watorford. D. Walsh, carpenter 4 5 6|M. Manninp, altar wine 2 U was not examined often enoug J Penrose, jun, Little do Elizabeth Mortimer, do we have some idea as to what tho citizens have tional expense of from £2,000 to £3,000. That ia, for the On being asked an explanation they said that increase was minutes to three o'clock, stnte, if required for But , that it wns: unavoidable owing to tbe ei- Commioi and Co., |J. Kavanagb, shoes would be always in nn efficient Jacob Penrose, Adelphi William Power, do in tho matter of public lighting. Under the old plant and works for the public lights £6,000, and for the only for a time, Mr. Jacob brought forwnrd his notice of motion in the yard , in which do lost, necessary extensions for all the private lights of the city, pense they had incurred in seeking for their bill, and thnt sundries 1 2 9] . on horse 0 3 8 aervice. He saw it frequently R W Penrosc,sub-shorifV,do Francis Dawson, management the street lights did not average more for giving eight ozs. of meat to the children from Flanagan, mason 3 8 lOf Tlios. Jleany, bricks 0 8 0 and always covered. That was nut ]> from £2,000 to £3,000 j or £8,000 to £9,000 altogether. it would soon be removed. Owing to this statement, I it was stationed , D Walsh,TC,Barron'd-«t Anne Dudley, do than i'.i 10s. or £312s. per annum. Now the average, after some years (bat we might loook for some rive years to fifteen, basing the proposition on the Owen Power , delpb 113 o!M. A. Power, Bibles 'be kept , to ensure that it )I Bank of Ireland 0'Shangbnessy Wardcll do For the performance of his contract be will offer the best thought, , the way it should always D Grant, , including Harbor Board lamps, is about £4 10s. each, references, and undoubted security. reduction, but when it was sought the company came necessity of giving some more substantial food to E. S. Kenncy, books ! for emigrants 0 9 0 He would ask if the National Bank T Maydcn, Exchange-st and forms 5 3 51' Cox, cau'vas for would be fitting for work. James Feel y, which makes a loss to tho public on 370 lamps However encouraging tbia offer may be, we do hope that forward and increased the charge per lamp to £4 4s., and those young creatures to prevent spread of scrofula ham, Provincial Bk David Leckey, do do. advertising 12 8 slippers 0 16 0 escape was taken out ? J AUiug of over £360 a year, besides the loss sustained be- by advertising in some of tun leading jonrnah of London, to that we objected. At tbat very time it was said the amongst them, and laying in them the foundation of E J Barron, Johnstown Patrick Fanning, Quay ing 6 per cent. Objecting, as we did to J. C. Hennessy, cferkl3 6 8Coanninsit Co. eombsO 8 1 High-constable PALLIS — 1 am nol to take it out, fore I'arliamcnt in opposing a gas bill which no con- Scotland, and Ireland, you shall obtain still more liberal company was pny future health nnd strength. At present there were M Downey, for Waterford, I R Browne, do proposals. pay this amount, we went to arbitration, but I regret Thos. Ryan, roaster 9 17 3: James Huehcs, nails 0 5 4 lir, unless ordered by the Mayor. sume! asked for, and which was put forward against not more than 500 cubic feet of apace to each of Caih'ue Ryin, matrou3 18 lljW. Kenefick clothing 0 6 0 "there would be no use in older- Milford , and Glasgow James Callnghan, do as also against tho feelings of a large Feeling convinced that the works for the public lights will we had to do BO under the circumstances atteading that Aid. Cox thought your wishes, be tbe initiative for placing in your hands inquiry. On the one aide we bad a respectable gentleman, those children in that house, and to render them Anne Sloane, ward J. Devereux, Norway not looked after, and Steamship Companies Mary Ann Short, do majority of the inhabitants. In addition to which is , as it ought to be, mistress 10 7 Spar 0 10 0 ing fire-plugs if they were the lighting of the city, private, as well as public, we earnestly no doubt, but one guided mainly by a care of his able to benr up against confinement some little They ought to be C NVwport, JP, TC James T Ryan, William-st six weeks' uon-lighting, which is equivalent to eleven Tbos. Power, warder 1 10 OP. Kiuahan, candles 0 9 10 leen to be in efficient order. , Quoen-st Samuel Allen, Quny but respectfully suggest that no further time bo lost, but private interests; on the other side was a public body, but change of diet was necessary, which would not as well as the escape. IT Denny >t Sons shillings per lamp. Then there was tho expense that advertisements be forthwith issued from your what is everybody's business is no one's business, and it was M.O'Connell;school- • t >• .. worked occasionally, , do Julia Brceu, Honrictta-st Council amount, for the 120 children they had, to over £1 a master , were the orders to Mr. Col o &. lVossor of tho fruitloss arbitration—next legal opinions— for tho erection of gas work« in all respects capable not fully attended to. Wo had an arbitrator presiding, n . 3 18 11 Tolat £919 15 3 The M AYOR said such Davis, Stranjfman, & Co John Moffatt, do of week. Mr. Jacob drew a contrast between children Jas. Nasb, watchman 1 18 0 now that tlie fine weather was in the law CM UI, 4c. In short, this Cork-London Company, lighting tbe public lamps of ¦ yonr city, as heretofore, every gentleman of high legal abilities, no doubt, bot having no Pallis, but T R White, Hanover-st W Rogers, Colbeck.st in this city, hai been a nigbt in tbe yiar. , . previous experience in gas matters, and tbe result waa that outside with fresh air, variety, change of diet, at A CHARGE. ucope couM be taken out occasionally. The escape since it commenced operation S M Prossor, Summerland Robert Power, do fruitful sourco of trouble and expense to your body, Sifned on behalf of the CrimmHtee, '-' ibepnUie lighting was increased to £4 9s. 8d. (bear, hear). -tiroes a tonp of-aaiM -aad abaW* all • mother'* Captain Hamilton aaid tbat at a committee on tas out latel y, at the tire of Alderman Kent 's, »as Victoria Hotel In Cork, us has been stated, tho cost of public lighting ia Wm Johnston, .TPjNcwtown J Hickoy, as also to TOUT constituents generally. THOMAS W. COKDOK, Chairman. enre, with the children in the house, who bad none Saturday, at which he was present, it was stated that is not? Wm Carrol l , MD.Lady-lane WWMurphy.WArtusHotel Town Hall, Waterford, May 4, 1863. ' only £3 10s., and all the surrounding towns are lighted in a of thoso advantages, and by the existence of that delay had occurred in the admir.stering of relief rn We believe the citizens would, most willingly, estab- similar manner while Waterford atone has to depend on HiGii-CoNsT\iiLr.—It was taken out, sir, by direc- George Courtenay Mary Brazol, Olaves-nt M AYOR —Gentlemen, the corporation, I assure , Tramore. Having lish a Consumers' Company for themselvc only for the another place for its being lighted (hear, hear). I , by no difference, so much to the loss of the tatter, im- heard such a statement he went tions of Sir Benjamin Morris. Haztoton , O'Dnnnell & Co Maurice Casoy, High-st obstrcction the Act teferred to throws in tho way. But you, will readily take tbis matter into their hands, pressed on the board the justice of pasting to Tramore, saw the relieving officer, and got from of Mr- means, desire to disrespect the Cork gentlemen in any man- hi* The report was adopted , o:i the motion D Comnn, TC, Stephen-it Jaincs Keir, do tho Corporation stand in a. very different position. •nd will, I am sure, remedy the grievance of which ner. I thought the Gas Consumers' Committee in Cork motion.w Mr, Jacob then adverted to their generous him a list of his out-door relief cases. Three of Reid, seconded by Alderman Kent . Georgo White, Thomas-st Matthew Stone, do Their rights and powers aro clearly reserved in the you complain as far as they possibly can (applause). bad rendered tbe public great service in putting down mono- treatment of the poor shown by their expenditure those cases he visited, and he ahould do the reliev- SbamblcB , COMMITTE ES . J B Hughes & Co, Queen-st Patrick Cashin, Compiny's Act. Wore it otherwise, they would be Mr. R EDMOND said, in: order to take immediate poly, but reason has been found to alter that opinion. It for wine and whiskey, which waa not one-sixth as ing officer the justice of saying that none of them White, Quay John Cashin, do has been thought tbat the proprietors in that company Aid. COOKE moved the re-appointment of the Henry nonentities in their own city, which the law has action on this very important question, ho would much in many of the adjoining unions, and asked made any complaint. He then asked the relieving Jeremiah O'Brien King-et Michael Sullivan, do were the same as tbat of Watorford; but that is not so. Committee tor the next year as it stood for the , placed them over to govern. Wer« it otherwise, they move a resolution , and in doing so he need not sty the board tn be equally so to tho&e poor children. officer 's books, and he said they were in Waterford Street T. Angel, jun, Hanover-st Michael Commms, do I wish it wero tbe fact , because I feel, from tbe , past year, namely, Messrs. V. N. Burron, E. Roberts, shoul d right themselves without delay. If a few Corie much, particularl y as so much hud been so well character of their chairman, if he presided over the He would beg to propose his motion. and returning he met the clerk going out Us ' M. Drvereux , James Robertson, Newtown Thomas Realc, do men could prevent the Corporation from opening their an id by his eloquent friend Dr. Elliott, as also T. Purcell , -P. A . 1'nivrr, 1'. Manning. do body managing Waterford, we would have full justice Mr. O'Shea seconded the motion. see the relieving officer 's books in Tramore. ThoM GeortfO Walpole, Quay Daniel Regan, own streets, your public functions would soon come to by Mr. Condon (hear). They were all done us. I think no ono here knows where the pre- M. Ivory, P. K. Reid, J. Lawler , C. Redmond , and do Michael Connoll do aware Dr. Mackcsy strongly supported the arguments books might have been left at the station, but, how- I> Tobin & Sons, y, an end. Not so, however, for the Solicitor-General that the subject had been for years before the sent Waterford gas company has their office (hear, hear). Mayor, ex-ofpdo. Scarr Brothers, do Patrick Jtegan, do citi- of Mr. Jacob, and with regard to fresh air for the ever that was, on an examination of the books, it which was , for Ireland, James A. Lawson, Esq., says :—" No neie zens and the corporation. In the latter committees It is aaid it is somewhere ou the South Mall, Cork, but no Mr. l'uiicLLL seconded the motion, Robert Locko & Co, do Michael Flynn, do one here knows positively where it is placed (bear, bear). I children said 500 cubic feet was too small a space was found that the officer had £25 on handi for company, without an Act Parliament, would have after committees were appointed ; but the end of agreed to. T S Harvey, do John Stafford, do Btreeta save for the putpote of pub ' believe tbey have farmed out the lighting of our city to Mr. for each of them. out-ioor relief catet. He (Captain Hamilton) was llie Finance powor to open the , all their efforts came to nothing,because they did not most desirous to have ascertained whether any of that mooey On the motion of same gentlemen , Aid J Kent, Henrietta-st John Ryan, do hting—that power, alone is veiled in the Cor. Anderson, a gentleman of mncb ability (bear, bear, bear). Mr. Jacob said 500 feet was the minimum they lie lig , seem in earnest, and did not take the What interest bnstbat gentleman in Waterford (hear bad been misapplied, and for tbat purposebe woald proposa ind Law Committee wire restruck as follows, Capt. Edward Courtcniy, King-st William Keane, do Waterford." Well, gentlemen, hiving proper action , hear) i had in the house. pore tion of at the starting point. He wanted The only interest I can see him possess in Waterford is to tbat the relieving officer be suspended pending an inquiry. Johnson being added thereto :—Aldermen 11. Cooke Benjamin Moore, Quay Alexander Cashen, do we respectfull but most earnestly, call , to-day, to make a Dr. Mackesy laid he believed there wat more tbat power, y, fair start from the open council get the most be can oot of us (bear, bear). Tbe question ia, Iu answer to tbt board tbe relieving officer said be bad tba and P. Kent ; Me^rs. Jacob , Kid gwaj . J. Mnckesy, J Dobhyn, Imperial Hotel Thomas Power, do upon yon, as tho representatives of the burgesses, , in presence of their blindneaa in these countries amongst the poor than money. fellow-citizens, the respectable and intelligent srs we to continue to submit to this system (no, no) i H. Gallwey and Mayor , ex-officio. J Pirn Penrosc, Xowtojvn Anne Morris, High-st eomumcrs, and ratepayers of this city, to take such depu- With respect to tbe want of the illuminating power in tbe in any country on the continent, which he attributed Tbe clerk redd tbe following report oi tbe subject *~ Mr. Pmcr.LL moved that Alderman Denny be Rev P Xolan. CC, St Jolm'e Richard Kenny, do measures, as soon ns possible, as will place at least- the tation now before them. From committees he had gas, it was shown tbat the coal used by tbe company was in to over-crowding. When they had not sufficient " Tbat owing to a pressure of business a few weekt previous tdded to the street committee. 1' R Connoll y, 5fD, AM Robert Morris, do public lighting beyond the reach of monopoly. This no hope, for he believed that some of the very best tbe proportion of one-half Welsh coal. space they should increase the diet. to 25th March, I was not able to examine the relieving Owen Carroll & Co James Ryan, do Dr. JOHK MACKBST—Nearly it all. officers' accounts. Immediately after that date I examined Mr. R EDMOND seconded the motion , which passed onci! in operation, the private lighting will soon follow. and most useful questions have been either choked Mr. Cbriatmtt, without opposing the motion, said Samuel Harris, Queeu-st James Gallagher, do or smothered in committees (hear hear Mr. J ACOB—It was stated at tbe arbitration, at which I the accounts of all tbe relieving officers, except Mr. Hunt's, unanimously. As a beginning this can be done by the establishment , , and laugh- the spirit of the poor lawt was uniformity of admin- who promised from week James Mosley, Quay John Power, do hting of the public ter). The monster memorial now before you shows waa not able to be present, being away from home at the to week to submit his booW to me THE GAS IN THE CITV —MOST IMPORTANT DEBATE. of jas works suitable for the lig that the company imported cannel coal. Soon after istration, and he .did not think, if other unions did for examination, but be always went away without leaving John Power, Club House Michael Casey, do Tower 4c. time, Mr. R EDMOND said there was then in the cham- lamps of the city, as also your Town Hall, , clearly that the citizens have grievances to complain the arbitration I took tbe troabte of inquiring into that part not do tbe wme, that the commiseioneri would them. Not having left bis books on Wednesday last I deputa- L Frcemun, TC, Broad-st Anne Dunne, do £:y the documents before our committee we find that of, ai well as grievances to be redressed. What are wrote to him ou Thursday to send them ia to me at onou ber a mos t influential and very numerous TC W Neat gail Phelan of the subject, and I found tbat the quantity of cannel coal unction their making thia change. , desirous of C Redmond, , [Abi , do the present charge for lighting the pnblio lamps of the grievances of which they complain ? They are imported by them waa not, at all, ample for tbeir purpose and not having received them 1 proceededito Trunoreon tion of the gas consumers of the city, Broad-st NicholasConnoll Shambles Mr. Conn taid the proposed change would involve the subject David Holden, y thip city amounts to the very large sum of over £1,600 enormous bills, without any apparent cause. They (hear, hear). Now we bave had a good deal of talk on this Saturday erenin; to see Mr. Hunt, aa I found on examin- preienting a memorial to the council on Patrick Mahcr, John'st Patrick Connolly, de to small an expenditure that he did not think the ing tbe amount of cheqnea given to liirn tbat be ought to cum- per annum—by far the largest sum paid for the same are steadily increasing accounts from the time the subject, but up to tbia moment we have done nothing on of the supp l y of gas to their establishments, J O'Dwyer TC, Qiiecn-st John Murphy, do tbis important matter (bear, bear). Tbe resolution now ratepayers would object to it, when it would work bave about £26 on bis bands. Mr. Hunt, it appeara, made , , number of lamps in this country. We are firmly con- present company let their feet in Waterford pliining ol its quality, and of its excessive charge Wm Ke'lly, Quay MaryThompson , High-st that the before you I look on as a most practical one, and as pointing to beneficial a change. Besides, judging from the applications for money from week to week for out-doorre- their vim^d Corporation can, by the establishment to the present moment. Why ahould this be? lief purposes, although he bad sufficient funda on faia and claiming tne aid of the corporation on James Power, Michael-st Thomas Phelan, do own—on tho prin- out the only way in which to remedy tbe great grievance observations of Mr. Jacob, tome reduction might band*. drniita- of :omraodioua gas works of thoir Wlmt reason is there for* it in a city such as Water- under which we now labour (bear hear). The corporation I called on Mr. Hunt to lodge £20 at once, at hie pretest behalf. As the gentlemen composing this Philip Detereui, (jeorge 'e-st Edward Jackson, do le adopted in oar localit the Waterford , be made in the consumption of the wine and not afford to cip y by ford is, where labour is not expensive, and where has a right to supply the public lights (hear, bear.) It liai weekly expenditure ia only about £2. As I am oot able to tion were men of business, and could P F Hanralian.Rercsford-st Mary Flynn, do and Limerick Railway Company—perform the work whiskey. examine the relieving officert ' move coals are always cheapen than in any other city boen shown you we pay a pound extra on each of oar lamps, accounts on Wedoesdajblboani' be away from their establishments, he would Wm Wliitty, Quay Esther Mitchell , do wit'i great economy, anil very much to the satisfaction in Mr. Richardson warmly supported the measure, day), I beg to oak the board to appoint a day for tbe reliey. Ireland ? In Waterford, having so many that is a sum of 4002., the interest on 10,000?., a quite suffi- tbat they be heard without further delay. John M'Enery, Tliomas-sl James Johnson, do of themselves and tho public at large. We shall valuable cient reason to induce tba corporation to tako this matter and taid he only wished it was still more extended. ing officers to attend for examination of tbeir accounts." advantagea for the manufacture of gas there Mr. L AWLOR seconded the motion , which passed John Mullin, Quay Martin Power, Manor-sl just- state a few facts :— , ouj;ht into tbeir own hands. I am very much inclined to think They were all inclined to be as kind at they; could Mr. E. Power said there could be no intention ol fraud Barronstrand-st Michael Dunphy, do to be no complaint , whatever on the part of the in- on the part of the relieving officer, u be knew full well tba unanimously. T Curran, FKESBHT cnABOBS FOB LIOHTI1TO. that, notwithstanding tbe opinion given by tbe Solicitor- to the poor, and he hoped they would be to to those the deputation , then 31 O'Mcara, Bridgo-st Catherine O'Neill, do habitants. But that grievance! do exiat there is no General, if the corporation had their works up and their little children. money would appear against him on tbe books. Dr. ELLIOTT , as head of 306 Corporation Lamps, at £i 8 6 ... £1351 0 0 ' Mr. Coombesaid tbey should not pass the matter over. \V. Condon , Anaatalia Dwyer, do Thomas Ronan, do 400 ... 124 0 0 mistake whatever. Let ua take four or five of them, mains laid for tbeir public l ights, tbst tbe company s act of Jacob's motion was a move came forward, accompanied by Mr. T. 31 Harbour Board „ ,, Mr. Cadogan aaid Mr. Mr. Hudson said tbe relieving officer bad been, for yean, a James Slattcry, do Anne M'Grath, do 13 Hulk 6 17 0 ... 76 0 0 end from these you may judge of the whole. Look, parliament would not prevent the corporation giving gas to u chairman of the consumers' committee, attended „ „ the private consumers (bear bear). At to raising the in the right direction, and an evidence of tbe im- correct and assiduous servant of tbe board, and be would James Brennan, do Mary Todd, do 13 Bridge „ ,, 400 ... 62 0 0 at my own cue. For the half-year , by upwards of forty of the gas consumers of the for instance, , money for tbe works, we may, perhaps, bavo to take legal provement of the times. Being put before them, not be for visiting a first offence with too severe a pusiib- Samuel Fitzhenry, do David Scurry, do 8 Roadat Fetrybink ,, 4 0 0 ... 32 O 0 December 1853 to the 25th June ment. • citv. from the 25th , , , advice bow best to go abont it, bnt I am satisfied the money founded on the arguments used by Mr. Jacob, was Winter,Lang,(t Co,Queen-st John Nash, Stephen-st can easily be had (bear bear,) and thus enable the council In reply to Mr. Richardson, tbe relieving officer laid he LLIOTT said—Mr. Mayor and Gentlemen, I 1854, my bill amounted to only £5 18s Tbe ac- , an additional proof of adop'ing his proposition , Dr. E James M'Evoy, Quay Patrick Myers, Stepbcn-st 371 to meet tbe wishes of the citizens, expressed in that memo- would lodge the money tbatday week, but tbis ondartaUnt; have been asked to come here at the head of the Lighting Town Hall and Toner, per year 40 O O count is marked paid, and signed by "W. Knight, namely, a judicious system of out-door relief. Men- Ellen Power, do William Walsh, do for J. Walpole." The gas waa then charged at the rial of eucb huge dimansions aa almost to frighteu us not being approved of, be aaid be would lodge it next day. Tery important and very respectable deputation you followed by very waim applause amid which Mr. tion having been made of their expenditure for Mr. Cadogan bora hit testimony to the long and faithful William Sullivan, do Michael Mahony, do £1678 O O rate of 7a. 6d. per lOOOi cubic feet, and no deduc- (laughter, , now see before you in support of a memorial in re- Sheppard, do Thomas Mailer, do Jacob resumed his seat). wine and whiskey, they ahould remember that those services of Mr. Hunt, and expressed bit belief tbat ha could John TJC above doos not include expozue of candles for the present supply of gas in this city, tions irere allowed for prompt payment. Now, Aid. COOKS—Would it not be well to sdd to tbe resolu- stimulants were only given to tbe sick. He regretted bave no intention of defrauding tbe union. He thought, il ference to John Cooke, do Patrick Carroll, New-st and Tower, which now cost about £30 a that very little remains for me to do than do Thomas Brown Town Hall under the Cork Company, when coals are, if any- tion, tbat tbe necessary ctepa be taken to obtain'an act of that both one and the other were not of far better tbey passed tbo act over with a severe reprimand, ordering but I feel Heury Prossor & Co, , do bat which mi ht almost entirely be dispensed with him to lodge tbe money| forthwith, with a caution (far tite what is of a formul character. It requires no great King-st John Connor, Quay year, g thing, cheaper than heretofore, and when gas is parliament P quality ; wine at 23s. a dozen, auch as they uted, Henry Roche, had the Corporation their own works, from which to MAYOK—I think that could be tbe subject of after con- future, full justice will be done. and no powers of speech ot do V Ardagh aold for (it. per 10001 feet, less (en per cent dis- could not be good when to gat proper wine they advocacy on my part , Walter Bishop, , do supply themselves. This makes a gross total of abont aideration. Captain Hamilton aaid be wos.snre no fraud bad bean in* sensible of the count, my hill, for the very same work, conies to ahould pay 36s. a dozen ; neither could whiskey at WM mine to make you, one and all, fully R G Purcel l , do M Scott A: Co, do £1700 a year ! Now the only portion of the above Mr: J ACOII —I think wo might say that all atepa necessary " tended (Clerk : Oh! no fraud, I am sure), bat his detin £5 13s. 6d., less Ua. discount, not for the half- a gallon be goad when spirits of to know if any delay bad taken place ia the tuns very great grievance under which we all suffer, and Eiimoud Power, Glen William Lenih&n, do which the Corporation cannot influence aro tho Bridgo to carry oar object should be taken. 12a. and 13*. of t1» one of us King-bt Thomas Power do year, as in Mr. Wolpole'a time, but for the quarter. Mr. KBDMOKD—You will find that embodied alreadyin quality could not be had under 18s. a gallon relief. which, in il» effects, comes home to every Peter Mackcy, , lamps, and those beyond the bridge, 19 altogether: proper us who do Richard Dillon, do That ia, whilst my lighting has not increased, but tbe resolution. (hear, hear). He hoped tbat gentlemen would bear Mr. Richardson moved that tuu clerk's report be inaertad (hear, hear ) There is not one . umongst Richard Mahony, but your committee feel assured that the Bridgo Com* that tbe relieving officer be suspendednntil aware that of late years Thomas Everaril, do Michael Sutton, do rather lessened, for I work less at night now than I Aid. Cox—I am of opinion that tbe lighting of our city, in mind when taking the next contract. on tbe minutes, uses gas who is not fully mignionors and the Railway Company would not refnse or of any city, should not be in the hands of private indivi- the matter be settled, that the money be lodged forthwith, Hanrick, do James ROBS, do did then, my billi, my expenditure for light, have while giving his assent to the our gas bills, in amount , have been getting larger Philip the Corporation those 19 lamps when tho work could be duals (hear, bear.) When ft" was suggested before to establish Captain Hamilton, and that, in the meantime, tbo*Woodatown relieving officer R H Dreaper, Henrietta-st Michael O'Reilly, do doubled. Moat of you knhw that a respect- ind larger every period of payment , and more than executed with greater economy than it is at present. nearly a company, I expressed my readiness to take shares in it, proposition, deaired that the public ahould clearly perform tbe Tramore doty with bis own. result of bad gas on our W Downey,LowcrThomas-8t W D Cole, do We find that tlie public lamps of Cork are lighted at able and intelligent lady, carrying on a large mer- and I am now prepared to do tbe same (bear, hoir). understand thnt tht children were not, by any Mr. Coombeseconded tbe motion. that w- have the injurious J H Gowan do furniture. No one coming from John Devcrcux, Quay , £3 10s. por annum. Those of Limerick at £3 8s. Cd. cantile business, has been recently billed for £11 Captain J OHNSON aaid that with regard to the corporation means, neglected in that house. He had seen aoroe Mr. Roberta aaid rotpention wonld be a vary, attars health and on our Browne, Queen-st William Sage 'a-et he was of opinion tbeir beat course meatnre for a man not found guilty, aud be ooold not one of our close rooms in Philip , George Belfast at £2 6>. Kilkenny, an inland city, for 8 winter lGs. 8d. the quarter's gas. For same quarter last solely on tbis question, out-door oasea lately in Tramore, and it f Wra Murphy, do Michael Phelan, do ous delays often took place. officer lodge £20 to morrow (tha balancejo'be' fof rtbefto tlie We may here obwrve tbst the Limerick Corporation, in peared on the face of his meter, though be made the officials relief should be given in all auch cates. this council , as a body constituted tn conserve Michael Egan, do John Quinn, do 18E6, borrowed £10,000, with which they purchased the The MATOB, pat the resolution, which was carried the out catet),and if not tbat tbe dark take step* fox bavina; of the gaa works subsequently admit that tbe bands ol Mr. Jacob lying, read the following extract . relieved until tbia day wittywhen Mr ti hts of the citizens, and to remedy a grievnnce so James Power, do Mary Mahcr, do gM works, the result of which has been tbat they lowered tbe meter never moved at all—that, in fact, thry were quite unanimously. , rep tbt Tramore. poor g On tbe motion of Mr. Redmond, seconded by Mr. Jacob, from a report of Sir John Arnott, M.P., on the Cork Hunt win be expected to Mod in an expbmatiotu- much felt as the present supply of gasj|c,iu«cs in R and J Ryan, do Thomas Curran, do the price of gas to the citiuos to 6>. per 1000, and totally atationery. Again, the rnpecUble mnoager of one of tbe meter rent, reducing tbe price ot the street it was resolved that a committee bo appointed to prepare workhouse, made on the 6th of April, 1859, and put Mr. Cadogtn eecot^edtb* amecdnvot which;waottoj *. the city (loud cries of hi'ar , hear). I need not keep Michael Loncrgau, for W Mary Ryan, do abolished the first banking establishments in tkis city told tbe deputation ^- - light*, which are burning every nigbt in the year, to £3 8s. who carried rouad tbe memorial that a late bill of his tbe necessary advertisements for contractors, to consist of into hit (Mr. Jacob'i) hands by Mr. N. B. Wyte poll with the fbDowinj resulti— narrating anecdotes illustrating Clarke & Son, do Philip Murphy, do Dai so Mayor the mover and seconder , , r Hudion Cadogan, Conn tbe council whilst Sd. —that ia £1 per lamp less than onri, though we need tbe following members:—The . , Tor— Matnt; Robertt,W¦ ¦ »e, ¦ , , nrrf Patrick Cody, do Alice Merry, do enormous that be refused to pay it. The officials from tba observing that the itate of the workhouie here, '" " ]' ' * - * the nature and extent of the grievance of which we baldly remind rod that tbs area onr which tbe mains btve tbe meter-they Aid. Denny, Mr. Gallwey, Captain Johnson, and Mr. V Vtavfftr^-*6 * * Robert Fitzgibbon, Mchl-st M. Prcndergast, Barron gu works ctme «ad examined did not know ' in tbe respect alluded to, wai by no raeana aa bad ill there is not one here but has, I utn to i ravel is much larger than in Waterford—Limerick having aaid it was O'Sbea, to meet on Thursday at two o clock. : Joabut—iitwPeat,*. Grubb,Coombeand RiohlidiOB-*4. complain ; do Btrand-Btreet what to make of it—tboy right, whilst tbe jniaAHCi. therein represented :— its extent. I do not William Smith, 44,328 inhabitants within tbe municipal boundary, whilst manager said it mast be wrong. The ai that of Cork, SieUiud to FoU-Meur*.HaUy and OtSbstmS. lore, some proof to give of manager, however, drew tbe attention of the council to the Matthew O'Brien, do Michael Harrington, do according to but census. Xoi Aid. Cooxa "I have been tbocked—I may tay appalled—from my Tba amendment¦ ¦ waa declaredcarried. subject Wuterford has but 23,220, very properly, refuted to pay, atvl tbt result ' ' ' ¦ own complaints on this , was, that ¦ • ¦ Mek to parade my nuisance created on tbe Bilberry road by Mr. Richardson's of the state of the children; and the remit*of ' < ! a*»- , which 1 heard from James Power, do R W Sparrow, do n«d we remind you tbat coala arc alwaya considerably dearei not knowing what to charge him, the officials told observation but I may mention one or two do J Power do mon-y tbe Corporation borrowed, at 6 dung yard tberoon. He was on that road lately and bad to my inquiries bave led me to the deliberate coocliuion tbat it Owing to want of time, Mr. O'StmaMotion en lbs coo* mention that I met Mr. Richard Malonc, , in Limerick. Tbis him to pay " what be liked." Now I aak you when others. As a sample 1 may James Somera, do H Grainger, do per cent., witboot appealiug to the Lords of the Treasury, this state of things, about whioh there can be no miatako, go a round of nearly two miles to avoid the intolerable would be a mercy to clots tbt gates of the - union hoots aumptwo of gu in\tbebowe , waa. postponedto next day. Simon Prossor and, conversing on this subject, that anil up to tbe present time they had no occasion to draw positively existt, how can cossamers feel satisfied stench caused by it. It waa the greatest nuisance which against them, and let them attain the mercy of death rather Tat boardidjourrjedat 3i)Bwnnt«tto5o'eroek. Laurence Manning, do Maryanne Power, do f And could exiat anywhere, bnt particularly on a public road, than bt reared deformed, maimed otjectt gentleman told me that his gas bills had run up enor- WKell ' on the funds of the Corporation to defray the iuterost, which who are tbia company ? They are chiefly JCork and , and diwaatd. , < • wn» uai. awfe. William Power, do y& Co, L George s-st of earnings (though at pre- made to for the benefit of the citixent (bear,/bear). A throughthe ayitem of feeding them, to wbicb, 1 bavo reason mousl He told me he had two meters ; to one do James Hennessy, Great do in, and b-.is been, paid solely out London men. Ijpnat, however, give them credit for per- Uemtininsr, in beaielju. **& „, ,„ ..OOJS y. James Prince, sent another company exists in tbe city) leaving a consider- forming a good work in Cork. For having, promise waa made to Captain Johnson, whan be waa mayor, to believe, their terrible atat* u attributable. ; For, want oi Admitt^nJnsa « . " there attached , which are li ghted Peter Leckie do by the establish- tbat it would ba abated and a similar promise madeto Aid. ' x ...... - 38 are three burners Ellen Lee, John-st , ab'e margin in favor of borough fund. Tbe Limerick Cor- ment of new works, succeededin completely extingaiabiag , proper natrimest, and change of diet, acrofnla haa . to in- ^ and to the other 30 bur- Cox in bia mayoralty, Neither promiaea have been kept. but once or twice a fortni ght, Thomas Hayes, do Susannah Quinn, do poration, as they themselves state, " became proprietors of an old monopolising English company ia that city, and ftcted tboteyoung creator**, tbtt then vrat toareolyoot of iWrtttpd. dnring thui week «7 burning at night. 1 He would detire to know would this nuisance be always them, whom I examined, that did not bearp lain andfright- Z Z Z nt™ attached, which are continual] William Collins, do Owen Power, do " tbo gas works, not for monopoly, but for protection to their cheapening the f/riosof (tas, as also improving its quality, . *¦ ' / allowed to exiat f Be (Aid. Cooke) woald move that the . *^^ \ • S- ••• ••» ••• ••* . ••• * In one quarter, just paid, the 30 burners were James Wolsli, do John Connery, do «I'ellow-citiMna—not for profit or income, bat in self- somt of them can* down right straight to Water- ful tokens tbat their blood hid been wattM to thitdegrw, ;ToUl remaining, '.,. ... _ ...1084 ,000 feet, and Sheridan do Martin Walsh, do "defence, they became tbe manufacturers of cheap gas for ford, and established, a monopoly. Ijere. Now how are we mayor be authorised to take the neeeatary ttept to have it that tbe current, which shouldbate bom* tfeux avud health found charged as having burned 32 Jaincn , abated. It could be removed by indictment. to tbeir frames djsttmiaatedebility Generalavertg* coat ...... St. OU , were found, hen Ryan, do MA Nolan, do "the people." to improve oar present poeition f (bear, bear). That , wat only a medium¦ to, ¦ Do. iu infirmary ...... St. surprise). Mr. Prossor wa« not tine at proportionate expense, may be established in tbia can be done \n two ways—First, by thi establishment of •tUt MASTBt-IAUa.> ¦ ,.' - James Walsh, do James Sheehan, do , Jt and be waa turf he would bave it removed. Cottof provitwoart etived ... , £136 4a. £ . (bit this fact should be told to the public, but being city for a »cm not exceeding £6,000. Tbis anm the Cor- per works, by which you will, u tba report aUtea, be tnbiect, Mr. P«t moved tbe . resignation of tho maater. Contained ' . „. ... £110 «•, ;«. justified Mary Walsh, do John McNamara, do borrow for €210 per year, at 4 per cent, For Aid. Cooxa—Yon will be tbe third Mayor who will bava • «nt of »o important a character I feel I am poration can enabled to hght year pnbliolampe every night in tba year, not - baker, Fitsgemtd, be called for, owing to bit taking ftjd ; U...... £18 OL^JVLi:. .. J Kavaoagh, JohnVavenne MaryAnne Boland, do thiopeniug of Barronitnudrftreet, a very good but oqpro ,—tbe arerago tarn now charged—bat/or juit done to. ¦ in lUting it (hear, hear). This is a specimen of (br a?*10* ¦ ' 'tben ' •¦ BakootagthMt ...... -. ¦>• £M • ¦!*¦>¦&&& .¦ ir. • D Hanly, Barronstrand-at Nicholas Power, do dective work, £3,000 was obtained. Bat, in tbis cue. it is bajftbat sam, namely «8 6V, pa to be from tfto 80 candles. Mr. OSHIA-U Mr. Bicbardnn will not do ao. I bag-money, and denial of tame. ; i *bat ia now taking lace in the city, and if you would tay tbat oor law agtnt be instructed to ban tbe na. ' . ;i :. -i;.i. r:- ' 1 . • . : p F. Dwyer, do Patrick Commins, Broid-at net to open bat tp light streets, an imperative warlr. for next mode by which w« can ftt rid of tbt monopoly ii, The motion met the 'approval of the board, and. '^' '^^.liSj& ^V' nwlli thousand the aetual Thomas The waiary atejx taken for tia abatement ¦ - ' ply it by a you will have Egan, do Thomas Kinsella, do w'Uch there is a regular itody tax, that the loan mil be to accept the offer of tome lea***, >wbo will ItMe tor works tbe retignition wai ordertd to b« callidfi«; % ' ; 8rowriff.-W« Iw'b«ari'tbata c^;vlIt»t«^if|tfe^r|^ gas. John MAIOB—If it shall pot be abated bj onr next meating, ' •tale of thingi ai regards our present supply of Walter Walsh, do - Robert Mnrpbjr, do itioirei. Tbis lamp tax we have now to par toon than for oq« or mowi years, and aofclf na tie fie. By that ooane ' .' , .,; , TBE ULIEfieOIUUTTDb }. V. :<•» .. - not lighted tome of tbe darkest then we on have thoset t*n taken. We are afraid, sir, that the private consumer*, left Robert Cottar, do P Ahearne, Patriebst eier, though oar street* art tut oorporttJoa woald he.iiliaiit from all trouble. One - Thr eouaitte* appomUd. V»» «bjr, wi mottea, of to nights ia the year, notwithstanding lighting ii one of the gentlemanof th« blaaa hit already mid* an offers-beof en On thia undanUodioi tMmattarWM allowed to rtat. .themselvea, are entirely in the hands of this com- Michael Hurley, do Michael Power, 8qoare A lOUHTAJjr ' Mr. Cadogan, mrt, nnrtoajntol UMUtaMiit Patrick Pbelan, do eisentlal dutie* pointed oat in your MoniaptlAct ' Aft, bond tta woda' for AVOOO-^to laua themfor any laogtli . . ,'cn «t th« pany, but we ire of opinion that coming uoder your Robert J Egaa, do %> Tbt MATOB mentioned tbat a very rueful improvement ' ' herefore, contend tbat if we can get UU lighting done bettw of time we claaia-to redoe* tbe price of tub.lamp Ten Mayor a-oflJce, on Sttarby, to di^bititi 'tht 'o{UlliUt<«O{«matAfa>2rWlt,] v pnttction, and giving you (he aid of a powerful Miducl Slianaban, do John Eaoghloo, do t ^n^fpp|'^ and kicking bet rural; for harinjr b«n''drnuic ' ¦; •aown'at:tbe Po6t-oatcb, on"Friday ijfgbt th^bySibVE ffiE^^ AMERICAN NEWS CENSUS OF IRELAND, 1861 CITY PETTY SESSIONS-FRIDAT. . . ; •treat. .=No: plea^brinj pUiiVitl^rareUwMfuM<rHlSi sagnmmirf Before the Mnyor, CapUin Johnion, Mr. J. Power Capt. ; Selected woetvs Return showing the number of members of the , ' —Before- tbe -Mayor,'dprtin NeBport.'D.'L., costs or 24 D. -B. Ffenkl,': Being in HiMWift^'SSffS " LOOK ON THE M.Lr.GED DISORDERLY BOUSE. Mr. C. with 6d. and costs or '48 bonn'i'Mlbhtel FARM OPERATIONS FOR MAY. . SHOOTING OF COL. KISIHALL. the years 1834 and 1861 :— ! ' —Ladies(!) from John'i j Lane, » localitynow , Doherty WM 'chiiMaS'ii Old mm, 1 prithee tell me why . Tettti. ' for justice, tbe Head-constableConnolly witb : hiving HEAT Gen. Corcoran has addressed a letter, of which Diorcss 1834 1881.|Dioccss. 1831. 18111 The complaint of Head-constable Henderson , going a-uetd, carne before th» bench teed drank in Ballvv ; You alw*j9 wear a aroile, W .—If ihe winter-sown wheats are too rank , /others tbe 'squaw briclten the night before, and with the following is a copy, of the 9th Achoory 6,417 3,39*Kildaro 10,007 13,4)19 against Thomas McEvoy, for alleged keeping of a Coatelloe on one aide aa complainant, buinit grtuly aViae4o». oft look wan anil sari ; or over luxuriant, they should be eaten down with to Col. Hawkins, sqaaw 1 told her 'itory, of the clergymen of that parish—finod 2i. 6d. ¦ Though other* Anlogli 17,702 ll,012,Kilfenord 236 261 disorderly house in Peter-street, postponed from la*t Duhpliy on the other as the maligned; One tni cotU or beguile ? sheep, or mown. N.Y.V., relative to the death of the Lieut-col, of • wordjon both 48 boors ; Timothy Heard, and James How Jo you care Ardfertand ' JKillala 7,729 4,721 tSo other replted ths hoighti of Ktndal vat the O'Brien¦ .aame offenwT '!' that regiment. It is dated from the head-quarters sessions on the application of the police, in tha . elucidate a decision similarly fined. . ' • • • ' : - Tho' dooraM to toil and penury, O ATS AND BARLEY. --When tlie intention is to lay Agludoo 7,620 6,454 Killaloe 19,149 32,7dO ' .¦ tides for the pist .tbre« weeki, and to i '-^ absence of a material witneas, was gone into shortly iven him ! WEDITEBDAT.—[Before the Mayor - And bowing down with age. down land under crops of outs and barldy, with first division 7th Armv Corps, Suffolk , Va., April 17, Armngb 103,012 85,220 Kilomcduajh 058 434 O'Connell, wbosa foreign travels have g , D. B. Franks'" laj' afcer the sitting of the court. Constable of ranking Simon Newport, Esqrs.l—There waa light-hearted, blithe and gay, clover nnd 1863 :— Cashel 0,790 4,721 Kilmore 41,676 31 646 . -expeiience, and who, besides, bat tba advantage a^very numerous' Yet still grass seeds, and that this has not been ^ (on.in th'e circle of audience, both inside and outside tbe bar of 's wearj stage. pOLONBL—To prevent anj misapprehension , I send you u Cloghcr 101,359 05,166 Leighlin 20,391 13,021 Thomas Tobin, a resident next door to Thos. ¦those, ladies' and many others of the same . pabUoiaitice . You tread life done nt the time of sowing these crops, Ho time ' what he could this morning, the outside members, the ' brief statement in relation to the sad affair of Sunday morn- Clonfcrt 4,761 2,521 Limerick 11,122 8,679 McKvoy, deposed that he saw persons coming.out J aeqoiint'anccahip, ««« n»icd by tbe mayor majority of them • ••••• should be lost in doing so. For this purpose, roll , with T U Mr. beimr well acquainted with tbe tales of 'ftbe inp, which resulted, I regret to soy, in the dcitliof Lieut- Cloyno 13,800 11,740 Lisuiore 6,070 4,776 af MoEvoy 's house at ht; in consequence of the say, in " general 'terms or the pnrtiei before tbs court. House,** from I'll tell thee all, my jouthful friend, a heavy roller nig infinite credit. repented presentations at the inner temple, and who , to break the weather-beaten crust; Col. Kiinball. At ubout 2| o'clock, a.m., I left my qusr;en Connor 00,888 79,404 Meath 25,628 16,321 noiso in that house Rt ni ht he could not sleep ; he O'Connell,'witb a, look of wisdom doing him coogre. The good old man replieil : harro w well the uiaiii rond ton-nrds the front Hues/or 2ii6 g very safe answer that one was a« bail gate with tho two-fold design of appeasing their curiosity witha light harrow in dry weather ; sow nnd proceeded nlonif Cork 35,220 26,738 Ossory 12,301 8, got ii|> gave the very sage and Wbate'er may bap I always look the purpose of Imvjng tho troops under arm9 at 3 o'clock, in Derry 60,350 43,419 Kapboe 33,607 22,154 at four o'clock in tbc morning on one oc- " ayo and a d——d den) worse" chimed iu a and studying, from practical observation, the most jndicions the seed, nnd roll. as tbe other, order dod Upon tho brightest side. obedieuce to an order from the Mnjor.RCiior.il commanding. Down 28,025 28,810 Uoss 6,001 4,7i7 casion, opened his door, and saw Mrs. McEvoy •nbordinate. Dunphy'a tongue not being in working go for getting it. laid on light against it comes to tbeir B EANS will require both hand and horse hoeing and was turn next, being highly amused by the O'er all tho land there's not a uiiQ i When I arrivtil opposite the hospital of my hvi/rudo, an offi- Dromorc 41,431 4-1,418 Tuam 9,610 9,041 coining out of her own house with a man, go down far a defence, gate in fo the tornado akninst bor, appearance ioj this month, probably more than once. , getting a weuk volubility of tongue presented, in 'standing attitude How hard so o'er his lot, cer, whose rank I could not recognise (the night bciu£ very Dublin 100,599 . 100,207 Waterforrt 6,301 2.0-43 (he street, and come back in about a quarter of an fined 63. nnd cost* or a week's imprisonment ,' with ' P EAS, if sown in drills, require hoeing and cleans- dark), and whom I juiijrcdto bo such only from the fuct of ,465 10 507 to be a Spider,—Mr. A. M'Court came hand oat-strctched, uionumeut-like, of Michael Heart a ' Bat, it he will , can often find Elphia 16 , hour ; at five o'clock same morning he saw half-a- to pay. Application ing, with a little fine mould raised up about their his havm;. a .word, rushed out in frout of me, and ordered Kinly 1,210 1,414 Total Ire-' before tbe court to bear the issue of a memorial, which he had rustic ot mature years, anu wuo nan oci'n a labouring boy" ' A bright and sunny Bpot- ' Aozcn men coming out, but saw no women with steins. a halt. Ilaltiiicr, I asked if it w;is Dr. Heath (ono of the Ferns 24,072 1-1,383[ land 853,100 091,872 sent to tbe Lord: Lieuteuntit for permission to sell whiskey, ns he set out iu extenuation of his crime, for fifteen yetri ut a farmer' IWe tired and toiled for many a year surgeons of the Irish Lotion), n:id was answered by another The numbers for 1834 have been taken from the them ; a man named Walsh was one of the party ; on a transfer, to next quarter :sessions, and which his Kxcol- s at Kilbarry. Michael had come into town on C AR HOTS AND PAHSSIVS should be hnud-hocd, and remark, " It is nonu of istrates' decision. Mr. the fair day, and wns BO enamoured of the beautiful Beneath tho summer's sun, order to halt, with the additional " First Report of the Commissioners of Public In- they seemed to have taken drink. lency had sent down for the mag thhua the drill grubber run between the drills to pulverize your busiucss ; I want tho countersign." Perceiv- out in Jannnry, am] obtained permission be saw "round , he did not since return to bis daily T And in the winter cold and drear struction, Ireland " and those for 18G1 from the Mayor—Did you see improper women coming M'Conit got a transfer lab^ the ground and destroy weeds, As soon as the roots ing it was not the doctor, I requested to know the object of , , in Patrick -street until the ensuing ses- nnd , with the residue of " last night's drunk," or a. im My labour still went on ; of the house ? to Hell in tho house are about the size of a duck's quill , they should he his halting me, nnd his name, rank and authority, but, could census returns for that year. sions in April. His name was then on the li«t for adjudication, early morning quencher, was picked np by a gentleman ia ' And in that varied course of years wns none of my Witness—I saw women there. jirecn shortly before the sitting of the court in a thinned and singled out to a distance of eight to not obtain nny other reply tlmn that it 1IY THE ECCLESIASTICAL COMMISSIONEMI S OY IRELASD . but happening to bo out of court wben bis naino was called very exuik'. Did much of ill betide; question several times, nnd Mr. Strange (for defence)— That is a question I wns to he ullowol rated state, bordering on intoxication , as evidenced but these crops are business. 1 repeated the Return of tho present amount of revenues of the was struck nff. Tho point of hU memorial by his stroto to look nine inches plant from plant ; received siroibr answers, with tlio exception that the counter- would respectfully submit of much loo sweeping a, Constable White opposed vocifernus appeals for leniency. In replr to his But still I always operation Established Church in each diocess in Ireland, to sell until next quarter sessions. Wonbin • Upon the brightest side. rarely so far advanced ns to require this siim was not domamlc.t more than cmee, and he added, tendency from its general nature. There must be and showed ample reasons, the principle of which wore ineb- the Mayor, the orator laughed immoderately at the ideaof 1 till the end of the month or early in June. " You cannot pass here." I expostulated witli him upon including the sums paid on its account during: the riation on bis part, R female Alabama in his house sheering his being the proprietor of evon :i single coin of the realm When sickness came and hours of pain specific evidence of a certain act done before a , POTATOES, if planted earl y, should be now over such I'onduci, nud told him tn remember that be wns not on year 1861 , out of the funds administered by the e as off with a prize of £iK) from 1 victim, sufficient to show he after his fifteen years' labor, aud after a very solemn promin DraegM wearily alone and bad no right to bo there and stop me fiom pro- person can be held guilty of so serious a charg Uninvited Guest.— ot* returning;at once to his employment , and repeated ground ; if planted in lazy-beds,' they should have duty, Irish Ecclesiastical Commissioners : thc present. No man's position in life would be shouldn 't succeed aud he didn't. An pray, And mourning sad and murin'rmga rain ceeding, und that he must let me pass. I asked him if be Diocess. Revenues. Diocess. Revenues. Mrs. Margaret Lea, proprietress of thc 13ath Tatern, com- crs for mercy on the bench , fpr their leniency, he was allowed ' been earthed up from the furrows before coming to slife if it was to be endangered b so general a get Bagce Dropt from my feeble tongue, know who be was talkin; to, nud then gave him my name £ s. d. £ H. d. y plained or a Mr. O'Brien, then in thc dock, and when he to co his way rejoicing. Brid , a midnight pento. the surface ; this much refreshes the plant , and him also that I was goiug to the front un- whose reputation is untouched by any color Kind hearts* were there, and kindly word. and rank , telling Arinngh ... 59,079 -1 7 Kildare ... 10.869 12 5 question ns " did you see improper wumen in thc ought to he in his proper position, a private in the 86th , bulator, but bint " that have vegetated. der orders, and even my business tb*:rc ; but it was of no guest in her drawing-room of the deepest hue, and who always boasts of Dungarrin Tell softly on mine car, smothers all the annual weeds Clobber ... 23,851 O 11 Perns ... 21,403 2 1 hcuse ?" with having been an uninvited the crowns of the drills should avail, Ii»> answered, " I do uot care a who you are." one o'clock. The ntcrmer got in through bavins the privilege of being her native town, where ¦ Aod loTing one* wpro always nigh , If planted in drills, Meath ... 34,828 5 8 Lcigbliu ... 10,501 7 0 Mayor—I can put what questions I consider that morning about htr week or ten days before coming I again told him that I should p.iss, And warned him several Deny ... 42 127 6 4 Ossory ... 21,251 35 11 a window, and not to alarm, no doubt, her weak nerves, " payrients" used lo reside, was, un the recommendation of My fainting heart to clieer. have been flattened a , necessary. J» a li ht harrow or times to get out of my way, and attempted to proceed. Ho R-jn lioc ... 13,825 5 fl Cashel ... 21,934 12 2 slipped off his heavy hoots aud put ou Dinah's slippers. HU the ser-ems ville, to whom she is long and unfavorably to the surface ; this is done by g Mr. Strange—I would submit that tbe questions known invited to pay 1 pound to the Queen And through a long and varied life not taken in time, I hereupon put himself in a determined attitude to prevent Down ... 18, 1150 6 7 Kinly ... 6,652 1(1 11 bands, however, betrayed his feet , nnd Mrs. Li-n and her , , or work itoi roller; if such a precaution is my progress, nud brandishing his sword iu one band , and put should be those having reference to thc issue. tbe police (mirabilc !) when in a month at the expense of the cebspayeiT, who I've- learnM this lesson well , and do not Connor ... 16,227 18 1 Watcrf.ird ... 3,161 5 6 Dinah mnkiug an alarm found maintain they shoot out nt the sides of the drills, having bis other on a pistol (as I then supposed), iniide a coming Mathers gallantly camu to the rescue and for sui-li inhabitants a tempurary abode on the bordersof That in this m>r)tl of care and strife Dromoro ... 10,300 19 1 Usmorc ... 11 ,341 1 0 Mayor—I asked did be see such women wantwl, and S.C. tht come up evenly i» the centre. When well up, a movement towards me with the evident desigu of using 3 U secured tbo disturber, who was now remanded to petty ses * city, just- far enough to hnvo pure ah-, and not too far to There's more of good than ill. Kilmoro ... 27,277 18 9 Cork ... 21,6*1 out of the house? I consider that a necessary h should be passed between them , and at the same timo stated, " I will lie if SI'ODB. A sergeant of the regiment preseut said the prisoner distress the limbs ot the escorts who carry them thither. A ' skeleton or furrow ploug ArdiiBh ... 11,980 11 1 Koss ... 7,150 ,15 1 question ,.nud one I can put. And e en in poverty and toil, which you shall." It was ut this point that I used my weapon. without IIMVI *. Rescue.—On complaint of n decent Interment.—Michael O'Xi-ill , a youth whose to cut the earth from the stalks at each side, Tuam ... 19,150 17 6 Cloyne ... 33,324 11 3 Mr. Strange—I object to its being put. was absent exterior Peace with us will abide ; few days It seemed that the more I endeavoured to persuade, the more Killala ... 4,704 17 2 Limerick ... 19,997 0 7 man named llayden , plaintiff in a process against Martin was not in consort, with thc conduct described, was clunred is formed into a small rib or vidgc ; m a but Ihe. Consideration that Mr. Franks said he considered the Mayor had bailiff' yan and with disorderly nud drunken behaviour in Man may lie happy if he will passed between , obstinato he became. Nothing Aehonry ... 3,683 1 0 Ardfort ... 12,119 i 8 Power, of CirrickadnstiM, and hisi spw.-i.il s, K Kiue-street. Jt after the drill-harro w or grubber is lny lifo was in danger, which I had every reason tu fear, ami ' asked a very proper question. The charge was for for rescue and assault whilo endeavouring to execute appiMi'd that he bad been ut tbe fuucral of Andrew Hut f vc (lie brightest sMc. and destroys Ulphin ... 8,145 12 0 Killaloo ... 20,731 1 4 Henrn", Kell«r which levels and pulverizes the earth , the duty that was incumbent upon inc at that particular keeping n hmt dy house, and tho question as to the said decree, a warrant IVM issued against l'inrse I'ower mid whose hoily hud he'.u recovered from the river on tbat eta.' Lu-lore the Cloiifert ... 4,305 5 6 Kilfciiora ... 1,775 19 4 * EVKMNC. HYMN TO MARY all annual weeds that have vcprtate.d. time, wlici, an attack upon our lines was apprehended , would Kihiwcduaub... 1,076 17 9 character of the persons going in there was a others, who were arrested , and sent to trial at next quarter nius, and bis tender, tearful nature, acted on by a pov ulai six inches high , they should be havo justified mo iu my own mind iu taking tho mcasuro I 233 3 10 Total £580,418 12 3 sessions. Mr. Strnugo prosecntcd. dose of whiskey or beer, caused such melancholy emotions Star of Heaven ! tlcm of beauty J stalks have grown ;¦ Dublin ... '14, proper one. mould-board then dill . As soldier of long service, I am convinced that SATURDAY.—Beforo tUu Mayor, Captain Johnson and that he saw no hope lor lire dispersion of his bitter feetinn Set in Glory's crown of lighl, enrthed up a little with tho double It is to be observed that thc above revenues are Mr. Str>iii?p—No question can be a leg itimate one during you will recognize the necessity and lawfulness of tho act, . Mr. Franks, R.M. The Catalogue—itattts Walsh, a only iu a spirituat combat , in which he *vas interrupted by Mother of the sad ami weary, plough, nnd this operation should he repeated you may regret that it was caused by uno ut' subject to the payment of annual charges under the unless in reference tn the consequences. costs ; Thouus lho«o awkward !ition beiu^ spoken evidence the Thou, the nearest to mir Satiour, of a small quill. Care should he taken This man, smely, cannot be a supervisor of public Johiuma Walsh , larceuy of boots, haul qn fusal to givt: me his name or rank, or any information about the Times, who, when he retired , took the post of M'Lougbliu, was remanded. d'armc of the Kimr-street station , he was allowed Raise ono pinglo plea for me. ing tilts operation , to select the besr (.'rowing |ilant, morals ? He mi ht himself, be a very improper feminin e dandy, Jobauiiii to pus him , or upon what authority (il uny) be assumed tu act (thu treasurer of the county court district of Kent nnd g , Johanna pleaded she did tbc deed through .1joke. off with Cd. fine and GJ. costs. A S'tbbath Horning Bacthtt- 1 inn weak—pray He may strtn^rhni : and in drawing out the rest that it is disturbed. hter). I don ' f.icl being, as you are- will a wave, that he had none), csrjcci- Surrey, with*a salary of £S50 u year. The present character (laug t say he is, but he M OXUA Y.—The Mayor, Sir U. Morris, D.L., Captai n nalian.— Klleu Kniieary, of the ltue do .Gow, who, en mate Pray that He grace may s»nd ; Swr Tuitxn-s should be sown without delay. l( His* .m: nlh* ns his rcnut'st- w.is couched in the terms I have stilted, Mr. Delane succeeded his father. Mr. Define is might be O-.IP , and I don 't think he should be made Newport, nud Mr. (.'. Newport , presided. for her domicile on Sunday morniug, became so tired " Mother ! Mother ! wilt tliou IjriogW* If sown earl y, they should he fit' for ImmUliociug nuil the I'tiemy was immediately in our front , called upon me thai sin- bad to lav down iu Petcr's-hiie to tako a sleep, generally by the public called " chief editor of the the judge in such a case. MAKKET DISPUTE. bit To the sinner's dying Friend / and singling out by the end of this month ; and aa tu net trilh more than ordinary precaution iu reve lling: tin: Tobin (with a solemn shake of the head)—No, K.C. Clcary declaring that she was quietly and helpleulj " define the countersign, and nut unless to one entitled to it. Hut , Times ," but by the Times people he is called the John Power, of Ssvaqotoivn , summoned Mr. P. A. Poiver, drunk , she was sent up for a mouth, without a Holy Virgin ! Quern of HeiiTon ! soon as thi! seed is up, so as to properl y Mr. Strange, I am a remarkabl y quiet man (laugh- lor that he, through his agent, raurraor. tu besides this, thu personal violence 1 had just cause to fear " manager." Under his management thu Times corn and butter merchant , A Metropolitan Wanderer.—Thomas O'Conncll , a very Brightest in the crown of God .' drill , the sp.icc between should be horse-hoed , ter) ; on the 18th of A pril I saw bud characters William Kenny, on tin- ±!nd of April , ha.l dispute with destroy annual weeds. gave mi! an undoubted right to protect niy.-clt against it. has become more val uable as a property than it wus * bushy-headed , grey-bearded , and corpulent explorer for IVay that I may bear unraurmuriji;,'. pulverize the soil and I will ouly be loo glad to havo an oflieial investigation of corninc; oui of Ihis house at four and live o'clock in the him relative tu a firkin of butter sold on account of defend- natural curiosities, the only living representative nt any period of its existence. Some people think subsequently rejected causing a of one Mockly bjwiog 'ncath the roil. ABEitnr.KN Tunxirs may he sown from the middle tho matter at any time.— I am, Colonel, your obedient morning ; snw (hem come out at ten o 'clock at night; if i ant by hand , niid which ho , Hobiiiion Crusoe, was charged witb hiring drunk in Patrick", that Mr. Dehine is one of the chief writers in the laintiff. The loss was uoiv claimed. 1 am weak, bat He is mighty, to the end of ihe month , and si breadth of white servant, SIiCHAKL CoiXOEAX , lirig-Gcii. would be li't :•'"' -p I would not conic hero at all. los? of 9a. to p street on the night previous. His variegated costume, to Times, hut this is not so. He very seldom writes. Mr. Strati;.:-—You would Hot come here only you were H Mr. Ambrose, for defendant , objected to the jurisdiction I am low , but He is hi^h ; turni ps may he sown , which will come into use by The Times correspondent, " Manhattan , " gives carefully patched with a multitude of pieces of every variety Tho writing staff* of the leading London papers is witness the .tJ' ier day iu the police office against Mrs. of the court, contending that hy law the dispute should have lie can pardon, He can Favo me— the end of August , or early in September. the following account :—I have n little private of texture nnd color, attracted the attention of tbat Lym. generally composed of outsiders, many of whom McKvoy, iu a romplatiit she had tberu agaiust another been either triod on the spot or clso at petty sessions. eyed obs.'i vcr ol public scandals, Captain Newport Mother, hear a sinner's cry ! which was sown early last month, grievance of my own just now in the melancholy , who KoiiL-nA Di, never see inside of the editor' wnm.in. Isii 'h lliat so? Mr. ]•'. T. Power, for plaintiff, contended that under the seemed inclined to purchase the garment, if to be bad the middle or end of this death of Lieutenant Colonel Kiinball. There are s room. They are • section 22 all disputes at market at a. Mother Mary ! Night is shrouding should be transplanted by Tnbin—1 »• ;,< (here, but not as a nilues< against JIM. rivent act, chapter b3, , Ktisouuhb price, but I 'IC oivncr ileclintti, in reply to serenl gentlemen selected for their general abilities and justices out of petty sessions. All the earth in darkness deep j month, in well-prepared and well-manured land. those in London who kneiv how intimate the McKfoj. I wont to get a summons against Walsh for were allowed to be tried hy nppeaW , tn name his money, but at last declared lie wodd knowled ge of special subjects. The Times would breaking nprit inv door. I made no charge tiiero against The bench ruled with Mr. I'ower, and thc e.ise was gone CiuanI and shield inc from all dangers, The preparation and manuring should he similar to " major, " as he was called, and myself were for give it fur " a better one," and the captain's wattlroba perhaps at least have a dozen of these at call. Mrs. McEvoy, neither did I bring this charge against her. into. not beinj close at hand , the bargain was not Guard me, Mother, while I slctp '¦ that for turnips. some years. It iu but a few days ago since he was completed at Who they are is not generally known , but Dr. Mr. Stran^i' —Do bad characters ever uo into your houso P The plaintiff deposed that he sold to Kenny, agent to Mr. last :ici-'nmts. The wanderer, well up to all the defences of T*fc the night of Sin and Sorrow CAIIBACES .— Early autumnal or spring planted at my house, and playfully said to my little daughter, at t:2 19s.; it was delivered Dascent is one Mr. Mowbray Morris is another Tobin (wilii a look of amazement)—No, they do not. P. A. Power, a firkin of butter, the Dublin police courts, declared he had come to town Xow be ' shall sec you ; I am , , to Mr. OWIT on pierce*! by Hope s bright ray ; cabbages will be fit for consumption or sale from the " Maymee, it is the last time I Mr. Strange-What are you ? after ; it was put on a donkey's car btilon^inj c 1' thc previous evening, iu .search of his brother, a baker nnd Mr. Robert Lowe, the President of the Hoard laintiff was told by , but Mother , intercede with Jesus ! middle to the end of the month, and the land pre- gointj to be killed this time." lie left inc a likeness Tobin—1 am A cutler. bv Kenny, and brought to bis store ; p failing to find the man of batches, he stumbled on a man of Trade , is unquestionably another; but whether at thc market-house in Mr. ol Mother, hear me whilo I pray ! pi.red as cleared for Aberdeen turui'is, transplanted of himself, which I have framed. The final story is Mr. Str.ui£'.- -Do bad characters ever go to your bouse to Kenny to take out a ticket Bacchus, who stood Sam to the tune of only one glas9,rainbow arched in brightness. by two feet and a half. They will give un abundant Corcoran , proceeding to the front hy order of Ire brought to jive evidence iu such a case. Believing that To .Mayor—Sold thc firkin about ous o'clock iu tho day : ' The officer said he could not pass songs of that political syren, Lord Palmer-stun, and for KShours , with a caution to skedaddle immediately 00 bu No gentle- Summer showers ? Mipply of valuable food from September till the General Peek. surh a pcrsuii as this witness would be brought up to give when selling it engaged th« butter to be all one quality ; it liUi-atinii, to which he bowed arquiusceuce, and sane but is often seen in " the gilded saloons" of Cambridge Mr. l'owor Krar the wild wind soughins— middle or end of January. without the counter sign. Genera) Corcoran said evidence, I'¦ !: the trouble to look into some authorities, was thc olio churning ; sold it on those terms ; into his seat, evidently disheartened at the result of his pleas, House. In height Mr Delane is about 5 feet 8 with an tsliu;; from whom I shall take leave to trouble bored the firkin and said it would not do. r The frost, the snow, the &!ect . F I.AX will require constant attention in weeding, he should, when the other insisted that he should A ll ork/iouse Fugitive (perhaps)—Acting-Constable .Mercer inchess. He is compact built. Though he is sixty your wofrhiiK . orc Mr. Strange read fiom the authori- To Mr. Ambrose—Could not swear whether Kenny was Harsh gates (he wild flower touching while tlu> plants arc young nnd elastic. When this not, at the same time making a movement to draw L" produced a small hoy, who stated his name to be Thomu years old he walks firmly and vigorously, and looks ties that il .vi- a settled rule that. wbevo^a person was Mr. Power's man or not , hut he was told so: he bought the Harrington, from Bonniahon , and who had been With a cold and killing greet. rrop arrives to six or eight inches high, it cannot he his sword. General Corcoran tiuickly demanded to " * arrested like a man in robust health. It has never struck indicted for frcn'wuting a bawdy hnuso it should he clearly butter in the name of Mr. Power; u r. Power saw the luttcr with the rlotbcs of the Kilmactho:uas union on his back. 1I tell me is there gladnets trespassed on without injury. In the best districts know who he was, his regiment , rank , Sec, when the , ' laintiff there asked 93s. a cwt. for any one, however , that there are in his features any shown he 1." ' I' was one, nud further, that Lord Chief in tbo market himself; p Tbe boy stated be bad been allowed by the guardians to take In such a world ad this, women and children move on their hands and knees, hitter replied. Genera l Corcoran, under the im- Justice l!:ivuiuii'l , where :i prostitute was put forward to it but Mr. Power would not take it at that price. outward and visible signs of inward mental strength. , tbe clothes, that he left the house to look for work, tli.it In Oroni long wail of sadness, facing the wind , which blows the laid plants into pression that Colonel. Kimhnll was drawing a pistol , sustain such an indictment, said it was a most odious class of Mr. Ambrose said Kenny was n jobber, who bought butter came here to try and hire at the fair on Monday, auj that He is an active, energetic, able man of business ") making a profit by lV-scUiug it ,ami therefore his CbastViing- for after bIKs ? their upright position. instantly drew his own and shot him in the neck, , but evidence, aud one not to bo relied on. Thc courts, observed for himself, ho had heeu formerly in the service of Mr. James Shauahan, nothing more. The Telegraph has deprived it of Mr. Strange, always refuse such evidence. doin? so on this occasion was not binding 011 M.r. Power. of Scraliau. He was discharged I'm weary, O ! I'm weary, B UCKWHEAT .—The best time to snw buckwheat is and he died in a few minutes afterwards. Just then , and thc conrt rose. the power which its wealth gave it to obtain priority Mr. Pranks —We can hoar hor evidence. The M iyor said thai the dealing of tho market, thc trans- Of this turmoil and this strife, about the middle of this month, as the slightest frost Quartermaster Cooke rushed out and cried, ' Who aud butter makers should be of foreign intelli gence. The first number of Mr. Strange -I give you the opinion of an cmi.icnt actions between butter buyers This barren world so dreary, destroys it. It thrives well in any poor soil, if it is fired that pistol ?' ' Is that you?' said Ihe general. the so conducted as to bo wholly above suspicion. DEATH OP JOHN .MITCHEIAS DAUGHTER IN A Ihe Times judge to slum- you that you cannot. This battlinz with life. dry ; and on this account it is an admirable crop to On receiving nn nflirmativu answer the general told Times, quasi , came out in January, 1788, Mr. Franks—It is only hy such evidence we can get at William Kenuy, on examination by -Mr. Ambrose, deposed FRENCH CONVENT. but it had an earlier ex'stence under tho name and b With feelings of deep and hcariielt sorrow we have to lay down exhausted land. It not only requires dry the quarter master to look after the injured party — of the fact. that ho bought this butter for Mr. Power, y his autho- an* the Dail Universal Register which was born;- rity ; did uot gel special instructions from Mr. Power to nounce t''e melancholy tidings of tlm death of Henrietta, tbs Jttfctellaneac land to grow in, but dry weather to sow ; and the that he was responsible for the occurrence, and y , under Mr. Strange—If , sir, you overrule the opinion of the Lord the auspices of John Walter, father of the Chief Justice, I cannot help it , but I most decidedly object purchase this butter this day, but bought it for him, ;is be eldest daughter of John .Miteln-I. We confessthis sad eitat proper period for sowing gives abundant time for passed on. 'I he mortal wound v.as then found to cuL-brated completely overwhelms us. When we thi.ik of our dear A R OMANTIC STOIIV .—The police of Portsmouth Walter, and grandfather of the present chTuf to such evidence. Hiirc is a person giving evidence of her ofteu purchased for him before. cleansing the land thoroug hly. linvc been given to Lieutenant Colonel Kiinball , of pro- To Captain Newport—Boug ht butter for Mr. Power fre- youui: friend, as she grew un gracefully, like some rare plant, have during the past week hcen engaged in investi- prietur of the Times, Jan. 1785. It has then own dpgra-Iution, and in so doing that evidence is sought to N F.W PASTURES should be closely eaten down , to the Oth New York , who wns then in command of existed be made use of to involve a person of hitherto unblemished quently beforo. beneath tbc soft influence of tlio southern sky, and look back gating a case ns singular us it is romantic. It appears to a lew months ago prevent Ihe plants from seeding, and to promote their the Hawkins ' Zouaves. The Zouaves had but just 78 years, but it was long ere it became a power in character. I protest agaiust a person of this character being To Mr. Ambrose—Buys better for several merchants, and , when she stood before us in this city, that some few years since a lieutenant in her Ma- the land. Thirty years ago, when the Ref orm {hey pay him so "incbfor his trouble, sometimes more, some- the type of all that is boautiful, intellectual, aud good, we tillering, to form A close and even sward. nrrived ns reinforcements." The remains of de- bunted up to support sucli a case tu tha present. I say no jesty's navy became enamoured of a fascinating battle came on, it took .1vast stride ; but its greatest reliance shmiK! In- placed on the evidence of such a person, times less ; is a jobber in butter. cau scarcely re.ilitt tho fact tbat one so fair has thus in lift's PAHING AND UunNiso.—Attend to paring and ceased were conveyed to New York, and nfter laying morn been snatchM awny. Xot, however, for her whoiu actress, ami eventually married her. The match, hei ht was attained during the Crimean w. r and she niubt nut lo heh'To as a witness. To Cap tain Newport—Mr. Power paid him for buying burning waste or coarse land on all suitable iu state in the City ll.ill , were interred with military g , when bought tiiis butter for Mr. Powor, as ho gone, borne on angels' wiugs to a brighter world , do we 10 liowcvrr , displeased his friends. The father of the op- Russell was its corrcspoudent in thc Crimea. Caplnin Xmrpori—-It is tho first 'time I over heard that butter on this day : * portunities , as a preparation for turni p?, rnpi1, or honors. The career of the Colonel was a singular Its the cvidcii.': of even such a person as the preseut was ' not considered it valuo for the money mentioned. much grieve as lor that anguished mother, bcr*clt now prot* lieutenant died a little more than a year ago, Iciiving circulation then not unfrcqucntl trate on a bed of sickness at the family home in Newry. seed iiolalora, for the ensuing season. one. He was a printer hy tnidc. When the Mexi- y touched 70.000 to bn rccotv.'.l. To Mr. K. T. Power—Had as much authority to purchase It a large amount of property to be divided amongst a-da v. — Caledonian Mercury. Mr. Str-ii .- -1 aay, sir, that a person aivins evidence of that day for Mr. Power aa ho ever bad. is well known that Miss Henrietta Mitchcl became acooitrt N AKEK F ALLOWS .—Where the system of naked can wnr broke out in 18-1G , he became editor . about two years ago to tho Catholic laitb his children. In the event of the lieutenant 's death A HIM DISCOUNTER\S WEALTH ASH HIS W IDOW.—Tha her own i! gr:; I: ion , to be used aguinst a respectable person , Mr. P. A. Power examined by Mr. Ambrose—William , and joined tbs fallows is still practised , or where it must he prac- ar.d proprietor of a sm:ill weekl y iu Vermont. " He Sisterhood of thc Sacre Caur at Paris. She was attacked the wife would receive m> benefit from the will , flight from this world of the widow of the notorious bill- should not !'¦! > '.wived as a witness. Kenny is not hit agent ; Kenny jobs in butter ; when he tised , from necessity, Ihe land should get a full ,iinl r.iiseil a company of men nnd joined the New discounter Thomas Jiiudley, who died worth ut least "W. buys be goU one 01 two shillings form tht> merchant for with brain fever in thc early part of last week, aud on S»tar. 1 unless the had a child or children , who would then , £230,- Cnptiiin j.ort—Only as collateral evidence. ' deep furrow turned this month. liiigl.inil Brigade, commanded by l'rank Pierce, IJ0U, .mil who used to soy be did not fare what Hmaiue of .Mr. Str..:..->—It should not be taken at all. whom ho buys ; witness 011 this day m't tbo plaintiff, who day, thc ISth , she expired. At fiist it would appear ihttno take their father's shares. Strange to relate, the dauber was apprehended. A ic'ograin , despatched on OI -DBKSSIM ; Conx Citops. —Top-dresssuch corn afterwards President. He foug ht gallantl y on his money when he was dead, lms just been thr source of Captain N ¦•vj.urt—It is a doctrine new to me. wanted him to buy bis butter ; when he saw the firkin wit- lieutenant died last October, leaving no issue. His T ' * Wednesday, reached the poor mother on Thursday week, crop as require it with guano, gypsum, viliioli zcd several occasions, hauled down tin! Mexican flag at couvurtution in every circle in the uiutropolis ol Irelaail, Mr. Sli•.!!¦¦.• ¦• --But one of very high authority. ness refused to buy it was so bad ; told him it would not it* wife was at this time residing with her late husband's " answer I bat it would not do at any price ; tbe plaintiff bad assuring her, and saying that nil danger was past. Nert ; snot lime composts, Se. The best time tu Cherabusco , and was promoted tu he major by where " mahogany log Tom and tbo painful termination ol Tins girl wa.5 ordcre l to slaud aside, ai: l tho next witness , friends it) the neighbourhood of London. Not long bones, , his wife's existence were well k.iowd. II r. Thomas Bradley called was no reason to complain of him, for the market was ov -r when day there came a telegram to say that all hope almost ni . theSK is just at the eve or during rain , so that Gcncnil .Scot!. His colonel was .Seymour, who was pant. Mrs. Mitcbel's friends thought wise to conceal from ,' nfter she had become u widow , Mrs. complained apply was Hie second husband of the lady lately deceased , and he I'atnck Wal.ih, who deposed that be kueiv McEroy's ho brought his butter to him ; if Kenny got a ba.gaiu in their fertilizing qualities may he washed in about defeated fur governor of Connecticut a few' days ago. ready to take it from him. her this terrible uews, Icirin,- tb.it she might iuiutsn ai*,' of being ill , and one day informed her mother-in- bad Wen ouly a few mouths iu bis giavo when an aetiou liiiiice j Wii-i in it • nnctimes ;did not stay thcro all night; butter tbe merchants were ' tin1 routs at oner, which prevents the more volatile Frank Pierce was his general. Major Kimhull came fur breach of promise of marriagu was brought axainst his win ther - p.i:; •¦: a niglit ; was thers until two o'clock in Tho Major said bo wished some arranceinent could be tempting thc voyage at the peril of her life. Tbey tele. Inw that she was rtlcinilc. At that time the family htd to London requesting one- of John Mitchel' ¦' components from evaporating, ami being lost in the back ; the volunteers were discharged , and he got a widow—this proiuiso having, it was alleged, been given under the iiiurhiiifr, '1 :it not till five or six, or four or three ; got come to, wliereby the mode of dealing in their market could grap , i silten believed her statement , and every arrangement war. extraordinary uud extremely delicate circumstance*. di ink llicr- ¦ 'ul had first to give the money for it ; did not be improved ; tbe mode of dealing at present was not res. to go over tu Pat is. jiiss Henrietta 3!itcbe! did go lilt air. situation as a printer in the Herald ofKce. When The - but her sweet namesake had iiitttiv f or her nccovchmait. Mrs. tolj) her lady, plaintiff asserted, had i-nir.iRed hersel f to him before get it nt oii"> o'clock, or after 11; never slept tbcro ; saw prctable. At the samo time he would tell this man , Ibis same night , passed away som« 1 —This flock will require cluse attention Pierce was elected President of course t in; major hiiirs before she readied her. She is an anjel no imither-iii-law that she should visit her own mother, Siux i . ihis she hud became acquainted with Mr. i'radley ; but bu condi- |K-tsolii of h ul character there. jobber , to be cautious how he should buy butter by hand for .ir ia month. Let the owes having lambs he closel " was in town, " Every one expected he would send , Heaven ! Every generous heart in this island trill tars nor who resided at Portsmouth , which she did , much y cli p- tionally released her from the contract iu order that rim Captain Newport—Haie you cohabited tbero i tbe Inture. If he bough' in this way mid did not obtain ped on tin. lops, udder, X:c., so that there shall be Major Kimhull to Prussia , as he had sent Colonel might enter iuto luarriace with the wealthy Lothmio who Witncs-I have. a profit , ill place of the party for whom ho would bu buying, with deep rispcctlul sympathy to that poor stricken mother, against the wish of her husband's family, who tried ' , lr..ni ¦ no danger of llnr young lamb, in its Tom Seymour to Russia. Nn. The major was was up in years, ou thc understanding that she was to re- Capt. Johnson — W.is il with the Icnowlcd^o of theou'm'r ? he should pay thc difference himself. and our altars and our firesides prayers will ascend to to induce her to return to their residence, where it eaf:criie:.s to GoJ that He will be pleased to ettuud to her His supporting swallowing particles of wool of hair moderate, and Pierce guvu him a \ ,!>[}0 dollars berth turn on Mr. Brudley'6 death to her first love—or rather her Witues- — I eould not say ; tho owner of tho houso saw us Captai n Neivporl said the result of this system would , if wus previously arranged that she should remain suck , , which , lead to tin; butter makers taking their butter to hand , uid that if it be His Divine pleasure the trials of toil, mixing with lliu coagulated milk , forms hard halls in the Custom-house. The major held that until second love—fur she was alriMd y a widow when this there- ; went there to hava a bottle of porter aud to have continued, until after her accouch ment. The widow made , unprecedented eueuserueut wns entered into with him It something to cat ; McKvoy was in the room nt the time. other markets. ii-jbltf Mitchcl family may cease.—Dublin Irishman. impossible to digest, by which Humbert of lambs are this war broke out. Then he became major of the various excuses when solicited to return , and so was also said he held a bond for a large Bam, binding her to To Mr. Strange—MeEvoy was there at the time ; witness Mr. Power inquired if :i jobber like this man went into th" lost every year. Watch the attacks of the fl Zouaves ; led them at the attack of lloauoke Island, market nnd bought batter in h'rs name h.> to bo liable ? Pr.ouiTE AXD D IVOUCB COURTS.—Tbe amount of great was the anxiety of her inothcr-in-Inw that she y, and we.1 him or forfeit the money. The reaBon of her non- was there last Tuesday at one or two o'clock ; was there be- , w.\* T IJE when a sheep is discovered to he stricken dislod mid succeeded Biunside. He was in every battle. perforoiuuce of this alleged contract is uot the least singular fore the ISth of April, one, and KVK uot tbero a week belore Mayor—If a man brought mu an article to my store, I salaries of thc judges and other officers of the Court of Pro- proceeded to Portsmouth, visited the widow, nnd , ge ¦ the larrx with a pointed stick , shaking in amongst He was a Democrat , and could get no promotion. " feature in her history. A fourth candidate-husband had then ; had a woman with him then , but did not know il' would e.wuiue it, au>! if I did not like it 0:1 examination I b.uo aii'l Divorce iu London for l$02 KM £ll,3S0, nd tbt alroiigly suspected that Mrs. 'B story about being bat T the wool , on the excoriated skin, fume fineiv- A N LW PILCL or UnuK.iNix.—On Saturday appeared ou tho scene in the prrsou of the Hon. St. Joh n McKvoy knew il; got a pig's lout froni Mrs. .McEvoy, and would not keep it. I would not let it remain iu my store. incidental expenses £5,UO2. making a total of £46,382 ; eucientc was not true. Last week the deceased having sonic transactions with her for that, and got vinipthitig to drink ; it was half- You also sent a cur for the butter. there w;ts received iu thc year iu fees, by way of atamps, tbt powdcred white lead , which the shepherd should nftuniouu , ISth inst., thu Harbor Defence Com- , who, , wns capti- paid her officer 's mother again visited Portsmouth and took vated hy her charms, .rr a* the case otherwise may hnvo past ten then ; was no' there on the 18:h ; McEvoy was ill _M>. I'ower—I did , but I rejected it as bad. I kept it a siua of £,', 1,011. In the same year tho Dublin court! cost in ; carry about in his pocket. Hy the end of the month missioners visited Jersey City, to witness the trial of lodgings there, determined , if possible, to leant the been , captivated her with his attractions of position ami thc room with him. short limn in the sture to show it to my hrothi-r. salaries C9,930, incidental expenses £6J8, total, £10,648;... preparations should be made for shearinjr, a new battery designed for harbor defence. The exterior. A marriagn was at once arranged with " .—Tto you know what (he In reply to thc bench the plaint ill' uaid there was uot a and thu ices received were £11,603. The Districts Ifegistriea' result of uffaird. At one o'clock on Friday, the 8th by cli p- express" Mr. StraiiiM. meaning ofcobabi- dirty bits of wool about the hinder battery consists of twenty-five rifled barrels, longer speed, the lady consenting to settle an enormous sum of mo- tiinr is ' Wh.i' ii it ? bad word said hy him I" Mr. Power as lo abating thu price. in England cust in salaries to district registrars, £15,800,'^ inst., Mrs. 's mother went to the deceased lieu- ping off all and < woman into under parts, and wash the animals wi:ll in a clear, than the barre l of an ordinary rifle. The b;ills fired ney ou her indent lover. K»crythiutr was in readiness ; the Witiie--^ — 15i in^iiitr a H house. Decreed for the aiuuunt sought, with professional costs and and to clerks, £15,101) ; total , iHU.099; and the fees tecewd* tenant's mother and informed her that her daughter Mr. Thomas Oeoghegan , costs of court. were £oo 'J!). The Irish District Uetfistries cost £'3,85»,'.j running stream of soft water. It is necessary to from them arc about the size of u ride bullet. It lawyer, n lending Dublin solicitor To Ma\'jr—Never had improper intercourse with a bad ,o had given birth to a child , ' Who was the doctor?' had done his part ; a special license had been obtained , and character iu that house. An Electric Shock—A retired private of the 00th rest, and the lees reu.ived were IZtMJt) . In addition to these eiVf. perform this operation well , as a dirty fleece will not worked satisfactorily, discharging its missiles against li; he was the first question ; which elicited the rep ly, (lie houuurable gentleman w.is naturally anxious that then' Siih-Cni^iui 1'atri. k Doyle was the next witness called, of foot, naroeJ Jumcs Divyer, into which re^t. enlisted pauses lor tbe courts, however, there was also eipended by .j- the market as n clean targets 250, 750 and 1 ,350 feet off! Three men can of the courtl 'There was no doctor present.' The case thus be- bring so much in one, not- i-bnuld bo no delay. " The best laid schemes of mice anil uud he was about to deposo to some transact iuu on thut*2nd ] 011 the 25tli of Ki'lmiary, 1858, and from which hr wns dis- tbe Hoard of Works in England, on account y, withstanding the quality of the wool. operate it, und it has the power of concentrating the men ," as the poet sinjj s, " gani aft ftgleo.", Jnst as the when he n- ..upped by charged for ill-health on tlio 20th October, ISO.!, and hailing tlu-aum of^ll^UliS, and in Ireland £5,120, nwkioj «i'totalrj came more suspicious, and the mother-in-law deter- ' t THE T.) .MHV .—Karly in the month the dairy will twenty-five bullets on one point, or scattering them, fnrtunatc bridegroom was about to gather the fruition of bis .Mr. Strange, who said tho summons was for having n from near Cahir, county Tipperary, was brought up by of til, 11" ; vi thai the account of the year s expense) ui ' mined to sift the affair. A doctor was called in, . stands*! be in full and active operation ; tha cowa should at the pleasure of the operator. hopes, and enter upon tbft possession of his interesting prize, disordcrlv lii'i;«i!on thc Itiili . .nut bcfnru that date, nml they Acting-constable Jlercpr under n clinrgv of luvinjr taen Inn invips 1 account of tbc Probatoand Divorce Courts and he found the widow in bed, having with her a Mr. Ccoghegaii's suspicions were roused as to ' could not hear rvideucc as :<> .ii great army, upon which the transfer system during tbo week: K. Barber, chief superintendent, Landpoit station.' I'.irk, receive*, through bis wile, a relative of the dcceaied tliost; who patronised the the night before, on the Mali, nnd making it obligatory on of a memorial cross on a large scale, to be erected •*£ the lucerne, clover, or Italian ray-grass, which should safety of the nation depends. Very fur from it. The PKII —Tho .Mayor presided. Still in [J'V The result was that it was discovered that the lieu. Mrs. iiradloy, tbc handsome dividend of £30,000. Tho M ONDAY, A 27. him to chair her to thc tower. Fined os. and costs, or a week. &ite of the exhibition , on a most eligible spot '^fjijj %- a; cut and raked. selected engines of war approached the forts that — Bridget Mara, a damsel of very varied accomplish- i' ieuant'8 widow , to secum the property left to her be done cs fast entire circumstances, which canuot be more fully explained , Town. T OKSUA V.— The Mayor and Captain Newport, D.L. A after the form of un Elenunr Cross ; tho cost il estinatMy.Vy • Vr.TCiits.—Successional crops of vetches should sentinelled the rebel harbor; they measured with nrc exceedingly curious. LSrndley secured his wealth ments, evinced singly and in company as often as she can, Grand Performance.—Monday, the ¦1th, being the half- £100.000. and £60.000 had b«n raised bv oriT»J« '«a»*?" .. ' husband, had induced a young woman in poor cir- . by :!i ¦ he sown ; the best guide will be to sow a breadth as them strength of defensive armor and power of offen- parsimony and bill-discounting at high interest, and was wns reported to bis worship as having bren in a dead lock yearly gathering of the clans to the I)4llybricken hill, some tions, to which Parliament has added £od,OutX • '"^T ' ' ; cumstances, who was near her confinement, to reside night on the Mall. Miss Mar* expressed her soon as the last sowing is well up. sive ordnance, and ascertaining the superiority of considered a rather eccentric person, lie died without issue on Saturday to turn an honest penny, more to turn it any way they could, TlIE SPOUATOns OP IDE CHCRCH.-TM; f°~ ' l< near her, on the understanding that the newly-born and intestate. concurrouce in tho vtry excellent statement made by tha there was, as may be supposed, a performance by command correspondent uf the Tablet says:—Tho judgB*»«>'»*T 1 "!; Ouns AND ENDS.—Cut turf for fuel ; attend to the the enemy, they retired in good order out of harm's mover, who had fur his object a resale well known hy herself ' ' / ^ babe be transferred directly it was born from the EMIGRATION PKOM ^IBISU POETS IS 1862. . iu court tins inoriu u?. Iu tho aant culotU circle there was seams to follow, even on euitli, anysrwilatiafltf «>*£"!^7/W' way, with scarcely n score of men injured. " —During the 1 real to the fictitious mother. Both general hoeing and weeding of all crops this month, past year 72,730 persons left the ports of Ireland , who stated having ulreodj much oxpericncc in public assemblies, aud a great crush of thc patrouisers of the drama , many appear- Farini has added another example to the mtny wl "* . 2*5iifj parties were that a sum of five shillings was and the young woman as it is the most fruitful in the growth of all annual The flag of truce sent last week to Vicksburg by to the enumerators that it was not their intention to return. thu issuo was, demnudod ing in summer costmno, tans vest, tans shirt, and all of be quoted ; and it is a singular coincidence tb'itl»w*J™JJ,|ji confronted, confessed the from tho lady. Miss Mara, whose resources have lately ' two stating that Mrs. had weeds, which , if not timely destroyed , will perfect General Grant was for two clergymen captured by Of these 38,41-1 wevo males, nud 31,280 fcmalea. Compared them fans soap and certainly without occupation. What s as a lunatic iu the very Convent he sequestered J*^,^;- plot , promised to provide come down very much, owing, doubtless, to the fact that Mint is my Own.—Bridget Mara, living at No. 1 liow's- intoan »«l»**J o;i its birth nnd shed their seeds, and multi ply your trouble. General Bragg, namely, C. 1). Pillsbury and J. with tho emigration iu 1861, those figures show au increase nince froin the Benedictine Order, and turned for the child, which , , was conveyed to (if 6,334. Of the total number who emigrated in tho confraternity to which sho belongs havo lately been street, well known as a damsel of industry, mid Alice Kicisoli is said to be join? bliud , aud in fact, ln tT Farm mares should be sent to their mates by the end Cogshill , the former Chaplain of tho 22d Wisconsin 18C-', tho exodus of sevcial of tlio ° T?T2'i,v her bed-room, where she was in bed ready to receive 11,308 were from Leiuster, 33,452 from Muuster 116 called on to to assist notabilities Maguire, a dame with a hatchet ^seeming viaage ot' tbe most God Hnd their King do not seem to prosper, even u fJW^j of tha month ; put store pigs on clover nnd vetches ; Infantry , and the latter of the 19th Michigan In- , 11, voyage, confessed that the rhino it. The widow is in recei pt of a pension from gov- from Ulster, and 0,21-1 Iroui Comiaught. Those whose placo thereof on an inland was dangerona lookiuK character, were introduced by Constable whero bad men do prosper. :".^..'tU*S' attend to thorough draining mid stihsoiling, nnd keep fantry. They were unconditionall y released by nuw very hard to bo got, and she was sorry sho could not White for having created a hurricane in Patrick-street early ernment, and the family of her late husband have, of residence was not iisccrtaincil amounted to 4,03d, nnd those PfitZB Msnix, awarded for tbo GLSSFIBLD ;.s*t!S5-t?' the team in active work preparing for late crops of Gen. Bragg. belong ing to other countries to 'J,U13. As regard* the ages contribute to the rrsourccs of tho country. With tbe most that morning. It would seem that Si 'nor Maxuire, having 'bitipn it if stated, expressed their readiness to receive her inimitable grace Miss M ara recliued on tho ottoman, iiwait- httlo variety, by thc Jurors of Class 2, International Bxlu j^jj^Jt' turni ps. The Rig ht Rev. Bishop Kasccruns, left Cincin- of thc emigrants, UX3 persons in every 10U were hctvvceu the a relish for a took a walk with the fair Bridget This unrivalled starch is used in 1I19 Royal • I«aJ l ' again. iii7 tho convoy to tho " big houeo" in the gross. Miss damsel of her acquaintance '"?j S( fti natti Kasier .Monday, on a visit to his brother, Maj nges of 13 and 35, 18.8 were under 15, 12.1 above 35, and and a , all on fun inteut. How- Her Majcstv's Laundress has pronounced it to be (Mjj'jf & THE S CIUKCB OF K ISSLS.—A lady of experience O'Orady, who has been rather remarked for keeping, an ever, tho I'atcs willed it otherwise, and soon they camu to I) L 1' WI.3 iu every 100 between the ages of 5 and '13. starch she ever used. Hor Majesty's l.vx Drtatr - " I :I.I.ISG l.v itAtiCE. —The Vigaro-l'ragraiifxr says: Gen. Rosecrans , and the Catholic soldiers ut Mur- regards the trap, an outside position, in order to save appear- grief, lor while debating the restaurant they would repair to "^ *"^- contends that a kiss on the- forehead denotes rever- "A - QUACKKIIY — At thc Sheriffsi Court, Kcd Lion-square, on it to be the host sho has tried. And tbe above due) with pinluls liiis ju»l t..keli place in tliu Forest of frecj lioro. ances amongst tho pupils of her academy, put herself in a the fcmalo head of the Mueuir^S' Hppeared on the nctme and "*?i2$5- ence for the intellect ; a kiss on the check , that the Ilonil iMrtwiin M. AILcrl Wol ff ono cif tin- editors Tliai'sday, an action brought iu tho Common Pleas wus soinesome of tbethe most eminent scientific men of the age, *ty*V{f ilttty£7^3i ' t y, , uf tlic IixmuiTi.Ni> TiiBiii GiuTiTUDis.—Aii English wherein u farmer position by taking cream in her tay, now getting plentiful, deinaudod to know why her Phclim was appropriated by donor is impressed with the beauty of the kissed out- ; (,ViaWmiW,.iti by pow. r. The inedicamMJU * f JESSlgSS fm- its ohjicl the promotion uf j uutv line, the cuinplilioii ») the fancied injuries and insults. profession , mill tho defendant was a " quack ." Mr. Under- by Constable St. Clair for being enthusias- of rare virtue , without the allmirtuw of a grtun « B*TTKlii3Bf 'The population of Hriissels amounts to 1 7-1, 18:), SherilT Burchfll thought the was biought up Constable White for kicking tip a row and kicking down her : ' . ¦ ¦ :i which wuuM tciut materially to dcvrlu|:e the traffic of the K NUI.ISII 5 YMI\UIIY ron THC SOUTH . —The New young man was entitled to his King-street between ten and eleven the any other nsxiou subitanee- . ; ' ' \\ isJiiSg mid during the year 18G0-G1 , -1208 deaths were and the jury would say whether he ought to recover tically warm in lister in ltose-l.me, tho previous night. Bridget denied sho Limerick .ind Koynrs brunch, wlm«u iinnurrity winilil itl»0 Orleans Era says the nlticors and money, ' Kitty, well primed, took oh herself the'6fBce " Cheap and N"ty" are often thouglrtwgHgS of which number 1 Ml took men uf the British damages. The jury were of opinion that the plaintiff shou ld night before. was drunk, aud averred she was trying.to bring home her verified, place in.the contrilmii! t» lliu> ot tlie 'Waturfonl mul liiiucritk Kuiltrxy. of inspector and allowed no one to pass the thoroughfare identical torim. This tayius does not apply to lbs &}*g SBBK war ship llinaldo, while in that purl , never missed only recover- thu money ho bnd paid, anil gave a verdict , lister who was out too late, »nd "Sister Anne" candidly ad- hoipitaU or prisons. Tni; KoRivrw.s AXD TIU: LiyeiioAr INSTITITIO.V.— without expatiating, in ber choice phraseology, on the ne- mitted ske was Pore Siveou of Ueuis. Schooling & Co. They V^ TSSlsMB an opportunity of insulting the Union forces and for £6 Is. drunk, hut sware her sister Bid was trying better confectionery eaSnot tie had at w^nKo 1 The swiftest horse « ver known was " Flying Thu Ancient Ouler of Kmi sleis arc nuw liukinR n cullixtioii cessity of her being informed if ." their maternalsknew thiy to bung her home. Itooa -iudMn, 1 Union citizens. It states that the TUB VIKOINIA.—Thirteen men who with uearly ouo Their worships were wholly incredulous, bold at Mr. O'Sh a ^ WIT. ' ' .