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WATERFORD NEWS ¦ THE SHIFTING STEAM from LIVERPOOL or QUEENSTOWN ; ,, . MONEY. . . ..- . .- 3 SALES Published every Friday Evening at 49 King street . - . ^pA.^M-E S WALPOLE: TO MBW¦¦ ~ YORK. [O|ipoiitr Hie Provincial Bank.) " BLACK BALL" and LINE i i * to inform the Niiqftjrj Gentry, and Inhabitants of Waterford and its Vicinity, that he has WATERFORD AND LIMERICK RAILWAY i THE *AUCTION ROOM. , "EAGLE" BEGS juat ; i OF rpHE Liverpool •y^H^- received a Choice Selection of V"O. WV QVAYi i« now fitted' up forthVrecepti'ja P RICE THREE P ENCE ; Y EARLY ( IN ADVANCE; 13S. vjHs MBttZfS^ , New York, 1~ Rrilish and Australian Ex-Royal Mail Packet *. of Furniture', &c. for ,8»le; . . _.„ n ,.... STAMPED . 4d. ; Y EARLY, 17S. 4d. -XSjjy/ily /f\i iu ¦*•: 4"d Philadelphia Steam Ship ORNAMENTS' MONEY , ON DEPOSIT. - : ^ Company intend despatching thcii BOHEMIAN¦ QtA«S VASES AND OTHER Pefsons not wishing td'haVi?^erty'«spo«d trf on *04a ?a ^g&j £: '" ¦ SUkf le-for the Season. Also a Large Variety of THE WATERFORD and LIMERICK RAILWAY J LIVERPOOL TOR MELBOURNE. aM^BWiaaaiMi Full-powered Clyde-built Iron Screw • , COMPANY are open to .recenre, . tQeir own Premiseswill find it their interest to make m« . to , a, limited this EstablOBnent, "THE WATERFORD NEWS" Ship. Regs. Bur. Captain. Date. Steamthips, carrving'the United Slates Mails, DINNER , DESsESf-;^ REAKFAST , TEA , & TOILET SERVICES . extent, Money on temporary Deposit, for whioh'the of as tbe Room fs both spacious and VASOCARD 1303 3000 Cnrwen 5th Dec, ' ¦ B' " lofty, and admirably adapt«iJor Furniture Sales. MACHINE PRINTING, PUBLISHING, 1 From QUEENSTOWN (CORK) to NEW YORK :. - fv\ . . TOOETHER WITH following Rates of Interest will, nnlij further notice, GREAT BRITAIN, S.S., 600h.p. 3-200 Gray loth Dec • OF CUT AND PUES8ED TABLE GLASS. THOMAS WALSH, Proprietor. BOOK-BINDING, RULIN G, Persons who hold Paetage Warrants or Bounty Tickets * follow i A BBAUrlFVL dtitOMTXSNT be allowed on sunn of £20 and npwards, viz:— CITY OF DUBLIN...... -.Monday, 14Ui Nov. 4} per Cent, per Annum, subject to repayment A3D will please make immcdiatA application to the undersigned. Excellent Lot on hands which will be disposed of at Moderate Pricei EDINBURGH ; :.Tbursd«y, 17th ., ^An of$£5!::^66fc(S , after tbe first Mon th; on the expiration of a Fortnight's AUCTION OF HbBfsM, LONDON FOR MELBOU RNE. CLASGOW Thnnday, 24th , IN ACCOUNT-BOOK MANUFACTORY , ' ¦ ' Nov, STOCK notice, given at any time, • . , . . .• TravellingMachines , Fuming Implement*, .Stack CnATSWoRTn , ...... 23th And every Thursday, Fiatrid||^A|)B9 ALWAYS . ' ;¦¦ * 40 & 50 KING STREET. Assisted Passages and Free Grants of Land. aud every alternate Monday. . Or sj per cent, if left fcr Twelve Months, subject i . yr^d $«„ f a Cabin Passage by the Hail Steamers every Wednesday, fpllDER, WARE HIRED ON REASONABLE TERMS. to revision thereafter on notice. ¦ LONDON FOR SYDNEY. HATCHINGS GOT TO U3T like .; . '.. ' T\/TR. THOWA8 WALSH'8 next-Auction ofHoTses of 16, 17, and 21 Gnineas, according to the accommodation. The Principal or Interest will'be paid as desired b STDHET DACEKS :..,"....; 10th Dec, "- . . : Clmr&HML, 60, QUA Y, WATERFORD. , y 1V1 Travelling Vebfctejj, &o$&$,jirill take place ci^JU ^JL npiIE Proprietor THE Cabin Passage by Saturdays' Steamers, 13 Guineas.. - . : .• . BsF Depositors. . , having made . . - -. .. * ON MONDAY , 5TH OF DECEMBER, 1864. VArts &tL ^V\ 1 NEWS FOR QUEENSLAND (fm Grants of Land, value £80). Forward Pataago, 6 Guineas, including ¦ all Provisions Further Information can bd obtained from the under- j s Pr nt n Concerns and FLYING CLOUD: ...(from London) 10th Dec. cooked.. r . • ,. - . At M R LAURENCE DOBBYN'S VETERINARY ©isHJtBi a&Tt *" ' ' B LTB signed, and also from the following Agents:—A. STE- ^WJflBgFEi^gv? Account-Book Manufactory STEAM TO'SEW YORK. Passengers for Canada, the United Statw, jind British EitT^isiVE A RATIONS. Eitablishment Beretfnrd-striit WaierforB " PHENS, Dancaqnen, County.'Wexford ; THOMAS 8. HAR- , , , r( UBl t0 nn !n the f"10 110 V IRGINIA (SJ.) 2000 ttfrta (fyora Liverpool), loth Nov. Columbia booked through on very advantageous fetms. ORDER OF SH.B : Style of N EW TTFES, and a p [aU6.tf. - T. S. HARVEY, Qnjj- Waterforf. • SjHOW, Bar Persons intending property for this s«ale will l« i for tho regularity of her puugtviqd the excellent condition l . ^ ' " ' IN Board Room, Walerford Terminus, i 1'aging Mnchine for Account held before. .!.«? M- i required to have it entered. IKMIK DOBBIN'S, or at Mr. in which she has always deHverajharcaipoes. She will be 8th Oct., 1864. , (n?7-tf) Hooks—is prepared to execute every species of * K O V EMBER , 1864 . 9HAWLS, n&IIAflKS, TICKENS, LACES, WALSU-'S O_ffioe , I'Ul CusturaSWuBe QUay. an or befor« loaded under the regulation) of H. M. Emigration Surveyor*. : MANTLES, jPKV; ¦ UMBRELLAS, HABERD ASHERY, ~1 Her accommodation for alt damp of-passengersis of'the ST&AM COMMUNICATION. ¦ Waterford and IJmcrick Railway t^ne 0'ClockliifLfW.i^nz oJ.aj^J^UteriKtrj,2« .£d.. LETTER-PRESS PRINTING, ¦ I BLACK BILKS, . J^WRS, STAYS, PERKUUERY.., :. . P^ 'g«^p)Lgiveper most superior order. . - -1. ¦.*•¦.. - . . .:: BetwceiLGlasgow, Cork, tad Waterfl^ BONNETS, JltfliNUY, Purchs^OI^f^s. And— 40,828 V^J^j£§^.Coinrnander," PLADDA,"Jonif CHAW FORD, 47 QUAY, WATERrORD. «T OiOBSEKVE—OPPOSITE THE MARKET-HOUSE. Bonded Debt and Debenture Interest took... 14,473 OF FIRST-CLASS HORNED STOCK SAUIES, at Prices in The News Printed List, which may Commander or other First • class Ves- ' 'SSaSBS aS* , N.B.—WANTED, a YOUTH as on APPRENTICE!E. , . • :. : . . Left^- AT KILLOTTERAN HOUSE. he hnd on application. WATERFORD STEAM COMPANY. sel, are intended to Sail as under (unlesi prevented by any " Surplus for Dividends ;. £26,855 INTENDED ORDER of SAILING—NOV., 1864 unforeseen circumstance), with or without Pilot s, and with mO BE SOLD by AUCTION, on WEDNE8DAY, PAMPHLETS, CATALOGUES, and all other BOOK- liberty to Tow Vessels and to render Assistance to above Company « -VTOTICE.—The Waterford Steamship Vessels THE SCOTTISH PROVINCIAL ASSUBANCE RAILWAY TIME TABLES for NOVEMBER. THE is open to accept ojRrg. of J. ( .the 16th day of NOVEMBER at KILLOTTEKAS WOUK , in a manner equal to any house. Specimens may for in Distress:— LOANS in replacement of Bonds paid ofl^ and ^ -^ Company receive Goods Shipment COMPANY. H OUSE, TWO miles from Waterford, on the Old Cork be stcu at the Office. 'illlWlj^lV.. on tho FROM GLASGOW in WATERFORD AND LIMERICK RAILWAY. thoso likel to be shortl ,i. OT.i>fc HIP right to carry by any, not by particular , 20th Oct., 12 noon XLi Incorporated by Act of Parliament. Tho Company s present terms are as follows :. HOMPSON, Esq., 50 HEAD of HORNED CATTLE —•by U.iil to Greenock 6 T , POSTING and HAND-HILLS, in Mack or Colored Inks- Vessels, with liberty to Tow Ships nnd call at other Ports, , p.m. Head Office for Ireland—346 COLLEGE GREEN , Dublin. TRAINS OH WtF.K DATS. SOHDAT8 5 per Cent. Interest, for Three or Five Years' Bonds. consisting of Thoroug Cork and Waterford—Pladda, Tuesday, 1st Nov., 12 noon WATEHFORD jjj ~ ~» h-bred Short Horns, Half-bred Business ami Address Cards; iDclivery and Receipt Books ; and vill not be accountable for injuries or losses arising from Committee of Management—RALPH S. C USACK , Esq, J 3 I 4 5 I 2« 4} per Cent. Interest for larger term Bonds, np to ' —by Rail to Greenock, 5 p.m. | 2 &3 ih-Calf Cows, nnd 20 One and Two-year-ol d Heifers Circulars and I nvoices ; ' Books nnd Forms for Railway delay, accidents of the Seas, Rivers, Fire, the Queen s Ene- TO 12&4 142 1 & 2 1&2 12A3I2&3 Ten Years. Watcrford and Cork—Tuskar, Saturday, 6th Nov., 12 noon J F, Bohomcr, St Doulough's, Co Dublin, and No 3 Gar- Cla>s Cluis. Class Class Class. Class Class and Bullocks ; 15 Well-bred Calves ; 1 capital Family Cnstoiu-lloiift'Forms; I and Steamship Companies : mies, defective Navigation , or accidents from any other cause, LIMERICK. per Cent, —by Itail to Greenock 5 p.m. diner's-row, Chairman. l.H. AM. r.M. r.M. A.H. A.M. r.H. 4J for Loan or Dobentnres (Perpetual). Horse, 1 Three-year old Filly, 2 most promising Colts. Letter and Account Freight and Shipping Notes ; nor fornny loss which might linvc bren covered by Insurance, , , Note, Cork and Waterford—Pladda Wed'day, JOHN QUAIN , Esq, General Manager, (h> Union Bank Interest Coupons will be issued with the Bonds, Headings ; {Insurance & Mercantile Forms nor for Leakage, Breakage, Condition, Quality, or contents of , Oth Nov., 12 noon hm hm hm hm.hra hm h ra Particulars and Pedigrees in Catalogues, to be had —by RH H to Greenock 6 p.m. of Ireland, No 11 Westmoreland-street, Dublin, and made payable half-yearl y, at BANK of LEEULND, Brokers' Weekly Circulars Forms and Notices for Spirit any Parcels or Packages, unless specially entered and ad va- , Waterforcl...D4i SO 9 45 2 ii 8 30 7 IS — 8 30 from . THOMAS WALSH, Auctioneer. ; Watcrford nnd Cork—Tuskar Monday, No 6 Vesey place Kingstown, Vicc-Chaiiman. Dublin or Waterford. Pawnbrokers' Tickets; Lir. oses ; lorem Freight j»U. Goods not removed to be Stored at tho , 14th Nov., 12 noon , Cirrick 6 40 10 20 3 18 9 15 7 50 — 9 15 to : Waterford, November 4, 1864. [ltl risk " —by Rail to Greenock, 6 p.m: Sir THOMAS DEANE 20 Longford-terrace, Montatoirn Clonmel 7 15 10 52 3 55 10 0 — — 10 0 Applications ^addressed undersigned) will be dealt task and Bottle Labels, in any Reports of Meetings, Ser- and expense of the Consignees. , , , Cork and W.Herford—Pladda, Fr day, 18th Nov., 12 noon Junction Dtp 8 45 12 24 5 35 12 15 — — 12 15 color required ; mous, Ac; All Goods will be considered as subjecl to n general lien Co Dublin. with according to priority of dato, until the available AUCTIONEER AND VALUATOR —by Rail to Greenock , 6 p.m. Llmerlclc.Mripj 9 45 1 20 6 40 1 80 — — 1 10 Business Announcements ; Bill-Headings and Parcel La- and held not only for Fi eight of the same, but for all Arrears ROBERT WARREN , Jun, Esq, J P, Wyvern, Killiney, marginal powers under Company's Acts, become fnlly Importer WaterFord and Cork—Tuskar, Tuesday, 22nd Nov., 12 noon Auctioneers' Catalogues and bcls at prices to suit all ; of Freight, Storage, or other charges due by the , Co Dublin, and No 40 Rutland-square West. Down Trainsfrom Limerick. exercised again. (By order), (jy lo-lf) WILLIAM FITZHENRY begs to intimate to tho —by Rail to Greenock, 6 p.m. Particulars of Sale ; And, in short, every ucsenp- Owner, or Consignees to tho Company. Physician—SAMUEL GEOBGE WILMOT, Esq, M D, No THOMAS AINSWORTH, Secn-tary. large circlo of his late Father's friends and Cdrk and Watcrford—Pladda, Saturday, 26tU Nov., 12 noon TK AI XS OX WEf.K DATg. | 8UKDAT8. Check-Book s and Check-Tick-| tion of Printing, Plain of WATERFORD AND BRISTOL. 20 Merrion-squarc North. LIMERICK —j T—;j Head Office, , Oct., business connections, that he will now carry on the —by Rail to Greenock , 6 p.m. 5 j ; J I | 2« Waterford Terminus 18G4. rts of every kind ; ! Ornamental. Gipsy and Briton. Solicitor— K OBEUT CASEI, Esq, 21 St Anlrcw-street. TO 12&3'l&2 1243 1 &2 12&31S&3 I !>&3 BUSINESS of AUCTIONEER and VALUATOR. TROM VfATr.RFORD DtllECT : PBOJt BRISTOL , FROM CORK TO Cla clas> cla Class Class. Class Class The Wnterford Public Auction Mart Orders from neighboring towns attended to with punctu- Glasgow (direct) Bankers— The Union Bank of Ireland. WATERFORD. " «'- Repayment of the Priv. Austrian , Gipsy and Briton. Gipsy, direct. Tuskar, iVed'd'y,2nd Nov., 4 p.m l»gy" The special advantages to be derived from As A.tl. A.M. r.H. r.H. A.M. A.M. r.M. 4th November, 1864. [n4-t ality and accuracy. Tucjilny, , ... 8 Morn Friday, Nov 4, ... 8J Morn Watcrford & Glasgow ...Pladda Friday , 4th „ 4 p.m Railway Loan: Nov I , suring in this Office are:— Very Moderate Uites of Pre- HZ3" ACCOUNT BOOKS, with or withoutprintcd head- Friday. " 4, ... 10 Morn Friday, " II , ... 4 Aftn'n Glasgow (direct) Tuskar, Wcd'd'y, Otb „ 12 n'n ihmihm hm hm hm hm hm , Tuesiluy, 'n Friday, " 19, ... 8J Morn Large Bonuses; Liberal Condition!. 4s 11 10 45 10 RESULT of the 1st OCT. DRAWING at VIENNA THOMAS LAWLOR ngs, made in a superior manner, strongly bound, and Paged " 8, ... I Afln Wa'orford & Glasgow Pladdn, Saturd'y, 12th „ 1 p.m mium; Llmtucl.. ^.Ilep 6 0 t 0 — — 45 . Friday, " 11 , ... 3 Aftn 'n Friday. " S5, ... 3 Afln' n Glasgow (direct) Tusknr Intending; Assurers are hereby informed that the Junction Dtp 1 55 12 22 5 25 12 15 — — 12 15 AUCTIONEER AND VALUATOR consecutivel alternatel or in duplicate when required. Tuesday, , Saturd'y, 10th „ 8 n. - > MR. M. BRISBOIS-HTJMBERT, Banker, Frank- y, y, , " 15, ... 8 Morn Briton, calling at Pembroke Waterford & ' Directors have never yet disputed payment »f a p olicy, Clonmel D 30 1 32 8 50 2 15 — 2 15 ' Friday, •• 19, ... 10 Mocn J) ^ . Glasgow....Pladda , Tuesday, 22nd „ 10 a n Carriek 10 20 ¦ 2 3 7 30 2 55 8 30 — 2 55 fort-on-Maine, lias tbo honour to inform the LAWLOR begs All orders with which the Proprietor may be favored shall Glasgow (direct) Tuskar Saturd' 2Cth 1 p.m discrimi- npHOMAS to infoi m tho Gentry Tuesday, " 22. ... 1 Aftn 'n Tuesdaj, Nov I , ... 6| .Morn , y, „ a. fact which cannot fail to be appreciated by a Waterford... Artlll i ' 2 35 8 10 3 45 9 10 — 3 4« Public that at the 1st October drawing of tho said CCURACY and JL and.Inhabitants of WaterforJ , and the surround- be performed with tho utmost NEATNESS, A , Friday • 2a, ... 3 Aft n'n Tuesday, •• 6. ... 12 Noon Waterford & Glasgow Pladda, Tuesday, 2Dth „ 8 p.m nating public. Mail Trains marked with an asterisk, t Goods Loan, Scrie 339, No. 22, gained the Capital Prize of Tuesday, " 29, ... 7 Morn 7 Morn ing Counties, that he is prepared to undertake the DESPATCH, and at prices exceedingly moderate, the quality Tuesday, '• 15, ... FROM WATERFORD TO COPIES or FARKS :—FirstClaas Single Tlcket,l4s2d ; Second do., 10s 8d ; 200,000 florins = £20,000. The shareholders of this Tursdaj, " 32, ... 11 Morn Cork and Glasgow Tuskar Monday, 31et Oct., 1 p.ro, ANNUAL REPORT AND BALANCE SHEET, Third do, Cs 5d; Return—Pirst Class, 21s 3d ; Second do., 16s. Management of Sales of erery description ot Property, of the work considered. Tuesday, " 29, ... 6 Morn , Loan aro informed that a great number of prizes Glasgow (direct) Pladda, Saturday, 5th Nov., 3 p in. along with Prospectuses, and Forma of Proposal , are The train between Waterford and Carrlck only now runs on in Town or Country, Pembroke Dock to Waterford, from the South Wales Rail- Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday, iu each week. resulting from previons drawings have , not been KING-STREET, WATERFORD. Cork and Glasgow Tuskar, Monday, 7th „ 1 p.m., in course of being distributed at H EAD OFFICES and - All Orders addressed to him at Mr. J. FLAHAVAN 'S, way Terminus AS soon after arrival from Bristol AK possible. , Glasgow (direct) Pladdn Monday, 14th 3 p.m. claimed. The said Honse offers to give information Michael-street, or the Coach Factory, Cathetine-street, C35"On Early Morning Sailings the Cabin of the Steam- , „ AGENCIES throughout the United Kingdom. , Cork and Glasgow Tuskar Wed'day, lUth 1 p.m. WATERFORD AND KILKENNY RAILWAY. and to remit the prizes. For all Investments in Go- Waterford, will receive prompt attention (n4 ly) BUTLER'S CATECHISM ers will be Open to receive Passengers arriving from London , „ FIRE DEPARTMENT. Glasgow (direct) Pladda Wed'day, 3 p.m. Up Trains from Waterford. vernment Securities, by which can be realised £25,- by the Night Mail Train. , 23rd „ Risks are undertaken at the usunl rntes. Claims Cork and Glasgow TuskarThurcday, 21th „ 1 p.m. TRAINS OX WKKK OATS. 8CNDAT TfcAlXS. 000 and £20,000 by investing £l, pleats to apply to WILLIAM SMITH , TO CATHOLIC CLERGY, BOOKS. LLERS, &c. Cabin Fare, 17s. 6d. ; Servants nnd Children 10s. 6d. promptly sett'.ed. Losses arising from Explosion of Gas j , Glasgow (direct) Pladdn Thursday, 1st Dec 3 p.m s ~1 T~ Mr. M. BRISDOIS-H I JIBERT Banker Frankfort-on- Return do., 27s. ; or with liberty to return from Dublin , , . ore p.iid by this Company. Transfers from other offices jit 2 i 4 i 2 ' , , AUCTIONEER AND VALUATOR, On Sale at The News Office , FARES:— 8TATIONS, I12&3 f&2 1 &2 I2&3 12&3 12&3 1 2&3 Maine, or letters addressed to 17, Bunhill Row, Lon- Cork, or Wcxford, 31s.. 6d., Steward's fee included ; Deck effected without increased expense. ! Class Class. Class Class. Class. Class. Class . 43, MICHAEL-STREET (Corner of Lady-lane), (With the Recommendation of tho Bishop of Watcrfoid and Glasgow to Wiiterford or Cork...Cabin, 17s. 6d. ; Deck , 10s. don, B.C., will bo forwarded to him. .,v (o28-3t»). 7s. Gd. Females attend thc Ladies' Cabin. ' Secretary: for Ireland—THOMAS MAXLY. | A.M . A.M. r.M. r.M Ml. now ready to receive ORDERS for the DISPOSAL Lismore, the Right Rev. Dr. O'B BIF.K ,) Cork to Wnterford Cabin, 8s. Od. ; Deck, 4s. N.B.—This Company is represented at the Union IS Return Tickets available for One Month ; h m hm hm hm hm pm hm of all kinds of GOODS and PROPERTY by for the Instruction of Children, WATERFORDCamilla,. Vesta AND, and LIVERPOOL. Zephyr. , not transferable: Bank in Dublin, and at all its branches throughout MONEY TO LEINttL- ft. Catechism Glasgow to Cork or Waterford... Cabin, 25s. Od. Waterfor ... 7 Morn j The Union Bank. I 1&2 US L2&3 12 &3 12&3 12fc 3 are annually divided in Monthl p allotments iu various rose Quay, Cork ; G KAIIAM BRTUNEB Greenock THOMAB STATIONS. 12&3 has experienced from his friends, begs to state that no Faithful of these Dioceses. Tuesday, „ 29, ... 12 Koon Tuesday, „ 29 , ,.. 10 Morn , ; I Alexander Brcmner, Esq., Merchant Class. Clnik.Claas. ClssB. Class. Class. Class. sums upwards, to £25.000 sterling. An Investment of WHTTE 2 Oswald Street Glasgow ; exertion shall be wanting on his part for the time to D. O'BRIEN R.C.B. Cabin Fare, 15s. ; Servants and Children, 10s. ; Deck, 7s. , , , Cork —i Samuol P. Lindsay, Esq., Sjlicitor and A.H. A.M. r.M. t.V. A.M. r.M. r.M. may secure .£25,000 sterling. For Prospectus (which " ?£. , Gd. ; Children. 4s. Females attend the Ladies £1 eome to gire entire satisfaction. Valuations underta- ' Cabin. MICHAEL DOWNEY, I Notary Public, 25, South Mall. will be ' sent gratis), apply to FREDERICK SIKTZ , " Watcrford June 2, 1859." Goods received at Clarence Dock. hm It in hm hm hm hro hm ken at an hour's notice, and A uctions in any part ot [ at 28-3m] Custom House Quay, Watcrford Messrs. H.& R. Townsend , Land Agents, ' Banker, Frankfort-on-the-Maine ; or Letters addressed , icy Orders from any part of the Diocese, sent in Dnblin(GSW)Z>;> — 8 45 12 30 — 8 0 — ] — the County, shall be conducted with care, fidelity, and WATERFORD AND LONDON. 58, Grand Parade. Carlow(ISE).... — 10 33 3 0 — 10 20 • — to him, at 8, Three King Court, Lombard-street, and directed to C. R EDMOND , Printer and Publisher Aurora, Beta, Citizen, or other eligible Vessels. ^ M.D., The unwearied attention. Office Wex/ord-Percy Swan Waddy, Esq , Kilkenny ....Dep 7 45 11 45 4 10 — 9 0 — - London, E.C, will be immediately forwarded. jl8-3ra*) W ater ford Sews , 40 King-street, promptly at- FROK WATEBFOBD : PBOM LONDON : HOTELS. Cottage. Waterford....Ar/ 9 30 I 20 6 50 I — 730pm — — A Spacious Mart, for the Sale of Property of every tended to- The Trade supplied on moderate terms. Friday, Nov 4 ... 9 Aftn'n Wednesday Nov 2, ... 8 Morn description, is now attached to thc Red Hovme. Friday, „ II ... 2 Aftn 'n Wednesday „ 9, ... 8 Morn Queenstouin—Athwell Hayes Allen, Esq., Solicitor Gnods conveyed by Trains marked t i Mail Trains • LOANS ON M0BTGAGE BEBENTITEE8 May bo hid Retail from every Catholic Bookseller in " THE EUB0PEAMV' Public. FAM'S TO DUBLIN :—First Clom 81n*le Ticket, 1\t. ; S»oon ICF "J- H. attends Enniscorthy every Fai r and Mar- Friday, ,, 16 ... 2 Afln'o Wedneadar M 16*, ... 8 Mom and NoUry Ss 3d; Retarn-Fint Glaai 31s 6d ; Se- he Diocese. Friday „ 23 ... 2 Aft'no Wednesday ,, 23, ... 8 Mom FAMILY AND COMMERCIAL HOTEL Lumore (Co. Waterford)—M. C. Harman, Esq. do., 15s 8d | Third do, , KILKENNY JUNCTION RAILWAY COMPANY . ket day ; and Mr. STEPHEN W HITE, Arthurstotvn, re- Wednesday, „ 30, ... 8 Morn cond do, 23s 6d. (Late " Londonderry,") Carrick-on-Suir—\V. H. Ilaslam, Esq., Villa Factory ILKKMKY Single Ticket, 6a ; Second DIRECTORS of the Kilkenny Junction Kail- ceives Orders there. All letters to be addresiid to Red Noiv Ready, Price One Shilling, or Free ly Post for Cabin Fare, 20s.; Deck , 10s. FAKIS TO K -.—First Class THE , Esq., Royal Hotel. do, 4s ii:Third do. 2s 7d: Return-First Clm.Os ; 2d do, 6i6d Company, which is under arrangements lor House, Wexford. Thirteenpence , LOADIHO BERTHS:—London—British and Foreign Steam & 6 BOLTON STREET DUBLIN. Fermoy— William Sheriffs way 5, , Railway Com- " I feel very great pleasure in bearing testimony to the Wharf, Lower East Smithfiold , and West Kent Wharf , working by the Waterford and Limerick " CASHEI. OP THE KINGS," J. MOLON Y, (successor to WALSH & G OSSOK J ALLIANCE WATERFORD AND TRAMORE RAILWAY. (or LOANS on MORT- superior and highly creditable manner in which Mr. Jons Soutlnvaik. Parcels received at 137 Leadenhall-strcet, E.C. 1 ¦ pany, will receive proposals BEING a HISTORY of the CITY of CASHEL , com- Proprietor Life and Fire Assurance Company, >, Week Day Trains. GAGE DEBENTOHES for such periods as may be Hinton, Auctioneer, conductedmy Sale at Ballynesker Lodge, and ori inal documents WATERFORD AND PLYMOUTH. ISS* TERMS VEST MODEBATB falie-l; and I am convinced that his tact, ability, paompt settle- piled from scarce books g , I BAKTHOLEMEW LANE, LONDON. I a 3 5 7 8 " agreed upon, bearing Interest at the rate of SIX per by JOHN DAVIS WHITE , of Cashel, Solicitor, Sub- Dublin, Citizen, Hanger, Aurora, or other eligible FTOM I' * * I I " ments, and faithful attcntiou to clients, will command tbe Vessels. '"" a m » m p m pm p m pm pm|pm pm Cent, per Annum, payable Half-yearly large amount of deserved patronage which is certain to await Librnrian of the Cashel Diocesan Library, &c. CITY MANSION HOTEL, STERLING. hm hm hm hm hm hmlhm hnj hm PROM VfATEKFORD: FROM PLTMOOIII : CAPITAL—FIVE MILLIONS (By Order), HENRY SARGEN T, Secretary. EDDT " iler direct, for thirteen W'f.l »8 0 10 45 12 0 «2 15 4 0 5 30 8 45 — him. "J. H. B . May be had from the Comp Friday, Nov 4, ... 2 Aftn'n iThursday, Nor 3, ... 8 Aftn 'n 30, LOWER BRIDGE STREF.P, DUBLIN, PRESIDENTS .' — Company's Office, 2, Bank-place, Waterford. (aul9-tf.) Jons QUIKRE Bookseller and Tore «5 0 11 15 10 3 IS 4 30 «6 0 9 13 — — Stamps ; or from Mr. , Friday ,, 11 , ... 2 Aftn 'n Thursday, ,,V », ... 8 Aftn'n A DMITTEDLY one of the BEST SITUATE, SAMUEL GcnNET, Esq. ; Sir MOSES MONTBFIORB , Bart. In the Landed Estates Court, Ireland (s2 Ct). Friday „ 18, ... 2 Aftn'n Thursday, ,, 17, ... 8 Aftn'n Stationer , Cashel. J\. CHEAPEST, and MOST COMFORTABLE Rate of Assurance and every information may be Sunday Trains LOANS ON CALL OR DEPOSIT Friday, „ 25, ... 2 Aftn 'nlrhursday, „ 2) , ... 8 Aftn'n SHIP-YARD, &c, CITY OF WATERFORD. Thursday ,. 31. ... 8 ATtn'n FAMILY and COMMERCIAL HOTELS in the CITY. had of 1) 2 3 45 6 7 89 10 SIX PER CENT. INTEREST. ONE HUNDRED PRIZES Oabin Fare, 20s.; Deck, 10s. Taking Goods for Falmouth Bed la j Breakfast Is. ; Dinner (Ordinary), Is. Od. MR. RICHARD HARRIS, a m ' p m p m p m p m p m p m p m p m pm In the Matter of the Estate •) rTIQ BE SOLD BY Proprietor of tho DUBLIN , , _ WILL be Riven by the Southampton, Portsmouth, and places adjacent. Dining And Sitting Rooms, set opirt for Ladles and 15, Queen-street, Waterford. h m hm hm hm hm hm hm hm hm hm THE DIRECTORS of the Waterford and Kilkenny of ALBEET WHITE, con- J_ AUCTION, before Prico 3d., b Post 5d., FAMILY ALMANAC, y WATERFORD AND BELFAST. Families, Free of Charge. Accommodation,for Seventy- MARINE ASSURANCE. •0 0 13 15 1 30 2 30 4 30 8 45 — — — — JL Railway are prepared to accept TENDERS for tinned in tho names of the Honourablo Judge Hundred Charades Riddles 9 30 12 45 2 0 4 0 30 9 15 - — - — for each of tho best One , , Aurora, Nora, or other eligible Vessels. five Persons. Cargoes per Steamer and Sailing Vessel to any "5 LOANS on MORTGAGE BONDS, at 5 per Cent., pay- MICHAEL MURPHY and LONGFIELD, on TUES. and Conundrums, which will be published in the TR0M WATERFORD: FROM BELFAST : t£g"A Night Porter always in attendance. HaO-ly] port in the Irish, Bristol , and English Channels, In- Those marked thus * are mail trains. able upon cither One or Two Months' Notice, to be CHARLBS HENRY JAMES, ! DAY, the 15th day of DUBLIN FAMILY ALMANAC for 1805, on the 1st Saturday, Nov 5, ... 2 Aftn'n Wi-dnenday Nov 2. ...12 Noon FAR *B :—First Class 8lnglo Ticket, lOd. ; Return Ticket, Is. , Official Assi PATRICK S. CAREY, Proprietor. sured on very MODERATE TERMS , (tf) 7d.; Return Ticket 9d. always increased to 0 per Cent whenever and during Esqrs., gnees [NOVEHDIK , 18G1, at tho DKCF.Mr.En next. Saturday, „ 12, ... 2 Aftn'n Wednesday, „ 9, ... 3 Altn 'n Second Clisa Single Ticket, , Irish Banks are allowing 4 per Cent, of tho said Albert White Saturday, ,, 19, ... 2 Afln'n Wednesday „ 18, ... '.2 Noon thc time the on , hour of TWELVE o'Clock The Prizes will consist of 100 elegantly-bound ' Receipts. a Bankrupt Owners ; Ex Saturday, „ 26, ... 2 Altn'n Wednesday „ 23, ... 3 Altn'n KELLY'S CROWN HOTEL, GAME NOTICE. _ SOUTH WALES RAILWAY. _ Deposit , Noon, in tho Landed Es- Books especially got up for Christinas Presents. Weduei»day 3i " ... \'l Noon rr\HE following LANDS in the BARONY of IDA EWLEY , M f MONCK STREET, Jf EXFOSD. g yiix.PATS —urTRAina. They will also accept Tenders for like Bonds, at 5 parte SAMUEL B . tates Court, Four Courts, at 18 LOWER OR .MOND 7s. 8d. are strictly Pre- The Prizes will be delivered , Cabin Fare los. Deck, THIS is a Central and Comfortable House, in which 1 nnd COUNTY of KILKENNY, 't, 8TATIOK8; Exp. 1, 2, 3 Exp. 1 & 2 1, 2, 3 Mail 1,2,3 per Cent., for One, Three, or Five Years, and for the Jun., Esq., Petitioner, j Inns-quay, in the City of Q IAY , by the Publisher, THOMAS H.VCKUTT, to whom WATERFORD AND NEW ROSS. everything can be had on thc most Moderate terms. served : BALLYNAJIONA, BALLYKEOGHAN, p cla k2 cla class 1 & 2 class. Debenture Stock , bearing interest at G per C*nt. for ' _ ii?J? " ' " Dublin, in one Lot, the following Premises, viz :— all communications arc to be directed, with veal name FROM WATERFOBD — Daily, Sundays execpted, at 3.15 P.M . tJ5T Best Dublin and Wcxford Spirits ; also Brandies, KILL AS PY. Also tho LANDS of MOUNT SION, in Mis Starting I a m a m am am am pm p m. Three Years, and 5 per Cent, in perpetuity afterwards. Part of the Lands of MOUNT MISERY, with the at 8.30 A .M . n New Milford 9 0 — 11 0 4 20 8 45 .ml address, as a guarantee of good faith and not for FROM NEW Koss—Daily, Sundays excepted, Wines, l\mer, Ale, &c. [nul5-tfj the BARONY of KILCULLIHEEN and COUNTY of — 7 IS The Line is worked by the Waterford and Limerick GRAVING DOCK and BUILDING SLIP thereOD, (slO-Ct) WATERFORD. SAMUEL T. GRUBB, J.P. 60 Llanellr — 9 47 10 55 — 1 39 0 44 9 6 the 25th March publication WATERFORD AND DUNCANNON. Cars on Hire at the shortest notice. 72 Swansea — llO 10 11 15 — 2 5 7 0 9 45 Company, and for the year ending , situate in the Liberties of the City of Waterford and at 3.15 P.M . F ROM WATKRFORD —Daily, Sundays cxccptcd, Killaspy House, August, 18C4. Latl-1-tf] U4| Cardiff. 5 45 12 33 12 40 — 4 31 8 49 — 18G4, the Traffic Receipts were £19,954 19s. Id., the connty of Kilkenny (stated in Ordnance map as si- THE WATERFORD COACH FACTORY FKOM DUSCASNOS —Dail Sundays execpted, at 8.15 A.M . MiLI 'OltD IIA FEN Newport y, 126J I 6 14 1 25 1 20 — 5 10 9 13 — Working and other expenses being £9,309 5s. 10d., tuate in tho county of the City of Waterford), held (It . LA IV L O ICS ). Berths secured and every information given by the Agents. 171 Glouc'ter(dp) i 8 15 4 2 2 41 — 7 IS 12 40 — leaving a Balance of £10 255 18s. 3d., for Interest on GAME J85 Poridington..:!! IS 9 0 6 10 — 11 0 4 35 , under lease dated tho 12th of July, 1819, for the resi. R. IJ . has now on Show at his Establishment, Bristol—1\\c General Steam Packet Office. Liverpool— THE SOUTH WALES HOTEL, — Loans, after the payment of which there is a consider- Company, 23, Brunswick-street , 1TKXIC OATt—D OWit IBAl nB. due of 9/ years from 25th March, 1819, subject to £53 CATHERINE-STREET* BERE.SKORD STKKET, Waterlord Steam Ship A DJ0ININO the Terminus of the South Wales fTIHE following Townlands, in the BARONY of IDA S ~ J^ able surplus, and the opening of the New Line from XTIIOXT OBINSON , ¦S' ' " 37" 10s. 0d., present currency, yearly rent. Watcrford , the following New Work :— Washington Buildings. London—A . G. R strictl PRE- STATIONS. 1, 2, 3 1,273, lT2, -Erp l & 2 EzpTT&, 2 Maryborough now constructing (a distance 20 Mark Lane; British and Foreiirn Steam Wharf, Lower XJL Railway Company nt New Milford, and the Land- 1 COUNTY or KILKENNY, aro y S class. 1 class, class. 142 class. 112 class Kilkenny to , Also one other part of the said Lands (with the PA. Full-sized Circular-fronted BROUGHAMS; Miniature ing Stage of the Wnterford and Cork Royal Mail Packets, of 19 Miles from Kilkenny to Abbeyleix being com- East Sinithfield , and West Kent Wharf, Southwark ; Par- SERVED :— Mis. Starting pm am am am am pm pm. TENT SLIP thereon), held under lease dated the 31st ditto, only 8J Cwt. The Public are respectfully informed that the above PABKSTOWN, MELVILLE, leted), will materially increase thc Receipts. cels received nt 137 Leadcnhall Street, E.C. Plymouth— 0 Pnddington — — 6 0 0 15 11 45 4 50 8 10 p of January, 1825, for residue of 93 years:from thc 25th A New Design of BROUGHAM CAR, or Small 'BUS, extensive Establishment is replete with every accommo- ATATEEMORE, UAIIILLAKEEN, 114 Glouc'terMp — 6 35 11 15 12 55 3 30 8 20 2 15 Applications to be Addressed to the undersigned at th e H ESRY J. WAHINU , theWharf, Milbay. Bel/ait—R. H EN- 4(1 21 25 44 of March, 1824, at a peppercorn rent. with Circular Front and Round Koof , to carry Seven e29 tf dation. Coffee, Commercial, and Sitting Rooms ; Bil NICIIOjASTOWiJ , HALLINAMOKAHA N, 15S1 Newport ^ - 8 I 8 2 S 9 3 40 Company's Offices , 2 Bank Place, Mall , Waterford. DEIISON & SONS , Donegnl Qnny j G ] 95 133 2 47 5 55 10 4 of said Lands, held under lease dated Persons inside and Two out. WATERFORD Hard and Smoking Rooms. The Rooms are large AIRMOUNT , j UALLYKILLABOY , UP- 170J Cardiff — 4-1 B Order, And also part And at the Company's Office, the MALL, , lofty, 216 Swansea • - 11 0 4 5 4 0 7 50 11 34 5 37 y 1830 for residue of 87 years from the A C VNOE BAUOUCHE ; I'ark , Albert , and Victoria and airy, beautifully decorated, elegantly furnished and KILMURUY , PER AND LOWER, the 29th June, , , 225 Llanellj — III 43 4 50 4 40 8 38 I — 6 17 WILLIAM! WILLIAMS, Secretary. 1829, at a peppercorn rent. IMIyETONS ; Light Pony do. WATERFORD AND MILFORD HAVEN are otherwise fitted up with every regard to comfort and 11ALLINUREA , MILTOWN and 275! Hav'fordw 't — 1 40 I 6 47 6 15 — I — 8 11 29th September, TINVANCOOSIf, FAHY,. Waterford, Oct. 7, 1864. (jalO-tf.) or PLOT OF GROUND, part of eaid WAGGONETTES, with Movcablc Roofs ; convenience. 385 iNcw Milford — I 2 15 I 7 12 6 35 — ! — 8 36 Also a YARD ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS CIIARLESTOWN, 13ALLINCURRAGH , held nnder leaso dated the 5th August, 1839, I'HJJTONETTKS , own Design; Fashionable DOG This Hotel is situated on thc banks of the far-famed Pnddlugton takesThird A CARD. Lands, BALLYMOUNTAIN, BISHOP'S HALL, The 6 0 a.m Train from . Class Passen- forresiduo of 75 years from 25th March, 1839, subject CARTS ; Market or Whitechapcl Cam ; DAILY COMMUNICATION Milford Haven , and commands a most extensive view of MOANROE, NEWTOWN, gers for the South Wales Railway only. SOCIABLES , COVERED CARS , OUT3IDE ditto her Majesty ' QU >DAT TRAINS. JOSEPH MURPHY, to £35 yearly rent. s Dockyard , and of the romantic and pictu BALLYHOMUCK , CAPPAII , 2nd & 3rd 10 0 a. m. IlEStDENT CHIROPODIST, &C, in great varietv . (Sundays Excepted,) resque Scenery of thc nei hbourhood Down Trains from PodJingtoD , 1st, , , And OIBO part of said Lands, held nnder lease dated ' g . JJAUNNAGELOGE, GAULSTOWN. Arrival at New Milford, — II 15 p. m. 49, LADY-L ANE , WATERFORD. A number of Second-hand PHOTONS, WAG- SOUTH OF IRELAND Visitors of the 10 40 a. m. the 31st January, 1825, for residue of 92 years from BETWEEN THE , , Tourists, Commercial Gentlemen, and Fa- Also the following lands in thc COUNTY Up Irom New Milford ... ••• s treatment for the removal of CORNS, GONETTES, OUTSIDE CARS , &c. SOUTH WALES AND ENGLAND I'addinpton, arrival .. 11 15 p. m. JM' Is! May, 1824, at a peppercorn rent. milies will find this Establishment, for situation and CITY ot WATERFORD :— B UNIONS, and W ELTS, on the feet is entirely New and Second-hand Work hired out with option of Via Waterford and Milford Haven, in connection with FAKCH :—For Fares s:e Waterford and Milford Haven Royal • Dated this 18th day of July, 18G4. comfort, combined with moderate charges, surpassed by CHRISTENDOM UPPER! NEWTOWN and , in another column. and DOES KOT REqums CUTTING. On its Purchase. Two Years' engagement given with all new Qr?at Western South Wales Steam ShipAdvertisement painless, J. E. MADDEN, for Chief Clerk. Express Trains on the , no other in thc Princi pality. Night Porter meets the AND LOWER , NEWKATH. lication the existing pain is alleviated, and if Work. Watcrford and Limerick, Waterford and Kilkenny, Boats. Hot , ANNEMOUNT, first app DESCniPTIVE PARTICULARS. , Cold , and Shower Baths THE MAILS FROM WATERFORD. his instructions be carried ont by thc Bnfferer, those iCP Repairs neatly executed, and in the cheapest and other Trnins in the South of Ireland. All communications should be addressed to (jy2S-tf1 All persons trespassing on any of these lands after On a portion of the premses is the well-known The liours up to which letters and papers may be posted annoyances will not return. Fee for a single Corn, manner. (j)'l-tfj «=i - rT\ IIESE Fast and Well-appointed Steam- E. WILLIAMS , Manager. this Notice aro liable to legal prosccation. at the Waterford Office are as follow:— " Waterford Ship-yard," which haa been in existence ' as. Bunions and Welts on examination, as may be half a century. Jt has a deep water froutagQ flJaiaT*^- A ers, carrying Her Majesty s Mails, Sail Ballymountain, Nov. 7th, 180-1. nf Box Closes. Despatched. for nearly STONE WORKS, o^f^g\ -Daily (Sudavs execpted), Clonroel. Cork, Limerick, Ac, 9 Is a.m 9 25 a.m agreed on. J. M. has oporated successfully for over 20 to the Suir of about 505 feet, and presents advantages Hv^ ROM the Starch Atanufactureis to H It. H. the Princess of JOHNSTOWN , WATERFORD -iScxfeSand^- F WATERPORD—From Adclphi GAME NOTICE Dublin (early English Mails) 4c, 11 30 a.m IMS mm years, and for the paBt three years in Waterford, and very seldom met with in establishments of this descrip- aft er th« arrival of the Limerick Train Wales. Dungartan, ...... I 30 p.m 2 0 p.m le instance of failure. Wharf immediately (1st Mail), ...... 7 0 a.m 7 40 a.m has never known a sing tion. 'Clock in thc Afternoon , reaching Milford Haven Tramore —Ladies and Gentlemen attended at their own JOHN COLLINS bcgR to inform the Public that he at Three o THE GLENFIELD STARCH. THE undermentioned Townlands in the BARONY Do (2nd do), ...... 1 30 am 2 0p.m N.B. The Buildings are all in good order, and consist of a has Monuments, Head Stones, and Tomb Stone? (wind and weather permitting) in time to enable Passengers -1- awarded the PRIZE MEDAL, 1862. of IDA and COUNTY of KILKENNY, arc Passage East, ... «, 4 0 a.m 6 0 a.m house on the shortest notice. Superintendents Residence)' Mould and Joiners' Lofts, 4 0 a»m 6 0 a.m ready made. All kinds of Cut Stone for Buildings. to proceed by thc 9 5 a.m. Express Train to London, reach- This Unrivalled STARCH is used in the Royal Laun. preserved :— Duomors ... •» >•• J. M. attends every Thursday at Mrs. K EAHNET'S, Saw Pits, Boat Sheds, Block Shop, Large Smitny, Saw and of ton at 0 0 p.m Third Class Passengers will Ferrybank (1st Mail), ...... 4 0 a.m 6 0 a.m (jj^T Moderate Prices best Workmanship ing Padding dry , and pronounced by Her MAJESTY'S LAUN- 0 a.m 11 30 a.m Strand-street, Tramore. Boiler and Engine-houses, which will pass to a y the Through 7 5 a-m. train to London.— RATHPATRICK, I liUFFANY, Ho (2nd do) ...... U Mills, All Orders attended to at the Shortest Notice If) be forwarded b DRESS to be the FINEST STARCH she ever used. (3rd do) ...... 2 23 p.m 2 20 p.ra purchaser under his conveyance. He can also have Passengers arriving at Milford Haven on Sunday mornings SLIEVERUE, or GORTEENS. Do 49 LAW LANE, WA TERFORD. Her MAJESTY'S LACE-DRKSSER declares it to be Kilkenny, Thomastowo, Now Ross, Thc following arc among the m»ny Testimonials re- other articles sat forth in the Rental at a valuation, if AWAY TO N ERVOUS SUFFERERS. will leave per the 9 15 a-in. Train. KILMURRY, | Wexford, 4c., on we«k days ... 6 30 p.ra 6 45 p.m GIVEN the BEST she has tried, and the abovo Award by Lands will be Mr. MORPHT :— so disposed. Dr. SMITH has just published a Free Edition of From M ILPORD HAVEN , from the Railway Pier Daily, at All persons SPORTING ou these Do. do., on Sundays ... 3 45 p.m 4 0 p.m ceived by somn of the most eminent scientific men of the age , ... 7 4S p.m 8 15 p.ra (From the Rev. Thomas Gimlette.) there is 'also an excellent 20,O(X> copies of the " WARNING VOICE, or PRIVATE 715 p.in, Sundays excepted, after the arrival of the 9 15 a.m. prosecuted. (au2G-tf) Dublin (late English Mails) Ac Adjoining the Ship-yard , Cork Limerick. 4c, ... 7 45 p.m 8 IS p.m DBPUT Lady-hne, Waltrford MEDICAL FRIEND," a New Work on the cure ofNer- Express Train from Pnddington Station, London, reaching confirms its superiority. Clonmel , Mr. J OSEPH M , of. 48, , Timber-yard and Graving-bank, having & river frontage secure the WOTIIERSPOON f i Co., Glasgow and London. The mails arrive and are delivered as under :— Chiropodist, is possessed of a most excellentCure for Coma. 's Patent Slip, 375 vous Debility, Loss of Memory, Dimness of Sight, Lassi- Waterford (wind and weather permitting) so as to Irish Frieze "Woollen Factory, Arriral . Deliiery. of about 457 feet, on which Morton Cork, and the He has effectually cured me of some very troublesome ones, tnde, Iudigestion, Dislike to Society, Spennatorrlioa, Local departure of the 6 a.m. Train to Limerick, CARRICK-ON-SUIR. Dublin (late Eng. Mails) 4c, ... 4 0 a.m 7 0 ajn feet long, bos been erected. Muscular Relaiation, Lanponr, Listlessness, South of Ireland j and the 11 45 a.m. Train to Kilkenny aud THE TURKISH DIVAN. , 4c, ... 4 0 a.m 7 0 a.m without pain or inconvenience. The Buildings on thU division comprise a large Fit- Weakness, Clonmel, Cork, Limerick Ret. Dr. Flynn, P.P., Trinity Without, Doprcf«iun &c, which , if neglected, result in Consumption, Dublin. Passengers by the C a.m. Third Class Train from TOBACCO , CIGAU , AND FISHING TACKLE Kilkenny, Thomastotni, New Ross, (From the Very Forge, Boat Sheds, and Covered Saw-pit, 75 , NICHOLAS KENNY, Proprietor, pledges himsel f 0 a.m 7 0 a.m Diocese of Waterford and Lismore). ting-shop, Insanity, and premature Death, with plain directions for per- Paddinulon will also be conveyed by these Steamers at Ke' WAREHOUSE. Wexford, 4c.,on weekdays ... 4 V.G., and the house in which the Patent Slip that no material is nsed in making his FRIEZE, ' do., on Sundays ... 1 30 p.m next morning. from time to time, tried various remedies for era- feet in length, fect restoration to health and vigour. The Book will be sent duccd lUtcs. FARES. Do. I have, of tbe tide ke- O'SHAUGHNESSY WARDELL , Importer of FLANNEL, SERGE Dublin (early English Malls) 4c, ... I 30 p.m 2 0 p.m Corns, bat none so effectual as that applied by Machinery is worked. The rise and fall post frit to any address, on receipt of a directed envelope 1st Class and 2nd Class TWEED, DOUBLE DYE 11 I a.m 2 0 p.m dicating E • Foreign . and British Cigars; Wills' Virginia Dungnrtan, Oappoquin, Lismore, 4c, MORPHT Resident Chiropodist, Lady-lane, ing about 14 feet renders this slip capable of accommo- cuclosinz two postage stamps. Address Dr. SMITH , 8 Bur- Cabin. and Saloon BLANKETS, &c, &c, but PURE WOOL. • ... a 50 p.m next mornln». Mr. J OSBI"H , Retu?-"»« ; Bristol Bird's Eye, Graascut ; Foreign, Flat, Clonmel , Cork, Limerick, 4c, which has totally relieved ms from those trou- dating large vessels and leDgthy steamers. ton-crescent, Tjvistock-square, Londou, W.C. Waterford to Paddington .. 50s. 40s. Some doubtB baing expressed in ecrtain quartera as Tramore (1st Mall) ._ - 10 0 p-m 2 0 p.m Waterford, Cut Cavendish , and other Fancy Tobaccos. 8 30 p.m next morning. blesome companions. 1 thorefore earnestly recommend all The formation being rock throughout, and much ex- ALSO, BT TUB SA5IB ATJTDOU , Limerick to do. ... 60s. 47s. to the GENUINESS of those articles, from the low Do (2nd do) ... .- A choice selection of Meerschaum and Clay Pipes. ; 7 0 p.ra do those whom it may concern, to have recourseto bim, a» they cavation already, ths portion presents a most favour- AND HER DISEASES.—A Treatise de- Kilkenny to do. ... S5s. 44s. prices at which they are offered and aUo as to whether Dunmore .~ ~ ^ WOMAN L AMBKIN 'S Cork Snuff. . Passage .~ .- ~ » 0 p.m do may calculate on a total and permanent relief from those tor- able site for an extensive Dry Dock at a moderate out- scribing the Symptoms, Causes, and Treatment, 3rd Class and Deck, Waterford to London, 24s. 6d. they could be brought to tho FINISH here, thereby (1st mall) ... _ 11 0 a.m S 0 p.m Sole Agent for SFILLANE'S Celebrated Limerick FtrrjDank mentors, so annoyiog and painful. lay, the want of which, where shipping of large tonnage Illustrated with Cases, Free by Post on receipt of Seven RETURN TICKETS—From Waterford to London, Ox- insinuating that they may bo English-made Goods (2nd '"' • T V IIE N E \V FRENCH REMEDY hi Wharf Waterlord. GLOVES, WATERFORD and its Vicinity, \ Mr. M. DOWNET, Quay and Adelp , BRIGHT'S SPEEDY CURE. — The of rendering the Insti- SHAWLS, HOSIERY, AND he can offer . An Iron Steaming Apparatus, 65 feet in length, will j ¦I for NERVOUS MENTAL days at a Fare and a DR. TNFLUENCED by the desire HAT MANUFACTURER in this .City, is an Infallibl e cure , , R ETURN Tickets, available for 30 , BUCHU GLOBULES, containing the essence of CALICOES, v »nd Lime- X tutlon committed to their charge still more bene- FLANNELS, LINENS, a far superior artiole than any House in the .Trade, at pass to a purchaser. ,. . 7 , . PHYSICAL DEBILITY ; h tliK discovery of an half for the Double Journey, aro issued at Waterford, Copaiba and Cubebs free from taste, being encased in sugar, prenfties there is a convenient , ficial and gratifying in its results, the SISTERS of the AKD SHOES Fignre and which for. Style, Elegance, and On a part of the eminent French Physician , and has been used on the rick , Tipperary, Kilkenny, tfB£I2V AND LONDON,) OPENE MIL INERY wV? DEBI"T*i Spmn.torrl.ee, and other if- London, W.C. Cunsultntiona daily, II till 2, and from 6 care and attention are be- WAREHOUSE BUSINESS, ?fect^-i ons7 winchu LARGE inevitable ruin ; and as every IANO-FORTE ITALIAN and AND FANCY are _often 4Oq£red ,„ carlv lifci anj unfit Tm DAWSON is now SUPPLIED with a till 8. »n of the T»H0FESS0R of the P , ..nn^ it,;, rionnrtment Institution, families !-* " _ n At. . <->-_... im. 1. n.u T- ¦nT.AniTPnnT.. fnU.hin Thrpe.Dnani of thn Srmnrei. pi .W.J8O ^1W8;.^ HVERPOOL CATT1B MABKKTi.Mo»DAT^i^ ^Pt.j i^nia& |fti^^— BATHS AWD WASH-HOUSES Supply ol aiock rather leu than on1 u»t-,Mood»y. »•»«* ient., wilH ia steady : redaction: to the clotio of th.t iff FRUIT 2} per c«t. ^ OWN 18R4 fer • wbib it to^ed 1859, Selected 3)oe /^OMMITTEE. — R EPRESENTING THE T : Watmford , Friday, November 11, JuSi?^^^^ fert Se^p 3, .0^ ' A ^m Aid. ' "~ ¦' ¦ ' Btet Si toW per lb ; mntton. 7d to»ia.^M ^ta* ^^« ^ ,00 plgM t0 3j;- /ollowing ' Vi» Council:-The Right Worshipful the Mayor; Weather floe. r • [ . v ^ j ^^ ^^hree jj,\pD ECEIVED his FASHIONS-FOR NOVEMBER Lieut.-Colonel Roberti, ' '"^ ' ' ' * ^ ' IN THE Mirtkesy, J.P. ; Aid. Donny, J.P. ; small ; good demand sALFOBD CATTLE MABKET—ToBiDif.; ./ . weel^i after to 4Jt but in leu than a.tnoiti, a CONSIGN- Esq , M.P. ; Thoujan W. Soppllof of all kinds of NATIVE GRAIN « * * Wuv.ui CHOICE T.C. ; Aid. Cox, John A. Bloke, 1 - ' Jacob, Esq., T.C. ; Henry Gallwey, Esq.,- T.C. •nd pricoin /aroar of sellers. J^^J^SSS^Tnif ^HvW- "JoeiWtook- place, and the minimum I of 2J above which ho offers at Prices Very Rev. tlio 8H ; ewea. »d to 8d . -' MENT of tho , TTtTE aro now SHOWING our RBPBBSENTIKO THR CITIZENS :—The . FOREIGN WHEAT.—A steady, coruumptltedemand , at tbe beat wedders, 8jd to 8|d; middling. 8d U> at.a had' teen reached at the close of the year. Newport Esq., J.P. ; TliomRS ealvea, 7d to 8id per lb. The Irale was very alow and dull under: Dean of Waterford ; Simon , fnll price* of last week. ' 1860 saw it increased to 3 per cent., from varying as F. Millington , Esq. ; Jnines G. Palmer, Esq. j Jaioph little hixherprloai than last week. which it Hahor Esq. ; INDIAN CORN —A modorale demand ; no cbange iu valae. CATTLE MARKET-YESTKBDAY. Fisher, Esq. ; John Hudson. Esq. ; A. P. , DUBLIN NEW vet fluctuated to*6 per cent, closing at that price, made , IS. -Id. per lb Althouith tbe sbipmenta of the week h»TB been. heavy, of FINEST DOUBLE-CBOWS MASCATELS PURCHASES FOR NOVEMBER ! 58 59 QUAY, WATERFonV John L. Conn, Esq. FLOUR-—A fair demand , at late rates. large a»«hli[ the * appointed partly by n to-day'a market durfn* buslneis hours appeared as on thejast^day year, and in a week after And would call SPECIAL ATTENTION llnport of the Joint Committee, Sale. oo tbe whole good. and for prime beef an I ^ !«• 2J - » and partly by the Town ; COLE & PUOSSOB. der week about raised'to 7 ' 1861, to 8 per cen t, „ SINGLE „ public meeting of tho Citiiens, multon rull prices had been stained. There were on sale per cent. ; Feb. „ to our SELECTION Council of Watcrford, for tlio purposo of establishing Baths PRICES CURRENT . or cattle, which went off at about *4a a htad. 60Spantah bead number and then a! rnvnthly decline until Nov. 7, when it „ JJLUE LAYEUS ,, Is-0"1- » and Wnsh-lionsea in the City:—' Quality of v«al-cal»ea complainerl of-a consideaable '• t ho subject they aro oon- sale. Priw.i-Beef. 45s. 65s, to 60s ; prune do., was fixed at -3 per cent., and so remained until Jan. or ~\\r&k°g t0 invite parti- That after fuily considering- , IRISH. Nen. Old. oistorea for 8d per lb. expedient that an establish- 63s to 65a per cwt : mutton, 6|d TJd to »}d ! veal, LOOSE ., °«- W- » vinccd that it is desimblo nnd calvet , ts." Store 9, )862,'wten it was further reduced to 3}, and the „ be erected for the purposo of Cattle-Beasta, 2,518 : aheep; 4,304 ; veal ment on a small scale should UO: Cains. " FRENCH MANTLES, SHAWLS, AND DRESSES, cular attention to onr advnntnpes which nccru« cattle—Bc-ists, 7S ; «heep. 0' year was remarkable for -its abundance of money „ BUNCH .. Os. Gd. „ affordir.K the poorer classes all the WHEAT, n:-t barrel of 4S0II.S. I •. d. r. A M . i. •. d. to their health , comfort, and morality, hy having the oppor- — White - - - 20 6 to 21 OlOO 0 to 00 (I cent, ¦ ' MOON'S CHANGES 3 per being the highest point touched, whilst „ SCOTCH PLAIDS, WINCEYS, &c. ; tunity (for a small paymi'iit), of promsting the cleanlinrss — Red - - - IS 0 SO o no 0 00 0 11.28 p.m „ VALENCIA RAISINS &, Os. 5d. — Shipping do, • VI 0 18 0 00 0 00 0 Fint Qaarter ... Sunday, November 6, ... for the most part of the year good paper could be NEW PATTERNS of their persons and clothinir ; and they consider the sit« 6.18 n.ra the BARLEY, per barrel ,or «4lbf 1 Full Moon ... Snnday, Notemlier 13, ... ' TS taken for tbo object soina years since, which adjoins 6.52 a.m negociated for '2 per cent. The year 1863 waa „ GOOD OLD „ oVid. „ MILLINER Y ami TRIMME D BONNE , — Gpindinj[ - 15 18 000 0 00 0 Last Qaarter ... Monihy, Noveniber 21, ... Model Lodging House, would be suitable for sucli purpose. — Matting - - II 0 12 000 0 00 0 0.52 a.m they requested Alderman New Moon ... Taesdiy, November 20, ... marked by some of the storm which has wrecked Is. Od. ,. FLOW in BRUSSELS TAPESTRY In conformity with this decision OATS, per barrel of 196lb«. „ ELME FIGS, ia sm«|l boxoj BBS, UDSOS Inspector of W orks — Black - - JO 2 10 300 0 00 0 DENNY, J.P., and Mr. Jon» H , MONETARY AND COMMERC IAL. tbe prospects of so many in- tbe present yearj to prepare rough plnu aud estimate, — White - - 10 0 Jo «loO 0 00 0 of tbo Corporatiou, a SD The Bank of England has reduced largo „ Is. OJ. „ and KIDDERMINSTER Report and Estimate : — Grey - 10 0 10 800 0 00 0 LOHDOV, THUR AY.— January experiencing an increase to five per cent.i » LADIES' HATS, IN SILK VELVET AND STRAW , and they have presented the following cent. The Berald October 1861. FLOUR , per Sack, ol 2801ba | ita rate of discount from 9 lo 8 per * " 2-il h , of tbe rates of dis- and then after a decline in Feb. to 4, and April to Oi. 10J. „ your request — Superfines - - 31 6 32 II (10 0 00 0 City Article sayB, opart from the easiness In all the Leading Shapes. " GENTLUMES—We have, ic accordance with , — Inferiors - . - 40 O 30 000 0 00 0 tba balances yesterday wero so CARPETS, we would propose for count in tho regular market, 3, there was a steady monthly increase until the made a tonsil plnn of a building which OATMEAL, per Sack - . (HI 0 00 o!oo 0 00 0 rivate mercantile firms that six months Os. 6d. „ Wnsli-house.% proposed to ' Urge among the p , „ GOOD OLD FIGS the joint purposes of Baths nnd BRAN, per barrel , of 84lbs. -00 0 0, 0 0 00 bills were taken nt 1 per cent. These transactions emergency of the case required the Bank Directors RIBBONS alia BORDERS of the N EWEST COLOBINGS DRUGGETS some time since fur such fiMt-class , bo erected on tho Rround taken no doubt ocenrred in expectation of tbe reduction of tbo 54 ,, Model Lodging Houso in to raise the rate on Dec. 2 to 7 per cent., and „ I'ATUAS CURRANTS «*• AND DESIGNS. purpose, and situated at rere of FOREIGN. Free. Bank minimum. John-street. Dec. 3 to 8 per cent., at which minimum the LONDON THURSDAY; IEVEKIIIO-.—Consols opened steady, present DAMASKS, providing six Buths to , „ GOOD „ • Os. W. » " The arrangement contemplates , vemaiupd stationary nil day. Railways opened LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S HOSIERY , seven feet high, to and have year opened. The unexampled number of specula- bn divided from each other by partitions WHEAT, per barrel , of 2901b». ,. ,1. s. a but have recovered, and week and by males the very dnll and fractionally declined, tions into which the people of Eng 40 aUAY , FLOOB CLOTHS, and be used by females three dayi each , — Amorlcan - . . - 00 O In 00 0 close firm. Foreign stocks steady. Confederates good. land were invited GLOVES &u. 18 foot by 14- feet having —• Mnrianople . (Xcarlv Marlet Souse), , other three. Also a Wasb-room, , . . - 22 9 23 0 After tbe reduction in tbe Bank rite, there was a sligbt in- opposite the drying closet, — Berdianskl . . . 00 0 00 0 to enter, and the temptations of large profits exhibited MATTINGS &c. troughs, table, and iron heating stove and a crease in demand tor money, hills having been little kept, , heated by the flue of a snddlc boiler, which is intended to — Ghirka . . 21 ». 22 0 to them on paper, caused such a demand for jnoney NURSERY Galatz and KabTat- first class bills have been taken at 1\ per cent Tho Bank BALLINAKILL supply hot water to both Baths and Wesh Troughs. . . . oO 0. 00 0 ROBERTSON and LEDLIE, INDIAN CORN , Yellow , O.len.a , 4 Galatr is . 3 IS 6 return this even'm; shows an increase of £333,820 in coin even from quarters where bill transactions were " We propose fo.- tho presont to uso the water to he had , W . P O W K R , — Foxonlan Sc Ibralia - . IS 0 IS 3 and bullion, nnd an increase in reserve of notes of from tho well on the premises, supplemented by raiu water never entered on before, that it will be seen we arc WATERFORD , 5 3 , QUAY. PATRICK T0BIN, SONS & Co — — American, .00 0 00 0 £1,007,105. On the other hand, tbe public nnd private K1XG SWEET, to be caught from roofs. — — French and American Whlte'oo 0 00 11 deposits and 7 day bills liave together increased £1,310,675 now on the close of a year to which the six previous (nll-U " The cost of this work iro calculnto at the smalLsum of — — Egyptian , - . . . ',00 0 00 0 to announce that ho haa this Season — — Damaged . PARIS, THITBSDAT EVBSIHO—The Bourse opened at BEGS £350, but wo respectfully submit thut it is moro' judicious .. j;2 0 HO ones, at least, have no parallel for the continual high (ol4-tf.) FLOUR , American, per barrel of igolbs. . (10 0 00 04.35, or same as yesterday. The Bourse has been firm. A FINE AND SELECT STOCK to commence on a small scale, reserving the power of futura , 9 — French, per sack, of 280Ibs. - - 00 0 00 0 Rentes closed at 65,90, or 5 cents bigber than yesterdry. value of specie. In Ireland, where those bubble ply; provides fot), than to incur at extension (which the site anf INDIAN MEAL, American, per brl. of IO6lbi.no 0 IXl 0 AUCTION a larger outlay without perfect certainty as to success.—We ) I speculations are unknown, the legitimate trader, who A1TLK , I'K.VK , 1'I.l-MH , TEACH , XECTAnlSB, CIIERBV , TIMBER FOR SALE. _ < Home Manufacture, . ,, . LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE—TnrjRaDAT. liavo tho honour to be, goutleraen, your obedient servauts, per «oclr 16 ° " ° GOOSEIIEKIS V AND rrnuAXT TREES. nnO BE SOLD, in Ono or more Lots, to suit Fur- I , of ^SSOIbs \ OPENING P RICKS—Consols for Sloncy, 80? ; Consols scarcely ever travels out of the business of which , MR. JOHN H. GOWAN being about to retire from i "A. BKNT RYE MEAL, - » » 00 0 00 0 J_ chasers, a quantity of Ash, Alder, Beech, Birch, D . for Account 8tb Dec 90}}; New 3 per Cents, 881?. the House Painting and Room-Paper Trade, in " JOHN HBDSOK. , , experience has given him knowledge, has had to ASl'JUA ti CS, SEAKAlL , HHUBARV AND Elm Chestnut, Fir Larch, Oak, and Sycamore, grow- i CLOSING PRICES—Consols for Money, goji Consols , , order to devoto his entire time to Photography, in con- and Committeo on Bntlis and Waih-houses." ; STllAl lBERRY PLANTS. ing on the LANDS of SKANKILL, within Five " To tho Mayor for Account, OOjJ- ; New 3 per Cents, 883}. bear the penalty which belongs rightly only to the nection with tho Picture-framing Business, has autho- Thcro is> at present £62 9'. Id. lodged in tlic Savings' Imports and Exports for the Week ending Thursday TREKS AND SHRUBS. Miles of the Town of Carrick.ou-Suir. rised me to SELL b credit cf tho fund for establishing Baths and London and Liverpool stock-jobber and speculator , FOREST y UNEESERVED PUBLIC AUC- B.iuk to the the 4th insl. DUBLIN STOCK EXCHANGE—Y ESTERDAY Apply to J. DKCouRcr H EARNF, Esq., Shankill TION Wash-houses Iwinc a eum entrusted to Mr. BLAKE for that or h some process of reasoning Alt U AND DWARF It O S IS S , at tho CITY AUCTION MART, No. 109 QUAY, , IMPORTS. EXPORTS. I'd. Cash. Acct. y which they recon- S T A N D House, Carrick-on.Suir ; or to PKinsE K ELLY, Solici- Air. WILLIAM M ALCOMBON hns gener- (rore of Mr. P. FANNING'S), purpose in 1857. Wheat • 1H01? Quarters. Wheat - - - Barrels 3 per Cent Consols 80J — cile to themselves PLANTS. tor Watcrford. contribute £100 when tho additional amount Indian Corn 10910 do. Oats - , the directors of our few Irish UREENHOUSE AND AMERICAN , (o7-tf) ously offered to - - IIU'2 do. Xew 3 per Cent Stock 88J 68i» On MONDA Y, 2Ut NOV., and following Days, subscribed ; Dr. TUOMAS L. M ACKKSV £20, Dari ... do. Barley - - - 36J do. Banks are al rvaya regulated by the Bank of England Moderate. shall havo been ' Bank of Ireland 100 225 — tjjtj' Prices very ^Jg tlio Mayor £10, aid tho H OD . DODLB T FOBTESCUB, M.P., Barley, - - - — do. Indian Corn - do. IN CHANCERY. HIS ENTIRE STOCK-IN-TRADE, 8acks- Hibernian Hank 25 38} — discount, and charge here accordingly. Even to when tho undertaking is proceeded with. The Town Klnnrlonr i l0° FIour - " - 1SSS **&» . L IKGE IMPORTATION of DUTCH FLOWKU ROOTS Which consists of 600 Dozen Room Papers j large lot of £6, * } 50 Barrels. Oatmeal - - 4 do. Provincial Bank 25 00 — Iu the Matter of VpO BE LET , from Oil Paintings Council at their last meeting also Rcnerou9ly voted a sum of Moal - - - -— Sacks. the shareholders, it is doubtful if that course is (nll-tt) , among which is a Portrait of tho Prin- oliji'ct—so that little more than £100 now National Bank 30 83 — llcv. FRAN-CIS B RISCOE, JL 29th SEP T. iust., for £100 towards tho profitable, - for the very limited businesi cess Mary, wife of William III,by Sir Godfrey Kneller ; raised to enable the work to be proceeded with National of Liverpool (limited) 10 18 — done at J'etitioner ; | Seven Years, pending these remain to be Butter Market. Union Bank (limited) 22 19i — 300 Framed Engravings; 100 Beautiful Irish and Con- and put into full operation. Tho Committee earnestly and those ruinously high rates more than counterbal- FURNISHED LODGINGS FRANCES ANNE NICHOL - j-JIattcrs tho DWELLING- Number of f irkinsweig hed at the Pul 'ic Suiter H/arts t Mining Co. of Ireland 1 3"2 — , tinental Views ; Wax Paintings ; Ladies' Work Boxes; confidently hope, ".hat a consideration ot the many benefits sos llcspondcnt , HOUSE and GROUNDS for the Week ending Friday Cthis day), the IMA inst. City of Dublin Steam Company 100 107i — ances the prbfits of leu per cent, whilst , at the same COM FORTABLY FURNISHED DRAWING , Dressing Cases ; Five Seta of Electro-plated Waro ; likely to result to the poorer inhabitants from the carry ing And another Matter. I of BELLEVIDERE, with Writing Desks Chimney Glasses project will induce thoso who are placed by Provi- No. of firkins for week ...... 915 Royal Atlan. Steam Navigation Co. 10 7s. Oil. — time, it completely paralyses trade in this country, A KOtJJI ami miD-JtOO.M, with SECOND BED , , Toilet do; Account out of this Prico of butler this week Is from ... IU9. to II83. per cwt. United General Giu 60 id — J the GARDEN, STABLES, Books, Umbrellas &c dence in a positioi: to do so, to generously aid tli o effort now 11OOM , if ri'iiuired , at No. S, W ILUAM - STKEET, Water , &c, , and a Varioty of Goods too LAST YICAR. RA'HTAVS. for tire profits in Ireland , it is unnecessary to add , and OFFICES thereon, late in occupation of GEOHGE numerous for a nowspaper advertisement. being roado for t'le social and inornl amelioration of thoso fiinl, with good attendance. (lill-tf) claims on their sympathy. No. of firkins for corresponding week lost year ... 1125 Great Southern nnd Western 100 02J — could never afford cash negociations at that rate. R, PEN ROSE, Esq. Salo each day at '1welvo' o'Clock who possess stronf Prico ct,, 186-1, heitm only equivalent to £29,120. Bottle, and ou the most icasouablc terms, by app ying Watcrford, 10th November, 1804. [nll-2t] WHISKEY. —-* Irolnuil known as Nos. 53 and 54 Stephen-street. A Small wiiilrr months '.he pour havo no alternative between allow- AMERICA. The Bank of , which may be regarded to some cutout to his Ageut, D UBLIN , per cal ... 17s lid I O LII , Cork House and!a Store and a good I hrcc-story Dwelling COUNTY OF WATERl'ORE clothing to uiiinin unwashed or to s*. ffer the incon- , sal,... 10a 6d am State Institution ,, has diminished iu its circulation hy RYAN , GENERAL GROCER , . , ing thei r Coit K , puncheon ... 15a Oil | S HERIDAN 'S VICTORY — BOMDARDMCNT OF C HARLES - RODERICK " by Lease for a term of 8 980 Years, at the venience and ihsminfoi t of washing and slowly (trying themrui tbe enm-innus sum of £1,208,253. The three- northern banks House, held , TON — GKANT BEFORE RICHMOND , &C. 12, BROAD STREET, WATERFOKD. Inhibitions at great risk to their own health r/srt have all increased their circulation hy Die aggregate amount Yearly rent of £ 11 7s. 4d. These Premises (exclusive thi'ir confined , N'rxni.xn .Ss to 2I!s I R II.MOX js Bottlers will find it their advantage to deal. PRESENTMENT SESSIONS. .prcwt ' , per lb lld to 2<1 N EW Y OKK , O CT . 20, M ORNI .NO .—The pursuit of or £303,502. The National Ii.ink has, however, alone in- if the Three-story Dwelling, which is now occupied by and danger of spiciding sickness, nil whirh would be probably HKURlNn s , pr brl 14* 10 35s | SOI. K , . ... 8d to Os Od N.li-—<>n Trial , the above will be fouud to surpass "YfOTICEis Hereby Given that tho SPECIAL PRE- obviated by havi:ig a place for the purposo. within easy reach the Confederates by General Sheridan ended at creased its note circulation hy £387,302, hem? £78,7-10 mote fjcG-tf| Mr. CLA RKE, as an Uffice), produce an Annual Profit- will be made to FOWL AND EOrtS. th.in three northern b:inks put together. Now nv similar articles in the Trade. JJ\ SESTM ES V SESSIOSS , previous to Spring at a moderate eliifge. Airan^cineiits enable Kn«i., per pair ... 3^ Oil I Krjns Mount Jackson , where lie reports they arrived , with regard to rent of £44 14s. , per dozen , 9d. lo 10 specie, the act ual umount of precious metals held h Assizes, 1805, for tho purpose of taking into considera- persons not Imviig a cl>auui>, to wash th^ir tvcaiin^ appat'i'l Ducks, ilo ... 31 M I without an organised regiment. Confederates ac- y tlia LOT N O . 2.—Three Houses in Stephen-street , afore- Hank of Ireland for the four weeks endc.l the Oc-to. INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, 1862 tion all Applications for Puulie Works, Payments, ca Salt ; 1 find that it contains tho various saliiin substances Office on the I' j lodged in my Oliicehore, on or bcforotho2GthNOVEM- 525 " Subscriptions will bo received by the M ayor, tho NOT . 8, at Tcraplemore, county Tipperary, tbo wife of tho RCT . with the raw material at a lower price than it had H IM Water. Adilcd to fresh water in the Convent Terrace, 'Waterford. In20-lyJ BJSlt, 1801, and no Application will bo entered on the that the military will protect the purity of the polls chara< teristie of Members of tho Committee, nnd the Bank'. (It Mnttbew Kerr, of a daughter. proportion of alwul 3 per cent., or five ounces to the gallon, Prcsentmont Sheet that is not prepared in accordanco against the intentions of rebel agents. Canada has touched for three years perhaps. In such an emer- obtained having the specific gravity of Sea COUN TY OF WATERFORD. preBidentul n mixture is with the Act of Parliament. £3,OOO FOR lOs M A R R I A G K S . sent refugee deserters to vote at tho gency, self-preservation sept bank shares into the water, iiiiiurly, 1,020, and very closely resembling it in its ~ P. NETTERVILLE BARRON, NOT. 1st, at Iho Church of St. Andrew , Wcstland-row, Dublin , election. composition and properties." Mr. William Murphy, to Cathorino Josephino, third daughter ol market until they appeared of no more value than REVISION OF JURORS» LISTS Secretary to the Grand Jnry. MR. It. D. MERRY, yielding to the express Mr. Francis Dawton, Watcrford. N EW YORK , 20 TH O CTOBER .—A correspondence C ONS r»n USB.—The Fait should be dissolved DIRE TI FOR THE YEAR 18C5. County Secretary's Office, Court liouso, wishes of several hundreds of Persons, in all parts At Mobberlcy, OhoBhire, on tho 3rd inst., tbe ReT. J. Purdon lias passed between Generals Grant and Lee, con- waste paper ; but in the uvalanche the National of in water in the proportion of 5 ounces, or an ordinary will continue to hold DRAWINGS on all Stoute , B.A., Barrlsca, Ukerstono CO UNTY OF WATKRFORD TO WIT. Waterford, November 10th, I8G4. (nll-3t ) of the Country, , eldest son of the late Nicholas cerning the condition of prisoners on both sides, Liverpool, although little more than a year ia tea cup full to each gallon. It should he prepared * is the Principal Events throug hout the Year. The next to Purdon Stonte, Esq., of Newtown. co. Waterford , to Elira, relict hereby iven that SPECIAL SES. : of tbe lato J. Watson Cirlton , K.«i., of Mancbostor and it hns been agreed upon to allow supplies to few hours before required, and the solution well stirred T^TOTICE g , \V A T E It F O It U take plnce ou November 26, on the Grand Metropolitan , and third existence, h-;Id its position well, the lowest point J3I SIONS will be holdon at the times nnd places Union Princi ple as usual), when daughter of tbo lalo James Crjcbton Ball , Esq., of Shannon, co. on both sides. The licfore using, so as to diffuse the Salt equally in the Stakes Croydon (on the Art Donegal. be forwarded to the prisoners ever touched for £10 shares being £13 ; but i1 Confectionery and Refreshment Rooms, divided :—£3 000 First llorso ; which may be used at any agreeable temperature. hereinafter mentioned, for the purposo of EXAJIIN- the tollowing prizes will he , NoTerabor l , at Monkstown , DaTid Aston, Esq., of Baliafthy movement will be adopted forthwith. On Thurs- wal er, {opposite Great Chapel), Thud Horse; Starters £5 each, now becoming thoroughly understood that the ad- His. per cwt. Sold in bags containing 141b. IKG and REVISING tho LISTS of JURORS foi 0, BAR RONSTRAND-ST. £1,500 Second Horse ; £250 House, co. Tipperary, ion of the lato DaTid Atton , Esq., M -D., da} Grant mndc a reconnaissance in force on the Price each. Tickets 10s. each. To secure of Dublin, to Lizzie ".(' said County:— and Non-starters £1 , youuger daughter of the lato William Denis, 's Corps. The Con- mirable management of that very promising iiuti- price 2s. '.Id., 2Slb. 5s., .lb. Us. Gd. Sample bags con be mado (with two stamped ad- Esq., of Waterford , left with Hancock and Warren AT LISMOltE, for the Barony of Coshmore anO MICHAEL HAKTIGAN respectfully invites the which Remittances must taining 71b., price In. Od. dressed envelopes) without delay. P. O. O., payablo to NOT 8, at St. Mary 's Church , Kilkenny, William Honry Perrln, federates attacked Hancock , who repulsed their tution had steered their course clear of all dan* IIISUN Coshbride, on SATURDAY, l'Jtli attenlion of his Friends to his CoNFEcTioNAlir. Esq..C. E., General Valua'ion Department, to Saiah Jano, eldest pTS?" Sole Proprietors, T it Sox, Chemists, 10 HJCIIAKD M KBBT, Charing Cross, and Cheques lo he crossed assault at all points. Both corps withdrew to a speculations November , 1801. He also calls attention to his Wi.vtis, B RANIJIES, liaiiRlilet at ilr. BarOn Stephens , ol Kilkenny. gerous , an unprecedented turn has Wormwood-street, Itishopsgatc, London, K.C. Local " Union Hank of Loudon, Temple-Unr Branch." Unex- OT ' position a little in advance of their former lines. for the Baronies of Dccies With- Wnt*KiiT &c , of the Best Brands, at the most moderate N . a , in St. Gcorce s Church , Dublin , tho ReT. William set in, its shares having advanced during last week Agent—Mr. M. Harrington, chemist, JJarronstrani AT DUXGAUVAN, , ceptionable llcfcrcnces can bo given , if required, as to tho CraiR, Incumbent of Kreo Church , Londonderry, to Deborah reconnaissance on the ' ORTER 's Butler made a simultaneous ar2l-tt- out Drum, Decies Within Drum, Prid.cs ; Guinness s XX P ; Buss & Go satisfactory manner in which these Drawings are conducted , Margaret , second daughter of iho lato ReT, Dr. Bailie , Rector of hy 60s., and for money they are not to be had now street. J ri ht, without finding any point unguarded. There and Glenaheiry, on S ATCKIIAV, EAST 1 ND ( A 1 A LR A LE , in fine sparkling condition, on and the Prompt Payment of Prrces. laondiiTiidock , dioccso of Ranboo. and prcilously Principal of g Kilkenny College. the ri ht Grant at less £19 being cent, cent, ital in- INVALID S FRIEND 20th November 1801. Draught and in Bottlo ; Bewley aud Draper's Mis Bit AL Mr. il. 1). M EKUT bcu« to caution his nnnicrous Clients were casualties on both sides. On g , per on the cap i'llli , At St. Paul's Church , Bury, Rodmond Rcall Esq., of AT KKS RI DE and C H R ISTENING Public general l y ouninst parties who have . Iloar captured 000 prisoners. The Confederate General AT WATEUFORD, for the Baronies of Gaultier, W — none other kept. B .mil the Sporting Abbey, Caahel . to Martha , daughter of thu lato Samuel Opon- vested , with every prospect of a further increaie. ARI.S attended to. assumed his Name, ho having no connection whatever with Dcaring is reported killed. Grant 's whole army is HOLLOWAY'S PILLS. Middlethird, Upperthird, anO C ' shaw, K^q., of Bury. I.anca8hire. Looking at the progress of those institutions, it is any of them. Address—151, CJIEAPSIDE, LOXBON, E.C. In Casliel , Mr. Hpnry Tajlor, of Oappatnurra. to Marr * * icnvous JJ ISOKDKIIS .—What is more fearful than a Kilculliheen , on .SATURDAY , 3rd B5J " Luncheon and Coffee at the Shortest notice. , daugh- said to have been engaged in a reconnaissance be- v N.H.— TH E TUKF.—WO beg to direct tlio attention of our tor of Mr. Juhn McMahon , Stair Sergeant , North Tipperary still more gratify ing to know that their great pros- j_\ breaking dosn of the nervous system ? To he December 18G t. BALLS I' IC-N IC PARTIES supplied on rcascnable fore Richmond with a view of bringing on a general , , readers to Mr. M KURT 'S ndvortiscnicnt in another column. Reciment. ii nervous in a small degree is most distress- perity is attributable to the management of our own excitable or The Collectors of Grand Jury Cess are refjuir^d to terms. tJ^T N.B.,—Sandwich and Glass of Ale, 4d. Mr. .Munity's position and well-known integrity affords tbo engagement. ing, for where can a remedy be found ? Here is one : attend at the Kevision Sessions for their respective ©3$" OBSERVE, OPPOSITE GREAT CHAPEL. best guaiuult'C of tlio genuineness of tho enterprise ; and D E A T II S . President Davis has made a speech stating that countrymen, who, at the board as well as the desk, —llrink but little wine, beer, or spirits, or far belter, Baronies. Iliuse who feel inclined to realiso large sums of money for a AtAbbeyside , DungarTan , on tho 2nd inst.. of consumption, the Federals had repulsed all attempts at negocirtlion, them altogether ; do not take coffee—weak CASSELL'S COFFEES outlay shouhl immediately app in the 24th >ear of IHB age, William F.., thirJ son of tho late conduct them in so profitable and satisfactory a abstain from Tho Court will sit in each Division atihe houj, of comparatively small ly to Mr. Dnminick Tallon, Esq., of Lacken Lodge, county Watcrford. nnd that foreign intervention nnd forei gn recognition air you can ; take guarantee to he safe lo any — manner. tea is preferable ; get all the fresh Twelve o'Clock, noon. SOLD BY NEARLY TWO THOUSAND AGENTS M KRRV, who we amount. The deceased, thus cut away in tbe pride of early youth, by the were an ignut. fatuus ; victory alone could achieve three or four of the Tills every night ; eat plenty of Dated this 2 1th day of October, ISO J. THROUGHOUT THE KINGDOM. Northern Daily IP/rig, Belfast, September 2-ltli, 1801. inbi'lioui disease which Huflca human skill, anil stoadily but testimonials given. (nl-tm suroly works out the life of Its tietim at that ago when peace and independence. lie repudiated con- toliils, and avoid the use of slops. If these golden rules WILLIAM JOHN DENNEHY, rpiIESli CHOICE COFFEES have maintained their Numerous other tho world THE TOLIiS OF THE WATERFORD BRIDGE iu terms brightest , was truly lorod by his family and friends for his temptuously any negoci.uioti by separate states. are followed , you will be happy in mind, strong (nl-30 Clerk of the Peace, County of Walerford. hi amiability of disposition , fcrtiludo under X gh pre-eminence over a period of nearly WATEUFORD 15IUDU1 his afflictions, and N EW Y ORK , OCT. 31.—Grant 's repulse on the Under tho present English lessees of the tolls of b:dy, and forget you h ive any nerves. Seventecu Years, and continue to be used as the pious resignation tu tbe shun-Jiml existence wbicb it pleased —It' there is one thing Heaven to allot him. 27th was more serious than was at first reported, MoniKits AND DAUCHTEHS. NOTICE TO MARINERS regular Breakfast Beverage by Families iu all parts of the bridgi, tho public are often treated to an inquiry more than another for which those Pills are so famous, LETTING of the TOLLS for 1865. Calm on the bosom of thy God I lie lost 1 ,500 killed and wounded. Butler 's losses i the Kingdom. Fine full flavour and great streugtu Pair spirit, rest thee now ; into the legal extent of tho rights by which the Water- especially their power MEETING of tho PROPRIETORS is appointed were still heavier. Hood is reported to have been it is their purifying properties, FLASH IX G LIGHT. characterise these- Coll'ecs ; and being packed Ireah E'en whilo with us tby footsteps trod , impurities and remov- A to bo neld at the TOLL-HOUSE, on tho 2'Jth ford bridgo remains an obstruction to the prosperity of of cleansing the blood from nil , ARAN ISLAND, COMMONLY CALI.BD ARANMORE, from the mill iu Canisters and air-tight Packages, His seal was on tby brotr. north o[ the Tentiessie River , at Cypress Creek , on in.it. (TUESDAY), at ONE o'Clock, to receive TEN- Death to ita narrow home beneath , our cit Two appeal cases tried at the late Qnarter ing dangerous, and renewing suspended secretions. COUNTY DONEGAL, uniform freshness aud quality cm at ull times be the 30th. Price is believed to be retiring to y. , grand x-cmed for DKRS for tho LETTING or the TOLLS or tho Peaco to liia soul on high , Universally adopicd as the one y NORTH WEST COAST OF IRELAND. relied on. They that bare seen tby look in death Arkansas. Sessions, are of considerable public importance, tbe I BHIDGE and FERRY for tho YEAR 1805. The female complaints, there Pills never fail , never weiken ASSELL' O O ' No more may fear to die EW ORK VENING B ALLAM Oiticr., D UUI .IN , 31*i Ocf.,»18(M. O S C FFEE , N . 1 , Is. por lb.; CA SSKLL S N Y , O CT. 31, E .— General Grant first of them—Walsh, appellant j Sago, respondent—: the system, and alwnys bring atout what is required. ' Tolls will bo let Bubject to an existing Contract with At noon , thfo day. at tho Franciscan Convent , St. Francis 1 Dnhlin Corporation hereby give COKFEB, No. a, Is. 2d per lb. ; CASSKLL'S COFFEE, in this city, at an iidranceil lias resumed his old position. Hood has attacked showing that although the toll collectors generally D ISOIIDKHS ( IF TUP. K IDKKYS ,—In all diseases affect- TIIK Port of the Waterfon.' and Limerick Railway Company, tbo Place, au<\ alter a protracted illness, LlGIIT-UOUrfli han liccfti erected No. !) , Is 4d. per li>. ; OASJBLL'S C UFFKK I NO 4, Is. 8d. trie Her. F.idler Con nay, a pions and exemplary clergyman, of Dcc.itur , but was repulsed , and crossed the ing these jrg-iii.-- u'he-tber they accrete too much or loo Notice, that a amount of which is payablo half-yearly to the Lessee charge only thrco pence for the passago of a one-hone , Coast of Donegal , from' which a per lb. iSold iu Canisters of ilbs., Jib , and -}lb each ; the Order of St. Francis, in the 80th year of bis age. —R.I.P. Tennessee. It is reported that the Confederatei or whether they be afflicted with stone or on ARAN ISLAND , of the Tolls. N OT 7, at R-Kbercou Castle. New K iw little water ; aud in air-tight Packages of 4 oz., 2 oz., and 1 oz. each, . , Harriette, tbe boloted car, they liavo power to, and may, charge, a rateas high pains settled in the loins FLASHING LIGHT will be exhibited on the evening will require to Bpccif tho nature nifo of A. E. Grares, Ksq., aged 37 years. will arm 300,000 negroes for the spring campaign. gravel, or with aches and by the appointed A gents throughout the Kingdom. Parties Tendering y as sixpence. Walsh, it appeared, is tbe driver of » car region of the kidneys, these Pills Bhould be or tho 1st of FEBRUARY, 1805, and continued of the security they propoao to give, aud address the On the 8th inst., at bis residonce , in this city, Mr. Thomas The New York and Kentucky State authorities over the AUENTS IN THIS DISTRICT : Real, Tictuallcr, in tbo 6Stb year of bis age , daeply and deserrcdly and on one occasion when about crossingtie taken according to 4he printed directions, nod the thenceforth from Sunset to Sunrise. Tenders (sealed) to tho Chairman. have forbidden military interference with the voting. for hiro, , Cassell's Coffees can be obtained in this District, of reirett«d.-R.I.P Ointment should be well rnbbod into the small of the The position and characteristics of the Light, as Further particulars can bo obtained by application On Monday , the 7th Inst., at Castletown , in this couuty, aged COMMEBCIAL. bridge, ho mot two of bis friends, to whom be gire the folLicin g appointed Agents :— three years and-a-half Patrick BW ORK premium. hack at ted time. 'I Us trcutmc .t will be almost given by their Inspector of Lights, are as follows:— to G F.OKGE M'C LELLANP , Superintendent of Works ; , , tbo interesting son of Mr. Richard SJ Y , Ocr. 31, EYESIHO.— Gold, 127 seats ou his car, and Sage seoing this, assumed that it Circular, and Coloured Cork, ,J. LANGLAKD 'S (it Co , II , Bridge-street. Dunph;, Castletown. Exchange on London, 217. Stw-kit H'lvunciuj;; Nrw York immediate relief afler all other means have failed. The Light-house which is or to (nll-3t) October 2tnd. of disease of tho heart was done to defraud him out of tho fare tiW ; Clorimel JACOBS & Co., Tea Dealers. , Mary Teresa, eldest Centrals, 123J ; Illinois, 132 ; Erie, 99 ; 5.20 bonds, 108 ; of those T HE S TSMACII OUT vr O RDER .—No medicine will so White, is built on f tinaieros Point, Aran Island, in THOMAS WHITE JACOB, Chairman. beloved daughter of Tboraas Afooro, Esq., Inniabowen Head co, 8« .'arrick Agent Wantcl. , iniiMlinK upl«nd<, 135. Uruidatuffii Hdvauciug. Petroleum , people, who would have to pay if they m.lke3i&&}» t fieclually improve the tone of tho stomach as these Latitude 53* II " 52' N., and Longitude 33' 48' W.; ' Watcrford, 11th ilo. (November), 10, 1SG1. Donegal.—R.I.P. Callan Do. At St. Patrick's Conrent of Mercy, Slico, 0/ /crcr crude, '10 ; refuted U0. Hills; they remove all acidity, occasioned cither hy its height from Base of Tower to top of Dome of , Mary Anne, charged tbo driver sixpence. Walsh sned before.tk* ^ Clunmines Do. in religion Mother Mary Frances, daughter of the lalo Patrick NEW ZEALAND. intemperance or improper diet. They reach the liver, Lantern is 73 feet. Pianoforte and Music Warehouse, I'ennelly, E»q., Castletown, co. Tipperary, magistrates for a penalty for overcharge, whlch'tt* Dungllliy action ; they are wonderfully ht will he exhibited from a second order 0 3 , QUAY , WATERFORD. ReT. Dr. Fennelly, Risbop of Madras. The Lig KilmactkoinusAgeut Wautcd. Zealand continue satisfactory. No hostile move- bench dismissed, and that dismiss the Chairman con. efficacious in cased of spasm—in fact they never foil in tric Apparatus at an elevation of 233 feet above . HOWARD bogs to call attention to the vory NOT. 3, at Mount Richard , Borrisololgb, connty« Tipporary,«»> *, Mr,. Diop , Knocktopher.. Do FT Richard W. Bourka. natives have taken place. Many firmed, holding that the collector has power (o 'charga citing all disorders of the liver nnd stomach. 1 Tides, and will show a Flash every largo nnd superior Stock of PIANOFORTES ments by the rebel high water spring A'cw Ross Do • October 12, in New York City, Daniel O'Connell, a natite of their arms. BRONCHITIS , LMnniMA , COUGHS AND C OLDS.—JVO ht to Seaward and Red in the now in his Warerooms, all hy First Class Makers, and CahirciTeen , county Kerry October 7, Mfcbaol Daria of them are surrendering up to eixpenoo under the Act. Thus, it is important Twenty Siconds, Bri g , I'liomtistown.. Do. , of con- diseases are more fiequcut, few more dangerous, than direction of the N.W. Point of Tory Island, round which he offers at prices tlint will enable the purchaser Bumption, in the 62nd year of bis age, a native of Coibally, to tho public to know, that whenever a two-wheeled Wexford J E FFA UES Brothers. r.imorick. October 3, John Scanlan, agod 30 affections of the respiratory organs. The first symp- (Aran Island) or between , lo obtain a REAL GOOD PIANOFORTE for what is yeais, a natUe of 1'HE RATE OF DISCOUNT-BANKING should Eastward to Tornado Point Agent* wanted iu every District not yet occupied, Killarney, co. Korry, car is about crossing tbo bridge, the driver tom- «f disofilned action may always be removed by the bearings of N.K. h. K. J E. and E. j N., and usuall y paid for instruments of inferior class, that aro October JO. in Brooklyn , New York, Anne, wife of Joh i'or Terms apply to CASSELL, SMITH & Co., 80, n E. always be prepared to pay sixpence, as it depends^ Ilnllowiiy's rcnovrnH Fills. They quickly remedy any Bhould be sceu, in clear weather, about 10 Nautical merely finished on tho exterior to catch the eye, waut- Jennison , a naliro of Tbomaalown, county Kilkcuny, In tbe 38th After a pressure unexampled since 1857, when stugiiiiiiun of blood , relieve any ovcrgorged Fenchureh H reet , London, and G. O LDIUM , & Co rear of her age. y on the whim of tho collector what he totj- temporary Miles. ("tyt) ., ing all the necessary qualities of good workmanship discount remained at 10 per cent, from Nov. 9 till entirel (lie brtailiing, , b'4, Durac-strcct, Dublin. (s23-Cru) vi in.-, modi-rule hurried and cunble the Bearings arc Magnetic, Variation 2/ ^ West. nnd sound material in the intorior mechanism. demand. ; -^- ipe and luugs lo perform their functions with case LA'IES T MARKETS. reduced to 8 on Dec. 24, the money market seems windp (By order), WM. LEES, Secretary. TEA FROM THE IMPORTER Old Instruments taken in Exchange. ALEXANDKE 'S The other case—Sago, appollant : Lawler, respond^ and regularity. Tht.-e rilln, by their purifying powers, HarmouiuraB in variety. LONDON CATTLE MAUKET-YESTBBPAY. to have again settled down into smooth water, and from all impurities nnd thus fortif cnt—was one moro remarkablo still, showing , hoj cleanse the blood , y Important Notice to the Public WHOLESALE PRICES. IJ5T" New Music, aud every avliclo connected with Deans. USO i calves, 85; cheep, 3,850 ; Iambi, MS ; piga, 140. following the example of the Banks of France and the system against consumption, asthma, and other Prices : —Beef, 3s Sd lo 5s 8d ; niutton . it lOd lo 5s Od ; vral , it has proved to tho Bridge Commissioner! CHINESE anil EAST INDIAN TEA tho Music Trade, always in stock. (au26-tf). M 8d to 5a 2d ; pork 3s 8d to it tod. Trndo generally remaiu a unprofitable pulmonary complaints- THE Turin, which it lias always been supposed were led' lessees for a few potmi* returning my sincere Thanks lo the Inhabitants COM PANY 70, UPPER THAMES STREET , uualttred from last Monday 's quotutions. the change they made in tbe BHBii-irATiii) CONSTITUTIONS. — In cases of debility, IN , ARRIVED the Bank of England, after two months' of Watcrford and the surrounding Country for LONDON , have appointed the lullowiii K Aneuts lur the LIVEItl'OOIi COTTON MARKET-YESTBRDAT. of nine per difference, which havo already beon spent in litigltkjfi languor, ari d nervousness, generated by excess of any 5tb—Tcrcaina, GhUbetll, MarianojHili. wheat; City of Dur- ve ry strong, the unparalleled support 1 have received since I com- SALE of tlioir widelv-celebrated 'I F.AS in WATKRFORD ham. Blacklock , Taganrog, whoat; alary Stuart, Rouse, Lifer- Mmkctcloied at advancing rates, in coaaequence cent, interest, has reduced its minimum rate by one whether mental or physical the effect of these Of reduction of Dank rate. Sales 20 ,000 i jpecle and exchange- as it is understood tboy undertake to boar all retp&fn kind, , mcuced business in this town, I now beg to inform my nnd YOUGIIAL, viz.:- pool, coata. Pills is iu the hi ghest degree bracing, rcuovating and 6th-Glpny (»), Burns, Li»crpool, g c ; Courier (s), Aylward , JO .iHKI. per cent. Having well needed the market of ficti- bility in matters affecting their legal right* fjfrfj Friends and Customers that 1 have just returusd from WALTEU BISHOP, 7, Barronstraud-strcet, Watcrford. rcstoiuiivc. 'I hey drive from the system the morbid Milforcl, g c ; Ejjeo, Suppa, MurUnouull, "heat ; Mar/ Kleanor LIVERPOOL PRODUCE JJAHKET—YBSTEEDAT. tho Scotch Manufactory with the most superior Stock 11. Lose & Co., Ill, North Main-street , Yoiighal, tious capitalists, and carried ia the chaos many Lawler, coach-builder, of this city, being aboat.tptf^j of disease, re-establish the digestion regulate Mejrlcr. Llaaoell/, culm : uerca colliers. Suuar steady Rice unchanged. cause , of BOOTS and SHOES ever offered to tho Public, From whom they may in future be obtaiued in Packets Jth—Tutkar (a), M Donald, Glasgow, g c ; Due Coquati, L«oaz, respectable firms ihe cessation to joint-ftock specu- ward a valuable carriage to the Dublin ErhibitMOfJsBj secretions, biacc the nvrtous system raise the MANCHESTER CORN MARKET—YBBTEBDAT. , all the , and mado entirely on a new and improved principle, containing One Pouud, Half a Pound, a Quarter of a Sulioa inalas ; four colliers. ' irits, »n«l biiug back the frame to its pris- Sib—Oitjr* of Paris (a), ream, Milford, g c | Due Fratoll i'alr attendance. , Engliih wheat in ihort supply, and brings lations, and the timidity which men engaged in the it drawn, for greater safety, by four men inifeiipj patient s sp having all strong Leather- Insoles and made in the Pound, and 'I wo Ounces each, at the following WHOLE- , rather mnre money : bat red and lore ign sluwat late rates. tine health SIIK I vigour. vii:— Bulina,maize ; four colliers. and oatmeal horses to tho railway terminus, and for crosii|gk«igj latest fashion, and at little more than half the cxpenso SALE PRICES, Jib—Ma.'akoff is), Ajlward, Mllford . gc ; Camilla (9) , CoBtj, Flour difficult of tale, but no cheaper. Oata fully most legitimate business felt about negociatiiig bills| rfiuousNKss, Loss OF A FFBTITE, H BAOACIIB , ANU No 1—Lowest Quantity Duuty Leaf ... Is. 8d.p lb. Liverpool, g c : Star, JeokinB, hat gone U> Waterford to load ns dear, and choice cuts of latte r, were 3d t? « - actual Import Cost , thus saving tho Public from all profit) Anne, Felix Newport , ballast ; Elizabeth. Lewis, Portbeawl , Wheat. I Barley. | Malt. | Onti 1 Deans. I money will ever be so abundant again as to bring rcfiularitirs Piles UlderS ' Boots, French Calf Fronts, lUs. Od. ; Pcai affirmed. In addition to/the penalty "f ^^wm i the Skin Gentlemen s Long except that of the Importers, and enabling them to buy Ono pitwooil ; Gi)»y (4), Burns, Bristol , go; VeMa (») , O'Donald , ¦EnRlUh ... . 900 ; 1 740 | 151(1 | 2410 | _ 1 _ Com- Fevcmof all Ulienmiitlsm Venereal Afltctiom 0d. ; Men's Strong , , Milford, g c. the minimum rate of interest down to the point, for expense incorredin the mrj*«l Bowel Cicntlcmcn's Spring Shoes, 7s to 7s. Pound or TKA ai Cheaply as tho Merelmut can uurchaso a Liverpool e o • Courier Is), Aylward Jrith — i I — I — I 2MJ0 — 1 . been considerable , plaint* kinds Hctcntiun of Worms of nlUimii (id. Olh-Cily if Paris (s), Pearn, Milford, gc. 6380 I - I _ I 16M0 _ tho total amonnt. of this litttGi Bluchers, Os.to Os tid. ; Mcn'» Strong Shoes, fls. to Hundred Chests in Miucing-Iaue Market. Foieign ... I - instance, which it touched in 1862, when we find it of the appeal, ', Colics Vit» Urine Weakness, from loth -Jim, James, Cardiff; A rg/le. Madigan , Poole, oats ; Flour; English, t<0 j foreign, 210 aacka.—barrels. to;th« imU,inriw.-« Oonitipationof Gout Scrofula. or whatever cause, 03. Oil. ; Ladies' Elastic Side Boots, 5s. Gd . to 0s Od. ; INDIAN TEA COMPANY Adelaide, Uridgwater ; Lady being probably e^oal T -J; _ i t,.i „!„ .«„ c.l .„ /,„ r.,\ THE CHINESE & EAST , Marnarot, Portsmouth, — ; Rojal LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr-YBSTKiiDiY as low as two per cent., for now that the public see - -« nniiL-l* THAMHK.8T. . LONDON. of tbo LaVo, Cardiff. _. the Bridge Commurtonew gaye the P *f^«^m CAUiiiij DEATH OF THE VERY REV. D. W. iKAMUK K,. STEEPLE-CHASES. FISHERY CONSERVATORS. WATERFORD BOAKDff/auAKWr«l»-,WTOMiB.i.T. ¦ "T~7r:¦ ~«BwQi v «^cwraw»ir««ur ;r-,7prL;;^r '^: ' - ' : •>¦ ^«Ato> t*jiB«6iJi,*8«cj:vJ.PiOfc«Jrtfi!:-^ -JOl of Ireland comes across the ( FHOM OUR RBI-OUTER). Yesterday, nt holf-past one o'clock, the fishery Tnonus W. JACOB, Es*i iorthi Aair. :, '; Sad news to tlie heart I>; Btssara ¦> Other iruirdisi*presebt-^TneS«lof Uoantas»bfl, ©X'4' Dr. CAUILL is Oa JIoniLiy and Tuesday bst, the 7th and 8th insts., tho conservators of tlie rivers Suir No re and Barrow, Also present-Messrs. E. Pow«r,:J.!$i£I . . i HlKiWPi ocean The illustrious , , JrlichasL'fiotirkecQeorfe K. Bonrkv Bagene Breof^fiu ~ ~ ¦ Atlantic to-day. Tramore^ M.P...T. L. Mackesy, M.D., J.V., O*hta, P. Slrangk ^ ' -{ and tonguo of Stccplc-C bases enme off on tho lauds of Coolna. witli their tributaries, held .a special 'meeting under Mackey% ^Capt. 'Wi 3jrne, Cip^in.Colli* J.P.,JJobn,T. CoIlis. -Jobn.CUoflX-f ¦p . , . fc{«;i i yl' . , . i~ag:rfii; p(Wii no more ! That graud colossal form J.P., J. O'Dwyer, M. Cleary, A. Pbw. ' -^ cappogne, about a milc-and-a-half on the Newtown road tlie salmon fishery net, I lih nnd I2th Vie., cap 02, WorshipM John Lawlor, Mayor of 'Jobn Domviag ^XbnihimJ. DeToo«hire,.f.P., Ji>fjo>«K ttil, \r Tri«<. o*r.-y.Th«naddition¦to!-tH eiiwhri'liitBgi which so often stood beforo and Poet, P. Curran, Right Johb FnrlbngnJ.P.,' 1 Furlong, Thomss tjtTJo^ii11 burning olotlnenco, from tho town of Tramore, mid held respectively by Messrs. on requisition to the secretary , Mr. Arthur N. Wntcrford ; J. L. Conn. f-r; ' : * , Cbirles "drmdcbttt:by:th«.Umh,corinnuttioner»:«/£uttpt?4 and admiration ¦ GfantpJL.; J;P.j Matbiaa COffenaiey, f3.W, -Major'IiWM*;" hest enthusiasm O'Neale for the as set forth in tlie SCHOOL COMMITTEE. • , • . ^ijoiwhlri eompbnionf.T.;Whpi»^rjisrtedHHHBlb/*' animated into the hig Thomas Commins, Pope, and John Phelan. Thtfcourse wns , special purposes, THE J P.;yomes Morrogb - Johfa^»JNison, T.P., (vicacbairm ari),-- ff of ^BlnsvlBaeoB ; Be ^iSK ^di*^b^&^^ countrymen, are for ever of tho Hon. . , g^ekt iroproTeroentirr that pmt the town^hit/wlir.U thousands at a time of his admirably adapted for testing the skill and courage of the requisition , signed by Lord Lisinore, Mr.:Thomas The school committee, consisting Joun'.'iVm;iA7v.'NssonV iWin; '<: O'Corinel), John' Pewd,-) &TV Dt.bt torj Utster of £*mMmiJt» totlSEkC v news comes to us in the ' Power, and r. ' i« of gra»t" eod»«meac« ta cettelt comiririrrt pth fci of the Dioee««, tbe Host^ eoU and motionless! The dread jocks, with tho incttlo of the steeds, and certainly on both Ffcnnell, and Mr. Philip Maguire (Hon.Sec. to Mr. Fortcscue, M.P., Captiiin . . M (D.V.C)., fames Power, .Thotnas Bice, Wm.;8uk,-Ch»rles¦ . B^j^ffSrWitntiJid^uitaS T : , ¦ ' " ' isrb' <- -not Hi tbe tnronTbTtba m:^^JWtt%ffiB5E *& Boston, U.S., October 28. Suir Preservation Society), of considering " the Peet brought up a report in . connection . with N¦ . fisdait,, .P. ..- -;.\i yr., .. . • .•;. • „ • . onr, ,wh«ra: there Xketshit* beeafpfficltnt . a brief form under date of days tlieBo characteristics were fully developed thing ¦ : ' ' "' ' "" ' ¦ ' ' ' 1 , . Every <-:• . -:; : ' BxX.Tk -XHii Boto8E. . "' , . ' * " J: Brown. rt^Wlowu^'cTs nij a***^^ ^^ Pilot AIMCK necessity of raising the present licenses on all the schools. The document i poke of the pro- or room :heretofore to: moorj; in . : order to- direhtrge 1S«1 from the proprietor of the Boston , P was done by tho experienced and energetic stewards present, BemaminR last week ' admitted siuce, 20; discharged,'- , salmon (except those of very, creditable.; jt also , 331; ¦ ¦ their fctrgoesr il nbd«r»t«ndi>on> portie* well jftiltaUn &¦; engines for the taking of ficiency of the: pupils as : ': : :¦¦ ¦ ¦ ' '¦ ?r-; says our great countryman died H. W. Briscoe, EorMgwthe receipt visited in his last Phelan, of tbo Great Ilotel, Tramore, performed tho onerous Lord Viscount LISXOKB in the Chair. ments adjoining the children'8;dormitories, ', • ; aUa householdfarfait anand effects , tbe propettyof lUcbard «tf»"P» of ten ITZPATRICK and many clergymen. " IIVKMBB D; 8PBAM, VIce-Cairman'Mallbw union." i th the Mo«t Rov. Dr. F , duty pertaining to his office in a most efficient sty the Tho Right Hon. tho Earl of Carrick, Sir K. J; Paul, in.alluding Co this" report, Jeffiere, Esg^ Ivy Cottage, Abrjotfide, wbo leavai^era for ^JTSr^SiS^'??™ * W¦ .-0-Bifai, le; Hon. Mr. Fortescue, . " I visitecUhisestablishment at the hour of niob .'o'clock Epgland. He is also to dispose of by •ffihflubop of Waterfordtnd LanjorV .- ,.-.. .: ; . - .. •: His body ha? been embalmed and deposited in a tomb, Bart., Aid. Cox, Mr. S. Jones, Mr. J. O'Dwyer, Captain who accompanied bis native corAtry, several details were plimucd and carried out iu a most satis- said he believed the gentlerpau in the roorninir, .and found the variout wofds'iu the-highest auction, a. nice]y-got-op collection of vehicle* of varions ; P NBW CHnBott^A^.kiitAKBtfc^-A meeting of' to await tho decision of his relatives in Ireland. Few Armstrong, J.P., Mr. L. H. Jephsou, J.P., Aid. Pirn, tba factory manner. The stewards also had each race conducted , ltev. J. Lawsoii , him through the schools wire satisfied that the state of cloauliness and order, and ererjr thing most reguUri descriptioqsi' nd bbrses/in'ttie yard of tbe Devonshire Arms' pinsbioners of BUwri,!. COUQW -..VVexford. the Re». men possessed so vast an amount of information on a Clonmel ; Mr. P. Mngnire, Mr. T. Ffennell - ', " ' in i mode to leave nothing desired, a sufficient proof that Mr.T. Elliott , J P., Mr. R. Cooke, J.P., Killinauo Ca«tle ; answering of the children was very fair ; indeed The children looked clean and very healthy. ' Hottl.'j.The sale of snch property cdald not be pot into tbe ' Peter Doyle m tbe chair, mdved tfusrtto by Sjr. Tbomai of subjects as Dr. CAIIILL showed himself com- JL BBLL 'Jnrnes-placi/Io'ndon " : " variety »ncli was so hcmg' affji-dcd ly the fact that Uicre was not a lion. C'KD I. Moicton, Mr. E. C«rr, Mr. Groeu, J.P., Mr. J. E. ihe boys' answering was superior, much above that " TnoMAB A. P S ; J.P., St. ' Lands qt&aorezealous; efficient person than Mr. Buckley, Esmonde, Bart, resolved/bri motlm-of Johrf Esmond waster of. As a controversialist ho had no equal, H/tLF-YjEARtr ABSTR^cTJ.V-Tlie"ab3lrncts of th8 general satisfaction. • ' ¦ . . Bsq, M.P., seconded r « pieti} aingle complaint on cither day by tho parties immediately Hyrne, J.P., Mr. Staples, J.P., Mr. Ray, J.I'., Mr. Graham, of the girls, but, on the whole, the replies of BII who ba> given . . - by » ;-R'8BlHTan, that it ispropat whilst on scientific subjects his superiority was always union accounts for' the half-year ended 29th Sept. PaEBBNTAIIOH irO :TUB, REV. MADIUCB MOOBBT, P.P., aod necessary thai*tte -p.rf.banreh bo erected " concerned. Mr. Uriscoo spared no exertion in having tho Captain Itlackburne, and Mr A. N. O'Neill. were very fair. The mistress nad represented to the : y , and for admitted by tits mixed audionces whom ho charmed by nnt;s to the post to the minute, nud in hnving the course There wns a large attendance on the part of last, as audited by Mr. Mat new, were laid before CAniR.—'A-'highly "respectable meetirig of the friends and this purpose, tnsvfoUowmr^ooinmUtu*PMji were appointed • — ho had few committee that very much of her. time was taken up ' well-wisbrrs of the Retf; M. Mooney was convened for one Tie clergymen ol^.the ^sntb^MJf. his eloquence. As a popular lecturer clear, and in this very arduous duty wns most ably stconded cotmen and other fishermen, till evincing a lively the board, and were signed by the chairman. ¦ - ek Snliivan, Mr. and no mm ever possossod in a more eminent by Mr. Kogcr.<, Mr. Bnnbury and Sir, Malcomson tho latter in looking after the washing and tbe dressing ef the o'clock on Sunday list, at 'tbe residence of Captain. William John Fanning, MV..Martin-fiuselhi..Mr.Wm. Redmond, r.jii.ils, , interest in the proceedings. R ATE COLLECTOR , "T. Kirby, who was Mr. Lanrence KinKlIa the power of investing a dry subject with an in- gentleman pcrfoiming tho duty of starter in n very efficient children. Now the/ had a number of women in r^-ty'- FitqiunesBarry, 'B.&J.', for the purpose of Uking into con- , Mr. 1 William Darcy. John degree The Noblo Chairman, explnining Ihe object of tbo elected nn this day fortgignVas rate; collector :for sideration, tbe,-propriety of adopting suitable mea«ure» Esmonde, Esq., iU^.- having:keen approaching to fascination or the capacity of manner indeed. Mr. J. Hunter officiated ns judge, and it is the house doing nothing, and be, fel t it would be to moved to the second terest , meeting, said, in the first place, the great desire en- " No. 3 district, appeared before the board: with preseut tbe jev. gentleman with a tcstirnoninl and address chair, nnd a voto of thanks; jnoaed to the Bey. imparting knowledge to others. Tho ltev. Dr. CiWLL hardly necessary to add that he did so in his usual very very desirable to give the teacher the, assistance she Peter Doyle superior manner. To the members of the press Mr. Hunter tertained by those gentlemen promoting the present reference to certain points on Which the gusrdfems worthy aof the sterling friend, tbe high minded gentleman^nd for his exertions ia tbe good work) tbe meeting separated was born in Carlow of respectable parents in tho open- required, as it was not the duty of the teacher to - ; CATHOLICS IN was, as ever, affable and ready to afford every information, meeting was to devise the best means for the pre- desired further informations. Haring nndertftken tl^e accomplished scholar. The rev. gentleman was recently . ATJ«BJXIA.—A .Melbourne p»p« say, • in;,' part of the present ccutury. He received a liberal look after the washing and dressing of some forty pwMoted'-from being curate in Doug»ivan, wheie be spent —"By a private Isifer"recently, received we learu " nud from Mr. Rogers thoy experienced tbe utmost courtesy servation of the fish of the Suir, ffore, and Barrow , to change his residence, and to give the security re- tSat Mr education, combined with that without which education and every attention. or forty-five children. Her time should be wholly nearly twenty-five yean in the mioistry, to the important Scully, wbo some time ago vuntedtins cc looy.U now in Boms hear). On the Suir they ! quired by the board it was agreed to confirm hid must bo always imperfect—good home leaching. From The weather being very fine, for tho month of November, nnd their tributaries (hear, devoted to imparting education. ;to her pupils. Hfl , position of psrish priest of Cibir, in the coanty of Tjpper«ry, btisily employed m ihdocinir th« Papa! ebrirt' to send ont to protecting upwards - . lord Bishop of Water/ord an early ago he displayed thoao rare qualities of intellect large numbers from this ci'.y nnd environs, from Tramoro hnd had a society since 1357, thought the claim of the maU' teacher as to the sppcintment. • by the Most Ber. Dr. O'Brien, Australia 10 Roman Catholic bubepi .nd t bnbdred priests which he was so and adjacent country, for miles around, from the counties of of 2.)0 miles ot the river in the close season, and R ELIEVING-O FFICER 'S SALARY.—On the motion of and Lismore. Francis Sbeeban, Esq., Manager National A,t the present time tbsre are three Catholio sen vacant ia and forco of original thought for washing out of the school ougbti to be granted, but the prefatory observa- the colonies life. Having evinced a Tipperary and Wcxford, and various other localities repaired during that time the members of that body had Mr. Rice, seconded by Capt. Collis, J.P., it was Bank, was moved to tbe chair. From , those of Armidale, »nrl Goulbourn,- in New signally distinguished in after as to the third suggestion he thought it was one on tion's of Capt. Barry; in opening tbe object of tbe meeting, it Sooth Wales, and Adelaide, South Australia." , his early studies were to the *od, to enjoy the sports which wcre.as already observed, spent upwards of £2,000 of their own money in ef- unanimously resolved that tbe relieving-offlcer 's predilection for the priesthood well worth phown which they would require information as to its ¦ appeared be wroto to tbo Very Rev. Dr. Hally on Friday last* .'CATHOLIC GENERALS, IS- XHB . FBDEBAL Asxr. he reached his six- y the interest thus in them. Ou the fecting that object and he believed the men in the salary be henceforth fixed at £40 a year. ' —The directed to that object, and when Watcrfurd nnd Trumore Railway every arrangement , and of , expense, and how it would be carried out. with tbe view of ascertaining might the sacristy of the Boston Pilot gives .the following (which is only a partial) teenth year ho cutered Maynooth Collegoto pursue his the most satisfactory cbaractf-r, was made to meet the public tidal portion ol the river reaped the benefit of that Mr. Conn snid he did not think that he had much H ALF-YEAIILY CONTRACTS. —The board was oc- church be- given' to bold tbe meeting immediately after list of the Catholic Union Gererals, who have served in this His academical career ' received no reply, but-be studies for tho sacred ministry. doiaml. Trains ran at every hour up to and inclusive of outlay. Now without money that society s work to say after what had fallen from the Hon Mr. cupied for .a considerable time in considering tenders Divine service. To that letter be war:—Major-Generals—William S. Rosflncrans, Qnincy A was :\ brilliaut one, ami MO distinguished was he, that h.ilf-rnst tiro, and nono could complain, so far .is this lino could not continue—they would require £400 or for the half-yearly supplies, after which they ad- understood, that day, Dr. Bally had not tho slightest objec- Gilmore, Georgt S. Meade, E. O. C. Ord, Philip H. Sboridji Fortesouo. As he had called; the attention of the ¦ held on a week day in tho Jobn G. Foster, Geurga Stoneinan S'On alter liis ordination lie was appointed Professor of was concerned, that anything was omitted to enable them to £500 to do BO —and it was believed that a slight in- journed. . ' tion tbat the meeting might be , James Shields, DUniel which high office he committee to the state of the schools, he would beg sacristr, but it could not, possibly, be spared on tbe Sabbath E. 8ickles, David S. 8Unley, Natural Philosophy in Carlow Collepr, witness the races. The respected secretary of the line, crease in the price of licenses would give the means FINANCE.— Balance in bank to the credit of the John Newton, Alfred iscopate of the illustrious Dr. DOTI.K. G. N. Raker, Esq. was indefatigable in bis exertions to to say that he paid a visit to tbe schools without day. Now it was for tbe meeting to determinewhetnor the Pleosanton, ~ Rtcbsrdson, Joseph B. Carr aod licld during tlie ep , to the amount of union £958 18s. 7d. Ji. J, Hunt spent with honour to himself, and with lasting ensure the public every accommodation, and iu this arduous of doing so, and give them funds having given any previous intiniition gf his inten- , •pntent. ilKNild b4jL Dnjiauaary one to.. tbft h*44ipff °f s> Brigadiar-Geneials—Ttomu; Frtods' SleiaUW -' Hidnti Aftor years ' kndit to tlie students confided to his care, lie was induced task Mr. Baker fully succeeded. He was very efficiently £1,000, At Ihe samo time, bis (Lord Lismore s) to amoraa; Thatais Wt:8ii»»Jrjfft(tffi*Bj *SrdConnef TM. to open a lav academy for the instruction of youth at lilack- aided by his assistant, Mr. Kay, and the trains, themselves, opinion w Uat (juuocrw*th quid .be.pt«gntft*«v •'P.S^.^Mfc,^^?.'"* ¦ • ¦' ¦¦¦ ' " v - K IswIerr'Th?w(»-iwtoCi.Jmi.;-Hugb Ewing, Regis do ajU took the master with him- ; ha fhere had a daw - . i/tH^is^woiiAs^fiife^- -^" ' ! ; ' _ rock , near ]>nbH.i. This undertaking did not eventually were well cared for by that .most energatie. of . gptitb,jHr. and -Jre-vrould'lie for having it nt 2s. 6d. the first In the cKaTr—GKiSoB BTAH, Esq. Other gasrfmns— -bold "the meeting at present, ar( r^Iapj ".some dtai&lofl Trobnand, Tbomu C Dtna, Charles P. Stono J. XV ' of boys numbering about twenty, ttnd he asked initTumental in creating bad fteljng beWrean succeed, hut Dr. CAIIILL was not the man to be disheartened John Doyle. Tho subordinate Staff, with Ned Klrwnni at year, on the understanding that it should reach 5s. Frnnci3 O'Brien, J.P., Wm. Connelly, Darby Qainane, might arise, Sherman, and Alfred N. Dans. AcUoR-Brigadier-Generalt his laboun, ho was constantly their head, also did their work well, That this was so is them to write down the figures 3,000, Only three J»roes Ryan, Daniel Maher, j John Molloy, Samuel Cook, pirties which should be -avoided as' much as potlible —James E. Majlori, Patrick H. O'Rorke, M. T. Donohne by worse. Untiring in next year. Such would be his proposition. , travelling, lecluriup.or preaching, and, perhaps, there is not sufficiently attested by the fact that- out of tbe 1,800 or 1,900 of these boys did so correctly. He then asked the Thomas L; Cambio. • ,. . - '. • Captain Barry: remarked be would bo very soiry tny'neb' James A. Mulligan, Florence M. Cornyn, 8tepben 3 i-il v or town of note in tlie three kingdoms in which Dr. persons that patronised tbo lino on Monday, not a eiuglo Counsellor Elliott urged that their first step should same boys to substract 400 from 3,000, and but STATE OF THE HOUSE.—Remaining on last report, 302 ; feeling, shonld arise ; bis sole object in seeking to h»v» -tbe M'Groarty, Richard Byrnes, Patrick Helley, and M«Ubew . - ' Murphy. I'AU ILL did not lecture or preach a sermon. His |lctters accident occurred. The poor old jurvics, too, were not for- be the appointing of a committee to consider the three did so right. Such being the case, he felt it admitted during tbe week, 25 ;' disebnrffed do., 12 ; born, 0; meeting in tbe sacristy, or in tbo magistrates room at the press were my fre- gotten by the public and by rail and road there was a O; remainiug on above date, 815 ; do. corresponding court-house was fo give an [opportunity to. the pnlilrc, CosvBBslOS.-Captain Lyuun and other contributions to the public , con* several matters now being brought before the meet- necessary to draw the attention of¦ th'e school com- died. Strickland, of Gen. Slier- qiwnt , and arc remarkable for case, clearness, elegance, force, tiuuous rush to tho centre of attraction. ing. Having so considered the subjects, the com- week last -year , 396 ; decrease, 81 j coit of provisions. 4c. generally, to express their views?on tbe subject, in order it man's army, having received a farlongh for a few days to visit through tho States was oce Arrived on the course everything denoted happiness nud mittee to tho condition of the schools. As he was received in week, £38 lfc. 2d. ; do.'consumed, £31 8s. lOd. ; sbonld not be said that this w'atf a hole-and-cornermeeting his relatives and friends in Maine, was bantiiedand received and simplicity. His journey mittee could report to a future general meeting ; nt in 2s. Od. ' Rirat tivatiun , nnd lumours, praisi\ and blcssines were mirth ; crowds perambulated the sod, examined the jumps— aware that Captain Hamilton had made a thorough general average cost, Is. 10^d. ; infirmary.. ; in .of tbe friends of the Bev. Mr. .Mooney, which ha wished to into tbe Catholic church at Honlton. Me., on the 8tn present the meeting was unprepared to consider ' instant showered ou tho pood Iiish priest- Abont fonr weeks before souio of them raspers—while others smashed at Aunt Sally, examination of tbe schools recently, he. felt they fever hospital , 2s. 7d. ; received during week, £220 ; paid guard against as much . as potiibl*/ ^After some farther , by Father Brady. The Captain is a nativo of hi< death ho w w attacked with nn ncuto aflVction of the played thimbles and lost ; some enjoyed tho bracing air these questions calmly (hear, hear). would do well to have that gentleman's report with daring week, £82 ; balanco in favour of guardians, £410 2s. remarks, tbe meeting were unanimous in holding it this day. Maine, and has been with General Sherman's noble army ' ' from.^be dpnng its famons campaign heart , from which he had to endure much suffering, which whilo parlaking of tho friendly weed, and some again took Mr. E. Carr supported Counsellor Elliott's pro- this document before they acted on them. 2d. ; rote uncollected;£3 ,821. " Tlie resolntioDS were read, and oa being pat chair from Chattanooga, to Atlanta. he bore ivith fortitude and Christian resignation befittini: the refreshers to braco the inner man. Posted through the position observing, that while not disputing the No letters from poor law commissioners, or business of were passed. An . address was drawn np by the committee ie took the name of. Igo*tiaswhen being baptized.v —Aew' grounds , Mr. Hassnrd suggested they could give the ' which, York Tablet, Oel^oher last davt nf a minister of the tospcl. Lite G KBALD GIUFFIN, wcro a uumber of constabulary under command of he did importance.—Adjourned. appointed for that purpose, was retd, and unanimously m. J, Jennings, Esq., S , composed of men from tbo justice, perhaps, of raising the license duty, assistance naked for at once. adopted. Thii document is a production'reflecting great _ Tho Catholics,o(, Liverpool attached to lie. too, had liis life marked by a strange feeline, for often .I,, Tramore considering the church of Oar when liis long-intcudcd visit to town and outlying stations, with Ilcud Constable McSweeny, feel it would be premature to do so without fully Mr. Conn said he had no objection to that being credit on the committee. -Mr. ; Shot-ban was, appointed L»dy of Mount Carmel have determined to build a have we heard him say, tbo matter iit committee (hear). D UNGAllVAN CORRESPONDENCE new and America would be postponed, that he was impressed with nnd a contingent from Waterford under Hend-Constnble done, provided it entailed no expense on it. treasurer, with whom the subscription list lies open to parties commodious school for the poor children of the district. The Hill , but, beyond standing to their arms, which duty they The Chairman 6aid he did not think it was a bit too soon Willing to subscribe, ltobert Kennedy, Kiq., was appointed building', which will ba of brick, in the Gothio style the iuVa that the climate of that country would terminate The Master , in reply to the chairman], said Capt. ATURDAY , witb nlas ! proved too true ; did most heroically, their services at preserving the peace to mnko this arrangement. Tho gentlemen of the uppei PETTY SESSIONS-S . secretary, and a committee foi collecting subscriptions In stone dressings, will accommodateabont six hnndred his existence, and his wonla have, opposed to the introduction 1 children, he had a presenti- wero not called into requisition. Ascending the stand-house, waters engaged with him iu preserving that part of tbe Hamilton was always Before Captain Wm. F. Barry, R.M., chairman ; Sir John tovrn and in the rural districts waft also appointed. .A ladies threa hundred boys and a similar number of girls, for on the 28th ult> , in that country river for the past sevcu years, felt they could not continue ' . and will ment would provide his death.bed, In tranquilly passed from which elevated position there wus.a capital view of the of adult inmates into the school. . - . Nugent Humble, Bart, John K.Dower, Samuel li. Fitzgerald, committee was also formed to co-operate ia tbe movement. be conatrnoted at a cost of £2,000. Tboi'work will be dono course, and under which nn excellent restaurant was providod that work , iu which all so much bcuefitted, without aid Mr. Fortescue said they were not required to go aud Samuel E. il'Guire. • - -, Mr. Jatnes 'Lynob , Eagle Hotel,-:iq a most kind- manner, by contract, the tender ot Mr. Hugbes having been accepted. away from a world which he served and edified so much by (hear, hear). the splendour of his talents and the grcatucss of his virtues by Mr. J. Phelan, there were fouud present :— into the school ; they, were needed for the washing, R OAD TRESPASS.— Sub-constable Daniel Mahony, offered to tbe members of the committee visiting tbe.rural Mr. Pugin, of London aud Ramsgate, the. son of tbe late Mr. Fleuucll said, in 1863 he proposed a similar motion to l Mr. Pugin Mr. James Esmonde, Capt,- .Kennedy, Mr. J. Strangtnnn , and dressing of the children only. . - : ' . ' of Cappagh, charged Picquet, n farmer with 44 districts tl»? use.of . his horses and cars, gratuitous y, for , who assisted Sir Charles Barry in all tho finer Capt.McCraith . T.A.; MajorWard, Adjutant Clcry, and Offi- the present, but in reply to an appeal from . the tidal men which kind offer tbe meeting returned him tbeir best thanks. work of tho new houses of parliament, is the architect. LUNATIC ASYLUMS OPEN TO THE PRESS. to give them one yoar morn at tho old scalo bo withdrew it. The Maste r said those children were of the ages acres of laud, with having his six cows wandering c«rs of the 32ud ; Mr. E. Power, J.P. ; dipt. Johnson, Mr. T. ' The meeting tfaeu adjourned. Freeman Corespondent. Tbe Chairman said ho did not tbiuk tbo cotmen paid too of nine and fifteen, nnd were thus of an age to dress on the public road. The defendant deposed the BOORES op C' We perceive that the board-room of the District Walsh, Mr.P. D. Walsh, Mr.W.Joyce, Mr.J.Uelahunty.Capt, ¦ I' Ainoiicisu is ENGLAND.—A writer in Iircnan , Ballihvohor ; Mr, much for thoir licenses at a pound each, when tbe poor rod- themselves. . . . . ' cows were ' only passing to the watering place, but a Protestant journal of. Loudon as if fri Lunatic Asylum of Clonmel has been thrown open to , Belmont Houso : Mr. M. Shalloe MUNICIPAL REVISION.;. , ghtened at the pro- T. Lalor, D.L. ; Mr. T. V. Keily, Mr. 1). K. Commins, Mr. men on his part of tho river paid fivo shillings for their Mr. Strange said many of these children Were very the sub-constable stated they were a half-mile from gress of Catholicism in England, speaks as follows :— " In the the press within the last few days. A short time B. Carroll, Mr. W. Cherry, Mr." John Wall, Dungarvan, nnd licenses. His Worship the Mayor with Mesafe P. Kell decade conprised within 1831 and 1841, while the population One of the cotmen told his lordship he paid £2 this year delicate, and it certainly was too much to have the the watering place alluded to by defendant. The , y before that tho board-room of tho Kilkenny Asylum party; Capt. Coshlnu, J.P., Dromimi House ; Mr. Standish teacher. court said! they were entirel . opposed to having and John Wall, solicitors, as assessors, sat on Mon- increased «t the rate of 14 per cent., the priests numbered 25 Mount Congrcve; for licenses, aud bo caught but two fish (hear, hear from ihe teacher acting, as matron as well as y per cent. In the next ten years know the Cork board Duller, Mr. D. Slaiioy, Mr. A. Congreve, animnls of any description - wandering day morning at the City Grand Jury Room, Court- the proportion of the priests was opened to tho prcs3. We Mr. Farrel l, Kilmacow; Mr. R. Power, Mr. John Condon, fishermen). Mr. Fortescue said this was a further evidence of along the was more thac .thrice that of tbo augmentation of the people; has been long open, and we have before us at present Waterford ; Mr. Recs, Mr. James F. Uyan.Mr.H.F.SIattery, Mr. Cooko—I paid £1 6s. for licenses, and I caught no the ill-feeling existing between the master, the public roe-d, and fined the defendant Is. and costs.. House, to revise .the burgess-roll for 1804-'65. from 1851 to 1861, when the population increased 12 per iish at all. (A Voice—Maybe you didu't fish) ? ' :— • ; a printed report , from the Chronicle, of the Limerick Knocknno Castle : Mr. J. A. Tubin, Mr. J. Uobbyn, Mr. L. female teacher, and the school-mister. He (Mr. Samo against .Honors McCarthy, for having her There were also present cent , the number of priests was nearly 37'67 per cent Ia Diibbyn, V.S. ; Sir. J. T. Mcdlycotl, J P.; Mr. E. Courtney , Tobin (fishcrmau) said ho was fisbiug. theso tweuty-fivc sow and niue boiinives wandering along the road at Messrs. J. W.. Howard, solicitor, P. Buckley, inspector, 1830, there were bnt 434 priests for the whole of England; lunatic board, tho Mayor of that city in the chair. years, and last year was the worst ho ever had (bear). Fortescue) could not see any ¦difficulty io the way . board-room of the Walcrford Mr. N. Fortune, Mr. D. Peiirose, Mr. W.MuIcahy, Mr. G. Ni ' ., ' ' " Laverig, Btatitig that she was summoned before the and J. O'Dwyer, T.C., on the part of the Liberals (Messrs. but there are now 1.&12 ! The churches in that period, also, We don't know why the Jiakcr, Mr. P. Mnguira supported tho proposition of increasing at oll. - . solicitor; J. Clampett, and Georga - Herbert, have more than doubled closed to tlicpre3s. If the Mr. E. J. Burrou, Mr. O'Neill Powcr.jun., Mr. Heard, court on two former occasions for like' offence. J. Ambrose, , now counting upwards of 872, District Lunatic Asylum is yet V.S., Carrick-on-Suir ; Mr. J. M. Kivors, Mr. R. W. Morris, tho license duty, stntiug it was only just and fair to all am- The Master said it was hardly fair to say that inspector, oh the' part of tlio Conservstivat, and also Mr. From 16 convents, which the Romanists possessed in private individual, and costs! . . . ' 1830 establishment were supported by a J.I'.; Mr. W. Brecu, J.I' S'.ndo ; Mr. J. Dovercux, Ring- ccrned to do so. he wns actuated by any ill-feeling towards the Fined Is. V Jolin O'Brien, town cleilc, Mr. J. C. Ilenneaiiy, clerk of the thay have risen to.102. Lastly, while in 1830 no house of there would be some show of reason for keeping things ville; Mr. N. Power, Quillea ; Mr. J. Sheppatd, Mr. J. Budd, Sir Robert Paul, without , ns he said, going into tho merits, school-mistress or the school-master. So far from union, and Mr. Samuel Joues, ratq collector, - religious men exuted' , in 1850 there were 11, but now they ono way or tlie other, of tho question, BOARD OF GUARDIANS—TiiuBSDAY. secret j but when, like the poorhouse, it is supported Mr. P. Casov , Ballyv.idd : Cnpt. Armstrong, J.P. ; Mr. Wi observed ho thought it that being tho case he was quite prepare d to give On the sitting of the, court, Mr. Hennessy, clerk number upwards of 53 !" unfair for the upper-water men. to come down hero aud, for : Joitlf K. DOWBB , Esq., J.P., and V.C., in theeliair. out of the public rafos—out of the pockets of tlie Fitzgerald, J.P., Hocklnnds : Mr F. Mnlcomson, J.P. ; Mr, (hem all the accommodation in bispower,jbut . he felt ¦ of the union, complained that he got no notice from ought to know something W. King, Mountpleasant ; Mr. Joseph It. Tobin, Mr. li. G, their own benefit , swamp, by numbers, tbe men of tbo AJso present—Samuel I?. Fitzgerald, J.P., Sicbard G. ' THANKS people—the ratepayers lower-waters. Some, time- 6bould be given them (or cou- it to be hi3 duty to Btate to the board that Captain John Quinlan D.V.C., the town clerk to attend tho court, and that it was from all we can glean it is Puicrll, Mr. P.Mackey, Mr. J. H. Fanning Dr. Gore, W.A.; Ussber. J.P.v , Michael A. Anthony, Tho Sisters of the Good Shep about the coucern, which, , sidcratiou (hear, hear). It seemed to him their best coune Hamilton was opposed to such a.-thing being done. P. WilHpma, M. J. Byrne, and Mr. O'Brien, • Poof-law only by mere . chance he ilearned that the revision . herd very gratefully acknow. ht to say, is admirably conducted. Mr. J. O'Dwycr, Capt. Mansfield , R.N. ; Mr. R. Gamble, edge the receipt of the following subscriptions in aid of their but rig Aid. Keily, Aid. Pim, Clonmel ; Dr. O'Ryan, C.»rrick-on. would be to support the proposition of Mr. Elliott. Mr, Strange—Captain Hamilton may' not be in- Inspector.' of the burgess list would take place this. dsyi He Mr. O'Dwyer said, n« ono of tho oldest comervators at " Mag3alcn Asylum :—Mrs. Dalton, 10s.; Henry Leo, Esq., 5s j Suir ; Mr. M.Cox , Mr. J. K. Curtis, Mr. 11. It. Sargent , Mr, fallible. , ADMISSIONS . was not in the habit of watching the, walla of the Dr. V. White CA1T. NEW POUT AND THE TOWN COUNCIL. tbo board, his opinion, founded ou oiporience, was that if . \ . , 6s.; Robert Egan, Esq., 6s. ; David Slaney, E. Byrne, Clonmel ; Mr. T. Nolan, Mr. P. Cody, J.P., Callan ; Mr. Fortescue, referring to the ill-feeling," said Very few cases were. 'admitted this day, and city , for proclamations, and he thought . that the 5sq-, o3. ; the Misses Breonan, io§.; Dr. Harrington, 6s.; called at our offico ou Saturday morning J.P. ; Mr. K. Dillon Mr. O. Mauslield they increased tbe 1'ccnse duty, they would reduce tbeir Capt. Newport Mr. F. G. Bloomficld, , , the meaning of the remark was, that it was . mutually those "who. were; certainly were destitute. One man town-clerk . shouldhe have the courtesy to send him a lolin Cnrran, • Esq., 5s. ; 'Robert Cntlar, Esq., 5s. ; John •' " Mr. R. \V. Nolan, Mr. M. Hartigan, Limerick ; Capt. Hob. number (bear, hear). Iu the C. Division, which .ho repre- ¦ now the list , in reference to the letter of Hickory Switch, which sented be know licenses to be given out four and fipo entertained. ' ' ' came up for admission, staling that he should be notice^qd informed court .that he would Egan, Esq., 7s 6d ; Mrs Jl Phalan, 2s 6d; P. D.Walsh, Ejq_ son, Mr. R. O'Donnell, Cant. Gough, T.A. ; Mr. P. Commins; , months 103 ; Mr. Power, 2j appeared in our impression of tho previous evening, and—as before they would bo paid for, so poor were many of tbo y before-the admitted, his children being in hospital. If he were not ajffnd in future without notice. . Cd; K. Fornis, Esq., Patrick-street, 10s ; Cnpt. Sprigg, Mr. \V. Alcock, Mr. R. U. Roberts, Mr. J. Mr. Conn said the matter was alread Mr. Brown , - New-street, 10s ; Mr. Dowling, 2a 6d ; Jflnjos our venerable Wend had dono previously same morning in fishermen in that district (hear, hear}. If they carried this not admitted, ' he'd fly away through the country The Mayor stated that Mr. Henriejsy was not ¦ Power, J.P. ; Mr. T. Power, Sliaiiaclnne; Capt. DilloD, J.P. ; commissioners, and . through his interference they joniny, Esq.; 10j ;• Messrs. Robertson aud Ledlie,1* ! ; Oflice iu very strong languaRO—denied having Mr. Wm. Cummins, Paik, co. Wexford ; Mr. J. Walsh, J.P., proposition they would reduce tbo number of snap-nets iu with grief for" his children (laughter). He further bound to attend without notice. . . . the Pol ice , that district rroin 105 to, perhaps, some fifty or siity. let off these officers with a reprimand. . William KeHyy Esq., 5s; Mr. Ryan, High-street, 2s j Mr*. used towards the Town Council the expressions of contempt Fanningstown ; Mr. M. J. Murphy, Capt. McGratb , Mr. Mr. Hasaatd—They fought ' a pitched battle said that nn open confession was good for the soul •Mr. O'Brien , Town-Clerk, statedithrat it was not John Power-, 2s 64;' Mrs. Thomas Phslao, oi; Mra. W. llewet son, Bishop's Hall j Mr. W. Dowloy. Mr. J.F.Howard, Mr. J. Deve-eui, one of the audience—I spent £45 on two attributed to him. We have since consulted our corrcspond- I received no return from thorn. (laughter). (great laughter). Board : The medical officer says usual to give notice to public officers, and that . Mr. Hearn, ,6s-;. Walter -Bishop, Esq., 6s ; M. O'Mara, Esq, Mr. McKeuna , W. H. Beresford, Sir. J. Walsh, &c boats last year aud Bridge, 7s 6d j. , £1; David " of the highest Mr. Staples said if his lordship would withdraw the pro 'said-three they willlie able to go out of hospital in four days. Hennessy. was bound to attend without-notice. Miss Walsh Keogh, Esq, os; rit "Hickory —a gentleman, we may state, At tcu minutes to two o'clock tbo bell rang, aud very soon The Master, replying to tbe chairman Miss Moore, QQsy, 2s Od ; 'Robert Laffan Esq, ' posit :ou for an iucreaso of bnlf.n-crowu, be would, instead of ' ^" ' ' Rejected. OUT-DOOR RELIEF. did not agree with' the law as laid . , 6s ; James honor, impartiality, and truthfulness, who ucver mixes up in after the following Btorted iu women slept in the children s ward. - . • Mr. Hennessy JickeyyEsq, Ssj lklr J. O'Connor, 2s 6d ; Longhliri Freeman, TUB IIBST EACE. moving the maximum increase, proposo that each liconso bo The Chairman suggested that those Svomeh be Patrick Donovan was granted 4s. 6d. a week out- down by Mr,' O'Brien, and again-stated tbat he put'lic matters—and he has supplied us with the names of, (bear hear). Etq, 10s; Messrs Fortune and Co. ClothJiall, £1: Messrs uojen gentlemen some of them members of Handicap sweepstake!) of 2 sovs. each, 1 ft., 50 SOVB . added ; raised five shilliugs , relief, on the recommendation of Dr. Hartland, not future without police. £1. T IX least , half a , His Lordship said, scoiug tbere was a general feeling at directed to do the work required* and the proposi- would not attend in E. J. Maher, the council, who were present when Capt. Newport gave vent second horse to save his stakes, about three miles over the being in u fit condition to be removed to hospital. Mr. Clampett desired it to be fully understood The Presentation Community, Holy Cross, retnrn their steeple-chase course. the meeting that such should be done, ho would do so. tion met unanimous approval. ' " ' to liis iudignatiou : mid with the weight of evidence which thcu moved, in form, that the The Clerk said they had already on" their books . nEFUSINQ SERVICE. that his object in attending court -was not to put best thanks to Jobp Lawler, Esq, Mayor, for his liberal has brought tj (mar in lii« favor, we must Mr. VitzienlJ's gr. m. LaJy Arthor, Dst. 12)1). /Tobin) .. 1 .Mr. Maguiro increase bo £2 our correspondent five shillings, and was secouded by Air- Stap les. a resolution respecting Jhe cleansine of the bays' • -An .-inraate awAJ Blewett refused to flccept of ° ¦ '¦ ""fl irlte P^StfifeM" f^h001 Oiilv attribute tl.e gallant Captain's denial in this instance Mr. Itoutclicr's b. in. Marguerite, ngod,8st.l2lb. (Cusack)... 2 g« " wStifi?iif ^"' n.. ^ M rr.- :.i.up 1,.,l, |>nrv ,tw|j if^.yiL. ^i^nn,|lrf .-*,#. —ConatuMrW miint*y«> »n «!»ad!B« ,-«ooTM«l«m nf memory wlik>Jt l« lH»s ei4«»W»«J in rttum- being sufficient !iftimefe^^ in occu- added Hint he desired to be Mr. Coote's (09th Regiment), gr. in. Maude, 5 yre., wbolo question be referred to a committeo to report on. It was ordered! to bavo this order put hi force strictly for clothes ; lie told the farmer to go rf'the dp—, he Liberals, on tbe ground of not Tho Captain , when in our office, Tbo amendment wns put and lost by 12 to 10. ) pation and want of residence, were struck off the lists. all men and we can assure him that if he will y»t.21b.«...... 0 the futnre. STOCK, ; would not go with him. Tho masterluirrnraclothes FASHIOKABLILNEWS. at peace with , aged Mr. Staples said in tbo Nore district , which ho repre- The master in his journal reported tbit the last Uking Tower Ward.— William Oliver, Bonjatnin Jepson, pnly the rsnmple of silence, his name shall never again Mr. McDoimld's b. m. Quccu of lknuty, , list. Olba. , , were not good but had he stated such to him, he ARRI VAL OF THE LORD LIEUTENANT.—On Tues- srt ) 0 sented, they bad not money enough for preservation, flud ho sf stock showed only a deficiency of 400 articles. At forniei , James Williams, William-street, John Leger. Custom- . be heaid. (IROC ' day, the Eteamsbip XFlster,commander Tripbook The first round Muudc took tho lend, well followed by the felt they wcro entitled to seek for thin increase. stock-taking, beforo his advent to offico, the deficiency was would bring the matter before the guardians this Souse Ward. —John Alethorne. Centra Warcl.—Eenry , R.N., (aid if they did iucrcw60 tbe duty day. The board directed to have him discharged Bell, Samuel FiUhenry (dead), Timothy. Sullivan, George conveyed irom Holybead to Kingstown Lord Wodebouse and others, tho Rose keeping a good second until she came to Aid. Cox ou tho cot- much greater. He saw by tbo books, ths^.on ono occasion H8 family, ' the Alice and tba Hon LOCAL IMPROVEMENTS . men, he would suggest that thoy put tl'o increase on all. the deficiency comprised as manp as l,200brticlcs. ' on the ground of his not accepting employment Wilkinson. ' West Ward.—Joseph Thompson, Samuel T. Hop ConsUuco Brief, and wns thrown out. Lady Arthur came to the front iVodehonse, and an infant son, the Private Secretary, tho At tho street committee, on Tuesday, the Mayor in the with a rush, and kept her place to the end, winning by nbout Mr. Carr again strongly deprecated tbe carrying of such Tho Chairman said tbe last Btock-tnkiig showed an im- when offbred tohira. Bennett, Kicbnrd P. Williams. Mr. Howard objected to Messrs. Jobn Wilson and James Hoh'Edmond Ti. Wodebouse, private secretary, and Captain it was agreed that tlie m.iki.ig of a new park «wtr four lengths. SECOND RACE. a motion ai the prsent without full inquiry, such ns could provement in the keeping of the stock, bqvtbeboatd earn- • • ' ' • chair, . . .. CORRESPONDENCE. Wilson as burgesses of the South Ward, on tbo ground of WiHjauw, comptroller. His Excellency at once proceeded to postponed till spring, the coming season not being The Coriutliian cup, sweepstakes of. 2 sova. each, 25 added not, in his opinion, be given to it at a general mcoting estly desired that-tbe master would see tSera trould. be no : should he when brought forward for the first time. - , -¦ -A , letter WBB road from' the poor-law commis- the former being dead, and the latter not sufficient time in Dublin.Cattle, where tne ceremonyof installat on took place iu tbo meantime tlie present sewer to by the members of the Curraghmore hunt. About three deficiencies for the future. < • !{ . . ' ' with'^real' tuitab'c for such work ; miles. Tbe fishermen here altered a genoral objection, to the Mr. Coon said! it .was highly essential fijr tba sake of tbe sioners, stating that they are desirous of being .in- occupation. . . ' ^cla*. attended to and improved. Col. Roberts pro- ' aged 12st -tlbs (owner)... 1 proposition. poor ratepayers, particularly—many of badly off—that forrned of the number of persons who were admitted Mr. Joseph Clampett deposed that James Wilson voted SarDiiel King, Esq., and family, have left King's be carefully Mr. J. 11.Fanning * Miss Woods, , tb*p^ COrnf Tramore, for Mount Pleasant Mr. O'Dwycr , that a small piece of Mr. H. It. Sargent's Latry (late Charley), aged, 12st. Lord LUmore said ho came there to benefit the fishermen every caresbould bo taken to prevent tbe property of tbe house, to' the : 'ork-house during the year.ended 29th Sept. for him two years ago, and was still in occupation. , , near this City. posed, »econdcd by w • The court ruled to retain the latter name. ' 'Win .'Malcomson, Esq., was in town on Monday. 4lba. (owner) ...... ,...... S solely;, ho spent his money for that purpose, and if thoy for which so much of their money went, tpbe taken _or lost last, 'distinguishing the number who were sick 'at the . : flaecing be laid down nt Christ Church. Passed. Mr. did not support him he could not help-it. Of one tlr' admit-there Mr. Backley proved to having served an objection on the r'Jbhii Walab, Esq., J;P.: FanniDgstown Capt. Cormack's President, 6 yrs.. list, lllbs. (ownor) fill. ng ho (hoar, hoar). At the same time, he was baked to tirne . their admission ; also tbe number of births , , was in O'Dwyer proposed, seconded by Mr. Itodmond, that an ' 12st. 41bs. (Mr. Hally) ... 0 was curtain, if they did not givo the- fair aid he sought be was proof of improvement. . X of house-maid of Mr. W. Covenay, Manor, as against bis claim. this;city on Tdesdiy. Mr. PMan a Castlctown , aRed, also desire to be estimate be made of the expense of opening a new sewer from Mr. J. Power's Fieldfare,4 vrs., 10st. l31ba (Mr. Veale) ... 0 would not expend another sixpenco in tho preservation ol Ilia Worshipthe'Mayor also expre ssod£ is earned, desire, arid deaths during the.year. They Mr. Howard—Mr. Covenay has not been in Waterford M ABBIAOB .op VISCOTTSS AxnKDl-BT.—On Tuesday last the rerc of some houses in Uai rack-streeton , where a quantity tho river. that strcnuons exertions should be made tjsavo tbo property Wrther informed of''.tHo number of sick persons for tbe hist two fears ; he sails out of Liverpool. tig.yfapgnat Ambevley, eldest «oa of tbe Earl BnsseU now remains the surface A capital start sent the horses all away in a cluster, , K. G., of fiilhv >tn^n»nt fluid without President n little in advance but, its rider coming to srief, Mr. O'Dwyer, Mr. Carr, and other gentlemen said they of tho union aa much as possible (hear, hear). At the pre- treated in hospitals, and"^ therefore request to have Mr. 'Joseph' Cla.mpett—I have seen him here within tbe «r6»^^«oCoont aM.Ruwllj was married .Hi the pariah church he saw it and if not ¦ ' ' • ¦v any outfall- Mr. Redmond said , Miss Woods pushed to first place in capital style Field- all felt very grateful for what Lord Lisniore bad dono with sent moment there wero rumors througlT-Town of somo of enclosed form carefull fillejd tip and si hed b tbe lait twelve months. • " of Alderleyi' near'Knaisford, to tbe Hon. Catharine Stanley, ht it just the sort of thing that would . y g y George Herbert—He was in Waterford within the last remedied, he thoug fare second, well up, with Castletown and Larry particularl y reference to tho taking down of tho weirs. this property being stolen from tbe boufc and sold in the medical officer and clerk ond returned to their office daughter of the Lord . and Lady Stanley of Alderley. Tbo fever in any locality. On motion ot Mr. Richardson , " " • • • , fimitontbs. - - " induce ' lying long behind for a time. Rounding the bill in the second Counsellor Elliott made another appeal to have tho ques- city. .' : . ' service was performed by tbe Very Rev. Arthur P. Stanley, seconded by Mr. Hcdmond, an estimate was ordered to be tion sent to a committee, and regretted that the inodo of Tho Master said he would vso his best deaVonr? to carry without, delay; OrdejJNb' From same, stating they The court held that the namo should bo retained on the D. D. 'Dean of WestminatfR and chaplain to tbe Queen and circuit Fieldfare pushed Miss Woods closer, well followed by e¦¦ p ¦ ; i made for u .«c«cr to be constincled down Morgan-street. Cnstletowu , Larry «l»o mending his pace, and now en- proceduro Adopted seemed to show an antagonism them out the wishes of the guardians. ¦ had -had tefore them (he resolution contained in list, stating, that although Captain Covenay was absent, he tbe Prince of Wales, assisted by his brothor-in-Iaw, the Eev. Mr. Ifiilmidson said the refuse fromso,iie bousrs (.Milivard s') sued a beautiful struggle. At tho last lento Miss Woods bet wren two rival parties (bear, hear, nnd no, no). Tbo deficiencies were theii ordered to b&struck off. minuteB of the pr"ociedings bf the board of guardians might be in Waterford casually. Charles John Vaagban, V. D. Chancellor of York, vicar of the street. Mr. Redmond which terminated at balf-psst in the locality "as oozinpout on chared it in first-rate style, Fieldfare coming tightly behind The Chairman said Mr. Elliott wns in error in saying 60. MA8TEB'B BBrrjRT. . ¦ ou the 20th ult.y^in which their opinion is requested Tbo result of tlie revision, Doncaster, and chaplain to theQoeeo, and tbe Ber. Thomas easily constructed there, the fall being three on Monday, adds -25 Liberals to the list,.and reduces said a 6ewtr crnild bo her, but here nhc caino down and Castlctown also met Mr. J. Byrne argued, forcibly, that the increase proposed The Master reported, on his journal, tbt robbery of two of as to whether it, was irregular, oa the part-of tbe Erskine, rector of Alderley. The happy ample left early ia so crcat. I'aswd. The Mayer brought under tho notice with grief. Larry pushed ou swiftly, but Miss Woods won would lessen the number of cotmen, and that the inereaso the house blankots from out of tbo podonr ef thc.scVool- the Conservatives by 36 for the year. tbe afternoon for Wobnrn Abbe, which had been placed at committee some sewer prates in the: neighbourhood ol clerk, to place on the mirtute books a report of pro- ' of the well, amid the uproarious plaudits of the assembled thous- would not compensate for the reduction. He would movo mistress, during ono of tbe nights tbat officer slept with her ' their disposal by the Duke of Bedford.— GloU. Spring Garden Alley that requited clearing. Ordered to be to be a decided favorite. To nu amendment that the licenses remain as now, daughter,the infant ioacbor, which Bbe did;without his know* ceedings, which took plaqe ip the board-room on the ands, Mr. Fanning appearing at £1. ', ' '¦ WATERFORD CORPORATION ELECTED 1842 Mr. Kavanagh has left fiorris House for Holland, Tlie committee nskid Col. Kobeits to pny some ledge. • ¦ • • -' . - 29th September after the choir was vacated b done. make him the exact weight Mr. Fanning had to put on Mr. Sir Robert Paul said if the. increase wai carried it wonld . , . lasti y The following aro the hames of the reformed corporation for a crnise iu his yacht. Mrs Kavanagh and family bavo (zratuitnus) supervision to tho park, as hcrctofoie, to which G. Malcomson 's scarlet coat. bo shown that the upper men had put a tax on the lower A letter was road from tho schoolmistress, staling she hnd the chairfoan df thevday '; and as . to whether the in- also left Borris for England. ' . of 40 ;roembers, 24 have since died, he kindly consented. The third rnco did not fill , and here tho sports for the men against their consent, and without sufficient time for reason to believo two of tho male inmates, finWtig tbe classi- troduction' of ; quesfiops of a public nature, uncon- elected iu 1842. Oat Mrs. de la Poer, Miss de la Poer, and Miss day ended. deliberation (hear, hear ; no, no). ' Those who fish for tbeir fication door open, Camo through to (bo tematerside, got into or more than half the entire :— from London whera she with nected with the administration of the poor-law, is Buttersby have arrived at Gorteen, , WATKHFORD IMPORTS. SECOND DAY—TUESDAY. own benefit, liko those poor men, were to bo taxed, while her place, which was unlocked, and stol* tbo property, ' TOWBH WAU».—Thos. Mesgher, Mayor; Sir B. Morris, has taken a residence. ° own; irregular during the sitting of the board, and obser- tho week we have bad the following graiu imports * those who did so for I heir own amusement, liko the rod a shawl of her . , .• : • . Michael Hart , Patrick Keane, J. V. Dnnford, R. F.-Sweet. The Earl and Countess of Strsdbroke, have been During The weather to-d,iy was still more propitious than on tho were to go free (hear, hear). On motion of Mr. Conn, socbnd,od by Mr. Haggard, tho ving that they (comrnissioners) desire to state thai Jfrotbere 25-10quar- fishers, man, James Dpbbyn, James J. Smyth, , Snfiblk, for shooting, I BMAN CORK .— Messrs. Siranpman , preceding, and althoug h there was not ao crowded a meeting Mr. Maguire eaid tbe law did not allow the raising of the board directed tbat tho teacher be charge ' with the blankets the resolution, referred to having been adopted by ' entertaining a party at Henbam Hall : Ct'sroM-Hor/SE WAn».—Alexander Sherlock, Nugent including Vuconntand VisconnteuIngcstrc , Lord and Lady and 2320 do, Irom TapainoK'; 3130 quarters as on Monday, the attcudanco was large and fashionable, rod licenses beyond tbeir present standard. at half tho cost of a new pair. " • ters from Sulina, certain guardians, after the chair had been vacated, O'Reilly, P. Sneeban,.M.D. ; Sylvester Phelan, E. T. Power, Claude Hamilton, and Miss Hamilton, Mr and Lady Snsan pencer; 2320 quar ers from Sulina for and the racing much better. Mr. Cnrr seconded Mr. Byrno's amendment, which went CLLID DISPKN8AEY. JuriesKenney, Dr. ; ltobert Curtis. from Snlina for Mr S FIRST HACE. and the board's meeting concluded, it - cannot be sol. ; Robert Fleming, Milbank, Hon Admiral and Mrs Rons, Mr Bedingfield, Mi anlillon—Total, 10,5)0 quarters. to a poll ns follows ;— A° mcoting of the dispensary committee of the abovo CENTSB WABD.'—Thomas' -Murphy, James DelaUunty, itfr C. J.C' sweepstakes of 2 SOT?, each, hf. ft. 30 sore, added ; regarded as forming.part of the ' business transacted and Miss Mnjgtave, &c ¦ ¦ from Tacanro?, for Mr P Carew ; Handicap For—Sir U. J. Paul, Armstrong, Lawson, O'Dwycr, district, on tlia 6th November, unanitnoiMly.,.recommended O'BrieD Henry Gsllwey, Edmoud Walab, Patrick WnKAT—2,500 quarters about three miles over the steeplc-dinsc course. 2 soys. by the board, and consequently should not have been Jer^Kh , Mr. , and'. Mas. Williams Villiers Stuart, and the from Odessa for Mesms While, lirothers ; 2,233 do Bvrne, Carr, Jones, and Elliott.—8. that, owing to Dr. Cullinane'a ndvanped age -and impaired ToWn ,' Patrick Keily, Edwa.nl Commins. 2,131 do entrance ; the winucr to pay t sovs. towards expenses. ' officiate inserted b the clerk on the guardians ' minutes, Miss Stuarts, have arrived at Mralneld, from Castletown. from M.-irUiiopole f»r Mr Harris ; 1216 do from do for Messrs ^^ai iut—Kleuuell , Cooko, Ulackburne, Itay, Moreton , health , nn Assistant dispensary doctor ba procured to y •WBST WAJU>.— Wm. Aylward, Lanrence Forristal, John Taganrog for Messrs Strang- Mr. Uoutcher's b.m. Marguerite, Ost. 61bs., (W. Cusack) ... 1 Green, Maguire, Leckey, Pim, Staples, Graham and Lord in the district, and the committee also testify 'tbe high senso The commissioners do not think it desirable that Henry Cole ami Prossnr ; 2780 do from ' , 9st 01bs., (I goo) ... 2 , J. Aylwnrd, Michael Pbelan, Josiah Williams, With all those arrivals, there Mr. Coote s (GOth Regl.) gr.m. Maude Cdrrick.—12. they entertain of the teal, attention , aril fidelity with which sol.; John Dowley. . LOCAL RAILWAY TRAFFIC man—Total, 10,853 quarter. Mr. Waller s gr. m. Nancy Till, lOst. 21bs., (Clancy) ... 3 boards of guardians should discuss questions not re- Downes, E. N. Barron;. . of either wheat or maize, Tlie ' Aid. Cox declined to vote, and tho other gentlomon wore Dr. Cullinane discharged his duty of medical" officer of this OUTH AKD —David Condon Oweu Carroll Patrick For the week ending Friday, November 4th, 1804, is no change in the value Mr. Curran's br. m. Fanuy, lOit. 71l>s. (Wbelan) ... 4 lating to their actual 'duties. S W . , , lieinjf an advance of about Od absent. district for 13 yenrs, by unanimonBry recommending an James Kenney (Dr returned for second ward); Thos. value of black oats is 10a OJ , At the start Marguerite and Nancy took the lead, tbe ; ¦ EMIGRATION. Dalton, 'Vfaterfocd¦ I Waterford Limerick Limerick is aleo dearer There is Tho original motion addition to his salary, of £40. c Richard Wal6b. per btl on the week ; grinding barley struggle Fanny rushed out The amendment was declared lost. Clarke, Robert Nicholson, Joseph Dunford, and and and and lied 19s to 10s Od, rest being well up. Early iu tho was then put and declared carried on a division tho same Dt. T. L. Mackesy 'gave a fortnight's notice of motion, The commissioners- sanctioned tltc resolution of Limerick Kilkenny Fojnea Enois no alteration in the price of Irish wheat; ahead, with Mnrj»D) opeD) ojjeo) Sir. Staples then moved, seconded by Lord Carrick, that board, naming tho assistant doctor' salary nt £100 per inmate, to enable mm . and his wife, who received FANNING'S Nancy then took tlio lead fora time, but was soon again tho increase) on snap nets be 6s., and ou dtift nets 10s., which annum. BiiMNXiNA BisFsvakJir. : Govemors present—Very Rev. Dean HOABB, in the chair; "F" THE R ISKS os W S people were reluming £5 from her sister, to emigrate to British America. £ s. <1. £ a, d. i). d. £ >. d. HISKEY.—A the beaded by Marguerite. Towards tho fiulsli Maude made a motion wns also carried. The board agreed to sanction tho recommendation of tho Very Rev. Dr. Flynn, P.P., ,Very Rev. Arohdeocon Bell, Marguerite taking the stokes by CLERK'S REPORT. senge rs¦ , from the Tramore races, on Monday evening, they found on hurst, but it was no go, Tobin tho committee of tbo above dispensary to-'raisa tbe rent of tho John Maher, T. S. Harvey, J. W..Strangmau, J. O'Dwyer, '65J J5 1 138 15 0 J3 12 t 105 10 II the rest in the order named. , the fisherman, said they would fish nnd not pay ' J. Budd. Mr. Parcels, 4c, Newtown Hill , about a raile from Tramore, a boy lying in about three lengths, iucreiiBcd license, and be satisfied to go to jail (confusion). dispensary house, from £8 IOJ. to £10i On tbe application ol The Clerk brought under the notice of the board C. Redmond, J. Coonibe, Joseph Strangmau, Goods & Oattlo, lif t IS 101 7 2 50 8 i : 66 2 I THE SECON D BACB. As to the question of the allocation of tho funds in Octo- the landlady, Mrs. Donnelly. " • . 1 ' ' that there was a vacancy in the electoral division of H. Denny's motiou for the admission of an inmate, Jane an iutensible state. Ono of the parties, John Keaue, sum- sweepstakes of 'i sovs. each, and 20 save, added : ' • in consequence of that Total _ 1461 1 6 3C0 *2 2 124 1 0' 171 13 0 A selling ber, the meeting, aftor somo discussion, separated without OAS IK THE nocslr. •' .• - • Dromaua, in consequence of Mr. W.- Collins, who Anderson, for £30, was • postponed ¦ mons-server to the Tramore potty sessions court, took the weight for ngo; the winner to be sold for £70 : if entered tho lessees of (he gentleman's absence. • Archdeacon Bell g»ve notice to CorreespondiiTg | any formal motion. Tbe following lotter w«s rfceivod from represented this division) having given up the hold- neek last jtar, 1392 16 6 351 < 6 120 9 2, 131 4 6 boy in his arms and brought him to the police station iu to be sold for iGO, allowed 41b; if for £60, allowed 71bs ; Water ford gas company, touching tbeiresnmptionof gas in ' proposo for admission Wm; Jeffares, carpenter ; Mr. O'Dwyer if for £40allowed lOlbs ; if for £30allowed Ulbs ; if for / ing out of which he derived his qualification. If proposed Jas. Croke, coopar, on payment of £20; Mr. Joseph Queen-street. Several hoys followed thereto, and reported HBBIPJ —WO regret to the house :— • • '• £20 allowed 211bs ; tho winner of the selling race tbo TnRKATBKiKo ins Hion S ?. 1864. the board think it desirable to have the-vacancy Strangman, Norah Kcojfc, widow ; and Mr. James Budd, DUBLIN PROVISION MARKETS.-YESMBDW. sufferer's namo wa» . . "Gas.Works , Waterford, 3rd Nov., to the police that the Kavanagh , sou of fust day to carry £10 extra in addition to penalties : learn that Robert Perceval Maxwell, Esq., high sheriff of " Sm—In answer, we do not supplyogas by contract, save filled up it wov. towards expenses. Heats, about a week.' THe' riou)b*rof springer eows hnvo becomo fewer. had drank a Inr -e quantity of spirits, some stating it to have winner to pay 1 Mooro Hill, near Tallow, Sn eonsequenco of having lately wbeu you would only pay for what you consume, and bare mental election. Ordered accordingly. FAIRS FOR NEXT WEEK At Spictaldeld . bacon markat, r«steida)>, then was a rery ^ mile and a half. goT«raroant stamped meter, if you doubt the on you bad ' —Liemore, co. Waterford ; Ballin- been a pint , and others a tumbler full. Sub-Constable received s6me anonymous letters, of a most menacing and. REDUCTION OF INMATES, 6A!fcH»AT,.$fa>V«12. moderate atteadeince of home sellers ; thero was no change ia Mr. Mutter 's g. m. Nancy Till, aged (£30), list. 12lbs. wfore, or see it tested at tbe gas-worki prior to its erection. garry, co. Tippwtryi Outtemorres, co. Kilkenny. prices, bat new American middles advanced 2s per cwt. But - McCaulev, on duty at the Barracks, at onco hail tbo boy 13 1 outragoui character in It appears tbat in November of the year 1862 (Clancy) ...... - ... , highly calculated to creato alarm In your establishment yon must have ft self-acting governor; ' M OSDAT, i4,-rBaili.uamultma. co. Waterford ; Tagbmou, ter unaltered, bat showing a wider margin in pricei. Homo brnuyhr down stairs to the kitchen , placed on straw before Mr. McDonald's b. m. ; shoulders, 35s to 38a. Sub-Const.ible Sweeny for Dr. Water?, , (£50) Oat. 71be. ment be despatched Mr. J. Power's b. m. Fieldfare, aged of his intended departure, sent a deputation—consisting of house.—Yours, ' • "O BOBOB AHDEDSOK . only 247, which'shows'a great decrease. WEDNBBDAT, 10.—Csppanhitej co. Tipperary. CORK MARKETS—YESTERDAY. ili-pen«nry surjeon of the district, and Mr. K. Hunt, reliev- (Wbelan) 3 d r. Mcstre. Wm. Murphy, John Casoy, and Thomas Hayden "J. C. HennBssy, Clerk 'Witerford Union." —Coolgreney/coV Wexford Fiddown, oo. B CITER.— Pirsti, I17s ; seconds, 112a ; thirds, 106s ; fourths, ' Kiq., LODO.ED. THT/BSDAT, 17. J inc (itfici r. and both weieon the spot almost immediately. Mr. L. Dobbyn's g. m. Touchet , aged, (£20) Oat. lllbs. —to Mooro Hill , for tbo purpose of presenting an address, It being now a late hour to disouaso important a subject, Kilkenny. . '. 102s; firths, 86s ; sixths, OOl. Mild eared—Firsts,126 i seconds, u*ual remedies, nnd Mr. The total sum lodged b tbe collectors this week 116s ; thirds, 112s. Number in market, 2,000 Dr. Waters at once applied the (W. Cusack) 4 2 2 expressive of their horror at such an act, and bearing the chairman proposed' its postpoaonwntto next board-dsy, y FRIDAY, 18.—Castlabridge, co. Wexford; GoroVoridge, co. ed wl.at wai rrqiiiicd to sustain the tlie lead for a Oonx-White wheat, 7s 8d to 3» 6d ; red, 7s 4d to 8s Od j Hunt promptly obtain All got away well together, Touchet taking testimony to tbat gentleman's liberality and kindness as a which course iras adopted. wns £308 9s. Od. Kilkenny. ' bsrley, (Is 3d to 7s Od; black oats, 9s 8d to ffs 3d ; white oats, l the se rvices of an experienced ; she was soon MifiVrer , securing, at tbcoutso , time until she came to grief at the third fence landlord since he succeeded to the piopcrty. The depu- . .. . COHTBACTS. AUDITING ACCOUNTS. 1* 6a 8d to 7s 2d. Connors, Hy dint of unremitting up again , which ¦ .mrse, s wouinn named , but the Queen hnd now the lead tation had n long interview with Mr. Maxwell , his revered Supers Flour—Messrs. John Power & Co. wero declared Charles Mathew, Esq., P.L.A., attended the THE MAGISTRACY. ; . CLONMEL MARKETS—WEDNBSDAT. concerned--nbifb they bestowed in she lost for n Fieldfare but she , rare on the part of all lew strides to , father, Rev. William Perceval, and bis brother, Richard contractors for supers floury at 29s. Od., produce 362i lbs, UTTIB —Tory small supply at market 1 priest, 112s to 115*. Fufficiently re- board-room on 1st and 2nd insts., and audited the The following gentlemen bave been appointed Justices of B . the most creditable manner—the boy wns soon regained her position until neniing home, when Perceval, Esq. Mr. Maxwell requested the deputation Oatmeal—Mr. P. A. Power's t«odei>for oatmeal, at £11 6s. Peace under tbe Towns' Improvement Act of 17th and Cora—Supply small ofsJI kinds of grain, whits wheat, ISt OJ home by train. What a and then union nccounts of the past half-year, ended 29th tbo , . do^-Admos of abtout 3d per covered in the morning to return Nancy took first place with a grand rush, would convey to all bis friends what he felt at their kind- a ton, was taktn. Sict— Mr, P.. K. Keid was accepted for 18ib Victoria, for the following'tojrns, viz :— per barrel ; red do., 18s 9d per raution should kuch au event be to pi event youths iudulgiug ensued a splendid contest between her and the Queen, Nancy ness, and said he liopod, beforo long, to be at Moore Hill rice, at 129. Od. a owt New Milk—Jfour tenders for 50 gal- September last. CONTRACTS . ' BoylOD, Esq., J.P., within tbe barrel in oats since Satorday. Black, 10n id per barrel; white winning TnCBIBS.'^-Willianj do Us per do. Ko ohstge fa floor, meal, ie, in [-pints. finally by barely a head, tb« rest as placed. In tho again. - The address has .appended to it tbo names of lons of new milk daily, at 8}d. a. gallon, were accepted.Fork The following contracts were declared by the boundtriesof the town of • Tburles, cqunty Tipperary. * — In connection next beat Fieldfare was drawn , aud tho contest lay with the perioBS ready to subciibc £180 for information that will SteaHt—ilT. R. Mahony was. accepted for poik steals,' at ' TIPP2RARY BOTTBR MARKET—MOHDAT. THE G REAT A NCHOR OK TUB QUAY. guardians: i ° NBMAOS.—FranciB Calahao, Esq., J.P., within . tbe 'Demand unchanged. Firsts, 117s ; other throe. Going out Touchet took the lead, the Queen lead to tbe couvictiou of tho authors of those mischievous 8Jd. per lb.—Adjourned. -V Francis O'Msra, 2nd quality bread, at 4Jd. per 41b loaf, of the town of Nenagb, county Tipperary. V 500 firkins la' market with the great anchor lying on the quay .opposite the Custom- well up, Nancy third. Facing home the Queen took chief ' boundaries seeandt,.1M»';: thiidi, 'XM* per own Top ptica per firkin of letters. • SIATB »B»\H0TJ8B. Indian meal, 19s. 60. per sack ; John Williams, 1st quality FBBKOT.—Kicbard Carrqlr/Eeq.,J.P., withinthe bound, 7Si. House, there arc^ two statements wado us to iti origin. One place, which she kept well to tho end,well pusbed by Touchet, OT • ¦¦ ¦ three quarters gross, SIOBA.01 AXD EXPOET OP HAT.—There is a largo Remaining on last Saturday¦•' .?- . '• <¦¦ ... 868 bread 4Jd. p«r 4lb loaf, oatmeal, at 30s.per sack ; Bridgtt aries of Ftrmoy. • • - . . ;° - ' • if that it is an anchor belonging to a French ship of wnr Nuucy A good third. In the tbiid heat Touchet agaiu took , quantity of hay in store iu this city. Au Englishman hat Admitted , '. •• ..; ..t -63 Walsb, whiskey,O.P., at:16>. per gallon ; Edmend Folejr CAIXAK.—Patrick Cody, Esq.,;J.P.. within the bonud- PMJBHTASIOK.—On (Saturdayevening last the members in or about 1645 to take away James the Second the lead, waited on by Nancy, and Queen well up. At the ¦ , ; , best beef with bone, 4jd. per lb., rounds, beef, at 6d. per lb-, tbe town of CsJUo Coojity of Kilkenny. • ; • . that came, , from the 6tarl down camo the Queen, and ' where may be seen Born ... rfi ; ...... 0 : atiesof r of the Debating Sooiety, belonfjiujtto the Protestant Young fourth jump taken Mr. Walsh's store on the quny, Discharged • ... •¦¦ ... Mi best mutton with bone, 6d. per lb., houghs to weigh not less from Duncanuon, and that when leaving sho slipped her on Nancy did the same. Both were soon at. work and ... " . ¦ ¦ ¦¦" 's Christian' Association, Mr. T. F. Millingtonin the further daily loads of hay going in for storage. Messrs. M ackcy . Z than lOlbsi, 3s.': each ; Mrs. Olden, tea, 8s.-2d. p«r lb.,' soft Hen nnchor and left it after her ; the other is that in 1798 three Third fenco home, Cuuck camit offToucbet, but was asking bay up Died • . ... : M ACnistBT.—A, large quinatj.of machinery,comprUnug mat in tbt society's room, Oolfteefcitree, tand there agaiu. Purcell, and Mr. P. K. Reid aro constantly Total remaining ... " • .;'. ' .. ... 882 ; sugar,' (lid .perilb., loaf sugar, 6d.per lb., rice,-&td.;per lb., chair, harbour on duty, ix connection with soon on again ; meantime Nancy was fint and kept it witli iu bales, tightly pressed and bound witb iron bands, (or '¦ icatcbintc and spinning appantus, , looms, Ac, arrived on presented their sscietarrJMr.l>awie»B» , irtio'h letttef»r 'rigatrs canio into the Genertl'ayotage weekly cost '- ..' : •' ... Ss. ' Sd. pepoer,;I«. &}. per 16., sberrr-niae , -£3f. per dotea; Mr. C. goldguard troubles of that unfortunate period, and while the three a struggle with Touchet, who was k good second, tbo Queen export to England. John Hull is now getting not ouly our lyinu booksand Saturdayfrom Liverpool, for the|Uessrs. Msjoomsoa' fac-s Dublin, with a^veryhandsome ctainfcir «e6ni^iaa 'be Do. in infirmary ,,...... 2i. 74d. EWincmd{ WaUrfordKnot), printing, sopp ¦ . - ¦ ,; -/i'v lay abreast with their anchors down, one of the onclrar third . Nono of tho falls were serious. Tbe winner was butter, pork , and bcof, but our hay_ ! ' " forms at prices specified!in bis tender ; Mr. j. llanurd, tories at Portlaw ind C«rrkk. ; . • - , of bis TalaabU awrvicw. .- . . .; - ;. ;v.:l; to anction uuder Mr. T. Walsb, auctioneer, and Do. fever hospital... , .A < ... 6s. OW.' . tbo chains broke belonging to one of the vessel*, and she sailed then put up .MOS TKLY FAIB.—Our fair on Monday via poor aa Dining Hal l ... ,j. > ... li. 9*d. pKntinc circulsni and otb«r jobs, at prices mentioned in bis PBBSBHTATIOB PtATt—Wefeel much pUwnre in notic- WlTSKfOHD ABD TXAtUU BAUWAT^At dty statement ia thought to be the was bought in by the owner, Mr. Maber, at £33, thus giving - with' ¦ (old Watch and ' without it. The former regards supply There were about 100 head Cost of provisions and nccisWjifs £88, Os. 8d. tiflderj' Richard Kiely, fwoollon rags, 2a.- each, woollen ing a slendid serri** bf; plate, together end of thk Uaetiw oompanjiaT »eado«*a,^fc th< jraposas £8 to the race fund. and condition. •¦ wbito fl«nu«l, it Is. 8d. per chain, presentedby nnmbtr of tbe gentry of the Queen's Wreck one. on the Hill, chiefly atores. Prices £10 to £18. Store pigs Do cousamed ... >.?> ...£106 li, • 2d. •bawls,'Si.each; Miry Butler, s> of o( the railwte-the piec*titfttmA tbs ij ti d W#>We tp4oug. THIRD BACK. v yird iVVilliam.Byin, tioken, at lOd. p«r yard, .tads Mo. 1. County to J. P. Powers Bsij^tMiiager th» Nations] Bank irp«e a»»XW THJIOBK PBTTV SCBSION S.— On Tuesday and Weilncs- of £16 for three entries ; £1 to £2 109. . _ -.:*• Out door ...... 4i - «17 lls. 8d. .; On a portion^^Ui •» ««*sfcroctjng¦ Consolation Raw—Handicap stakes ' or WWItVED BBLUy Iv/lBl at 9d. per, gross,- No.;-?,.-lt. per do., caps at 7d. each ; Mr. at MounUnellick,- on )*-irdl dewT»d promotion to the ' d>J morning*, special sessions were held at the Court-House, One mile anil a-half over the steeple-chase At». CiBBon - 'jA—^ bappy to Aid tuat onr TiyUSKB. FBHSOHS WHO turn-table otf iBJKMMt «wiiwi «d WIWMit.jD>ey have also £20 for fonr. arfl "H tjsioN DOBMO IHI sBvnr8«vmt'wn*Sar» pExarDii^oSATDBPATSATCBPAT , Fitiaibbori, white Upfl,4Jd. psr piece, buck do., 6d per do., branch at .Tippemy. ,;.TbO'serrios comprises • bindsome cases arising out of the races on ^ Aid. CARBOLL, ¦ ^ 1 coflM centrepiece Ud some u^SSm^BS^M^mSSSniSipirt- ^™W*» , to dispose of course. thoroughty-iudgpen^d^M^^rabo fijeud, TUB 6TH DAY o»/»ov»iiijfcl884 1 , *,- '• ,-'.• "ft l ttckeD. -at lOoVper " yard, linen, Is: 64. per do. (20 yards), silver salvor, claret jug, enke basket, pot, Nondiyand the first sittinp, Messrs. E. Power Mr. Coolu's Maude, Ost. Olbs. (Igoc) ... 1 check; »t ls."Oid, perida; blanksts si ISs. 8d. per pair ; and plateau, with a number of otb«r article*, bclqding tilvet Tuesday. At though atill wdfia£ra»3dHSfi|&4Mant Neill, is yet so Waterford, ' 1; V*\ti\- IKn^.l!. ¦ ' (.1...I _&> V- M>il . A^lfAik at ' ¦jod J«m« there wero sixteen rases of Mr. Dobbyn's Tiny, Oit. 61bs. (W. far convalesctut and transact 10) Ballinakill Kilea, 4; ' Kilnoacle»gn«. >nomati. u-varwf, • wiOMjr,' n, *«. ' _pw jam, caiiw, at spooni, forks, Ac Tbtr biv» all been nanuactnred b; Power, presiding, of Olbs. (Wlielan) ... fell. ai4«ttiB5B Bi$«USji^*ftlters¦ , 4; Woodstowtty} ' (or «ndComptnyDam, «.streetDnMin. Mr. Curran's Fnnny, 10-st - per-:do., hlue/flamiej,-«t I».j8id:peryard , linen Messrs, WatethcoM; , ¦ — aruhleann^-vhichwere by the imposition of other busiueti.v.y'j^- ,_•;. ;• 12; rUtbtnovlan DnimciriMfoB,li Tramore ll; Island 84. ¦ ! ' - ¦ ¦ ¦ • ' • ¦ ¦ • diBpnsrd jfSR^^ ->: , 6; . ¦ •J- ' ! :i' i. :> .-:--i. - .. -i . .-: ¦:•;. the other two well up. V fetStOH. ¦ . ::- . . . :- , . . . . ; nnej, ranging to two shillings and cmts, and Fanny took the lead goiug out, Dunkitt Keane, 16; Pembrokes'Hsisk, 6 ; Newcutle, 3( sbwtinji, «t •3s.v*a,V;p«j3ri»i».'!ifli?nM '^pw "If. P« 7*** . Irom «iip^ncc Maude took the first placo. liny A DCTIOH Ax 't)rihSfflr^rjsg._^^1«Wi<*3at ' tiuwoVit 3s. lb, friex» at' on llie ieeona d«T, Mr. E. Power sitting, theie wcie seven On the straight run home, ' Kilmeaden. 4; Agliih, l ;:Ws*«* pushing her well. Coming over the laet fence, all nearly House, the reeldencaophe late i^rt^wWtjjtsq'vWjn- W^irtf r;ed. per y»A'.btokete,. cases of iMbri,^ gnc<] 8i U ceand costs. maiavogqe, 3 ( Ifilcollnm, Qj S^f^riA,6 j •Ba/Awotf \ *i?M. %arty^tjl» petty sessions, on Friday, tbe guardians of tbat union sned t- together, Wbelan was thrown heavily, and could not n>o for menccd on yesterday, before a ltftfabd.#iM&U&mP<*i ' at lSi' ed.' pefeJoft/stiwft'atX *. Ui. each; Patrick naafcd Edward-Dohortvundtr Un Sith' N»w BuiiDigg MoUHl 'flic new residence Portnascully, 2 ; PooIroneJJj'rUJlt* 1; Killsber, 10; MU - ^^ milk contractor, , ^T Sios.— some time ; Maude won well, with Tiny a good second. The fale wa» ably conducted by Mr. Thomi»iWa5»B,Orrthii , 1} onion at Urge/338{ tawmi"brogueS Mltr, -pot'lb.,' slitt«r at lOjd- sjid Mth.Vui, sec.3 , for telling milk adolUrs,tedwith water, for Chr»ti»n ' beacon, 2; F4tnogae, 2; KilUride : ; J ' ! jbe Brother., at Mount Sion, in this city, ia Although Severely shsken, Wlielan wns nut seriously injured, city, and very high prices realiied. ,. i-\ i - ^ ,'i institution, j total, 888. ' •"- : ipttttL, toU rf iHri: , yitethiMd^Si. 8t,:h«tap, lf. fld, - and fbr whieh'tbe 'pentltr te «6. - Mr. Cirrorjnten d«d( for Tims ended ' in deaf and dumb ^ PkTwtagb, ronnd«dsole ' \mt fast progreuingjtbt walls are aiready several feet high. and was able to proceed home in a short time. luqcttT,—On Wednesday evening, James Delabunty, Paid doring week ;.. ' ¦" .;.' ... «766 9f. 83; bj«l».U pn,don»r;Tbp «u Ustbet,, d»f«n4«pt, that tbe asgisfrrties hod ta^guifmM : lti£ Tfie princi this most successful race meeting in Tramore, : • ...• ... 48SM 6s. > . 6d. 6d Wb , ctt», ii nnder the 1st secofsune tut ppvpln*bed beirfi pal entrance will 1M right opposite the street. Esq., coroner, held an inquest at tbe workboner, on the body BaUocein fntor ... • - ' Od.Mb llsW Is. etchper:;Richard .- ; BHCOM CMD; ' - , P. • ScKjibasa ^li. ; pound; tlan^ jaopeinW. The bench dead>aotbenrittvlf ^lafterbeui M Through tbe centre of tb» ofnn nged man named James Laffao and at one time a cottBCiBD. ,. * O : [nUlei^7d. ^ ;%; " : * -i baildiuc will run. from end to ead, ,' Fit^erald, £00 Os. 0d( I FitogtraM, «916 , O|.. ,6d. s^ili'Wc^*t.W «pW<# itoa c«ie, fioed tho defendant <1. ..:-^ ;'i' > -i*'- 5ga k^-&l illTwnft#^ DECIK3 AGRICULTURAL 8OCIETY b^w€r&'' * fij CONDITION OF THK NEGRO IN THE NOKTH STOCK-BREEDING ABOUT WATERFORD district. for instunce, a wonderful , improvement has CapttitfN^in hU«ar«perj/;b«thn *«Mre^tfrM»&i~:f • ' -Wl TO 7HI BDITOS 01 1H1 :W«IR»OKD »«WI MONDAY , OCT. -Sl^-Itefora thev Mayor, ' Cajrtriri; M 7: Selected l)oetn> AND SOUTH. the road to the east of been effected in consequence of Lord Liamore aud appeared a letter ¦} " And d$ «be iayfrwne. m« pwr-wb^iffttfu^g^p '^S When passing along Stll-In Tht News of the 81tt nit. there Johnson, Dr. J. Maekesy, Mr. Goold.' B. M «>d C»pt; ¦my b" dnr jroar'Joatb, : to know-* ; At a recent lecture in the Mechanics' Institute, satisfaction u feature Mr L. Ffennell having bought several boars &nd sows above exhibition, wbicli ' . hVntiei?^ Tnoog totrnrathVv iWl WOMAN'S FAITH. Waterford, one observes with from Mr. J. Quinlao, relative to the Newport, D.L. 77l« i. I Should seas prore rough, and sltles obscured, exertions made, and the handsome two female Patagonians, . . 5~ nose at poor Sambo, refused to sit with him in the and we need scarcel y say that this alone well-bred sires, for the improvement of the stock in appears thut " after all the shipful notice a bunch ol three, .The money paid,' the female blade retired from the ball : :-A And angrj tempests rend ror sail— washed ; subscriptions given by I the landed proprietors, tbo project Woodbum^ond , same roilroad cars, or to kneel with him in the and conveys to the the possession of their tenantry. calling themselves, respectively, Ellen thus being'taught , if ever caught, she'd- be nude to sing ' -rj M; bark, la no sweet hiren moored, imparts a cheerful appearance, tupport ofthtfarmert. When ing perceire, is a entered on the coUapttAfronneantoftiit Mary Wa?sh, and a dunder-head of a homo, identify quits smill. Dogs.—A man named Tho*. Rysa complained ; gales ; same church. But all this, you must mind an idea of greater comfort, and, in fact, more Il was in 1853 that Mr. Joyce of the society was (ostensibly v5 The sport of waves and adverse it is remembered that the object himself as Michael Sm»ll, a peripatetio general mer- that while on the Quay that morning, putting cattle on . - mere matter of sentiment or of manners. A change almost say more civilised— Abbey Farm, which is situated opposite Waterford, condition of the tenants —when 1% Oh 1 then, my lore, IM turn to thoe, enlarged—we might at least) " to improve the that on Saturday night last, after board a steamer a dog 'accompanying the 32nd Regiment ': for the better, however, in this respect has already where or about a mile from the north end of the bridge, we consider that the only thing necessary to make tbe chant. It would seem , , ; _;• Mr polar itar on life's rude sea. ideas of comfort than those which exist out a-roving, previously then inarching by, ran over,' canght him and bit him. ! V according as the very dilapidated " show" a success was their co-operation, does it not seem eleven o'c'ock, Mr. Smnll went • set in, and will be sure to progress squalor predominates. Some of the cottages are and at that time the farm was in a extent, and as a Although he had made inquiries at the barracks as to tbe ' -b. ' Or if, beneath some stricken tree, strange that the " project" should foil owing to tb>ir apathy t indulging in suction to a considerable status of the negro throughout the entire Union but they are generally slated. It condition, so much so that some time elapsed attain, owner, Its bad been nnable to succeed. Tbe complainant ' f That emblemed forth my own (tern lot , neatly thatched, The " cause" of this appcura to be a great mystery to Mr. preparatory step to the success Jie determined to becomes ameliorated, and he ceasea to be a thorn in it in order even for a was advised to seek for tbe adjutant, and the Mayor directed i < ' is a curious fact that whereever the soil of a dis- before Mr. Joyce could get Quinlnn. He seems not to know how to account fot it; and armed himself with a bottle of usquebagh nnd a gross • I stood, in midnight reterie, In the Mr. Joyce one of his constables to accompanyhim. [ • the side of the Republic (hear, hear). trict is rich, the labouring classes are, in general , pig. In the course of the following year while admittine that the farmers of this neighbourhood are of matches. Meeting Ellen, he joined company, and was By all, perchance, but thee forgot ; MOSDAY.—Before Mr. James Keitinr Captain Newport, meantime, poor Sambo can turn up his nose in his worst employed was at one of the Waterford fails, and fancied a " a most bard-working and industrious body," that they pay when down came Mr, , 'TIs then for thj dear roica I'd long, poorly lodged, just as they are the proceeding to present the bottle, D and Mr. Goold, R.M. A.New Mode of Paying.—k turn at the scornful refuse to let him considered were just their cents punctually , Ac., lie is apparently at a loss to as- of execution, and .L., To drown the night-bird's boding song. Jonathan ; can in such districts, owin The View from the terrace poverished class cun bo made comfortable and happy. called on Mr. Smnl l lo pay 5s., which he did, ordered ate their notifications of their artistic proceedings by posting own. His marriage is wholly disregarded—his wife as well as from all parts o[ the grounds, is ner, but since then his name has become a fixture the great and predominating bills of other parties thereupon. The ghosts, very properly, Or doomed on foreign strands to roam, placed, Want of security of tenure is Ellen Woodburne to quod for a weck .nnd for obstructing may be sold away to some distant state, never to be , perhaps, the northern aspect in all the Royal Show prize lists. He sold Polly evil of which the farmers of this country complain. That is resented this indignity, nnd cited Mick to judgment, tho By aught sustained but dreams of tbee; very fine; although the police remanded Miss Walsh to petty sessions, there seen again, and be is commanded to take another. more pleasant summer Hewer when she was fifteen months old to Mr. the source not only of all thtir misfortunes, bat tbe cause of fiat being tlmt the audacity should be atoned for by the Should happier fortunes call me homo— renders Ballyglan a much to receive a fitting reward for her most unfitting conduct. His children, in the same way, may be scattered to Dwyer, of Dungarvan, at £25, and the old sow the poverty and misery, tbe slack in business, the downward payment of a fine of 2i. with costs, amounting to tbe sum residence than it is during winter and spring. John Cooke, who is unceasingly cooking himself when stated. His Worship the Mayor signed the warrant the My fettered spirit once more free— the four winds; attempt to impart to them the ps at £30, to go into tendency of trade, which were never, perhaps, felt so keenly , Would It not find any Well-grown and nicely airinged plantations imp.trt, Bessborough to Mr. Phili , as at prosent; he can obtain the fuel , was found on Saturday evening money was paid, but the father of the city by su doin; , in life's bright streams, a grievous offence made at the Waterford through tbe length and breadth of Ireland slighest tincture of education is however, a warm look tt» the place, and there is Wales. These sales were hard-working be expected from at four o'clock, by S. C. Sullivan, just at boiling point rqada himself tbe object of Mick's vengeance, and lien re A lethc for those woe-wrought dreams f he con and how can industry and in them all, downright felony in some ; such an abundance of snug, well-sheltered walks Royal , at which meeting he sold altogether 13 pigs, farmers who have no fixity of tenure ? How can tenants be in Stephen-street, It appeared that Jubn was done the present application. Captain Newport, on hearing Tbm, Ibu.i, man's heart—that senseless thing be acquire no property, hold no property ; let him through the grounds that " Boreas and his blasts" at an average of £14 18s. each. auxious to improve their lands when tlieir reward is but too brown so recently as the 18th. and he was now called this explanation from the clerk of the court, very seriously When swollen with pride, secure in case; it not be madness told Mick he was making a fool of himself. Mr. Hally the most skilful artizan, every penny he earns may well be defied at any season. The Sevenhampton blood had done so well at often, alas 1 an increase of rent 7 Would on lo free himself with n five shilling key, but ns John While suppliant tendrils round it cling, for a man who has no lease to risk bis capital in fencing, and hadn't a rap, whieh he never has wnen he can help it looking indi/nant at this onslaught on the interior stnto of belongs to his master—how idle then and foolish It was in a field sway at the top of the hill which Abbey Farm that Mr. Joyce naturall y considered it , Deems woman's faith but such as these ; draining, and niauuring his farm P And after all, is it not a he went to the crib for 48 hours. Robert Cloony was bis purty crauium, at once told tbe bench he would bring this talk about tho little slights offered to the negro part of the demesne, and while might just be as well if he had a little more of it; before the jud Nor owns, till tumtnsr wreaths decay, forms the highest great mistake of the landlords not to give leases—not to let found mighty ricketty in Michael-street tbe previous the matter ge (at assizes), winding op with in the North ? Let us look for a moment a little extensive prospect on so he bought Princess Royal, one of three prize properly of an cstated some expletives totally unsuited for ear* polite. Mr. Keating In its fond clasp a constant stay. commanding a most every their lands at fair rents ? Look at the night by Sub-Constable Fahy, and to that chnrge he deeper into this gulf of iniquity. Not to horrify enough to render one very sensi- sows which Mr. Hewer had at the Salisbury Royal, gentleman whose tenants have leases, nnd see how all its told Hally that was the best course he could adopt, is the For woman's faith side, vet exposed pleaded guilty, nut, in extenuation , informed thoir , like lore divine, you too much in touching upon this, the ugliest north-easter which was sending in and in pig at the time when Mr. Joyce bought her resources are developed j bogs are reclaimed and made into bench could not give him any aid. Hally continuing to ring ble of the keen heather and moss are worshi ps that ho wo3 nt a christening, where they the changes, the gentlemen iu green politely saw him outside Endurcth firm through time And place— aspect of slavery, I shall be satisfied, and you will below Ballyglan that to Mr. Hewer 's best boar, the Berkshire Hero. dry land, hills that produced only masses of foam on the beach , pasture,wliile the dwelling- didn 't think of christening the whiskey, and he felt n the Hill of Justice. Not the frail annual's transient twine, be satisfied , with calling only two witnesses, but ' litter of twelve young ones, of fenced in and made grow oats and we found the " milky mother" of Sir Robert s herd, The result was a houses nnd ont-otfices are spacious, comfortable, and substan- victim. Fined Is.and costs. The liability was promptly TUESDAT.— Before the Mayor, Mr. Keating nnd Captain Hut the perennial 's fast embrace ; are well known to all and both above all which Mir. Joyce kept two sows, the Princess and The generous ivy , oftimes seen they you , representatives of which we had been accustomed to tial. But take a glance at an estate where there are no met and the victim disappeared. John Grant was Newport, D.L. Drunk and Disorderly.— Richard Fitz- suspicion—Mr. Dickens and Dr. Russell, the famous several Perfection for breeding, and one boar pig, the Em- of things you behold ; see charged by Constable Mercer with drunkenness and gerald, proved to have made smash of the Towns' Improve- To clotbc O 'CQ ruin in living green. meet at different shows for years. Sir , leases, and what a different state Special Correspondent. The one shall vouch Robert Paul was one of the local inspectors who peror, which was sold at six months ' old to Mr. the waste lands, the bad crops, the broken-down fences, the disorderly conduct, on Saturday night, at the corner ment Act in Barrack-street, the previous evening, with state of the farms ; look at the mud-walled whiskey, was fined 2s. 6d. and costs, or 48 hours. Coming THE GIPSY'S SOKG for its bodily cruellies, the other for its moral did their duty well in supporting the Royal Show Thompson, Killotter-in, Co. Waterford ; but having impoverished of Patrick-street. It appears that John sometimes chapter on cabins covered with rotten straw and unsound timber, in forms a unit among the lilterati who wliile enunciating from the Races.—Kitty Russell, of tbe Mayor's Walk, bad Merrily sing tho Gipsios, then come along with me abominations. Mr. Dickens opens his at Waterford, in '57, receiving his reward in n well- proved a first-rate sire, Mr. Joyce re-purchased him by the nest . informed against b * danjjrr of being changed into a mass of rubbish their propositions perform the very Atlas-like act of herself y Constable Driscoll for being The baskets oh! to make, so beautiful to see. this head by saying— "I shal l not write one word earned second prize in the cow section with his from Mr. Thompson and used him for two years, This sir, is no over-drawn pugnacious in Michael-street on Monday evening. storm. What a contrast ! , keeping up the corner housos with their Moulders. On Tho Then on the road we'll travel, beneath tho bright bine sky, for which I have not ample proof and warrant. " Evelyn, and a commendation in after *hich he sold him, as alread y stated , to Mr, but a plain statement of facts, ns may bo seen by lady informed tlieir worships she had just returned clean, well-made picture, Saturday, JohnQraufcwas so engaged with others from When the lark from bis moist cabinet is soaring far on high ives a great number of advertisements from the Woodbank William Ffennell, for the use of the Clogheen any impartial observer. Then what wonder ir the f-umers , .at the the Tramoro races, and was a little bit exlmber.int after , He g the same section to his Lady , whose angle formed by the junciion of Hatrick-street nnd Merrily sing the Gipsies. public papers, such as these—" Ron away, negress good back nnil rib, could not Society . of tli U district , the great majority of whom are " tenants at tbe pleasant day she bad spent ; she did not know liow tiio great substince, and shows ? Where's Broad-street , but being more eloquent tban usual, Con- her legal antagonist collar with one prong turne d ;is It was in 1S58, that Mr. Joyce bought his well- will ," stand aloof from cattle or agricultural gentleman, , could lie so blind as to think The pretty girls around with thoughtful features stand, Caroline : had n fail to be noticed with approval by such judges breed a better class of stock— stable Mercer, who abhors demonstrations of the kind , her illegally funny on the occasion. Tin damsel not Betsy ; had then 18 months old, and believed to the good in advising them to having Their bright eyes beaming on mo tvben Iask them for their hand down." " Ran away, a black woman, Messrs. Unthank and Barnes. Another of the known Gipsy, in teaching them how to grow more productive corps—in in- came up and ordered him home. John refused, efficer a character to produce, having long since abandoned snch a I'll tel l tlicm of their soldier, if he be false or truo, an iron bar on her right leg." " Detained at the entries from Ballyglan on that occasion was Acro- have been bred by a Mr. Harrison , in England. sU'UclinK them in the most approved systems of tillage—m persisted, and, at length, John became the guest of perquisite, was fined 2s. fld. or 48 hours. In Search of Her has several And also of their sailor, who roams the ocean blue, police jail , the negro wench, Myra ; bat, a well-bred bull , descended from Mason 's Lady Gi psy has beei: altogether a remarkable sow , for I OIIJJ .is they hnvo no security that tbe whole thing may not government in Peter-street, the hospitalities being done Husband— Elleu Walsh was charged with having been Merrily sing the Gipsies, marks of lashing, and has irons on her feet." " Ran Chilton : and though Acrobat was not a winner at she has won more prizes, produced more winning end in increased rents ? Mr. Quinlnn insinuates tlmt the to perfection by officer McCormack. The Mayor ob- drunk in Newgate-street the previous evening. The accused, few days before she wen! travelled more miles to shows, and produced farmers here are iufiuenced by " mysterious advisers" in not serving tlmt every miin should be at homo at half- not denying tbe charge, said sho went to look for her hns. At nijlit I will return , and a cheerful fire make away, a negro woman j a Waterford , he left some useful stock , one of which , pigs, What lie past , side of her becoming members of the agricultural society. eleven , asked if theic was anything against thr> accused band in company with her sister-in-law, and while out they The lonely meal prepare, all for I burnt her with a hot iron on the left Lady Janet , a thick , short-legged cow , which has more young ones, than any other sow in the country. know but the fact is that had a little beer but they my Gipsy's sake ; mc.in9 bv saying so I do not well , before ? The Constable said , nothing this long time, , were not drunk. Constable I' face. I tried to make the letter M." " Ran away, proved a very steady breeder, was nbout the first She has won altogether 2G prizes, and produced 103 common sense ou the matter. Lynch said she was so drunk that she assaulted a My jewelled hand ll oiler to welcome his return . they me guided by their own but before then he was had up for assaulting the police. man in -vrt a negro man, named Henry ; some scars from a Rot from the shelter of a plantation pi gs; the date of her last litter being the 24th of If the landlords wish to have (be " show " a success, if they the street , and when being cautioned by him slie threw her- To the ho. so true as ever where the cheerful fires burn, we Saw as we Tbe Mayor said ns this was the first offence for a length dirk on and under his left arm, and much scarred into the very airy field where the cows were going. June. She hns now gone with n boar called Sir have really at heart the interests of tlieir teunnts, if they self on the Evound aud wouldn't move. Their worships in- Merrily sing the Gipsies. itivo of time, and as John was in thn lock-up since Saturday with the whip." " Committed to jail , a negro man ; inherited also by her thrce-yenr- Robert—which Mr. Joyce bought at the Battersea earnestly desire to impiovc their condition , let them quired if Constable Lynch knew the woman ? The officer The sun has long been set, and Heaven's slars are shiniog, Her substance is sincerity b letting their lands at night, he would now be let off with a caution. Capt said sho was a stranger to him. Constable White: ' has no toes on the left foot." " Brought to jail, now ranking among the ma- Royal , from Sir Robert Throckmorton—to com- practical proofs of their y She s 1111 The canvass is my canopy, my bed the grass cntirinlug ; old daughter Julia, fair rents, giving lenses, aud allowing compensation for im- Newport said he totally dissented from that decision. old friend of ours, your worships j she's only lately out of cropped." " Ran away, a mulatto mence a breeding establishment at Ballyanne Park , Merrily sins the Gipsies, then come along with me, John ; left ear trons of the Ballyglan short-horns ; and she also provements. Until these concessions are granted, the con- If his opinion had been asked, he would have been for a prison. Fined 2s. GJ. and costs, which wero paid. Summon * the left arm, a scar on the seat of H. Achcson, Esq., co. Wexford. Gi psy The ba9keta oh ( to make, so beautiful to see, wench, Mary ; has a cut on promises to be well represented in her calf of this dition of the " tenants nt will" shall be miserable and fine of half-a-crown at least, for passing by such con- —Summonses were ordered against Jonathan Blacklock and missing." the Emperor, now Ireland—shall continue Cornelius Robert Duncan master and mate of Merrily sing the Gipsies, the left shoulder, and the upper teeth year, Lady Joan , a nice-headed thing, with good was the dam of Gipsy Boy, by wretched, nnd Ireland—unfortunate duct only encouraged its repetition towards the police, , the ship " a nation of beggars." City of Durham, on the application of Mr. He then adds— " I could enlarge this catalogue shoulders, of which there will probably be more the propertj of Jonathan Bruce, Esq., Miltown to lie, whnt she hns been for years, wlm deserved the thnnks of the public. An Important T. F. Strange, and broken legs, and gashed " is competed for next Castle, Charlcville , Co. Cork . Gipsy Boy has been Excuse, Mr. Editor, this lone letter. The importance of Question.—ThomasGnllagher pleaded guilty to drunken- solicitor, representing three of the crew, on the allegation with broken arms to say when the " Ball Cup subject in which 1 believe you that they (the applicant?) had been illegally jMt0rm*nea and lacerated backs, and of many prizes, both royal and local, and the subject is my apology—a ness on Saturday night, adding that lie was near his own put in irons by flesh, and missing teeth , year at Waterford. Eleanor is another Acrobat the winner to !)c mucli interested and rendy nt nil limes to open the defendants, »»d that no entry was m.ide lbera>f i» tbe \og book SKILFUL S URGERY .—Tlie surgery of this army is bites of dogs , and brands of red hot irons in- cow ; and she, too, is a short-legged and useful style this jcar he look the Richardson Cup, at the Ti p- columns of ynur journal for its fair discussion. 1 enclose my dnor when taken by the police. Counsellor Aloock said of the ship. Drunk— Denis Duitgan, from Tory Hill , f..und the brother of the accmed reselling an extraordinarily hig h scale, as weapons numerable," but abstain , not to sicken his readers of Animal. In Rosebud there is another line of perary Show, in addition to the medal. Gipsy nainu in confidence, and am, sir, *ith many thanks and he had been instructed by , a drunk at Mount Misery the night before, was fined by Mr. person of respectability nnd position in the city, to ap- reach perfection. Men wounded in the head or neck (hear, hear). He points out the demoralizing blood altogether ; for she was by Mr Chaloner 's King, the boar now using at Abbey Farm, was also much esteem, very respectfully yours, A If ABM BE. Goold, 15.M. (it being a county case), 5s. or 48 hours. Two pear in this case. lie would desire to observe that the Asses, one Horse— Patrick McGratli arc fed for weeks through silver or rubber tubei. effect of the constant exhibition of sued cruelties Candidate, one of the Hopewells and out of Gips) , but his sire was the Battersea Sir C , Dungnrvan, Nov. 1, 1801. and Michael Phelan Royal Dublin , —I think it rijjiit to state that there is one landlord which he gave to the 6lh and 7th of were found by Coustable Grai.t the previous evening natures—in the " delicate Robert, and he was by Lablache, the first prize boar JP.S. interpretation Wm. at The following is an instance of the wonderful cures even upon the finest her dam was by Lord John. who took an active part in trying to get up the " Dories the 4th section 7, lead him to the conclu- Newrath, in an assinine state, jogging home on one horse her cool piazza , chapter 38, . mnde by our surgeons. A man with throat cut from mamma, as she reads the paper in At the spring show of 1857 Sir Robert boug ht at the Battersea meeting. Agricultural Society" who is a model in bis way—I mean sion that the meaning of that net of parliament , Fined 2s. Gd. each and costs. Paid. Breaking the Peace the above), the act ear to ear was thought to be mortally wounded by a (a paper crammed with such items as Evelyn and her yearling daughter Eva, both of Other purchases followed from time to time, such Lord Stuart. The tenants on his loidahip's estate are all under which they find ,was that when a person was found —Kyran Maddock, who appeared in the dock with his face council of mrgeons ; but the one under whose im- quieting her youngest child by promising the boy a which had been bred by the late Mr. Wm. Garnett, as Nell y, in 1860, from Mr. Tynte, which has pro- comfortable and happy, and they aro ever ready and willing , whereabouts would be known, that enveloped in plaster, wns charged by Sub-Coustable O'Meara drunk whose person with committing a breach of the peace mediate care (he man WHS , thought as he was to die whi lo beat the little niggers with !" Lord Clarina at the same time getting duced some first-rate pigs; Miss Bailey, in 18G2, to join their noble master in any movement , not to say one custody only until he be sober; at Newrath the night p Dutiover, condition. should be kept in then before, by striking n man with a stick. It appeared justified in making an experiment for the With such training as that from their earliest 's Charity ; while Edith the second and the Royal prize boar, King of Gloucester, both calculated to improve their net contemplated that he was Mr. Garnnll , to be let go nnd summoned. The that Maddock did strike soaie. man and got his nose broken ia pood of others, at the same time having great hopes youth how con we be surprised at those traits of cow at that meeting, and own sister to Evelyn from the Rev. H. Bailey, of Swindon , Wiltshire ; where a person would be found drunk ut a reasonable return , but ho was unable to prize , FLAX CULTUUE. say wbo was his assailant. of saving the man. He commenced his task by cut- overbearing arrogance—we might add, of even went to Melbourne. It was the dispersion , in fact, also Alexandra, the firs t prize sow at the Worcester hour of the day, he should be carried forthwith before Ordered to be summoned for St. Patrick's Petty sessions. TO TITE EDITOR OP THE WATERF0I1D SEWS. ting through where the two upper ribs meet the ster- hmtnl violence—which mark the character of so of the Dunover herd, which had more than once Royal , nnd another which was one ol the thre<> a justice, butif taken atanyother hour—a circumstance W EDXESDAT.— Before the Mayor, Mr. J. Keating, Mr. •1, Druiccondn Terrnce, Dublin, Nov. 8, 1801. S. King, Captain Newport D num, nnd through this orifice for 40 days this man many of those slaveholders, and not in their conduct supplied spring show winners, and we now find prize sows under eig ht months at that meeting, all wholl y a malter of evidence by the policeman—then if , .L., Mr. Goold, R.M., and Mr. Slit—Helieving that in the present position of the flax lace of abode be known, he should be allowed nt C. Newport. The City qf Durham.~T\m case came on fot had been fed with five gallons of milk per week , and towards their slaves only, but even towards men of Evening at Ballyglan as the descendant of that from Mr. Sadie', of Bentham , Wiltshire ; and , the south and west of Ireland nil veliiblo infor- his p movement in Sunday, and be summoned afterwards inquiry, tbe captain and mate being defended by Messrs. sometimes his appetite required five per day. He is their own order?! Take the case of Mr. Brooks and Eva and she, loo in her time finall y, last spring, from Sir Robert Paul , he got mation bearing on the subject of (lax culture, nnd its results, large on the . herd, being out of , , discusse-1 before the late Mr. E. T. Power and E. Elliott, solicitors ; the complainant being hearty, and the surgeon thinks in two weeks both senators one for Carolina, the Colleen , which was one of Lord Clerinont 's beautiful is calculated to prove both interesting and useful to the The question was fully fat and Mr. Sumner, , was a successful show heifer. She is now five years of the county), and bc(couusel) represented by Mr. T. k\ Strange. The following evidence (he made a prizo sows at the Royal Dublin fariniue classes, I beg to transmit for publication in your Bessonctt (chairman was given :—John Browne to Mr. he shnll have him able, and inside of his throat other for Massachusetts. Mr. Sumner old, and has had four calres during the last three lot of three first h.irl n conversation with Mr. Ivcmmis and others on the Strange : Wns on board healed as to allow him to swallow by the oration one day in the senate of pring show in 18G2. Mr. Joyce has in this way useful journal I lie following statement of a case of flax-cu Iture tbe barque City of Durham ; Jonathan Ulacklock U the so nearly noble, a thrilling years, which has hel ped to pull her down n bit. S which recently came under my notice. M y principal object subject. Mr. kommis said, in his opinion, it was a passage. He at first introduced a stomach slavery, equal combined the best blood in England and Ireland ; captain ; she sailed from Cardiff to Malta in April and natural the Congress in Washington against British Queen, s nice style of cow , with a lengthy in selecting it from amongst numerous other instances of most nrbitrnry power to be exercised b> the police, and arrii-ed iu Taganrog in July and thus fed his patient, and after a few hours Brooks, and tho result is that his pigs are distinguished not ; tbe captain beat him with pump, to any of Cicero'e ngninet Cataline. Mr. frame and good quarters, is descended from the still more useful flux-culture which bare, from time to time, ono not to bo given 'them. If a man was a stranger he a stick in Tmtsinro; ; the cause, of the boating was about time to maturity and wei is that tbo circumstances under would clear his stomach by the same means, thus the slaveholder, was angry, but ho took Mullinabro' herd, and Luna, by Little Pat, a short- only by their early ght, but also come under my observation, ought to be kept until brought before a magistrate , but a bit of meat got on board the vessel ; he put lumps on his producing artificial digestion, until it was no longer digest his anger.. Mr. Brooks went down next day legged two-year-old heifer is out of Levity, which , by their great constitutions ; and thus they always which tbe results I tun nbout to state have boen realised where a man was known, when ho could be had at any arena with that stick ; the captain left the slick out of his tube is now used lo feed him with a chivalrous bludgeon, come out well in any show-yard , no matter almost were of a decidedly unfavourable character, and so mnuy it was an arbitrary act to keep him in custod baud aft and one of tho laiU took it forward ; tbe mate necessary. A silver , to the capitol, armed too, had been bred by Mr. Jones. Salin, another tbe extraordinary time, y sense- go. Not onl dis- Btntements have been put forwari ns to from Saturday nig ht to Monday morning. As the man (Duncan) beat him and kicked him on the 25lli of Jnne and such is the progress made by the medical depart- and going up to, Mr. Sumner he struck him of the Acrobats, is a good fore-ended cow, with a into whose hands they y are they returns capable of being obtained from flax-culture—state- , he (counsel) did not know whether the about the cleaning out of tho ship's boat ; ho kicked him, ment in these parts that half of a man's face demolish- less on the floor of the senate. You may think this capital rib, and her daughter Silk , which , as our tributed throughout Ireland and many parts of ments which are cither purely speculative, or which require had pleaded istrates would give any opinion, but he, for one, draped him by the hair of the bead, nnd opened his sknll • ed by a ball or piece of shell is replaced by a cork one case proves nothing as to the temper and bear- readers will remember, was the fourth heifer in the England , amongst what we may call ordinary n .combination of peculiarly favourable circumstances for their mag Duncan theu put him in irons felt tbe practice was au illeg.il nud a harsh one. Mr. , brought him below, lasbed face.—Springfie ld Republican. ing of the whole order. But what if the whole order grand yearling section which was turned our last breeders, but they are also found in the royal sties realization—that I consider n careful and fully detailed him to the stanchion and to a bejm overhead ; he left him of the returns actually realised under average, Goold—Who would bring him home from the place A singular action has been tried in the Sheriff's approves and applauds this conduct? Does not the Easter in Kildarc-street. On that occasion Silk both of England and France ; and, in fact , Abbey statement there for about an hour ; he then loosed him from the or I sbould say worse than average circumstances may tend where found drunk , if your view be correct? Counsel lashings, but he left him in irons Court in order to recover £Z , half of a sweepstake whole order thereby become a particeps cnmtnis? beat, amongst ethers, Mr. Eastwood's Rosette the Farm has now become a noted scourcc from whence for forty-four hours ; he had more strongly than anything else to satisfy the wavering, —Let the police keep him umil sober and then dis- nothing to lie on but two wet salt bags. To Bench : Witnetf on the Derby. The transaction was between two of And that is just what they did. From every quarter a daughter of the famous Cup Rosette Mr, those who are in search of pure Berkshire blood 's confidence in the Second, , aud confirm tbe enterprising farmer charge him. Mr. Goold—Tho police have no power to aaiil ho could not clean out the boat unless all hands were , " who had agreed to a compli- what they want. This, be it remem- to them from the ndoption of the " gentler sex, go partners. of the South there came up to Mr. Brooks Crosbie 's Wit of Gwynne, and the late Captain Ball's may obtain advantages that must accrue discharge him. 'Counsel—However that may bo, 1 ordered with him. To Mr. Elliott: This boat was tbe smill. • A prize of six pounds was the result to the one who mentary bludgeon (hear, hear). " He spared no Rosalie and Pride of the South, these being the bered, is a matter of much importance , for although, flax-culture as a permanent and important element in their know the practice heretofore was as Hay it down. Mr. est they had ; could clean this boat himself but declined to do was successful, who refused to share the proceeds ac- man in l.is anger nor woman in his lust," 19 the sharp commended and commended heifers in the we are sorry to say, our annual stock-taking shows system of cropping. Goold—To let the police discharge would bo giving so 119 it was his watch, and unless all hands were ordered j highly On the occasion of an official visit to the Tauiokey Agr i- \ cording to arrangement. His Honor decided that a historic photograph of the Eighth Henry, of section. Silk is a very improving heifer, with lenty that our pigs are not increasing in numbers, we have them, indeed, an arbitrary power. Counsel —If the was willing to go in irons sooner than bo treated a% he wa» , ' p ctittur.il National School, Co. Armagh (on the property of by the mate ; tbe meat was brought ¦ sweepstakes was a lottery, and therefore illegaj,and England. Who can tell how many such Henrys of substance and good constitution, a nice bead and still considerably above a million ol those most magistrates will not net on Sunday, give the police the up from tbe forecastU J Colonel Close), I was so struck with tbe favourable con- by one of the lads and placed nt tbe galley door; it was too .( non-suited the plaintiff. lantation lords ? Mr. useful animals in the country ; and good blood in power to discharge. Mr. Goold—The magistrates can- ' ¦ there may be amongst these p good fore-end, and capital rib, and will make a trust which 'lie returns from tlie flax crop afforded to those salt to be eaten ; this was nbout a pound in weight. To Mr; '•• r - ' ¦ into misfortune disengage as to the as in everything else, materially enhances other crops that I requested the not act on a Sunday. Capt. Newport said he had If you fall , yourself as Dickens has given us some indications prime cow. Her own sister, Satinettc , is rather a them, realised from the corn and K. T. Power—Has been eight years at sea ; did not disobey i V. who is a good, practical agriculturist frequently discharged prisoners on a Sunday, with well as you can. Creep through the bushel that have first part of the character. Dr. Russell throws plain heifer, of quite a different style, but likely to their value.— Fanners' Gazette, teacher, Mr. M'Culla, , orders. Mr. Power hero read the entry iu the log-book, . J '; aud keeps his farming accounts very accurately nnd system- instructions to have them summoned. Counsel—Allow the fewest briars. some light on the other. •' I have seen the slave be Useful. The last of that lot of cows was Beauty, about the stern-boat, wherein it was alleged that when re> - i - atically, to furuisb mo with a full detailed account of the mo to say with every respect for Mr. Goold, that this fusing, witness 3aid he ' ; ¦' ¦ A pleasant and cheerful mind sometimes grows markets in the east, " says the Dr. ; " slavery there a short-leggeil, good-backed cow, bred by Captain TUB END OF A S HAM —The sham " B enedictine 'd see him (mate) damned first. . " expenditure nod receipts" in connection with his flax crop. is a pedantic construction of an net of parliament Witness swore he never used such a word ; he did say ba , upon on old and worn-out body, like mistletoe upon odious characteristics which monks" of Norwich are graduall y disappearing, '. -V has none of the most Bmibury, and Empress, a very good-ribbed cow , This statement I now beg to submit ; but, before doing which suffers n great wrong to be done so that right would do no more work until he would see further about th» ' f.;: the brotherhood being now reduced to two young ' a dead tree. pertain to it in the States. ... It produced also bred at Lisnevag h. These cows are all merely so, it may be useful to premise a few particulars ns to the may follow. He did not see why a magistrate should treatmeut he got. The bench, referring to the articles, said ¦!-. ' gentlemen, and a child of tender age, irreverently : An ignorant man who " stands upon his dignity " in me a feeling of inexpressible loathing and in grass condition , hardy, healthy, and thrifty nature of the soil, &c. not act after four o'clock in the evening. Mr. Goold the complainant bound himself toobey all the lawful orders of ': ' Infant Samuel." Father I The Taniokey Model Farm consists of a poor, inferior is like the fellow who tried to elevate himself by stand- indignation. Yesterday I was struck by the animals. termed " the gnatius , said if a man were brought to him from four up to six the ciptain and witness. A copy of these articles are hnng up,, who certainl has the merit of clay soil, resting on a subsoil nf red "till." The present in the forerastle of the ¦ ing upon a piece of brown paper. intelligence, activity, and desire to please of a good- In another, and much more sheltered pasture himself , y sincerity, or .»cvon, he would be always found at home, and would ship. To Captain Newport—Went . , , Ordnauce valuation of one pound per statute acre, after a to his duty alter being struck with the stick - It is in vain to hope to please all alike. Let a looking coloured native , who seemed so li ght- quarantine for a time, owin can never find rest until he proceeds the whole way adjudicate, but any honr alter would not be a reasonable ; was natr being under ,; to their consider ible expenditure of labour and capital in efiVctiiiK nble to do much. John Steven?, one of tbe crew, prorei'-. man stand with bis face in what direction he will , he ht coloured I could not imagine he on his mission, and it is gratify ing to see thut he is " time to come to a magistrate The same practice ex- hearted and li g temporary sojourn in the Dublin market fields, were judicious " permanent improvements upon it, will afford n lie saw the captain strike Brown , on tho 27th of Juljr : necessaril turn his back upon half (he on the road. The Bath Chronicle says:— " We former inferior condition and of isted iu Cork , Belfast Limerick , and elsewhere. Counsel must y world. was a slave. Being asked ' what are you, boy—a Sir Robert 's recent purchases at the sale of Mr. tolerably correct idea of iis , with tho stick now produced ; he struck him six tim«;-:j j understand that the Rev. Mr. Lyne attended mass present comparatively low ajjriculturnl value. It is y client has already got thirty-six hours' imprison- Pleasure, like quicksilver, is bright and shy. If freu nigger?' The young man's smile died away Farrell'sherd, nainely, Peace, Helena, and Victorina , its —M he aimed at his head and Brown raised bis arms to MM ' J- at the Roman Catholic Churc h in this city cropped on tlio following " six course rotation ", specially ment. Their worshi ps fined the accused 2s. Cd. and himself : '7 we strive to grasp it it still eludes us, and still glit- from his li ps, a flush of blood embrowned his face a cheap, though a well-selected , lot, which will un- , on ; Brown did not strike, or try to strike the apUin ; We perhaps seiae it at last, and find it rank Friday morning, and that he was accompanied, in designed to include flu AS a permanent elemenc in the costs , or 24 hours. The fine was paid. lie struck the mini without any cause. It was hew admitted C ters, for a moment, and he answered in a sad , low doubtedly prove of great use at Ball yglan. nnd to prevont ils being grown iu too large pro- 1 to the railway station b cropping, by the defence there was no entry in the log of thii occar- £\ poison. tone— No, sir, I b'long to Massa Jackson ,' and The bulls which have been used latterl the afternoon , y priests, occurring too frequently oil the s.liue laud : — TUEBDAT .—Before the Mayor and Captain Newport , y by Sir portion, or riMice. To Mr. Elliott : Made au entry of thii data:with' j In the time that men waste in bewailing theper- left the room at once (heal). " At a plantation before one of whom he knelt down on the platform , 1st yenr—Green crops manured. D.L. A Rencontre.—James Manning and John Walsh , ^ Robert Paul have been Little Pat and Muinsheet. chalk , on a beam iu the forecastle. To Mr. Elliott:. W»» % vcrsencss of their fortune they could gain a compe- just as the train was signalled in, and received his year—Grain laid down with grass seeds. two professionals c;f Ihc Quay, were reported by Sub - in Louisiana, " he says in another place, " some of The first named was brought, a e.ilf.ni Mr.Clinlouet 's 2nd , one of those who found faultwitb the condition of che meit. . v^ tin- soiling and hay . f-'oustable K yan for having been found by him the tency. them (the slaves) were exceedingly fair, and sale in 1800. He was by Puddy Hopewell blessing." 3rd year—Grass To Mr. Goold : Tbe ship came to Fdlmoutt for orden, «al.,- ; '&¦: out of 4th year—Grass for hay and pajturagc. day before fighting a duel on the Quay, both, during '' " When Charles Fox's country house was on fire, Mr. , the owner, observing that my eye S OMETHING USEFUL .— It is announced that the anchored here ou Saturday night : the stick was a brtxnn: >g.^ Primrose , the dam of Mr. Welsted's gold medal otli year—Oats on lea. the operation , being ut lull length on the rondwny . On and he found all efforts to save it useless, he actuall y followed them murmured something about the over- Lord Chancellor of England has a bill in pre- handle, and the first blow given flew tbe broom off aodL ., Jr^ , British Queen, the finest heifer ever shown in Dublin. Oth year—Flax succeeded by " stolen" or winter being called upon to explain , WaUh said he was only sprung the handle breaking it. For tbe defence as to the 1 JSg went to an adjoining hill to make a drawing of the about the paration , which will relieve unpaid mag istrates of , , i seers being rather a bud lot. He talked Littl e Pat was very useful, having u firs t-rate con- crops of rape, vetches, &c. protecting himself from a mau who attacked him with assault on the 27ih Jul Mr. Elliott produced the mata ^,, ii^-1 instance of hilosophy almost without their functions in cities and towns, and replace y, fire—an p colour nnd complexion of these slaves quite openly ; stitution , which he gave to all his produce ; a cha- From this rotation it will be seen that the flax followed a stone in his pocket. This man was constantly in tho (NVill Huuraii) who swore he saw a piece of meat in the asa^ -. Hjjgj; qualified sti parallel. nor did it seem to strike him that there was any racteristic , by the way, which his Ballywaltor half- them by properly pendiaries, who must " lea corn," whieh is the favourito arrangement with tlie habit of U3in£ stones in assaults, and he was determined tub ; askej I he cook nbout it, and lie said it was brought op. . .g||i- a legal education. great majority of farmers iu tbo north of Ireland , and which ' Mankind are indebted to Queen Elizabeth and particular turpitude in the white man leaving his sister aho possessses in an extraordinary degree. have undergone to summon him for this attack. Manning assured the forecastle ; wimess showed the mej.t to the captain whoj - '^« Lord liurleigh for the first printed newspaper, which on the Lord Glasgow 's Rapid Rhone is going as a my own experience leads me to believe is tho most judicious spnke to Stevein about it, and asked why was there noVj, s| p offspting as slaves plantation Little Pat was sold , after three years' work at Bally- in which to giow flax on most soils. The their worshi ps that Walsh wis the noisiest -nan in town . was entitled the English Mercuric The earliest stallion to Ireland , to form part of the new stud order of succession bread scouse made with this meat, and Brown said be oMTip! sKi A tall , well-built lad of some nine or ten years glati , to Mr. Montmorency, Co. Kilkenny, and was seed (best Higa) was sown at the rate of 2 bushels per Constable Walsh aaid the source of the dispute arose in snch was ' is still in the British Museum of Lord Naas. The it wns not allowed to be made ; tbe captain said fag? number Library , and stood by me, looking curiously into my face. ' Do succeeded by Mainsheet, a get of the 3G0-guinea under the direction Ranger lias statute (3i per Irish) acre. The water supply at the time a public h-iuse. Captain Newport-— Oil ! 1 thought so ; not the fact; the captain then took tlie broom-handts and ^' - bears the diite of July 2a, 1588. alread preceded him.— Court Journal. which caused tho " oh ! that's the bottom of all. Their worships, ; ^g | you know how to read or write ?' said I to him. Kingsford-bred Sheet Anchor out of Mr. Tynte 's y ofsteepiu* was very deficient, retting believing struck Brown with it; thinks Brown's tone, addressing tba W*s To M EASUHE H AY IS THE S TACK .— Multi ply the He evidentl y did not understand the question. Vivandierc b Vanguard. Mainsheet is a nice L ET NO ONE D OUBT .— The Universal News tays process" to be very unequally nnd imperfectly performed, Manuing to lie the aggressor, fined him 2a. Od. and captain, wai impertinent. To Mr. Strange : Tbe apUiri \ vg|i y topped great portion of the fibre to be of very length, brrndlh , and heig ht into each other, and if ' Do you go to church or chapel ?'—a dubious Sheet Anchor loin, hut — " Let no one any longer doubt that the cause of and consequently a costs, and Walsh Is. and costs. C.ish paid. A Wild caid whoever told Brown that scouse was not allowed WMa.vi Sa£ bull, with the his colour is inferior quality, as evidenced by the low price it brought iu ooa»•; the hay is somewhat settled , ten solid yards will shake of the head. « Did you ever hea: of our ht red. Sir Secession is in the throes of death. The South, H usband.—Willinoi Murray, recentl y returned from a liar; did not think the language was mutinous ; bid •, j3 ||i not taking, being a lig Robert Jets him (he market. No attempt was tiMde to save seed—a point versation nitli the captain about this matter ; tbe captva" make a ton. Clover will take from ten to twelve Saviour?' At this point Mr. . -interposed, nei hbours, which like a dying man grappling with an unwounded week's visit to Mr. Triphook on the Hill , was proved 3 ||| out at 10s. to his g is certainly a of economy in flax culture very litt lo attended to in the north by Head-Constable Hill to have been very dis rderly was not bound to enter this matter in the log : ut taw BO "' SslS yards per ton. ?aying, ' I think we had better go on, ns the sun is to those who can enemy, combats for life to the last gasp—combats of Iielnud, but which, if carefully and judiciously inaunged, very great boon appreciate the in Newport's-lane the ui ght before. The accused ad- real cause to enter it. To Bench : Has been eleven !»*'? -^S The Cnrlow Post speaks highly of Mr. B. Kelly 's ' Shortly after he said rather apolo- gallantly, if not wisely, with a desperateness of would greatly enhanco the profils derivable from the flax been mate for tbe last two ' getting hot. , value of a bull of that son. There are several bull mitted the fault, but p ea.led that he had a few words se* ; has years and a UaU.j.:T^\>c 5^M lecture on Shakespeare 's works, in that town. tenacity that is next door to heroism crop. Notwithstanding all these drawback s of inferior soil, ' bench decided there was 00 case made out againjt the mik, , -i-ric getically, ' we don't think it right to put these nnd heifer calves at Ballyglan by Little Pat and , and inspires with hersalf. The bench commit'od the accused for n > General Grant says General Sheridan (born of it onl distracts both ity and praise. The belligerents have now deterioration of fibre from imperfect retting, neglect of saviiig but there was one made out aguiust the captain, toi)titf. Vfijf things into their heads so young, y Muinsheet , all very useful looking, and brought up p satisfactory results were renlisul : week , but herself coming forward, pleaded hard fur her ^' ~ Irish parents in Boston) is one of the very best of ' Now come to a in which victory cannot be much seed, &c., the following very would send it to petty sessions. A third compUint V'; Mij their minds and leads them astray. , in this in a plain way, without any coddling. Of these pass Statement of expenditure nnd receipts connected with the worser half, xnd he was liberated ,giving him oue more William Woods i commanders. , another of tbe crew, against tbecapUJa•¦*.'. "%! one quarter there were no less than eighty children , Lad Joan, already mentioned, and Ermine another longer contested. It is possible for the North, with cultivation of 1}statute acres of ttnx grown on tho Taniokey chance. Accidental Fighting — Uavid Koeffe nnd mate, ou similar gvouuda to tbe foregoing, was sent t>V#t,J '¦ ¦j i y , ¦ ¦ The Daily Telegraph says Napoleon will not be some twelve some even fourteen years ofage ; no her open ports aud continual accessions of fresh National Model Farm, Co. Armagh, in 18W:— in Barrack-street the evening sessious also. .'• ' .' 'ipj 3M % , Miiinsheet calf, and therefore half-sister to Lad y I'utnck Hussey met » 'I' likely to Itnnri over Home to Italy. DR. a few words about tho alleged i M* -.SHS; education, no God —their whole life food and play, Joan, are, perhaps, the flowers of the flock, and, blood imported from Ireland and Germany, to pro- hefore, and from imviug Odious Vices—Drunkenness and politics. to strengthen their muscles and fit them for the ht, will make a well-matched long the war whilst a rebel guerilla annoys her To 3J- bushels best Kign seed £3 10 0 beating by Uussoy of KeefN, juuior, came to a few A CCIDENTS TO GREAT AI EN.— A little r»W^«i£ should all go rig pair. Ploughing 1} acres ol stubble, O 12 0 j |S || What is the key-note to good breeding ?— B na- work of slaves. ' And when they die?' ' Well , ' ht-in slock is citizens. It is equall y impossible for the South to „ blows, KeelTe hitting Hussey with a small glazing ham- nultis ille Cannarum vindex—killed the great HanriT..)y A lot of half-bred boug kept partly as „ Harrowing and rolling, O •! 0 ^| tural. said Mr , ' they are buried in that field carry on n struggle, fondly assumed to be defensive, mer and a glass lath, which he had in his bund at the bal ; William the Conqueror died of a hot cinder; Mr & dairy cattle and partly for stull-feeding ; but it is „ Weeding 0 3 0 lieeffe's necktie £ Junes calls crinolines the large circle of hU fe- there b their own le, and some of them have whilst only one harbour remains to her, and her time, Hussey putting a tig hter knot on 10to the y peop Sir Robert 's intention to have twenty pure short- „ Pulling and steeping 1 10 0 its owner usually committed it. William of Orange tri pped from this life , | || male friends. over them I believe, " (cries of army is reduced to strAits so exausted that old men Lifting, drawing, and spreading, 0 8 0 than that lo which wngl'J a sort of prayers , horn cows kept regularly for breeding purposes. His „ White, who for mur.y years coiumand.'d the dis- next over a mole hill ; a grape-pip silenced the jg Money is like a boot, when it 's ti ht it 's extremely thrown out lace of the veterans who „ Gathering nnd drawing to mill , O 11 0 Constable g hear, hear). Following the suggestion bull calves are mostly told by auction among his and boys are taking the p trict, gavo both men a very high character. KeeHe assured of Anacreon ; and an uneven paving-stone brunjp <£yg try ing. b Dr. Russell, just picture to yourselves a beautiful with other have lost their lives to assert the justice of the Con- „ Scutching 02 stone, ut lid. per stone, ... 110 bo would not hurt a fly (n l.nugli), and both d y neighbours, and thus, means of a similar Drawing to market, ...... 0 0 0 tho bench the greatest statesman of modern times to hil lMo 3lB The softer the head, the harder the work of driv- irl , the child of a mulatto federacy. " „ parties having shaken hands were let off on payme.it of Is. and innocent quadroon g kind in the nei ghbourhood for obtaining well-bred „ Storage, Ac., 0 2 6 agony and death. Now, midway between thegreigjjs into it. IMERICK GAS W ORKS . each and costs. Seeking Advice.—A. Mr. Lambert came ing anything woman and of one of the chivalry, consigned to the bull calves, on moderate terms, there is no excuse, L CORPORATION —The Re- „ Kent and taxes of 1J statute ncree, 2 15 O achievements he bad wrought and those still fowllj {3*8 The lady who, by her conduct, importunes a auction-block b its vile parent , subjected to the in- porter Bays the Lords of the Treasury have given (he before the bench with his hat on , nnd asked the clerk of the y as we had occasion to remark at Piltown , for uny court if he Bent a little boy np a chimney to sweep it expected from him, Speke, the discoverer ™*tyii|B$ gentleman to propose to her, begs the question. , and knocked Limerick corporation permission to borrow £5,000 Total, £14 5 6 , would solent scrutiny of hundreds of buyers duiry farmers in that district keeping anything but ba be liable to be prosecuted ? The clerk assured Mr. sources of the Kile, dies of a partridge gun I 'i ** tfgjgP London contains a population of three millions, down like a chattel toy to the highest bidder ; for well-bred bulls. on the security of these works; and of this sum the Lambert that he would, aud thereupon Mr. Lambert ran a strange coincidence with the death of Brucei *n) a|||j which increases at the rate of 40,000 yearly. ination by sup- National Bank have granted a loan of £3,000 at the By sales of dressed fibre, vis., B7 stones, at what uses we will not sully our imag In passing through the yards we noticed that Sir 7s. 8d. per stone £25 13 8 away in a hurry. passed unscathed through'a thousand peril*,'ib'l> WBSH Study for clergymen during June and July— St. posing (hear, hear). I hinted something of this a few by the Berkshire] rate of 5 per cent—a liberal act at the present rate On Wednesday nnd Thursday the Mayor and Captain fall down stairs in courteously seAn^i §4ffi» Robert Paul still sticks , althoug h „ 25 stones at 6s. Od 8 8 0 killed by a ¦ Thomas's Summa Theologia.—Punch. days ago to a sleek Southern symyathizer ; and only as he once did of the money market. The Reporter encourages Newport, U.L , presided, but notuiug worthy of note came lady visitor out of his house. '[ )fjr he does not show now, , the first prize before their worships. A round of pleasure sometimes renders it difficult think what was. hit answer. " Oh," says he, " these at the Waterford Royal for the best breeding sow the corporation to push on the works vigorously. Total receipts £34 2 5 Tbe Irish Ttmet says that Mr. Besley, etla** to make things square. are but exceptional cases !" Exceptional cases ! being awarded to his M A couple announce in the Ntw York Post their Deduct expenses, ... 14 6 6 SATURDAT.—Tho Mayor and Captain Newport, D.L., ' was latel a reporter on the Lriniflt under 18 months old y Mary presided. Drunk.—Joseph Deunison was charged by sub- Muller f counsel, y A poor woman can see more sympathy in a six- Good Heavens ! sir, is not one single such case, is Anne which afterwards passed into Mr. Joyce's pos- marruge, and add to the notice : " No Carda—nor limes. ' ¦ ,f=$= , " Total nett profit £19 1" 0 Constable M'Loughlin, with having been drunk ou Tuesday, pence than in a stream of tears. not the bare possibility of one single such case oc- session, who has still one of her produce breeding for any money to get them with. tlie 1st, at liallybricken. Tlie prisoner said ho belonged to Muller and Odell are both members of the Cbttrd Wh be entitled capital Let it never be said that when a man jumps for curring under this system of slavery, enough to him at Abbey Farm. Sir Robert only breeds now for y sbould hanging punish- Statute. Irish. Mr. Gaule, of Knockhouse. Tbeir worships fined Mr. of England. ''•?',?$ joy his delight knows no bounds. damn the whole system to everlasting infamy ; is it his own use; but it was Sir Robert Paul and Major ment,, when it is known that a man of capital has Acreablo profit lill 7 0 £18 3 0 Gaulc's animated biped Is. and cost?, which were paid. The A Him TO TUE LiDiE*.—If you want your Jjo iSrt There are no other creatures in nature that can not enough to bring down upon it the indignant ex- gave the first decided start to the always a better chance to escape punishment Iban a „ Expenditure 8 3 1 13 1 0 Apple Women— Several of the apple vendors of Broad- Linens dressed in a superior 6tyle (aud who does no? |{(9 Quentin who 10 10 0 31 1 0 street were summoned for creating a public nuisance, in that charm like women and snakes. ecrali->n of every honest man, the angriest denuncia- breeding of pure Berkshires in the Waterford dis- poor man ? „ Hweipts the Itoyal Laundry, and Her Majesty's Laundress pmft WP kins says thut every unmarried lad " Do you know who I am 1" said a „ Yield of fibre, ... 62J stones. 84 stone*. locality by keeping their apples stored on tbe street all night, it to be the finest starch she ever used. It was awsfKIV MissTomp y of tion of every Christian minister ? (prolonged cheers). trict, and now that district has become quite famous police officer and for selling them from off the ground instead of stands. the Cape of Good to a fellow whom he seized by the throat. Viite Medals for its superiority, and tbe nuonftctamMl forty has passed Hope. It puzzles me beyond measure how it does happen in this respect. Lord Beuborough, the Marquis of " Not An examination of the above statement will show that Mr. E. T. Power, solicitor, retained by some of tbe accused, received numerous testimonials from all cUiset, ali a] MM the female sex thinks a exactl sir but I fancy you are a mali An observer of lady some- that conscientious and honourable men throw away Waterford, Mr. David Melcointon, Mr. Backas, and y, , gnant col- while the expenditure includes every charge that could contended that from time immemorial this place was always as to its excellent qualities. We wonld rejMctfallyj gffl larer." tbo crop, times gets as much intoxicated at her glass as a toper their sympathy upon a cause such as this. It seeme not forgetting Mr. Michael Carroll, the possibly be incurred in tbe raising of and its pre- au apple market for Waterford, and it would be hard to our fair readers when buying the Gljnfleld SUrth toi fVR Mr. Joyce, and tbe price obtained for selling tlieir ' dees it his. to me lo betray a gross deficiency of the moral sense who beat them nil at the last It is hard to tell whether the statesman at the,top paration for the market, produce deprivo those poor women of the means of they get it, as inferior liuds are often •obrtitntm?P| 25-hcre farmer, Water- it bas proved H highly laints were made If brooks are, as the poets call them, the most misprision of treason against of the .world, or the ploughman at the bottom of it, vras much below nn average, remu- good*. Tlie Mayor said that serious comp manufacturers bars ranch pleasure in statiof that Ifcqij9i| —to be no less than a ford show with his sow and her litter, got by Mr. nerative crop to the producer, or, to use the words of the to him of bad languago being made usa of around the places tbe PrtaMaj things in nature, what are they always mur- and honour (loud lubora harder aud suffers moat. been appointed Starch Purveyors to H.B.Hn joyous reason and feeling, and conscience Joyce 's boar, are all well known at breeders of the latter—" One acre of mjr flax crop yielded me more profit where these apples were sold, and he felt called ou to put a Wales. Sold at 49 King-street, Waterford. ,. h The correspondent of iheMorninff Herald 1 |g| muring about? clicers). We here reach this hig h coin of vantage in best kind of Berkghires ; while ftJr. Joyce, not con- , writing than three acre* of corn. ' stop to it ns far a possible. He would not prevent them VALUABLE AoEitcT.—CA»aix3l»iTH& Co., Fi Mg " P.ipB, do people buy snuff?"— " Yet, my dear. our argument, that the abolition of slavery is desir- tent with home honours, nent to Worcester, and from Cork, speaks in the highest possible terms of All my experience and investigation tend to confirm me in selling their apples there in the day, but they should remove Stieet, London, (wboss Teas' awl Coffee* are so tftff MM Why ?" " Well , then, why do people say that they slaves onl but most devoutly to honours also. Bacon the education by the Christian Brothers. tbe opinion that, with a due amount of skill and attention them at night and sell them off stands or oat of baskets. throughout tbe kingdom), are wgwiputA Ito iiff U f Wt able, not for the y, came back with English Royal of the j farmer, aided by tbe also conducted the case for the take it?" slave-owners themselves Tho Roman correspondent of the Tablet Bays on tbe part co-operation of tbe Tbe ngtd demoiselle wbo thousand additional AgenU, fnrower to aflbrd Hfl |M he desired for and by the curing is a leading feature in the trade of Water- capitalist in the erection of machinery, flax can she and her clients' might bo al- ' all - parti of tWYfl M ion conies from women more than from men that the French are finding their way into Southern , on most soili defence, prayed that ample facilities for families . In Relig (hear, hear). ford, and the improvement in the breed of pigs ii not excepting the very poorest, be rendered one of tbe most lowed to sell their tempting ware off beds uutil Christ- : : «*W'-IeaikndC«MI « ¦ of Italy. getting supplied with tbw« from mothers most of all, who carry the key therefore a matter of very considerable importance remunerative of onr farm crop*, provided it be cultivated only mas, undertaking to remove them at night. The particulars oflAgenar will.ba t»t port fn» on appBajl MR EW Esmonde, M.P., our souls in their bosoms. evenings of to the Waterford merchants. Mr. J. S. Richardson N Ciiuncii.—John presided in dot prop ortion, and at kufficientl y long intervals ; and Mayor lelt tbe arrangement of tbe business to his »„ M ECHANICS ' INSTITUTE.— On the (o see flux 'culture and manufactures : .ii»,n.« ;• thi> mm( tiling to a barrister that « I i i .tt 1 -r 1... !. »f. r- jmanl.r R prent at a meeting in the county Wexford, last week , for hoping soon become Hig h Constable. Tht Opposing Sexes.—Power Mick, he WATJ!BFO81>;—ViipM '»»?. ^TSirf nf tlint nilv i« rlninc deal to stimulate im- ,UM UU DvfanHiwl anil tim Mae*!...*. nf _„..„• . __j , ,. .. . ,_ t .11..LJ l.u IC.»¦»..! TV.--.. . ._ -»-_ .. f M;