... ?? ?? . j . , : . ! . - ?? o RSPND - y ?? ?? ; fstliy n*1i'zail~M the pre imiaries. notic heoicnubah tbO4 i t ite tday, -- aroe of~~~ prbaili an 'Iijetrs r~l ...

... Irfi lutJ. REFUSAL OF THE IRISH GOVERNMENT TO APPLY FOIR THE RENEWAL OF THE INSURRECTION ACT. Dsdbliss, Sept. 24. The following official communications from the Under-Secretary of Slate, Mr. Gregory, and Lieu- temnnt Siborn, the Military Secretary of the Corn nannlerin.Chiet aie addressed to ?? Jacob, Esq. High Sheriff of the county of Tipperary:- Di Dubin Costle, Sept. 16. S:R-I have had ...

... Mantrotic futelligellre. sel It is said thlat, in, foture, the caudidates for thie ye Methodist ministry are to vindergo examination in by the pr-inci pal preachlers in theology, thle Classi cs, and the !inatlicninati vs ; and if, afl cr a probation en of 10o yearS1., Ih ~ie re fm und ie fiivient ill thesc ke respectis, they are- to give up1 all ideas oftofficiating ill tile ?? H Woa ...

... This gefis of church going people may be di vided iiitO two species, to each of vhom a hint may not be amiss ia the, present age of liberality, Micereics whatever is opposed to the fusty anti- !quatoil notions of our fore-fathers is pretty sure ol adoption 'lltfirst species of late chlurch-goers are those pe r fec ?? iightcous persons, -ho in the firm con- ViCtiOi that they have u o need of ...

... THIE SHERIFFS' DINNER. The new Sheriffs, Henry Richardson and Thomas Ward, Esquires, gave their Installation Dinner yesterday, at the Vint. ners' Hall, and one better or more admirably got up could ?? well have been given; every luxury in seasnu via; -in the tahls and each was to be bad In abundance; and the wines were of a quality to do honour even to tbe Hall of the Vintners, whote Company ...

... An Evening Paper, as a sort of answer to the statements in Lord Mountcasbel's speech, remarks that there are fourteen parishes in the diocese of Cork and Ross, the beat of which do not yield more than 3001. per annum each under the Tithe Com- position Act, and some of which do not produce more even than half that sum. There are altogether above 130 parishes in the diocese, and of thea,, ...

... [(FOM THE MESSAGER DES CHAMBERS O tSEPT. 28-1 VIENNA, SE'rr 18-At the begluliog of the exchange Bank Shares were at 1193; towards ths close they suddenly fell to 1190. This decline is attributed to the news of serious dis- turbances at Constantluople, and of a definitive advance of the Russian force towards that capital. [FROM THE SeCOND EDITIONJ CONSTANTINOPLE, SEPT. 5.-(BY Express).-The ...

... LONDON, MONDAY, SioPT1 MBER 28. The Sultan is stated to be sending bonif thi Aatti c troopf who were driveninto Constantidople. Itinaybe, thatthis order was dictated by fear, rather thain confidence; for, if anything shnuld break off tule negociations tbe Sultiui mustwitbdrauV into Asia, where hbe may, beforehand, be collecting uforeceoullrof hiiiauthotity. A considerable nulmberof lussiail ...

... BRIGHTON, SEpr. 29. Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Clarence, Miss Fitzclarence, Miss Willson, and Captain Usher, who embarked on Saturday morning from the Pier Head, on board the steam-packet The Talbot, Capt. Norwood, at five minutes after ten o'clock, arrived at Dieppe at nine o'clock at night. His Royal Highness luncheoned on deck at four o'clock, and partook of a ...

... JOfIN KNOX'S CHIURICIL. Oni I'Tlesdav the fortrlatiron st-ine ,-as ] tid of a new celi- fee. (It he callrd 1 ohlz Knon's ?? -itch ) at the point ;t jutirctiorn trrtwixt tihe CrrsLilt!ll rid ile Vi'st Ilow of tIlI i rity. T'Ie ?? wats snort l ed Ii ' CIIvory quiit ma0 -I net, in presence of the L[rd l'Noo' V'it'gistrates, And 'own Council of tihe citr, yb' ' it foitro tlie Cou]nu il Chamber ...

... RkLIGlOtJs STATE OF THE EAST. ?? a Speecb delivered by Mr. Bucilngham, on the Anni- verary of tite Whitby Auxlliary Bible kdsetfy ini the Walejya Chapel MGMe] The first of the Eastern countries which it was ny lot to visit, as a traveller, was Egypt; and it was of course impossible for me to tread the banks of the, Nile, from among the bulrushes of whiClt. Moses was taken up by the daughter of ...

... Frankfort and Nuremberg Papers to the 24th Inst. reached us yes'.rday morning. They do not contain any intelligence olin- terest from the East. The following are extracts- FRONTIEaS OF MOLDAVIA, SEMP. 6.-Tba President, Seltucbin, left Jassy again on the 26tb UIL, to return to Bucharest. At Bolluschen he bad an interview with General Woinoff. M. Koray, who had protested against some of the ...