... eCHVLURA IN WA'LERFORD. IfasI Ar 1- ?? ?? I . _ vve bsave 'his day to perform the painful and mplanohbolv. ut imperative duty, of anntouucing that this dreatful scourge, whose aswful visitaltiot, thoughlong apprebended,iad beenhithertopfovi- deutiallv withheld, has, at length, reached our city. Soime alarm was excited in the minds of our fellow-citizncis on Saturday, by the deatb, on the ...

... MISS ZOUCP{ AGAIN. 11IAN'SIOtY.HOUSE..-A. Ayi'icrisO F'vENT.-The Lorid Mv1r was on Saturday informed that a gentleman, with whnoa be ' on terms of intimtacv, had for some time been obliged tocninib himself to hi-roorrimin consequence of a singularl' 0i1stresllg event, the particulars of which we shall relate as thea were ?? tailed to his lordship. The invalid, a retired mec,aint and .1 ...

... etc ffraiatito .tra.il _ \ S ' L - FRANCE AND GERMANYfi We. haive received the Paris papers of Sa- turday, with the Messager des Ckhanibres, dated. Sunday, also German papers, from, Vienna and the Maine; to the 5th, inst. inclusive. It -issaid: that a general association in favour of the libertyof the press, with branch societies in. the departimts, is .about to be formed at Paris. A letter ...

... STATE Of THE EM1PRF. Who eosn say what the state of the British empire is at this moment ? The London '.'ory journals of Friday, and some of the liberal evening papers, talk of the Duke of WELLINGTON's having gone to Windsor, by command of the King, to forn, an administration. We do not believe it. At three o'clock his highness held a cabal of the boroughaaongers at Apsley House, and he was in ...

... TO HIS EXCELLENCY THIE MOST NOBLE THE MARQUIS OF ANGLESEY ?? LORD L1IEUTP'- NANTr.GENERAL AND G'ENERAL GOVERNOR IOF IRELAND. a My LORD-I Was on the point of leaving home this after. noon, when I met with the reply of Tour Excellency to an taddress from certain of the grand juror; and miagistrates of ibe Queen's County, congratulating with you on the result of the late special commission, held ...

... THE STANDARD-IRISH TITHES-CATHOLIC OLgRGy. | .'The ardard , Bd ,o'day contains 'ido'n 4d _ ce-d Ty.itATMrat*article in reply t&ojomse obm y-E Ijojns'of irs, h 1 Tithes, whicli ppiaredo -b the FREED AN'S JDURPNAL of thie-6th 4astrt., II am reference -to-the -terms-in which wefeltitoui-duty-to _ airtinadyay.t..on the tone; and sisyrit evinicet by our con'- l ernporaty in IS!.A, attac nie A ...

... 'REOIST'1,'I., OF NOTEU. ., I _t.i- ior~th. registetiligf of vtsutbcute.iis twiaad boro~gbs 49o f frelaud- ?? c~doti( Coiiu-ry Aiq'TwJz. Baflirmusy, Wednesdavy l0thi O~tb 'Ball3yneaii Saftttday', 1$th Ocio'ber.'Atitiita e,i gsd~v; Ocitober. -. Belfis; .90(044i, 2th- Octbbvr. Itcamitric i~ d. 29thl 0-toder. Boprough Li~bicite, We 'eitid,~,iyt 10thOtobsr:, Bro~ugh Be lft4 ~-Saturday 1*Oher ...

... 1 - - . - Insa. .. ?? THE 11tBES OF TUESDAY.) The existing establishameut 9f the churcb of Fnlagd is uow in serious peril, and 'that peril becomes esvery hour gs1irr S,- utinent, It was all very' well so long as thle r uestionl Of titllis aod church iattes appeased to have -tirred up agitation in Ire- land only. Il'te Irish Protestant churcb I-as for centuries formed part and' pare 'oi the ...

... DAILY REP T OF CHOLERA CASES. . i . .i - 5 - -:Countcil Office, Dublin ConicZ. Duatly, Sa. l]0,-Remairig, at 'ast report, 219-; NQw asqes, 44,; diqd, ,; recovered, 18; remainieg, Ys238 total O~baeZ fromn .comsnabemenr, IQ,67.; total deaths from coin- laenceienet; 3v§%,' . . ?? - - ' - ?? New -esee. D id. Reed, St. Qeorge's Parjeh. Sept. 19o , 4; 31st Lue4 and Rusb, Sqpt. 9 ' 4, 4 1,1 ...

... * V NiVCKLOW ELUTIONA Ia late number of the FREEMiN we acquitted Lord Milton of the gross treacherytowards ?? Jame , Grattan, an&dhe' independent and liberal interest in this county, which certain circumstances- ,connected with Major Acton's canvass, induced us to charge his l lordship with. The letter of Mr. Grattan; and the extract from a letter of Lord Milton to .his agent, which ...

... ErE lfrtetnatl'0 Xtrunt. . GREECE. We are sorry. to state that the accounts from Greece represent that country to be still distracted by the rival pretensions of the various parties struggling to obtain a temporary ascendancy. Nothing but a concentrated form of government, too strong to allow of factious op- position, can create that order, without which it is im- possible for Greece to avail ...

... - . THE ARMY(. The second divisiop of the 90th Light Infantry Isnded, at twelve o'cloelk on Saturday;, and immediately marebed into ?? Barracks. Four ?? of ite Coldstream Guards, under Colonel Forbms, left towbo yesterday morning for Carlow. i'wo troovs of the Carbineer, left town on Saturday ruorning for Newtownbarry. Three corapanies of the 4Sd Regiment marohed on Friday morning-one to Qraig ...