... NATIONAL Atom, . CORRlESPONDENCEu METW EN THE ~13811or OF EETER AND nmy ZOfLI ,J. RUBSSaLL.. pat The following has appear~ed'in a stmall pamphlet, entitled reli 4Preface to the Tenth Edition of a Pamphlet on the Recent of Measures for tls, Promotion of Education in England and shis IWales:- fl In preceding editions of this pamphlet the following pas- sage eccured immediately after the words ...

... ; . According to the latest accounts from, Spain, Esparter I was expected to march, in a few days, against Cabrerap, who,' on the other hand, was rmaking efforts-to givebims a 'dcct igorous receptioni. Espartero entered Saragossa in triumph with 12,000 of his troops on the 4th instant. MI ras The affairs of the East continue to be involved in mys- or- stry, and the most conflicting accounts ...

... THE FREEMAN'S JOURNAL. THE REGISTRIES. Bi The October registry (which was to have done sy such great things for Toryism) has nearly termi-mr mated, and the result-in place of justifying the ab- at surd anticipations of the Tory organs ---has actually 'b prostrated the faction. With the exception of di ta Dublin county, which has been jeopardized h through the apathy ---or worse---of certain ...

... We trust and hope that the pirates and robbers who have established themselves.on the Texas ter- ritory (and whose recognition, or' rather whose adop- tion,*of the anti-social and ?? principle of human' slavery has brought obloquy and disgrace on republican institutions) will receive no coun- tenance or encouragement from the British govern- ment. 'Agents,'it is said, have been dispatched to ...

... MANUFkATurOrF SICTITIOUS. FREE*-. I Iri sev'er'aldf the northern counties, as, 'ell as- e, in Carlow and the. ]Queein's 'Countsy the mnndfac.. ture of that' description of fictitious .vots cosn- cP mionly called rent-cbargers.has been, pusled to an almost ,i6*redible extent.'' We recollec to have tU hea, d of an Irish aisistant-barrister registering a w whole'tniir as.'dujly qnI ified oters, ' ...

... To THE EDITOR OP THE CRRnEr4Ar T. X,*AI h I said at the .11by l -Ouse, E n n is. Sint-The suppression bythe Cork Southern -Reporter, of ht I sad at the meeting st th . s tsomlof . hs Iwragnote to made Listowent rexiero to Mr. Fistterald his teavagntr, maket i Lis peraiv Ifund nm rianta . leases, but thateby nsoinme case Pon oM to seek to' maks .ublic mbe evoer meansin mypor, what actually did ...

... I If the anxiety of the French Liberals to procure an extension of the suffrage be taken as proof of the state of 'Public feeling, the representative sys- I temr, established under the charter, is nearly as un- b popular, if .not 'quite as defective, as that estab- Wlishedin England under the Reform bill. The necessity, of further and extensive changes in the . mode of election is admitted by ...

... THEA FRtEMAN'S JOURN AL DUBLIN, MONDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1839. TURKISH TOLERANCE-AND ANTI-CATHOLIC BIGOTRY. It is rather singular that at the very moment that the Autocrat of the North and the tyrant of Prussia are, as it were by mutual concurrence persecuting their Catholic subjects in their re- spective dominions, a document should have made its appearance in Europe, indicating a course of the ...

... TATTERSALL'SMONDAY. The amount of business transacted in the afternoon about u reached the average at this season. It touched equally upon v the Cambridgeshire stakes and Derby, and comprehended I several horses, but in neither race led to any material n change. For the first mentioned event the two favourites v were atthesame prices quoted lastagainst them from New- market. The onlv ...

... RE VrEW OF TEBRITISH CORN TRADE DURNG I i . . TTE PAST WEEK. . . l (Froyn the fitarh-uine Exrpress.) The northern harvest has arain ieers interrupted during the past week by frequent falls of rain, and from the ac- t counts which reach us from diffierent parts of the country we al e by no means disposed to form a more favourable r opiniorn of the probable result than we were previously. In ...

... li'OR REGISTRY ASSOCIATION Op A m. IRELAD ?? Eleting of the association was held Yesterday, at the or Crn Ecbage Roonm.. ACsAa:r, WALSh, Esq., in the chair. att Mr. F. C Eaton was requested to act as secretary, and , read the nminutes of the last day's proceedings, as well as the following correspondence Dr aiJolieA . Fitzgerald, Esq., SceayCro iea ofClub- I am happy to inform you Sertaty C ...

... 0 a ?? / , ?? ?? y (PROo OM OWN o RrS C .r/ 7 OR@N4088ORY, OCT. 1.-i~g ?? l the court-hose this evening my attet ti b, ' a number of persons who were assaulU LJ the street, many of whom appeared to i in agitation and excitement. On approacbingt grey-headed old man (on whom the attention o tricklingdown his frrowping away the tears which were tricklding dondhit furrwed cheek, andi apparently ...