... NA VAL INTELLI GENCE. (IROMi OUR CORRESPONDiNT.) PORTSXOUTH, OCT. 8.-The Admiralty having deter- mincd that there shell1 not be any more shell or shot practice at the Swiftsura hulk from the Excellent gunnery ship, the admiral superintendent of this dock yard has received orders to sell her by eontract as Ole lies. She is in a crcek about 1.700 yards from the Excellent- The terms of the ...

... THE RECENT DISASTEBS IN ALGERIA. I 71he Moniteur.0sgerien completes the account of this terr ible disaster. Colonel Vourjolly had, it Bays, entered the t erritory of the Flittahab punish some Arabs who had plunm lered a caravan, when he found, to his surprise, the whole- tribe in a state of revolt. After a sharp engage. ment 3 he succeeded in reaching the camp of Ben Atia, but found the whole ...

... DUJBLIN, OCTOHbIR 7. [FROM OUR CORRBSPONDENT.] ARCHBISHOP CROLLY. I The following document has been published, with the signatures of twenty-nine Roman Catholic clergymen, in the archdiocese of Armnagh We, the undersigned Catholic clergy of the Dunleer district of the archdiocese of Armagh, in conference as- svmbled, having itad ifi the Pilot of the 29th ult.' an arti- cle affecting the ...

... THE FLYING-POST. INSTITUTION FOR THE BLIND. Tar interesting Annual Mgeeting of the Society for the Instruction and Employment of the Blind, which has this day been held at Congdon's Royal Subscription Roomt' again brings the claims of this excellent Institution before the Public. We are indeed happy to find that so large and influential an Assemblage has shown the deep interest taken in this ...

... I Is KERRY DEMONSTRATION. d Our columns to-day attest the enthusiasm with 3. which the people of Kerry have pronounced for the 3t national movement. The south has unequivocally and almost unanimously, proclaimed that Irishmen 'It shall make laws for Ireland. Doubt is no longer p -ossiblehesitation is thrown away-apathy exists n4 not. From the immortal mountains which arrest the to billows of ...

... - MADRID, OCT. 1, [FRtOM OUR CORRE4$PONDENT]. The Rigft Honourable H. Bulwer, her Majesty's envoy at this court, arrived here at six this morning, after nearly four months' absence in London and Paris. The Gazette contains the nomination of 30 members of the Consejo Real. Most of them arc ex-ilinisters, or high public cesaployfs, and all are of the dominant party The names are Senors Peres ...

... STEWPONEY A GRCULTURAL SOCIETY. (PROM OUR REPORTER.] STEWPONEY WEDNESDAY, OCT. 8.-The proceedings at the annual dinner of the members and friends of this association, which took phlce last night after the exhibition of stock and implements and ploughing matches, were of a most interesting nature. There were from 140 to 160 persons present at the dinner, including the following Sir T. E. ...

... THE REPEAL DEMROISTlATIOX _ IN IiERRY. (ritoM OUR OWN REPORTERS). Killarney, Monday Night. The people of Kerry have this day emphatically and ur.- equivocally declared their determination to labour with increasing energy for the legislative independence of their country. They have resolved by every legitimate means in their power to promote the glorious cause of national re- generation. They ...

... LATI$T NEWS. O,v-'eirr Crrev~aletnetvr.) LONDON. Teesobot ECOtG 'Ileeatg e c ini te th chl tc'ich took place 'yesterda ?? uuett ute til this etoroitig, doting whitchi cieri lgtydescendited has been an object of solidi title ritt timcit1 cher sancttlftttott int grttit, ats I have al- ready bieil ii Tl~tll extentding itrelO. I untder'otantl lrgead orestareis beopi cotvtrdd to thle Contiecet, ...

... GRMAT AGRICULTURAL, MEETING AT DUMFRIES. NaTYAL 11GSULD s o1U IFSOTLA ND Tifirs aunteat meet~ing Of' tilns Society oeasltion t Tus fries an Trieodry, birolg tire thiricc time which tils naioalan ?? iiistibotiorr1.1 hasbnncued 11The Queen of th ooh salt1h its Peresrene. Seven Conrs racing elapsed siace tire toot siroO trolt 1rtace linen, the evote ins beers teoleo anad to sails greert untcross ...

... NEATINGS OF AGRICULMURAL ASSO-: CIA TIONS. SOUTH-WEST MIDDLESEX. The ninth annual meeting of this society, whieli hlot for its object the encouryagement of good ploughing aind other agricultural improvements, and. for gyivin~g rewvards to ser- vants for good conduct and long service, waslield on Tiies- day at H-armondsworth, near the Drayton station of thle Great Western railway. ee o opttoad ...

... T HEaUSEl. ?? ,,.Zip UIpon' TO Tl-l SULAA1fii~Hl.S.OC.6 Y'our connitlitteet, aippointedi I Ih 1Wv ar ?? after at period of a quarter of acantury, naive th~roughl cvil and through goo. ror, again the pleasure of'subaiitting, thle annual statement of their proceedings, and retuiiniqp their grateful thanks for the continued supp ort anil iifereased liberality to a society wihbyts(intereated ...