... I I One of the Professors of Friburg (a Catholia college), i, was deprived of his professorship a short time ago by the ,government, for the crime of taking alsading part in the n Association for the propagation of the Faith. Friburg is Y in the Dutohy of Badein: the government is Protestant- 0 the population is Catholic.- Univers,. d A Protestent minister of Saxony, after resigning his 5 ...

... | I ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER CAMBRIA. (FROM OUR OWN CORREtPONDENT.) Liverpool, Wednesday. At an early hour this morning the royal mail Steamer, I Cambria, Captain Judkin, arrived in the Mersey from Boston and Halifax, after a voyage of ten days from the latter port. By her arrival we have been put in possession of papers from New York to the lIt, Boston to the 2nd, and Halifax to the 4th ...

... NATIONAL COIiTTEE- TO THE EA TORi0F' THE FREE.I4, Afaunt Brown, Ilestport, October i-tb p1 SaR-It has been said by an illustrious at a public calamity is a mighty leveller,' and tb a are occasions when any, even the slightest, chant5 o good must be laid hold on, even by the most The present awful calamity is such an e ah0 i anid, therefore, I feel that it justifies even soh siderable person ...

... I to im. Lord Bessborough's policy is said to have dis- ta- pensed with the necessity of an immediate meet- to ns- ing of parliament. He has accepted a serious responsibility, but the country will give him a not triumphant release. There is then no proba- hcs bility of a November meeting, but the pres- to sure which provoked the instructions remains still un- l satisfied. The object of the ...

... REVEAL MAGISTRATES-LETTER FROM MR. | PHILIPS TO THE CHANCELLOR. Clonmore, October 12, 1846. DEAR SIR-I had the hcnuur yesterday of receiving Dour kind letter, ootnmunicatirig to me the Lord Chancel- lors intention of giving me the choice of again resumingI the commission of the peace for the counties of Mayo, &lscommon, and Silgo, in consequence of a document be received, signed by magistrates ...

... GEORGGE'S WARD. I TO THE EDITOR OF THSE FLIsEIAN. Repeal Reading-roo1, October 15, 1846, thi SIn-It would be a source of great gratification to the pa friends of oil Irelandl and moral force principle in this lot ward, if through the medium of your valuable journal, dii we would be permitted to give a flat contradiction to a most pr false aid pernicious statement set forth in a letter to the ...

... i MARVELLOUS RAl~wAT ltINCIDENT. dl ?? m~ extraordinary and le In the of Times Friday appeared a most exitra~-.- tii omanic tateentof adventures which occurred on et Monday last, the 12th instant, to a gentleman of the naeti to of Park~er, reeiding at Sydenham, Kent, while a paseenger ti from erbyin afirst.Class carriage, of a mail train on the t ?? Weserbin aRailway, his only companion ...

... I I We regret to learn that the trustees of the Indian relief fund yesterday distributed the last remnant of the fund at their disposal, The good effected by the allocation of sums of money to distressed districts in the early part of the season is incalculable. In many cases these remittances formed the only dependence of the destitute population, and wve cannot put forward better testimony ...

... I FOOl DEPOTS. (From the Cork Repor'ter.,) is The following letter, in reference to the resolutioe Of the ik Board of Guardiina of Bandorn union hee been ?? by ml their chairman, Lord Bernard: The Ceetle, Dublin, loth October. t) My LOnnD-I have the honour to acknowledge the re- Ii ceipt of your lordship's letter of the 8th instant, and Iryegret to perceive that yo~ur lordship dissents from ...

... - INDIAN REIABF FUNI). The following are extracts of letters received by the trustees of the Indian Relief Fend:- Post Town, Clifden, County Galway, LMdh Oct The Yei-y Rev. P. Firz'aruriue, V G. and ?? Baillin- do'in and Omey, says-', The government stores were closed here on Saturday last. The Cosnmiseary here stated to me this day that there are only two days' supply in store, and no ...

... .THE Co' )ITIONOFIRmLAND'T4 sP b I A rII~TNG OF' IRIS1 LI DL ORBS. We translate the following article fi-dr the UalerT The projected meeting of the landed proprnetors of land in Dublin seems to have alarmed the English 1r1i1 . It feared that the proposition of tile Agitator isnul..el I arriere pen.sde. The Whigs don't confide impiicitf in their new ally to blindly accept all his projnetg, \ ...

... PORTUGL-AKNOTHER RV UT IOnt. I We have received advices from Lisbon to the I tf iner. A political counter-movement of the most complete character has been quietly effected by the court and the army in conjunction; and the people of Lisbon and the surrounding district, so far from opposing it, had generally demonstrated their satisfaction. The Duke of Palmella and his colleagues were summarily ...