... CARNEw, AUo. 8.-1 am sorry to inform you that the potatoes are gone in this locality; half the wheat has abated the same fate.- Wer-ford Independent. TsiPPEnARY.-An intelligent correspondent who his visited l a. considerable portion of this and the adjoining counties writes unfavourably of the crops, especially of the wheat and potatoes. The former he represents as partially 'blighted; and in ...

... SALE OF INCUBMIERED PROPERTY IN CORK. On Friday Mr. Hall, of the South Mall, acting under in- structions from the Incumbered Estates Commissioners, dis- posed of a considerable portion of valuable property in this city and county. The sale was held in Mr. Hall's office, Commercial Buildings. Tois being the first sale in this city of property under the commission, it, as a matter of course, ...

... PRI BSBOROUGH-MN NIVEhSARY COMMEAIORA- TION OF THE BIRTIB-DAY OF DANIEL O'CON- NELL. The Repealers of this patriotic locality, who assume with justice the merit of having been unswerving and steadfast followers of the departed leader of tile Irish people, and with no less truth profess to be the earnest and unflinching adhe- rents to the principles and policy of that gr(at manl, held their ...

... The Dublin Herald, which affects to know a great deal about ministerial intentions, be the same wicked or charitable, lately informed us of a most beneficent intent on the part of the Chancellor of the Exchequer. The exclusive use of rum in the navy was justly considered injurious to the in- terests of the Irish and Scotch distillers. There was no adequate reason for the limitation except t ...

... ,-'POTATOE. I., i THE CROPS?THI . , , * GALWAY, Auo. 14.-Since our last publication we have received communications from almdst every district in this great province, and with three exceptions all agree that the blight is not as general as was supposed.. The disease, which no doubt exists, has not increased during the week, but, on the contrary, many fields which presented marks of the ...

... IRISII MANUFACTURE MOVEMENT. We have received a reoprt of the meeting of the above society, which was held at Mason'$, Eeeex-bridge, on Taes- day last, and we can only find room to-day for the following report of the special committee, which was read at said meet- ing:- zeepor4 from the special committee appointed by the bard of Irish manufacture and inddastry, at the tenth sitting, on Tues- ...

... ?? 4rrecmairs TournalI THE SYNOD AT THURLES. We are enabled to present our readers to-day with an ample report of the deeply-interesting proceedings on the occasion of the second public session of the Synod of the Archbishops and Bishops of Ireland at Thurles, yesterday, in- cluding the splendid oration of the illustrious Archbishop of Tuarn-a discourse which those who read it with attention ...

... I Te CROPS INENGeLAND AND SCOTLAND. DEvoNsnsin.-In the vicinity of Exeter most of the r- wheat crop had been secured, and, although it is not s0 In abundant as that of last year, the deficiency will not be to a large amount. We are, however, still bound to state that to there are instances in which the rust has reduced the produce to 25, 80, and 40 per cent. But the Instances are rare, and ...

... (From the London Papers of yesterday.) FRANCE. PARIS, SU.NDAY, AUG. 25, FrvE O'CLOCK, P.m.-Letters from Besangon of the 23d state that the judicial ihquiry re- lative to the incident which occurred at the ball at the Corn- market was continued with activity. Many witnesses had been already interrogated, and on that day a person namned Truchard. who was recognised by several as one of the chief ...

... IIM.rOOTNNLT MR. C. G. DUFFY. ._ ?? p)ITOR OF THFE FREEMIAN. an0 THE VlDi'TRN, ur 1 sou Published the report ?? to in thi accenm- sifletter-, I ?? OSl will admit thejustice of publishing ollyepi I'Sir, your obedient servant, I 5i' C. G. DUFFY. *owa it here, and I knowE my words will go p 1ro 10T the wings of the prees, I avow it here, I cave f rrerd Oirs about the Tenant Conforence (bear, hear ...

... . Subjoined will be founmd~a~icle4 from the Londpn press on this great Irish topic. They are, in gene-I ral, written in a. spirit of enlightened audndicrepre'. hensive justice. The discussion of this question is the political feature-of, the day.. The lay literary c preachers are doing' their work efficiblntly. They I put the subject in its . different lights, and examine it with a' logical ...

... SALE OF THE KING OF HOLLAND'S COLLEC- | I TION. FnFTEr DAY, AUG. 16.-The sale of this celebrated and ., most important collection of paintings was brought to a close e this afternoon. It has been looked forward to with great - anxiety as the grand day, on account of the splendid Italian s pictures, and those of Rubens and Vandyke, with two I Rembrandtsandra.Hobbinmnia,which were reserved for ...