... (Floos thle London Papers of yesterday.) FRANCE. PARtS, SUNDAY MeORIoN1G.-It is reported that General Lahitte has addressed a note to the English government on the subject of French refugees, over whose machinations he demands a strict surveillance on the part of the British au- thorities. Mt. de Larochjacquelin has addressed to the Evenement a protest against the official manifesto of ...

... B BY -iR-ESS TIE TENANT LEAGUE THE KILKENNY MEETING. (FRuOMc OUR OWN REPORiTERS.) Kilkeuny, Wednesday Night. Thisgreat demonstration, one of the most important in extent, and the most inpressive and significant in the character of its proceedings took place on this day, in the square in front of the County Court-house at the hour of twelve O'clock. The deep and all absorbing interest taken by ...

... THE REPEAL ASSOC[ATION-MR. JOHN O'CONNELL. The statement made by Mr. John O'Connell at the Repeal Association on Monday last, is one cal- culated painfully to recall the past, as well as to I suggest action for the future. When we remember r what the association was, how entirely the country i confided in it, and how energetically it supported it f before the inroads of famine had broken the ...

... RAILWAY ACCONIMODATION-MEETING At FKINGSTOWN. Yepterdaya-&-neeting of the Iohabitants of Kingatown and neighbourhood was held at the Assembly-rooms, Corrig Avenue, to take into consideration the reply of the railway directors to the application of a number of resident gentlemen to reduce their fares. Dr. FARRELL was called to the chair. Messrs. Haig and Carson were appointed to act as ...

... I UILITARY PROMO'TIONS AND EXCHANGES. I WARl-OFFICE, SEOr. 17. 2d Life Guards-The lon Thomas Hatton George Fermor to be Cornet and Sub-Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Miller, who retires. ad Dragoon Guards-James Swinburne, Gent, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice iinatchbull, promoted. 14th Light Dragoons-3aujor Charles Stuart to be Lieute- nant-Colonel, without purchase, vice King, deceased; ...

... Ebe 4heelualn's $1tonrial DUBLIN: WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1850. THE SYNODICAL ADDRESS-THE LATEST TRICK OF THE CASTLE. - .. . I ?? I , ?? The authorised edition of the Address from the Synod of Thurles had hardly passed from the press, when a semi-official advertisement was issued,- call- ing on the public to read something that was to be promulgated in the shape of a memorandum in the ...

... I (FROM OUR NEW YORK CORRESPONDENT.) New York, August 20, lb_5. POLITICAL INTELLyGENCE.-THE RESIDUE OF TilE Co031FrtOMsE BILL.-Another fragment of the omnibus bill is passed. On the 15th instant the New Mexico territorial ?? bill passed the senate, leaving but one bill out of the whole five to be disposed of-namely, the fugitive slave bill. By the provisions of the bill giving a territorial go ...

... I (FRon the London Papers of Yesterdyg.) FRANCE. PARIS, MONDAY EVEsXNG-1 have received accounts from Cherbourg, dated this morning, half-past nine o'clock, which state that at that moment the President was in the act of leaving Cherbourg on his return. Accounts from Lyons, dated this morning, at nine o'clock. state that some disturbance took place on the 4th, in the town of Cliouselet, canton ...

... FORRXlGN INTELLIGENCE. I (From the London Papers of yester day.) FRANCE. PARIS, TUESDAY EVENING.-The Minister of the Interior has ordered a judicial inquiry into the circumstances of the outrages said to have been committed by the Society of the Dix Decembre on the 12th instant, on the occasion of the return of the President of the Republic from Cherbourg. If the Pouvoir is to be believed, it ...

... Liverpool, Friday, Noon. The weather since our last has been much improved, to-day, yesterday, and the day previous being as fine harvest days as could be desired. The crops are now pretty nearly saved, and it is found in this neighbourhood, at all events, to be an average yield. Potatoes are not deteriorating in quality; and green crops look remarkably fine. Our imports into, and exports from ...

... -beremt-s .ourta;1 DUBLIN: SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 18lO. Lord Clarendon's progress through the north has been variously represented as to its realities and as to its designs, according to the tastes and wishes of the parties who undertook the duty of chronicling the viceregal tour. The Evening Herald asserts, with an air of almost official certainty, that the Orange magistrates are to be all ...

... pi BY EXPRESS FROM MARSEILLES. A We '(Times) have received by our ordinary semi-monthly 9 express from Marseilles our despatches in anticipation of the B overland mail, which left Bombay on the 25th of July. h The suicide of Colonel King, commanding her Majestv's d 14th Light Dragoons, on the 6th of July, has excited a painful sensation in India. The circumstances which led to ra the rash act ...