... , i -.-nfPRPORATLON. It _ . . - .,1A - ordavS A special ?? of tve Towln Council was noela The LbnD AYOR in the b a.b The following me~ mbers aftbtiende ?? 'Moylan, Caimpbell1, Hoyle, 3 ?? 5ir'l.OBin a. . Colunoillors Maun~eli, Wharton, Plefiklett, Catolin, F.; 'Denfr ne~hy, White, Martin, 'Atkinson, GI~Yhyo Vickigtoi, Whelan, ?? J.P. ; French, Bagnall, Pew, Classon, ikes''lTl, Boyce, ?? Butler ...

... THE TENANT (CONFERENCE. The followiod letters have been received ty the secreta- ties I- x Clonyn, Casgletowndelvin, 28th Sept. . GlmTLEMEN- -I have received your circular of the 26th instant, and beg to inform yoa that I will not fail to attend the Conference on Tuesday, 4th October.-I havy the honour to be, gentlemen, your humble servant, FuLem S. GREVILLI. -The Secretaries, 2, Bereolord ...

... Oetoer 8, 1868. FOREIGN NEW8-TURKEY AND RUSSIA. (From ahe &cond Ediioa of the Mlorning Herald.) PARcs, MONDAY MORaxmNG. -Toe Assembles Nationrede an- nounces in the most positive manner that intelligence had been received from Olmutz that the Vienna conference has been re-established by the four powers. Negociations have been received, and a speedy and morU happy solution of existing ...

... THE APPROACHIG WAR. Our London parcel of last night brings no further facts as to the progress of hostilities, though it may fairly be presumed they have by this time commenced. That England is irrevocably committed to an active and instant support of Turkey we may also infer from the point at which the veer- ing weathercock of the Timem now sets. The following is yesterday's articl- (From the ...

... TATUE ?? TE BLESSED VIRGIN AND CHILD; i Ainong the many works of Christian art to be seen withia tie precintas of the Greet lEwhibition, shedding as it werp a iett Ct'ehigious influence over that temple of human industry and genius, there is one work which cannot have escaped at- teblion, and to the peculiarly religious character of which we ds not think it out of place to make a passing ...

... Friawrsa Jourtal OJics, Aive o'Clock, a.m. LIMERICK RACES AND STEEPLE CHASES. NEtWCASTLE COURSE. 82CON4D DAY-FRIDAY, 5RPTEMEE 80. The announcement of the intended visit of the Lord Lieu- tenant and Countess of St. Germans to the races this day had the effect of attracting one of the most numerous and respectable assemblages we have ever witnessed on an Irish race course. The weather was ...

... WATERFORD 'AND TRAMORB RAiLWAY. I q R S Jo,, , - P~ -!Sf .- _I 2; The first half-y'erly me-tiag 'of' this compaity since the completion of the liie =was held'yesterday at tbeir office 16, Hume-street, at onetolclock. Tbe-chair was taken by Sir Jnoes Doiioamoo. The advertisement convening 'the meeting having been read, and the seal of the ?? d tod'the registry of proprietors. ' I ' ' l The ...

... ?? 1X''P;E S , _ ^ , , I LiVERPOOL CORN MAKHT--O0T 4.re (nuoD oui OWX CoBBESVOIDBNT.) Pr With, the exception of three or four arrivala from the nit United tates and the lotineot, theispp phe ofi breadstffs do !receivid during tbe week bave been moderate ano, for some be ~time to comne, we cannot took for any get exteut of an in- creae, the export from the United States totbie port being oh ...

... BALLINASLOE FBAIR. f - : 'I BY EXPRESS. a (I om OUR mnX si'ORTMB) th, Bailinasloe, 4`tb October, 1868. ca1 The great sheep fair commenced this day, which, although WI utoally called the show day, is yet; that on which the most important part of the busines-1 of this description is trans- EE acted. The weather, whichbwas very floeyesterday, chaniged last night, and thle morning was ushlered ...

... Unfortunately there is no doubt now that the cholera, in an epidemic form, has made its appearance in the metropolis. By the Registrar-General's return, ending Saturday, 24th ult., it will be seen that the deaths from cholera; which in the two previous weeks had been 7 and 16, have during the past risen to 29, and of these 23 are returned as Asiatic cholera. In the previous weeks the deaths ...

... =O- R G - -N I- N TEIGI ?? FOREIN-t NTlrELL'IGENC~hi. l e I IS a l~7 ls UP r 'j * . THE FRENOH EMPIRE. PARIS, FRIDAY EVscceciG.-Tha rumour of au intentted modification of the ministry is still current, but it does ?? gain much credi:t. There has been rather more firmness to-day In the money market than there was yesterday, but there has been ionly a very slight impprovement in *the funds, . ...

... .. I The following letters have been received by the secretsa ries :- Ballymanue, Stradbally, Oct. 2, 1858. Mi DEAR SIB.-I received Your letter this day only, on my return home after a short absence, asolig me to attend a conference on the 4th of October, in Dublin. I regret to say that I am at present unable to leave home, but whether I am with you or not, I hope I shall never be found ...