... I - -- - CATHOLIC COE The Most Rev. Dr. Slattery, Xozd Archbishop et and Emly, visited the parish of, CabeToliisrh and Sunday, where his Grace a dmininieter the confirmation to a great number whoui he fu 0Kl ld instructed by the Rev. J* Ryan, P. P is Graed also on visitation of Kilteely, wbere he also c Forge number under the Spiritual care of the B b den, P. P.-Limterick Reporter. . * The ...

... I FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE, TllE FRENCH EMPIRE, PAP.ia, OcT. 4, Six ?? Monciur publishes a decree granting permission to foreign vessels to import corn, bread- stuffs, rice, and potatoes, and dried vegetables from Algiers into France. The license thus granted ends on the 31st of December. The Montebello, which was said to be bound for the Levant, returned to Toulon on the 29th ult. It is now said ...

... 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 ...

... lb $rcc$l ntan',s 'ouxnaaI DUBLIN: THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1858. THE MONEY MARKET-THE AUSTRALIAN GLUT. The BankofEngland again raised itsdiscountslast week, and not improbably trade will be entertained with another check when the time for adding half or one per cent. comes round again. The minimum discount stands now at 5 per cent., and the still ups ward tendency of the money market, the result ...

... THE IRISH IDEPENDENT PARTY-THE I SOIREE. l The National Festival, to which the mcnibere of the In- dependent Irish Party in the House of Co% mons were invited, took place last night, in the Round Ruom of the Rotnndo' which was appropriately prepared and brilliantly lit up for the occasion. The seats for the chairman and the principal guests were placed on an elevated platform at one end of the ...