... Sopaf neI XOA -_ *'lbe ~ t U55t~iB~foil ata' |5iqb ~e s setan be ililttle dtbt that, .by thla time, ate t? are- l eight Ofit 0,11.Crlaoieif 40tC actually landedi ott tsi 4ewmy'5 whore. ,1Grxst evwiitq will Boon oeupyithe) Oubhsc mind,' aiand, jt Or5 , Io twr,1 Certain of o-ur montemporaries, thia¢ they have poow but 4; brief )intarval left.to:rnrging thjii fajvprjto ?? Of 5Rtplaint gainst ...

... | c~aCOUNTY LEITRIM-MR. B13ADY, MP. The honourable member for Leitrim' avrived in Carrick- ?? on Saturday, the 26th ult., on a v~isit to his constituents, by whom he was most Cordially greeted as their vigilent and faithfnl representative, and now coming in his additional character of a proprietor of the Drunmbihbe estate, recently purchased by him in the Incumbered Estates Court. On the ...

... _A special meeting of the Town Council was held yesterday in the City Hail, at one o'clock. The Right Hoa. the LoRD MAYOp in the chair. The following members were in attendance :-Aldermen- Gresham, Andrews, Hudson, Farrell, L Reynolds, Sir'T. O'Brieu, J.P.; Campbell, Roe,, D.L. and J.P.; Kinahan, J.P.; Smytb. Couneillors-Sweetman, Mauneell,Atkinson, Bonsall, Carolin, F.; White, Vance, ...

... -'..VTOWNS IMPROVEBONT ACT. The6 fo1&ln4l#- an abet to ths provisions of this act, wicdh'van ps Aee d an act to nlak ?? f draining, ?? reg~,,tula 011 Of °I. e a e that th Uable under sh~l~p~ ~ ~Pp58tej hOPT6412, rqarket~town, or sacttoasenetaente'iriuetn8'0f~ra Population of 1,50Q m'nnal valas a s, i3 'aftjr s weiored, and teholder,., Shall ebal ae i flodgar horapaor of any-lands or tas ...

... - The following important document has been issued by the Secretary at War War Office, September 28j, 1864. SI-Certain changes having been considered expedient in the regulations issued from this department, dated.the Blat of March last, for the remuneration of clergymen officiating to the troops in the United Kingdom, I am directed to trans- mit herewith, for your information, a Copy of the ...

... ~~AYAL ?? ?? TELL (* U Tihe Screw steam transport g olyrood, P. IG. Lofell bcom- rainder, arrived at Sheerness yesterday at 8yQ~ aw., landed mails, and communicated with the Commander-1irChleI, and left agaln at 10.80 - ?? for, Deptford. The IHolyrood leit Revel Bay on the 12th instant. The squadron inder 'Ad mital Pluiridge' there then consisted of the St. Georgr, Boyal $ George, xNeptune, ...

... ?? I T . i j? 11 i ?- , - .1. -I= ?? Co?klnitoi ?? A , . ? i)t ?? 1. ? . .. - - ? ?? -, I.-- - -, .- _At - momentwhlen: the great army. ot the north of France, ti under theopeonql coiand, . trd s Jmieentr,'ia attractng. tt much a ttentlon-whct on wa in ,liiph we are engaged gives ti an absorbing interestt toeverytbisgeonoorneeted with thn mill- t ?? lthatwo. ntrles.-.snd wlienin Englanda a1 ...

... SpIRT OFEE ?? I &brygh Vjea.a from theaSeat. of iwar;a4~ little to ?? ou-; 'i *tjsaatl lufo~rmatixca M'ttSe;andlng 'rpeeived 'orn, Hundayi evening by the British government. It'!Be moe ihowever, r tht (mPt-bS'h 1L1'f~talerivedn'the. 22d~a 'oesmbImresatioflf .r Htm: thia Orldiea Of the l7ihbif tati'ne'dAY lato thiul-od -t Raglbi85sPrttllanrd Uithji slteievak i was Itindiattly trans-I t mitted ...

... I St. Nicholas Hotel, New York, Aug. 81, 1854. SiR-The Irish newspapers come to hand by the Iet two mails appear to me to give a very incorrect ?? of the affair which recently took place in this city between M:. Meagher and Mr. MMasters. In one particular the error is too bad. Mr. Meagher is reported as bavinggone in c(arch of a policeman and requesting to be taken into custody, atter having ...

... | - INTEBESTINGCORkESPONDEXNCE. ' ' I '(Frof the ?? man'a Journal August 12.) The following letters will erplain themselves. In reply to tbe'commumcatto of his Grace the Archbishop, oF June 26, thevenerable Father Nlewman BCknowleddeb iteireceipt witb itsinclosure of 2281. sterling, the amount of a contri- batioi from a fel of the clergy hnd laity of tbis diocese, and destined Oas a Oersonal ...

... A AND M * : .i ; ; ?? NAVAL AND MILITARY NEws.: ?? A~rwgms, AVJGusT 27.~-A traneport,)bas been wrecked qn. the Greek. coast, at Foro. Sbe, is supposed,to be themtiesing: transport the Couer1qr ,boupd for Englend.,,H.M.S. Algiers, in addition to, a large .quaptity. pf heavy eiwt- asd shells, ala- mnunitionl, &c,, will talke-put 30mrnsf~rsriei Blaock Seafteet. , ADMIRALTY, SEPTEMBERA I9.'AFpoxr ...

... BY ELECTRIC TELEGRApML FOREIGN -NEWS.. (From the third edition of tice Times.) According to the Presee,the Rnseiati forces in Asia have fallen back as far as Eriven, after sacking Baiazaid; Russian agents, disguised as Bedouins, haie been arrested at Damascus. GREEOs-ATseXWNs.-The King positively refuass any in. demnity to Turkey. It was reported at Constantinople that a serious rebellion had ...