... LUCAS TETIMO1'NIAlHIS EMINEg6CE CARDINAL' I - , WISEMAN. _ I ADDITIONAL BusBdalorTeojq. , * Hie- eminence Cardinal WiseenanI 101 108; Rev Arcbh Chisholm, Richard Carr, R89, Ills each;,' aFlriend, per Rev W Kelly, Herman Walmeslev, 'Eiq ; Edvard, Joris, 'Eaq, 11 each. D10oB8E or FEreS At a meeting of the clergy, held in St, Peter's College, on Saturday, the 1lth July, at the close of the` ...

... -i-- SPIRIT OF THE-JOURNALS. I = 007v'~id Tinesofeeern,)'- The 'inetructions iesuea'co' thea troop's at Verne on the 81 of 'Septfember at-the moment 'of embarkktion,:and -forniahed~ to every'.officer ~in t~he 'fleet fd& -is' ' guidanca in'~ tbh6 Ourt operation of~landiiig'the army~ ?? icrimes,% have now beeun 'publiehed'in this'country. Tgl'esil ordera 'co'vey' by anticipa~ tien the'moabt ...

... ?? ~ ?? Ir I - - t ;DUrBLIN, WEDN'ESDAY, - S~BBE' 20, 1864.- ?? a 4 94 A SCREW LOOSE. of ethe home and foreign heathen possessed of very large funds; ,,,dmiriistered b' the dignitaries of the Anglicau ,huroh-4'indeed, according to 'S very high auithority, .the Standard, every BNoglish Arch- bishop and Bishop is on the corihmittee, of both these societies. -The Society-.forlPropagating the, ...

... An address to Viscount Lorton from his tenants was pre- sented to the noble lord on Saturday at Rockiogham, by a -deputation consisting of the following gentlemen, of whom nine were Roman Catholici and six Prutestants :-Th-ey 'were Mr John Woulfe Flanagan, chairman of the meeting at which the address was adopted; the Rev Mr Hunt, the Rev Mr MTucker, P P; Dr O'Farrell, Messrs J C Hackett, John ...

... I,, A ,r,¢S, ' B E ro I .JcseAfram Evbich .th gteat o do, ' ioer e tol ,.aesaome an idaportant'pobitioz'n; l;jr1tugaI. I iolitiere r~t Jbbe History of t ?? 'English by' the Rev.'Mr. Mheban, ;iitd iwa6haseir by;.ther court-cg Itbat d*ito'be tlidi basosa ftrofil from Usbon to Perlsi- or Waton 6f'' bato :Oi.. c hb- *itil ?? ^;crelos,, ,,preos ?? nconsutsof eebitaoirs; .tbe.blgtf]oE~svhp4 ...

... ' T :. ., ii: ?? . 1 ' ?? ?? !i'4 Conferyceoftli~tiendenof teetrt p~~BP i cenntlfj Cvevn sd 'by a ~equistio. i.anmsrous'isrond induen- f ?? , Waiield ~idterdayaWtblie 9nCil oonls of the rish Tennint League, ?? tA i11ao nit' stt.mieasre for. advandlng jhe'tenant~rjgbI1.cueg, ,Arongst, :thne~ jpteent'we Freh'erie; ILucas,'i Eeq~at B. 'P;the' ?? ArclideaenccialahQ pp jt.e X, S t P eau ?? Sligo; J ...

... ..I- ,, ?? r e ?? I ?? l j The iteekly mieetlng of, the guardians' pf ,tbls'hti w 3 eheld on yesterday in .the board-rooniof the, wo~h~onse, N. orth' Brune wickistreets ' 1- , ?? . I t,, a B4.fl CsAC Ecq. in, the cair.; 2'he following' gusridiis' 'ttebded -Mie~sar& Cabrseis Thor B:ally,,Epupelljr Thomas ',Arkinsp a'C tsain t; noIi;,' I lL. darolin,!'W.Btady, V.0 - Butler, X'rtnj, French, ...

... THEATRE ROYAL-THE ITAUAN OPERA. , We can easily understand the feeling of delighted antiol- pation with' whih the fashionable oireles of; Dublin and of its vioinity look forward to the, near approach of the. opening night of the Theatre Royal reason, on Monday evening, next. The Italian opera 1s about to be produced on the Irish metro. politan stage in a style of splendor and completeness far ...

... IRISH RAILWAY RETURNS, MADE UP TO TIER ESIPEOTIVE DATEI AG UNDKL: aume of Ral'way 18s4, te1a z . d. £ a.d. J'reat Southern & Western (Sept. 23).. 6139 2 3 7094 3 1 3illand Great Weetern (Sept. u4) .. 2384 14 4 2660 8 6 Dubin and Kingstown (Sept. 26) .. 962 12 4 ti63 11 11 Dublinand Drogheda (Sept. 21) . 8716 0 1652 16 0O Ulster (Sept. 24) . - 1079 IS 5 1288 10 0 Belfeest ana ?? (Sept. 23) .. ...

... |TaE BREAP RIOT IN NOTTril+AM-HE MILI- I - . TIIY CE OALLBD OUT. : I NbOTrNsrsa, TaSsDAYX.- The'lower parts of the town wera tolerably quiet yesterday, until towards evening, when ssvetal mobs began. to aeemble. in Gelding-street, Parlia- ment-street, and aed Lion-square, the people fearing that the military (the 7th Husears, now quartered in Nottingham barracke), would be called out, and ...

... ,i - : 3 - II.GTQON: TO CAqAu)A. The sieve o the cholera havin4 oily ?? to have toriumauted a freab. intebOD l i ee ,m1igration thitherward. -This is -epeally- the eI landiwhs leetar co~uoe totb4 recivedby, ever y l ?? per5olI Aadi~y smtged m ln:fritri FB Ccny .tho a~troogeat inducenerta lo tbose behind tO folowto' 4'd d, L| e ih3 mity f InstanceJ s,5uppl4lthe r ftea o puttinglsech precept ...

... THE W- THE EXPEDITION TO SEBASTOPOL Accounts have been received from Constentin 28th ult. tnitpet ~ The expedition of the allied forces was to leave Varn5t'o the let September. Marshal St. Arnaud hasll sued an order of the day dated Varna, August 250h, acquainting the troops that the destin,. tion of the expedition was to the Crimea, and that the dot of the allied forces should be to take- ...