... I i i*eB. 1 | We mirnnf~fe~a~`Q tow ~ York,, ona, diploiratlo mission to the BrIgadiiieNr a~, t thor* eparts, witha Svxew: to re-sslish rdaiudwt I , -;wecano tll Tha tlhe~postacri~it desked 'a t6 ?? -C. Ini VOllevtriet~- Goneto cboaehagn dlfio-t. There helis, la the lind of libekty,, sm0rt'e An f uatyye-~~ot ,asbated~to aho hiaeaogfast enbtd taking a fast i toreat,- as We are informed, in ...

... l TBE 'VWAR. BY MA aNBTiC TELEGRAPH. LATEST NEWS. ThefoDowingdospatchas fromVienna, ?? morn- ing, are taken fromthe second edition of tha T1 . On Friday evening Prince Gortehakoff received a despatch, which he delivered to Cont Buol early'oa Saturday morning. The note Contained an absnlute rejection of the four condition. The Emperor Nicholas would rather eacrifiee- his last soldier than ...

... ; I :- 1. I ?, I ? - .1 ., 11 . . -:.I .1 ?? - - ..I. - ?_ It 7.- = , &LYi atti ti~WUfte&a~ Ofl TFfldY,~ IDA Bd m~ ftfZ a t this 'CenttaUdxlmlnal ?? th9 report 'M full telcied front Pris ia E iet the ;Q sn 25of14~L with- intdzt.1o ,ol~~eat a~~sd ~efagud her 'tl ~ ~ Ifriof ,P~ WmCperpdMr 0fs,.raeu~ lkasiro~,urerpisrellavowi The pri~dfjl, ia aeonsblylattired, prettypl66king 'wo . auj,, ...

... | CATHIOLIC YOUNG N SOITY. l A A a 9h ~A !_ 2X.: ' L . . I ~ .. .. . 'I A numerous meating of the membeyJ oftaheJ abve socoiety -! sw5 held lost ?? tin the readigegerooms, 04, Alng!er-i i TJie chair, ?? taken .by th Presfident, the Very Rev. Dr' The Chairian, having expegesed iis gratitude to tb6'moetatt c ig for the honour they had confkre'd'tpoubii'm inl calini on t him to preside, said, ...

... ase FRibAT, S ?PoMtIRa4 DUBLIN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 185i4. THE CROPS-THE HARVEST-THE POTATO. Fsrars ccnnot complain of the. present har-. vest. Their proverbial grumbling has been cut up by the roots so far as the weather is involved, and if any be poor in reverence to the bountiful Giver who has blessed the world with unsurpassed abun- dance when it was most needed, he should rank with, the ...

... THE WEATER-THE. PC {1A _ ML- t_. __s _ ., ?? Gt&ALwAr.-Tbe Sarve;t about the town of Gort is cutting down, and the potato blight areted ib Pid!7 by the dryness of the weather. Great ecarci of gr eK labourers is felt. Mowers and reapers get 2s. per day * tobacco and whiskey. W ?? weather has been warm a In theteG remae and most favourable to the' n ultry will be payed atd ,toried under ...

... LOEHNSM a GROCERS' AND yq'EBS' so6 . X Thei committee met on Weduesday; as usual, at the ioosne,! . 17i York-street 6 ; -i%* . Mt llr. Jiuit~A~ 3 ath! 0 air., D hf. M~O'Loughlin had muchs plessuwe ia proposing as. a. member a niost respectable tiaderi Mri Lotoo) of Rathmines. He requested; hii (Mr. ?? topro Pose him, and he paya' year'e subscription ?? Mr. Loton is In thefruit trade,. and ...

... I TILEXWAR. I THE, WAR-. THE INVASION OF THE CRIMEA. There were again rumours in Paris on Wedneadq great battle being fought and won in the Cr of. authentic intelligence has been received later then a d from Marshal St. Arnaud, dated the 16tb. espat It is a fortnight yesterday since the allied army landed the Crimea, and as the news of this event reached seven days, we might now receive ...

... LJOAS TESTIMONIAL. Amnnnt -f . h irn -n4 amount ox sti3scriptionB already acknowledged £280 8 0 The Lord Bishop of Beverley ?? ?? 2 2 0 The Lord Bishop of Nottingham ?? 2 2 0 The Provost of Salford ?? ?? i 0 0 Carion:Wildeng . * .. 10 0 * anon~lrith, *. . 1 0 0 Canlon Itving ?? .. 010 0 Canon Thompson (Hexham) ?? . 1 0 0 Very Rev. P. Greenougb, 0 SB 1 0 0 The President of Mount St. Mary'l, S J ...

... I THE. EXPEDITION TO THE CRIMEA. The second edition of the Morning Chronicle of yesterday as says:- On the 10th the expedition wase concentrated at at the Serpent Isla nd, and was to sail for the Crimea on the he r' Besides the steamers belonging to the fleet, three regular se, 'srvices are esiablished between the Crmea tnd C seuti- 0;; e:.'GAAZ,:j$V6..A division of the allied exipedition ...

... . I I - We have already directed the attention of our readers to the ermon to be preached on behalf of the Richmond-street schools of the Christian Brothers, on Sunday next, by the iBev. Fattier Peteherine, of the order of Redemptorists. For the last two years the claims of this highly important edu- cational Institution ofitthe charity of the Catholics of Dub- lir have been advocated by two ...

... |I COBRE8PODsBN& . O:OLg:A. S![R-During the last'ten or twelve days I have bad under my charge, both in and out of hospital, a vast number of cases of diarrheas and vomiting, in or about thirty per cent. of them were attended with cramps. Since Friday I met four or five cases in whom the symptoms were exceedingly severe, the cramps were of the most excruciating kind. The persons so affected ...