... 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 ...

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... SPIRIT OF THE PRESS, (F'rom the Timea.) it is with a feeling of the most painful regret, largely tem- pered with the profoundest indignation, that we have this day to record the sentencs of the court-martial upon Lieute- nant Parry. The military judges of that young officer, bound as they wrere by the solemn obligations of their office to administer impartial justice, have not been afraid, ...

... _? ~ ~ ~ ` , ,, , ,, , ! , , ?? _ R ~ ~ ~ ~ 1 I ; : p'J , _ ..I , . -777 7I7 ?? ; 7 . X . ..e . ?? (BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) THE PRINCIPALITIES. ;Thel'oomespondent of ?? states, from Bucharest, thatsiierly ths entirb bf'the Turkiiah army'haa ?? into Wai3ochla. Camps bave bean eestblished at Nekoobti, Obiluhiti, and Cobeutina .. Everything leads: to the belief that the Turkrs intend to' ...

... 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 ...

... II S~~i'n 'OAT2t, ' -hbid- rMO M -A-T ?? - 1,I C. g~TDt.) {45ef. By as ,;s ?? ?? j t a_ ?? - an J! ,I- Ai ?? ?? , . _ Papx~'9iii,- 'o ?? ?? riday' -morning apportion of the lpwer pait ;of'thiisttown, near the dockyard, hbe'been tied Beone( of a terible s'tatit of cholera. 'Be- twneen' miduight of Th 'sdai'and' thbi'i6ning neialy forty hbom4' beingep ?? ?? o3e street- alone,' aud it *as, ...

... | I A _ ADMIRALTY, .EEPT ED 4--APPOINaMeTs.-George Durbin to be Lieutenant to H.IM.S. Caracoa; A. H. M'DoweUi to be Midshipman to H.Ml-S- Nile; J. P. Holton to be Cadet to H.M.S. Nile. Several old and deserving non-commissioned officers of tbe Royal Artillery have been placed on the strength of the in- valid battalion since the 28rd of last month, and having pre- viously attained the rank of ...

... I Eb efrtemawI, journ'al DUBLIN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTIEMBER 6, 1854. 1 _ THE ENGLISH PUBLIC-HOUSE ACT. The new Public House Act excites intense com- motion among the trade in England. The London press is strongly enlisted on the side of the licensed victuallers, deserted as they have been by their special organ, the Morning Adveiizer, under the, inspiration of the great Mr. Homer, who appears to ...

... TELEGRAPHIC COMMUNICATION BETWEEN I OLYlE GAND HOWTIL I a ._z_ . . . Communication by electric telegraph between Great Britain and Ireland, by way of Holyhead and Howtb, was yesterday safely established. The ElectricTelegraph Companywhosounaucceisfnlefforts on a former occasion to accomplish this object are known, having resolved to renew the attempt, gave instractions to the Messrs. Newel and ...

... DISTRIBUTYON OF TUE BRITISHl ARRY. | I 1- -l I~torAns ,, . CAVALRY. lot Life Gnards, etationed at Regent'a Park, 2nd do, Hyde Park, Royal Horse Guards, Windsor. lt Dragoon Guards, Piernhill. 2nd do, Dundalk, Bed do, Dublin. 4lh do, Turkey; depot, Newbrldge. 5th do, Turkey; depot, Newbridge, 6th do, Hounslow. 7th do, Dublin let Dragoons, Turkey; depot, Canterbury. 2nd do, Turkey; depot, ...

... ,;WSTP.U0TIONS FOR OFFICEjO IRS IN- | 1; Q A'MiGRQ D.EVO .i. - Ait-6~~fhikiid 'Viscount Haidinge to, II r 6 nt'f ldaip Oil h snbiterc *ere trited, form- a, Two of those officers were sentpuh4tob 0'111,141od' '4the 1 servide, and twokwero rsprimmnded ?? The memorandum ?? Visout Mrgs'n-!hI clffcey ?? of a'very regimetolfth ssvj0 3' M t y;i ~n it his o ad Vftonoiaisbdrpaol i ...