... THE EMPEROR'S VISIT TO BOB., I BouLoGsz. TuimDAv. -PmU ^Tha u: a ?? -- -- ?? - I ?? vL 5of the Emperor the camp at Equiheu was not attended by any large aetart manoeuvres, it being merely a visit of inspection; mter being drawn up in line in front of their smail tent i te lop Emperor riding along the linee. The small Back terid the inspected with minuteness, and several of tbeark trutek were ...

... THEWEATHER-TRE ORaps. *ho&& # ~ - -.i.esaa.-w aneunp e Ue £ccnufltU5Otlved from of t001conoty IfafrefdWn toithi cndution of th u Iutl the desprip01,of obrvest es ?? to bg e f ec^p ar, wve have rceived an exceedingly gratifying ' re W 4b, eastern part of the county, in the ditrict rem e this eity to Mallow,- and from thence on to 5Hatace ?? theadjoliniugcoutntry. Thevarious reportsthiathi aant ...

... . THE UNRED I ADIDTWA? -- ?? sAiMI VAI., Uf THE AMERICA i(wrao OUR OWN COBRHEPONDX ) I- ?? blaieta. Ly The British and North Americanu aoyal ,Ij'Stean Sb ne America, which sailed from Boeton, ou the 30tb steip a 3lst u imo, arrived in the river at sn early hoar Id morning, bringing 861 pasenegers, and nearly 600,000 d t C3 specie. e da, ia it The news by this arrival is four day's later than ...

... I SERKON;1 FOR THE CHRZISTIAN BROTHES- It t. i. FATHER PETCHERINE.| We gladly direct Ite attention of our readers to the claims of the schiols oi' the Christian Brothers, North Richmond- street, to ,be 'advocated at Gardiner-street church on Sunday next, by the eloquent Redemptionist Father Petcherine. The surpessingutility of these admirable eutablisbhmenst, both in a religiousaud educational ...

... 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 ...

... 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- ,, ?? 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, ...

... 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- ...

... |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 ...

... ao, .; IEDICINES. , I OnrMonday Mdr..T.V Wakley, the ooroner, held i pro inquiry at the Wheatqseaf publfo hoase, PIrper'd Crc, ham, eoneewnaig the death of a maiden Jidv, Alma .Colyei, aged forty.nine yerxj, of St; Petes Viilaa,- I Crossi who died on Eriday aftcy nohlast fia a attack of Asiatic choleria iuder the following 'sonewb traordinary ciroumstances, 'The %qair has crea~td Co able ...

... I 'Thoa I I I I B:jUILW V .1 a JU1newyeSriy, general meetinuo . th shre holders of thj8 comupany wee held or a Irda , ~teofc at theKh~'s.bai, thee .niti-± ?? Seq'., In' t che~ r. headveextioaenint dadmenfng 'he meein 'h'a vlpg read, and the seal of-thei company~ affiied tlo te eistry of tishenswee Mr. ?? Hubekoikt*r,'tle 'raid Ihe a~ h directorsbe toebni h dlowlg~ mmitary of) thne Anda hiiet ...

... I r _THE, WBATI ThEG ROpS t I ?? - D .L:- - -- t zT F RP. - A few days more Of this fne weather; and as ard harvest as we have ever be a bleat with ie ?? t ger. Thousands of acres of oats and wbeat bale been cut and isecured. The meadowe are socst and -. The only drawback which our people sxpe i's creasedof tbe potato blighit-attributed ia B ise t - the ?? fogi and excessive heat~du mee3,k ...