... .IT 1Din MAS SOCInETY. . i 'On Tuesdaly'lat'thh' iwnbt6kers1'of ) Dublin entertainledi Peter Walsh and Francli a r Bins, fEiqr,, f at a .public dinher at Qluinh'8 '1otel; Bray-,the 'ebjiect of the 'mtetWng'. being to j rceant eachh oft; these gentiemen' with .1 eplendld ' silver tea srvidae' (compripiAg tea and coffee potate*5r, bowl, ?? manufhctured In's rich ad elegant style by Mr. ...

... IwrA.-. M rn A. f T I WAR-ONFLaic, HEPT. 0.I 10th egetlf Lg o' r 3JNBnU. ohviann to be Lioutenago;j bhskW,`'vlcO 4rankmsond, wh; retres 8 Vys,' ~nt ~ ornti by 'P'rchBeat i let- egmnofF't1 teat'R Goolea to .I0,Cp puttcbaae, vic 0`e~ly,.'Wo0 psmoto, pp~e he Ensign, by purchase, vito 'de gobeck. ~ 40th Foot-Clor e e~qt Armsatrong ob.ni, without'parobase. . 48d'Fot-Esi~~ ~Pl4nl~mtobheL~loienatuW, ...

... I -= = - - I The. gatt 6owpithb Gort estate, lte~ysoI in ?? cambered. Esae Courthsen prhse by. Mr. Lattey, of Erin'H se London, who became the proprietor;ltyar .of the adjoining estate of, Gregg, arid also of the ~Greenfleld, and Limnalgh estates, on the shores of Lough C orgib. Such tenatry~ut toseof the surrounding district by Mr. Lattey,' fro te rei ad ust system adopted on' his estates, ...

... If there an'denrsbetween the i~rotessions and' metba wer n Consornance s) benssinr practice ?? Guards, Mr. Perry would; at this. mo- dislintie fi th'te Queen's ?? Waldy be lying under a indictmrent for perjury, and Colonel Garrett be brought before a eutifable tribunall, to answer for, his:,con- duct oiece bie hee been inl command of- the 46th ,RegiMent. Nothng cn bpmore excellent then the ...

... BhEPORT ON WA'UEN. SUPLiHE SANITARY [ I, ?? ~ A'S8OCIAXON' ' VWe hbave :eved'fm 'the Sanitary Associntion. areport ,on the ,.vater supply of thi cityotf Dublin, which we. cheerfully D pace a ;re en i t 11bje9t th, Yjewsof every bodk~f citize ,dkidespeciall of lC a body devoting: itself to the, ?? Eba lol1audbinipatilay:nlcbnide s'da The late I h e 'report reichedr us last' night ptecluded us ...

... Ci lO I pUR~ ., .Tq.,1 ,:,i b TS ,il ; Ij .. te ,- 4.y w .: * w;. ib qi -, I On yesterday (Tnesday), the intrist' id',sp qolmu :nctiO ~'ofXieseumlng 'studea0^, ?? tcok 'place 'at' the6 lt ~ oi'f; theOSi' ~ ~ ~ sd~ Th1, e ,uars of' thalioy G]hosr~t asr offered up by hbis. Grace the Most R~ev.. Dr. Culen,,. Lord Archbisbop of Dublin,&.,' &c. The Veni'Creator Spiritu3 was cha-in~td by' tbe, ...

... jWUTA1 A~soCI&oa .. _1 u UWIb 5e ectnve drainage, an ample euppiy 1,o e water is the-mostin eaeutial .requiorement, for. tt1e: pree tl Onl 'Miealthifs '6all' clJ166. ,, r Cmmittee Conceived that the groundwork to hae aid' eshonld be muost carefully and well considered, so It.at 'in crease of population might be provided with incr eupdMGoly,: without the necessity for new works, and that. ...

... BY ELECTRIC TELEGBAPTI. PENINSULAR MAIL. SOUTAIIPWTN, WFDNE8DAY MOaNiNGv.-Candiasteamet arrived. Dates-Gibraltar, 6th; Cadiz, 6th; Lisbonfith; Vigo, 10th. Owing to a dense fog, the Candle did not CoaDI municate with Oporto. She brings 26 packages of specie Cholera had been severe at Cadiz, but wae decreasing. LIs- bon, no political news. Exchange, 80 days, 54s to 64s 8d- LONDON STOCK AND SHARN ...

... I 1. TIfff: WAR. I THE jIMEA, EXPEDITION. ir The first division 'the 11ets'wll convey 14,000 men be-, if blongingr i'tha tncb army, and betweean 400 and 600 horses, with:seven.batterles, mountingi86 guns. The otber will convey the Ottoman army of abortlO,0 men and 800 r, horses. The British army, an'rt of which is already ,On board the steamers'wilich have come direct from England, will also ...

... I TILE A o WIar ?? I.j 1 Loiio*N, WNDNYSDAY.-No telegraphic dispalteas have been. received from any part of the continent, and no news ?? the COriimewbich begins toobe most anxiously expected. Sebastopol is 294 miles from Varna and 845 from Constanti- nople. -Eleven days have elapsed since the qxpedition sailed, and the general expectation has been that a landing would be effected on the 7th ...

... I - - ?? nd the Moot Iey. Dr. Dixon ?? of Armagh and d Prirmate of allt -;the holy Ireltand ry of confirmatlon, In the pirish church. The poatIlt5 ad for .the reception of ;the sacramtents have been nder a long course of in8truction in the Christlan Adctrine, so ht that they might becoabe thoroughly coversant Wit alu the prlnciplee and dogmas of their oly faith, a perfect r knowledge of which ...

... THE GRAND CAAL- THE WATER SUPPLy. The battles of ?? water companies were uothing to those with which we are threatened bet'8en the a sveraj partie who claim' a sort of vested interest in supplying the city Goh Dablin with water. .The Gran Canal Conupany, n A one.i the claimante in possession, ie exceeding wrathfol at the base iW-. einnation that the South Dublin Union workhouse did not geL an ...