... ROYALTY AND BROTHER JEONATHAN. In amusing incident occurred last'week on board of the se Fif $ry, royal yacht, which serves to illustrate the kindliness -condescenslon of our Qaeen. u Wr. Natliat'l'hmpson, jun., marine eng~ineer, forraerly i Or-I thej gnuployrrent of tltg Collins line of American steamers, b. recqotlyt brought to this country a very interesting and in-~ e genlons isivestios, ...

... I, - N ~AVA AJDMILTAtY ?? I L` P'1Gut ?? 'r .-t' ?? the appibntzr+~lt o AMucr , ,avR R I. : w¶4 Vaeanpfea. tti.r~ejite.p ~litqfar X9e Mqct8vrm the th.e -jW 'SBretfroml ?? inta~try1 hmvsx SDO thei .quivopal diatotuo 6Of(bSI1Oag0ngto'th46t6ioi eae PertyzndcGrar J . Y * . ;. h;jAaptaiz.Ddialdli, 88thbreglomedi has beei ';ppolnied major of briade to the frshi 9 ,.fbewarmy at VAarne.i IT ...

... 4frUlI 0e maw% out DUBLIN, WBDNESDAX, SEPTEMBER 0, 8054. . ,, Sif~~~ . ;. - , , . i: |I 00RALWAYS-.THEIR BrVENUES, &O. . - The peiod f'or balaneing the baltfeaily cd6ounti ?? ?? system ds anooccasion to review, bno the progress made ti the* past ye which is suppliedby the rilway department of the Bdvrd of The report emb8aoei 1553 t ;ad. gives a ole.. Sand: comiprehensive, 5 Zar of ten it ...

... THE FRENCH EMPEROR ADPRC AT BRUYERES. RT I ^ Qa- _ ?? no . LI BOULOGNE, Seam 7 --The military spectacle Of n day, as you will bave loaroei from my telegrapbj: h- ester. t ole place On the plains of Bruleres, Bear dt. Oaesr pat&bb idea of the difficulty of approaleing this place froe, ulogne o7 r CDalais may be formed from the fact, that, to j'r0i i3^logee peror's enel Prince'a hordeea to the ...

... I GEN-EAL BOARD OF HEALTH. l (NoTim-The names 6 were nominated by thePresident, f by the College of Physicians, § selected from list sent to the a ' 'ls - T ?? in iatbso ist of-the membsrs-of-the- Medical t ?? G~perA, ea~ of 'I 1. 1. 'Jobn Ayrton Paris, M.D., F.XIS, Preident of tho § Sir James Brodle, Barl.,, F.B.S Siiergeanii Surgqon to the Queen, Consulting Surgeoa to St. Geergea. t ...

... CRURCEA NDICONVENT OF MERCY, CYLIFDN. Tbe subjoined recommendation of the above-nafned impor- taut undertaking comes from the illustrious; Archbishop of the Wes I eund no hing that we can 'aycould add to it3 force. The Very Rev. Mr.Dllgabanue is at present in to'wn seeking aid for the good work ihich bas been undertakeh under his auspices, and-in japport of wbich; as our readerg have been from ...

... IRZ!BY ELEOCTRIC TB'RLaRAPf.. I ; LONDON SToKsr AND SHARE MARKET.-Coasol princi- ptlly connected with tbo settlement to rnortow; improved further abont a quarter per cent., bat scarcely maintained to the Close. Bailvay market, steady.; Little Idoing in banks, mines, end land ehates. In foreign stock no chenge. Mexican 244 5; Spanish 874 84; ditto 181; ditto, 4; Russian 97 9; ditto, 98 5; ...

... | 0 BY EL7?UY']TELRBGRAPI. .FOPREIGN NEWS. SIoCLy-Ml5ES221A, 2D SuE1TEMBE2R,-Tbe break out of cholera in this towu'baB put a stop to all busineis.. 'The usual printed lists have suspended publication, most of the ahopo are', closed, and the greater part of the inhabitantsa among which are many of tbe authorities, save left the tows. * , oruITrAUProN, MONsDAY.-Union steai4er arrived. Left New Y ...

... I A' - ' ' - ' ' ' ?? , X~ 1 T-M a m 'I m aspecial 'iVeeting of the Town Council wsa ed ester day The Righ$i Hon. the LORD' MAYoR inthe cbair., The following meimberswere' in a bteuiauce AtAldrmern' Farrell, Roe, D.L. ard J.P.; Campbell, Heylani, 'Greehan Klinahati J.P.; Hoyte, J.P. ; RconoeyAntews. Conunclll°O- * Ferguson; Martin, 'utton,D.L., and J.P.; 8*6etin'a, JI5mI con, Whelan ...

... Ube 4Fteemaits ,1,tal, | DUBLIN, TUESl)AY, SEPTEMBHER12, 1864.. TUEj WAR. . SPEOULATIOS ABOUT SEVASiTOPOL. We marypoon'expect tidings fr6mn the espedition. The a'ddress of Marshal St. Arnaud leaves no doubt of the intention of the Allies to strike at 'the very ;ffevrit'f Russis 'in the East, while it inspires -a con- fident hope that the attack: wil' be of such a nature as, will ?? overwhelm ...

... T E W. . .. THE EXPEDITION AGAINST SEBASTOPOL. Dispatches have bean received from Vienna, Marseilles, and Paris, with news from Constantinople to the 81et August.' All tbe troops and vessels had quitted the Bosphorus, and the expedition was to leave on the 2nd September. Tbe Duke of Cambridge and Prince Napoleon have procseded to join the expedition, against the advice of their physicians, as ...

... THIE WAR. I AUSTRIA AND RUSSIA. VIENNA, SmPi. 9.-Merkendoiff has transmitted to the Emperor his letters of recal. It is said that the lest Rus- aian note was more conciliatory in its tone than those which immediately preceded it. The expedition of the allied forces was to be concortrated off Sebastopol on Friday. Accounts from Hermanstadt state that the Russians evacuated Galatz on the 4th ...