... SPiRIT TB JURNALS.. per 0; Li * ~ I ?? A 17te5.)' ' We have recently endeavoored tor convey to our readers sone idea of the magnitude op tbe Crimea expedhion,'of the djfimpulte5 sit has, had to urmount, and of the enemy it may have to encounter; and At is probable' that befoe these litee are printed the blov w bie'h will c9mras'c) this enaterprise will bhavebeen: struck. Under thlese ...

... I THE REV DR. CAHILLJN BALTINGLASS. '(FROM OUR OWN REPORTUR.) It having been announced that'ithe Rev. Dr. Cahill had appointed Sunday last as the day on which he Would deliver an appeal in aid of the fieuds for the completion of the new and beautiful church of3 Baltinglase, tb6 inhabllfints of the Burrouudipg country became animated with a desire to hear the eloquent divine, whose exertions in ...

... . 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... | 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 ...