... ' -THE CHOLERA-FINGLAS DISTRICT. I We feel sincere gratification in having to announce that the last official report from Finglsa stated that during the 24 hours ending yesterday ?? ?? cholerahad been developed in the district, and that no death had occurred. The new cases, we are informed, are of a very mitigated type. Although no case of cholera has, up to the present, been reported from the ...

... 'THE, CATHOLIC CHURCH. I THE JUBILEE. MiEThOPOI1TANIt CH1U51O, rARLB0R0UGH.STREET. The Jabilee recently conceded to the entire Christian world ?? Holy Father the Pope will be opened for the archdiocese of Dablin on to-morrow in the Metropolitan Church, Marlborough-street, by his Grace the Archbisbop. These latter days have been woful days of pestilence, of famine, Of wars, of severe spiritual ...

... I CORI ESPOD IOE APtemher21st, 1854. SIR.-.I read in your journal of this day your jut. eober- vations respecting the Dublin police offaiets, and-the oractice of forcing persons summaoned' for Jivil'complaints into what is called a 'dock. In the criminal courts prosided lover by the judges and aessistnt-barristere only those charged whith felony, and so bond by teh grand jury, are placed'ifi ...

... I , LiVzIIPOOL, ToeutsDAY.-TIhe attendance at the section rooms to-day (Thursday) was large, especially in the etatiB- tical, geographical, and mathematical departments. The number of visitors through St George's liall was large, and as the entire building was thrown open to them, much inte- rest was expressed at the beautiful designs and chaste work- manehip, especially of the grand concert ...

... E. I :GRORA INERS I P ?? rommifttao m- IR,~I -i il : '-Kae w~u st ::uiuG on W eneadaylast, as u'sual at. the roomo, RoyaliColloge Taverni, York-street. There wee a *e numerous attendance of! tbewtrade. -* t M; ; tr. EvWAlaD AO 5TEOEkIG an the chair. Y Mr. John Nixon haided in from a lady, a muosp respectable h trader, whom ;he. would just designate a A B ' ' renewed subscription- .She ...

... ¶jZbe $t'eemats J(Ouna, DUBLIN, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1854. ADULTERATION. The adulteration of food and drink is a matter of primary importance to the public. In that respect we are in a much safer condition than our transma- rine neighbours. If we take a little extra quantity of water in our milk, the nourishing properties are a little abated, but we have no apprehension about the presence ...

... 1 TEWAR. THE CRIMEA. P4ARIs, TSuiisDAY NiGosT.-The news given this morn- ing by the Monieur, as required to be received with caution, has since been officially posted at the Bourse. Despatches of tbhis day have been received from Vienna. They state that the latest 'accounts, from Oonstautinople-nsmetly, of the 17th-that the alli'd army oconpies a vary favourable posi. tion. It has-bean stated ...

... I ., , I ; I . .A .. MIDLAND GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. - u -- . . .- i The eighteenth half-yearly meeting of the above company t was held-yeaterday at the Broadstone terminus atone o'clock. ?? weas a large attendance of shareholders. ir hlMr. G. A. BoXD, deputy chairman, in the chair. The mecretary (Mr. Beausire), read the advertisement call- ilg the meeting. The seal of the company was affixed ...

... I We have been assured that but one sentiment pervades the breasts of our Catholic countrymen on the late attempted massacre of nearly sevenhiudredlives--namely, of one unmini- gated disgust; and the priest of the pariah in which' te aeene occurred is exerting himself, in concert with many of his most respectable parishioners, to trace out the perpetratx s of such a diabolical deed. It is ...

... THE IRISH CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY-THE BISHOP O9 ,CLOYNE-THE VERY,1EV. DR. FLANAGAN. The ?? importaiatf iraiular,- so illustrative of the zeal of the good Bishop of Cloyne in the cause of education, hag been issued to the clergy of his diocese in furtherance of the;'great object of the 'national simultaneous aolectin agreed upon by the prelates of Ireland for the Catholic University. 'We had ...

... BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPM. THE BALTIC FLEET. (From ?? Edition of ase M noming e id.) DANsTZic, THURSDAY.-On the receipt of deepatchesail the adrnirdla met on board the Duke of Wellington. Sweas borg and Cronstadt are not to be attacked. The French admiral and French fleet eailed for France oc Tuesday. The Austerlilz got ashore, threw twenty of her ?? over. board, and got oif without damage. The ...