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... | CATHIOLIC YOUNG N SOITY. l A A a 9h ~A !_ 2X.: ' L . . I ~ .. .. . 'I A numerous meating of the membeyJ oftaheJ abve socoiety -! sw5 held lost ?? tin the readigegerooms, 04, Alng!er-i i TJie chair, ?? taken .by th Presfident, the Very Rev. Dr' The Chairian, having expegesed iis gratitude to tb6'moetatt c ig for the honour they had confkre'd'tpoubii'm inl calini on t him to preside, said, ...
... ?? i.. OSTOF TV ?? I The firsat ?? landing of the allied forcea'at Eupatoria ou the 14h instant was transm'vitted on'the 16th by 66 Intercniunoio or Adstrian niinister'at Constantinople to n Ganerai Crotnini, now in ?? 6'f the Austrian troops in _ Busharcst. The coitier reached tbat plue on the 19th, and the important meege wis iustantly forw'arded to her nearest :Aqetriau tel'grapihio ...
... I, BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPfJf . j . I * .I PENINSULAR MAIL. SOUTEucPTOX, MONDAY Mounxii.- ,Ibsria Steamer ar- rived; dates Gibraltar, 16tb; adlz;, 16th; Lisbon, 19th; Vigo aud Oporto, 2Otb. She brings 18,0001. in speoie. At Liebon the vine disease was no better, and it wwas computed that the vintage 'will not produce mnore than oun fourth of the quantity of wine nade in 1852. Excsangs on Lsndon ...
... I . TO THE EDITOR OF THE FEUIEMAN. September 25, 1854. Sca-Will YoU allow. ne to State in. answer to numerous enquirles, that I had nothing whatever to do with the er- rangements for laying the first stone of my father's monu- ment, and knew nothing of it till I received a short notice on Thursday last. So little did I know about the inatter, even thenu that it was not till the stone wae ...
... I THIE POOR ILW VNS. I hiECHANICS' INSTITUTL I,b: A I Liberal electors and ratepayeris I' of the eity ?? on yesterday in the Theatre of the Mo- he clanic's Institute, to concert measures for sustaining the fran- ,v. chimes of the Liberal ratepayers at the parliamnaitary and u. municipal revisions and poor law, elections. ad I Amongst those who attended ?? O'Conuellf MP; 7 Rev P J Gilligav, ...
... [ V, AMRCA I ARRIVAL OF THE11EUROPA- (rFaOc ast OWN CORKBI5PONDENT.) Liverpool, Sunday. The Canard mail steamer luropa, which sailed from Bos- ton on the 18th, and Halifax on the 14th insant, arrived In the^M'erseya. at late hour last night, bringing 81 passengers,, 290,000 dollara in specie on freight, and a week's later news. The steam-ship Niagara arrived at Halifax on the 18tb instant, and ...
... OCEAPLAINS OR-THE ARMY IN THE EAST. The detailed statement of the preparationsi made' for the invasion of the Crimea informs us tha, hospital accommodation has been provided at Con- stautinople -for 'ten thousand. Ten thousand beds Mvc been provided for the wounded, and but one priest for, the Catholic soldiers who may suffer. What the exact proportion of Catholics in the ex- peditionaryarmy ...
... ?? Oremaitu 4ountat DUBLIN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1864., . | _1 .1 _ . - I THIE WAR. The public appetite has been slightly satisfied'by the landing on the Crimea; but, like jealousy, the passion for news grows by what it feeds on. IImpa- tience, sharpened by the first success, anxiously waits for a second and more decided, and we have little doubf but the next authentic will meet- the de- ...
... , , - ?? ? . . 1. . . ?? .- L_ I -1 ? ?? - I - II - I--- ?? - I Fi, ?? I ?? O TilE JVBiLEBE.i' : - Yesterday, belng the seconri or interneriiate day of the Bl expeoitioon of the adprapjeiacianiextia tbe Cathedral Church, is Marlbro Itheot eep pace wee 8ie5 y celobrated ,antee O'f 'the, ssaji' altars of the6ohurob.; The ?? Rev. Mr. qsrphy' ofinie high priest, with the- Bev. it'~ esre ...
... THE WAXIt. LANDING OF THE TROOPS. DESPATCH FROM LOBD RAGLAN, COMM , CATED BY THE MINISTER OF WAIt. THE CRDnA, SEpTEmaER 16.-The Duke Of Newcastle received late last Saturday night fro Lord Raglan a telegraphic. despatch, dated the 16th September. It states that the ?? armies arrieea at the place of disembarkation, near the old forts in lat. 45 degrees, at the break of day on the 11b, inst. and ...
... - ! - -1 - -1 - - ?? . a ,. .. - = I., PUBL| a r e~P~W' t LATE AT, j , M T I ?? , 'TRONIN. I. Lor~ssor~aaag S' ?? 'Ipura~c of ?? r signed by h ?? ep f t is n i jl 5, Esg.; i 'pablic meeting' v heldhere'4d2,; nhe*, P 2 rrporatson jl-i ToU take iito coideai'on: 'tli proj i .h 5l~p5~b~ 5~tbdtdwarda ?? tiera~t~o 1646tb - i N 1hAt.q the 1dth . e pttofith ber, ics whe y o;I' (cteasd oersf t .ie ?? ...