... I TILEXWAR. I THE, WAR-. THE INVASION OF THE CRIMEA. There were again rumours in Paris on Wedneadq great battle being fought and won in the Cr of. authentic intelligence has been received later then a d from Marshal St. Arnaud, dated the 16tb. espat It is a fortnight yesterday since the allied army landed the Crimea, and as the news of this event reached seven days, we might now receive ...

... LJOAS TESTIMONIAL. Amnnnt -f . h irn -n4 amount ox sti3scriptionB already acknowledged £280 8 0 The Lord Bishop of Beverley ?? ?? 2 2 0 The Lord Bishop of Nottingham ?? 2 2 0 The Provost of Salford ?? ?? i 0 0 Carion:Wildeng . * .. 10 0 * anon~lrith, *. . 1 0 0 Canlon Itving ?? .. 010 0 Canon Thompson (Hexham) ?? . 1 0 0 Very Rev. P. Greenougb, 0 SB 1 0 0 The President of Mount St. Mary'l, S J ...

... I- ; u SOUTH DUBLIN UNSX. i ?? .. - . ?? .. , The weekly meeting of the guardians of this union was held yesterday in the board-room of the workhouse, James's- street, -Sir Rosaxr SHAW, Bart., in the chair. The. following guardians ?? Nowlan, Francis Smith, Edmond Lawless, John Flemirig, Body Keshan, Captain Lindsay, J.P ; George G. Place, Cornelius Sbannon, W B. Fottrell, D. P. Ryan, J&P.; ...

... THE WAR,@ THE EXPEDITION TO THE CRIMEA. PARIS, THURSDAY, Szpr. 28.-The Thaber, which left Constantinoile on the 20th of September, has arrivbd at Marseilleoo The steamer Ajacclo reached Conotentinople on the 19th from the Crimetl. 6he loft the troops preparing to march against the Russian troops before Sebastopol. The Russians are only 25,000 strong, but expect reinforcements of 15,000 mnen. ...

... - The following important document has been issued by the Secretary at War War Office, September 28j, 1864. SI-Certain changes having been considered expedient in the regulations issued from this department, dated.the Blat of March last, for the remuneration of clergymen officiating to the troops in the United Kingdom, I am directed to trans- mit herewith, for your information, a Copy of the ...

... _A special meeting of the Town Council was held yesterday in the City Hail, at one o'clock. The Right Hoa. the LoRD MAYOp in the chair. The following members were in attendance :-Aldermen- Gresham, Andrews, Hudson, Farrell, L Reynolds, Sir'T. O'Brieu, J.P.; Campbell, Roe,, D.L. and J.P.; Kinahan, J.P.; Smytb. Couneillors-Sweetman, Mauneell,Atkinson, Bonsall, Carolin, F.; White, Vance, ...

... I BIe FReIDaY, 2ountat DUBLIN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1864. I -. The encouragement given to the Orange rioters at Nbwtownlimavady, and the certainty that encou- ragement affords that government will wink at their orgies and their riots, their wreckings and their artillery practice, is already producing its natural fruits. A Belfast journal announces officially that the grand officers of the ...

... ENGLISH FVNDS-YksT tDA+. LohbmxN 8Tobk AwnD SfiARE MAurSTr.-Enghllh funds less Arm, and Coneola declined 4 per cent; demand for money in doors was active throughout the day at 4j to 5 par cent. Railways still languid, and prices declined in afternoon, Land and banking descriptione have heavy tendency, though qu3- tations reminai unaltered. Crystal Palace 2 18-16 to 15-16. Foreign rather flat ...

... NATAL AND XILITARY INTELLIGENCE. I A letter from Malta, dated the 21st of September, says The Beagle .gunboat arrived here yesterday, and will leave in the nfternoon for the East.' The arrow gariboat' sailed on Sunday. The Harpy, frorn ;he Eastern fleet, ?? ?? on the 16th., ite Caire was de- spatcbed with her news without loss of' time, aod the Euphrates, rcady in Malta, picceeded to ...

... Zbe $recalatw 3fournat DUBLIN: SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 80, 1864. CAN THE CZAR PROLONG THE. WAR? Gold and iron, always supposing an abundance of the human raw material, are the sinews of war. The Czar has cannon, muskets, and men to overrun the world, if the issue depended on mere quantity.. but something more is wanted for such a conquest than serfs and afts. Hiis Majesty, after two years of ...

... IRISH RAILWAY RETURNS, MADE UP TO TIER ESIPEOTIVE DATEI AG UNDKL: aume of Ral'way 18s4, te1a z . d. £ a.d. J'reat Southern & Western (Sept. 23).. 6139 2 3 7094 3 1 3illand Great Weetern (Sept. u4) .. 2384 14 4 2660 8 6 Dubin and Kingstown (Sept. 26) .. 962 12 4 ti63 11 11 Dublinand Drogheda (Sept. 21) . 8716 0 1652 16 0O Ulster (Sept. 24) . - 1079 IS 5 1288 10 0 Belfeest ana ?? (Sept. 23) .. ...

... THEl LO-SS b THE, C1, OF PHILDELFEIA' I ; S SCREW STE II ; . t ?? (FltOM 0173 OWN COEIHN3PONDSNNTJ. , LrVERPOOL, TacuasokrZ.-We yestr0,day gave, a brief ac- c count of the loss of this fine steamship, since which we have learned the following, whicliwe have reason to believe is the. more accurate narrative of the disaster :- The steanmer, s City of Philadelphie, -left Liverpool on- the ?? of ...