... f lil'NTJR CAMPAIGN OF'THIE TURKS IN REISS- all ARABIA. l The Vienna; ilogri has a letter of the 21st from Galatta, lio, which confirms mue in the belief that Omer Pasha will soon a mnake a demonstration against the Russians in Bessarabia,, an although the Moldavian writer says that be will hardly do so 6before nuews arrives of, tbe fall of'SebasteI)oh The go Turkish garrisons at Glalatz, ...

... T' AE :ALAY'OD nTWA , me our; ht-h&,ddei o~tspo ttIdhxtVS ?? ~ry%1a'1 U VAtioUS '6e0-:.the' WAt ?? ?? to ix all theO ?? Ithe atroty' upon ?? at l munityhere 'ThG7 haven ae~ quiZZ te sucee~ded2in. D ng~ 'It 'thep6t5 hA' AlOf Pjto)6 . ?? ' ?? Z fori ?? te y, iad lc Es o nawetape the -PrsidgQ the whole affdar just aifl the had been mnB p -i 01u|Ii? ?? of th .iitlre' conspIracy. On 6'ight, In ...

... DINNER TO THE TE NANTRY OF THE COLOLOUGR ESTATES. On Tuesday last Mr. and Mrs. Colclough entertained at dinner the tenantry of their county W~ezford estates, amountm- ing to nearly four hundred, at the old family residence Of Tintern Abbey. The abbey was originally a sacred edifice, as its name imnports, and is seated at the bottom of Bannow Bay, near Bag-an-bun, where the Anglo-Normans flist ...

... -7?- 11 '1,1,11`1,2? 11 -, - -- bY ?? ? i P? -WALS. IN , , -1 zl- ! The probabilltdf(a Irtbak ftfrtresa of Sebaeto-. pC,, togetfihr wiith t V De'i ,et, and garriidn of the Bus- 5hanffl, -had surrea~ldi° ?? ,tPrceas on the 26ttb nit, is somewhat oinilaiashed by the faqt that up to the present hour no off iafll ?? hae been rereived to confirm this fim- zp jrtIntelligence* If it had been ...

... I - . Pe*m to be eard at No. 8, Lowetr Ormond-quay, on 14e 281h *off October, 1864. Johr Joseph Dwyer, late of Hazlehatcb, county Dublin, shopkeeper and farmer.;- : . . . . . I TO 5s heard on the 1leItNe. Maryanne Toland. late of Pleasant'-street, widow. BIRTHS. At Freagh Castle, county Clare, the lady of Kiehael Kenny, esq, of a son, atill-born. September 30, at Croydon, Kent, the Hon. Dr8. ...

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... II iOOEPOATIO*40E [YCOMMITTEX R 1. tli wheek, via.,Tuss~8h'elm~,teRgtH the ord ayo Elath l'cair,~28 til~d ?? Aldmero i~ ha~ and Coun ir t'itn,4Pilewortli, ~A55JIAkili-5Of, dlason; pilklgton, And Gray,;,Fr~daY, te g~9tbi-Johu, O., oasll, ' E94.,'la the chafir, asstdb lemn sls4Ey', Conocillors Piiwrh ?? no. Aupon the' ?? a -ed thit'th6 committeeeol'nidaer 1 S t th Octebber,zimeet ypecisl. o vr ...

... $ieI~reemaw Joutata . TIE. WAR.~,e The despatches received yesterday 'add little to our information with respect to the fate of Sebas- topol, or the events immediately prepeding its fall. The Chronicle and Times both speak of the intel- ligence of the previoua day as 'being cofirmed by the despatches from their private correspondents at Vienna, which'purprt to, give .some further news, without ...

... I T: E tWAR. m a I . , ? , I : : 1 ?, g ?? - i BY'5agtArelaZ STELE0aP},3.) The followiug,,deepetcah' relathig to tbe ctsualties in the f battle of Almai-his'been 'received from Cdnstcntlnople under at ,of 'the 25th ultimo. The Vrepani has brought 820 X, -wounded fror-,;:the,,C rmea.; the Andea broughtl 800.- igo'6 general fficerwere.. huret.- The 7th and 28rd Feil- leere, and 83rd regiment ...

... e,;, 1- .- ili :0-e 4lnatoutnat :DUBLIN :.FRIDAY, OCTOBER, 1864.. ?? _ * ye . 3 t R 6 'THEWAR IN THE CR IMEA A despateh' froi. desk .datedi CofstantiUop1ieS~leptsem r 80tb, di sipates t.hi sthpXetso,, h djtohes to Tukan Asnoe~~.dTrih~Omuu lihiid j, ?? , - 7 ?? the ~pubi&4hth'eu .o. vibt~ry dusingth patweek. ' .Sebaato~o is notl ' . ak D and W A . } even: thF ?? ..e e4 I' eifexi attackeda tetm ...

... ; I , . I U ?? I.; ' ' 7' ?? Y!8g LE T,,M'T T [Co E G 4~A P H,.t, - II .ENGLISa -FUNDS- .YsruDA. ?? ?? LONDON STOCK AAD ?? T.Althoug thoS repoirted fill of Sebastopol hba riot beerseonfirmsd, tho accounts' received yoeterday' and to-day of the: steadygprogresa of the. expaditonary qrmy 1were regarded .with setisfacelora. Englie . * funds ppened with steadiners, and at emid-day improved e ...

... 6 * JITESo :0 R. The Bight R~on,. Mr. Justiee Jackeon eat in the Court of Common Pleas on Saturday. for the purpose of hearing val cation motions for ill the courts. Delany V. iida L 3Mr. Purcell moved, on behalf of the defendant, that the . judgment and all the proceedings itn this case be set aside on the grotiud of non-service ot the plaint aud sunmons. The action was one brought ?? tbe ...