... CATHOLIC CHURCEa l CuuRs: oF Sr. Moogrtc, Ar E:s'Beram.-The devotions of the Triduum in honour of the immacflate conception of the Blessed Virgin commenced on yesterday's'abbath in this handsome and spacious parochial church, which has been recently improved and beautified in its interior, through the efforts and under the direction of the Very Rev., Monaignor Hamilton, Archdeacon of Dublin, ...

... IMPORTANT RAILWAY METING IN CASTLEBAB I On Friday a numerous and highly influential meeting of the landed proprietors and cese-payers of the onaty of Mayo, and others interested in railway extension, was hold in the Ceurt-house of Castlebar. The meeting was con- vened by the Earl of Lucan, for the purpose of considering the best means for securing railway accommodation for that county. ...

... ENGLISH GENERALS 'IN THE CRIMEA. I I ALA_- .. - I (e rom the Times.) The bonour of England must be preserved at any cost to personal feelings. The safety of the brave men she has sent out must be a consideration superior to all notions of deli- cacy. 'Why should we not speak plainly what has been passing in the minds of men of all classes during the last few days ? When the telegraph sent the ...

... II TIE WAR. l LAXDING OF THE ALLIES AT EUPATORIA. SKIaMISH WITH THE RUSSIANS. The Paris papers publish the following despatches:- Prince Gortlchakoff writes from the Crimea undor date of the 28& September:- 'The eneaigy hs landed 20,000 rmen at Epatorie. He ha3 80,000 men On Our left flank who make daily reconnsia- eimeea5. Yeeterday, after an encounter with out Infantry, they withdrew to the ...

... C!IIb~ $,leentaws XeoweuCL DUBLIN: MONDAY, OCTOBER 1, 18S5. NOTICE TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS. The FIRsT Edition of the FRnEimuAx's JOUR. NAL is published in time to be posted by the Morning Mails. ' A SEcoND Edition is published each day .coptaining the London and Foreign news, with all the London,, Liverpool, and Dublin Mar- kets ;of. the day up to the hour of going to preas; in time for the Evening ...

... THE DUKE OF SOMERSET AND MR. ALFRED HAMILTON-iOSTILE CORRESPONDENCE. The followingo correspondence relative to a personal matter E between the Duke of Somerset and Mr. Alfred Hamilton has I been published-tbe conduct of the duke is in the highest f degree discreditable:- 1, Whitehall Gardens, Sept. 24, 1855. My LORD DurE-Wishing to sea your grace, on a sub- c ject connected with the borough ...

... I 8MARSHAL PELTSSIER inour, - ?? . , - - WA frr -. ur The following iis the letter to W~hiOett We iast 8 appearing in the Nat'ol, and as affording a rem able cluie to the above question: Marifild, Clonrmel, Sept. 20s, 18t StnIobseve tat OU tke a luer~et in claiming Mar- Shal Pelieler as of Irish desoent. little informationl on the subJect. The family is originallY Huguenot. Alexander Pelissler ...

... THE CABINET MEETINGS Will be cc ntinued at least once a week during the receis. there wiU also be the weekly usual meeting of the p Icipnl ministers at the war department; AMERICA. LrovaPoOoL, SUNDAY, SEPT, S0.-The Atlantic has a,. rived with one hundred passengers. She has brought 13,oo0 dol_ lare in specie, and spoke the Baltic. Political news nbim. portent. The State of Maine had repudiated ...

... ; VRE OAMI1u AT TH DURR4GE-GOD, BAWI .1 in consequence of ,the completion oX the contracts o0 Messrs. A. and ,G_. olme, and Mesgrs. CoartYla id _ Stephens, the ovont wea celebrated on Friday evening by a ball given in one of, the mesa rooms of the 9th battalion of the encampment. The principal ropmr was most ta tefully decorated; Draperies within silver evgilg were fastoyned'5t either side of ...

... LETTER FROM COMMANDANT EAGON. .- . . _ .. . . _ . . .. . . I Marsbal Pellsier and General Niel both mentioned in their reports the gallant conduct of Commandant Ragon, of the engineers, on the 8th. The Con atiieoemnuel now publishes the following letter from that officer to one of his friends: Malakoff Rsdoubt, Sept. 11. MY SHAVE FaRENDS-I Cheerfelly pay the tax you have Imposed on me of a ...

... COUNTY DUBLIN PARLiABREN[ARY REVISION. It is moat: gratifying to perceive that the Libe- rals of the county of Dublin,. after protracted and eulpable 'apathy, have at length caught up the spirit whichb.has fired their neighbours of the city, and, like them, have determined to ?? with a strong hand the present 'representatives from the position which they have too long occupied. It is a ...

... THiE CATHOLIC CHUIC* M or I ~'EB TMDUKC lt i nOdouO ?? Phono A 0 The Tridurum, or three days' devotion in honor of the dogmatic definition of the Irumcoulateo Conception ter's Blessed Virgin, was commenced on SunllaYo in St Peers Church, Phihsboroagcr, with great alIIitY and the most touching and beautiful j Ceremaon' tall t.h gaseful Gothicadifice was prepared with becoming taste for the ...