... The following appeared in our Second Edition of yesterday:- RUMOURED RETREAT OF THE RUSSIANS FROM | KARS. I The Cologne Gazette states that a report was current in Constantinople on the 16th instant that General Mouravieff's army had commnenced its retreat. Russian officers who were taken prisoners in tbe late affair at Kars have stated that the attack neon that fortress was undertaken in ...

... l I)EAr Sic-My attention has been directed by a Dablin gentleman to the Rev. Mr. Barker's speech, delivered at a meeting of the Irish Church Mission Society, and which ap- peared in the' Daily Express of the 17th instant. Mr. Barker is reported to have stated that 100 persons from Achill were confirmed by Bishop Planket, and that 600 per- sons were present at the consecratiou of the new ...

... LINE OF RAILWAY TO NORTR MAYO. We understaed that a company has been formed, and is already registered according to the prescribed form under the act for constructing a railway trom Strokestorn to Castlebar, with branches to Sligo, Ballins, and Westport, in continua- tion of a line which is immediately to be constructed by the Midland Great Western Company from Longford to Strokes- town. The ...

... I - I (~fROX OUR OWN CORRESPONDICtT.) a I 1he mattep, of/ he goods and soforth of Johnts Wilson, late [n of Rusk, Esq., deceased. he ?? DAY-WEDNESDAY. re Navan, October 31. of The Commissioners sat at half-past ten o'clock. o- The Rev. Charles Tisdall was examined, and prodaced the in burial books of St. Andrew's parish containing entries of the *s, burial of Fanny Booth, in 1822, Sidney ...

... THE CATHOLIC CHURC1I. - r ?? - _- - . -A I CATMBDRAL OF THE IMMACULATE CoNCicPTONt, UA-tL BoRouGH-s5Titsr.-The second day's devotions of the 'Triduursmcotnuaenced at, ar early, hour yemeirday morning, and the grand ceremonies of the day began et eleven o'clock;' long previous to which hour the church was densely crowded with a congregation, including a large nllmberrof the influ- ential ...

... hU-E LBU .. . The following letter is extracted f rrom the Presse d 'Orkrt of the 18th:- Sebastopol, Oct. IS. Nthing positive is known about the military opertatio in the interior of the Crimea. We are in hourly expectatio of some event, for a serious and imuiediate engagera r iD inevitable Troops leave this place every day for Eap upsil ; and Baidar. Almost the entire Ottoman army has been ...

... RAILWAY BEMURNS GREAT SOurnuER AND WESTMR.-(Open to C Tullamore, and Cork-203J M1tLES)-ltra of trlcjo the week ending Oct. 27t0, 1855 -Passengers, pare horses, carriages, mails, &c., £4,697 Be sd ; merchind and cattle, £2,511 9s 4d ; total, £7,208 12s 9d.-Co ponding week in 1854 (M3i ?? snail £4,107 Os Od ; merchandise and cattle, £1746 iG 7 total, £5,853 16s 7d. IRISI} SOUTH-EAsTERN (from ...

... CATHIOLIC[TY IN CLIFDEN. (FROAD OUJER OWN CORRESPONDENT.) CLiFDicA, COUNrY GALWAY,-A most interesting cere- mony was performed recently in the parish church of Clifden. Miss MacDonagh, of Galway, was admitted to the white veil. A processionwasformed bythe children frequenting the Convent schools, and proceeded to the church. A large crcifix, sixteen feet long and 200 years old, was borne aloft ...

... -. . 1 FLowER-GARDIIN AND ?? season is now so far advanced that it will be very unsafe to trust such things as large plants of scarlet geraniums, fucheias, &c., which it may be intended to winter for use next season to the mercy of the weather any longer; and these should be taken up and placed in safe quarters without loss of time. Plants, however, which are still in good condition, and which ...

... of A meeting of the Council of the Tenant League was held on Tuesday, at the Council-rooms, Beresford place. d A. SULLIVAN, Esq., in the chair. The council were engaged in committee for some time. In s the course of the sitting a letter signed A Tenant Righter, t, which had appeared in the YRNEfMAN'S JOuRNAL, WaS e brought under the notice of the council by Dr. Gray. le Mr. Cantwell said it ...

... Zbe I A- I I DLiLIN: THURSWAY, NOVEMBER 1, l-5. I Dissatisfaction and disaffection have been so often preached as active elements to indispose Russia to protract the war, that we place no faith in the su- perstructure raised on the circular of the Minister of the Interior, from which very sagacious indivi- duals extract a speedy termination to hostilities.- It may be true that the war is not ...

... THE ALBMY. The 88th received on Friday 116 volunteers from the 16th depot at Cork. The South Mayo Militia, about 600 men, arrived in Dub- lin yesterday, and are stationed in Sehip-street Barrack. The coanty Limerick Militia is one of the ten. regiments under orders for England. Ensign Robert Gray, 39tb, concerned in the affray at the Provincial Bank, has been placed in arrest in tho Newr Bar- ...