... FRIGHTFUL CATA8TOPOHE. | We have now full details of the terrible disaster already reported on the New York Central Railroad. It ocourred about eight o'loo0k at night on the 15th ult., near the Beaver Mea- dows Brooke, Six ]miles west of Syracuse. The accident wae ceuied by the washing away of About 80 feet of the embank. ment. The mail train coneisted of one baggage car, a mail car, and four ...

... J- . , 0 TRIH .ONEY CRIGIS. i_- TO THE EDITOB OW TUB FUSIXM&N. DEAR Sca-Tihe go ernament having for the eso'nd ?? Buopeflded the biank act, and mena mindis being iD consequence somewhat cinlmed down from the state of excitement pruatlert during tlc last few days, the Inquiry in everyone's mioath IP, whbt will be done next session'?' You can 'sarcely meet a friend, and discuss the ordinary ...

... ji 4, = I THE GOVERNMENT AND THE ORANGEMEN. The two antagonistic secret societies of [reland- the Orange Lodges and the Ribbon Clubs-were its traditionary curses, and every man of common sense in the community applauds the determination of the Government not, to ally itself with either and to discountenance both. It was not, however, to be expected that so signal an act of justice to the ...

... Abe $tretumtio 4foturitat DUBLIN: bATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1867. The Calcutta mail has brought intelligence calI culated to diminish the satisfaction produced by the capture of Delhi and the relief of the Rresidency in Lucknow. A rumour was current in Bombay that Nens Sabib had collected a force of 60,000 men to besiege Lucknow, partly occupied by General Havelack's small force. Sir James ...

... D)ESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY BY THE LATE' I ~RAIX3S. - On Friday an appalling destruction of sheep, cattle, and other property wra occasioned at Tottenbam and the adja- cent marshes, in consequence of the river Lea having sud- denly overflowed its banks, and inundated the neighbouring low-lying lands to the depth of several feet. As seen from Lea Bridge. the marshes presented, as far as the eye ...

... I THE BRITISH ASSOCATION.I Tbe several sections assembled at eleven o'clock yesterday of morning. The attendance vas as crowded as on the pre- sg vions days, and the interest taken in the proceedings wns 0 apparently unabated. Tbe Lord Lieutenant, accompanied It- by a numerous auita, visited some of the slotions in the 4r course of the day, and remained a considerable time. ir SSECTION A. Ig ...

... TREW P1 iCsG AND tS RESULTS., AWFUL RIOTIoTG IN BELFAST-SEVERAL PEtWONS WOOiNlDED. (FromA U1/8ain0sm of yestzrday-) Againbnas B6ifast, D0 munch boasted of for its love of order, so loudly talked of foiits adhesion to the principles of pro- gress and modern enlightenment, been the scene of the most 'ruffienly and brutal z'iot8 that it has ever been our misror- tune to witness. All along, ...

... 1 M A meeting of this body was heid yesterday in the Cit E ail, tbe LonpD MAYOB, iG the chair. 'ihe other memabers present were- . Alderaen Farrell, J Pend Wilson. CoueiillorsBons]sfl, LaOOr. Olesrobera. Mairtin (Trlily Ward); Fiench, Tracey, O'Brien, tohert; Dunne, J P i Whlan, Price, White, Tegart, Codd, J P zis , (Fitzwf~liti W~ard); Ferguson, Wiatsion tRedmond, goall1, Gregg, eurran, Grey ...

... LATEST {ATELLIGENCE. -A * 7V~r'PTO IVV>D !A 3Dr r Dy MAGNE'VIL; 'XiLEGRAFPH. PARIS, W5ED15gDAY NiG££T.-In some oi the journals it is issinusted that the two emperors, at the meeting at Staegardt) will come to some understanding on the question of the German duchies, which the Emperor Napoleon wishes 4o see settled by a conference. The Tbcre per Cent. lente4 closed at 66f. 95D. S £ABS MAaszT. ...

... I IIHOUSE OF LORDS-YESTERDAy (BY MTAGNrETIC TRLEGRAPtL) The house met at five o'clock. The Cork and Toughal Railway bill was read a third tito, and passed. L ,rd BtsOUGitA'5 brunght up the sul ject of tbe Afric05 slave trade, and expreseed rurprisr that the Emperor of France should give his sanction to a project to take -from the coast of Africa to the French West India oloties The object ...

... DUIN: WEDeNStaYvsETE31 ouva DUBLIN: WEDNESIJAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1867. THE CATHOLIC SOiDi.WhRS-lELIGIOUS ,EQUALITY. _ The Times has recently observed that the best pi friends of Nena Sa-ib in Ireland are not the wniser-as able little tricksters who endeavour to make them- al selves notorious by frafflcing in Sepoyism, but the re intolerant bigots who seek self glorification after ot another ...

... L LATES I' INTLElJLIGENCE.R (BY iMAGNEiTIC TELEGRAPH.) I ha Preictb aemi-oflicial journal, Lo Pats, of Friday OiEht statte, on Lho thbo faith of ita Lmndon ceirormondenc that a rrigment of infantry and artillery will embark at Purtc- mouth fer Alxandria, and bo 'conveyed by tha RBd Soa to India. Le Pays designates the vessel which id to cunvey these troops, and thie morning the London jonrnals ...