... SECOND EPITION (BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) Fnanis OffioePridq, TIPPERAMR ELECTION. Tharlds, 12.80, p.m. STATE OF TSA POLL- O'Donrghue ?? ?? ?? 962 Waldron ?? ?? ?? 76 Majority for O'Donogbue ?? -see Majority fot yestesday altogether fto O'Donogsht. 615S. Clinmel0 12 ook' StS~ono~re ?? ?? ..578 Waldron ?? ?? ?? 419 Majority for O'Donghue -165 The gr majority IO the whole county of Tipperary yFM ...

... BY RA0E7N71 'IUI'ELEGRAPz. I PERSIA. News from Bombay dated 2nd Feb. announces that Mr. th Murray had arrived at Bushire. The head quarters of the se English army has been established at Buesora. CHINA. fo It was thought that the object of the junction of the two Chinese fleets was to enable the united fleets to make an attack on the English. obfe ITALY. - be Intelligence from iilan of the ...

... TBE CORPORATION. I A special meetinr, ef the town council was held yesterday, in Iha City Hall, The Right Hon. the LORD 5MAYOR ia the chair. The following members of the corporatoa were then present:- Aldermen L. Reynolds, Campbiell, John Rerinolds, J.P. Stoylan J P., tobte, JP.,. Farrell, JP.; Roe, D.L., J.P.; Lambert sfltyth, and Rtooney. Ceunoilora Aeheso, +*White, Price, Cordner Chambers, ...

... WESr INDIAN MAILS. The Mail stea'ner La Plata brings mails from the Pacific, as well as the West ludies, and also from the Spanish Main, which missed the previous steamer. - The value of specie and freight is 1,673,000 dols, The islands were very healthy, At Jamaica commercial matters were dull. Coffee 39a- Exchanges same as last advices. Trade dull ; at Demerara, the cholera had abated. ...

... CARDINAL WISEMAN--INDIA. The Pastoral issued by his Ecainence Cardinal iiseman, in reference to the revolt in India, and W read from every Catholic altar in the arcidiocess specially committed to his care on Sunday lasts is of such importance that we displace other matters til which we had in type, in order to give that pre- A. eminence which they merit to the opisions of the le, most exalted ...

... I THE SISTERS OF MERCjY-BALLIAASLOR UNION. I (Abridgedfrons ASe Wesern Star.) At the meeting of the guardians of this union, on Wed- resday last, a letter was read from Mr. Valentine Blake of Gartnamone, addressed to the chairman, and stating that as ho was obliged to go to Conemara he begged to withdraw the motion of which he had given notice for the admission of the Slstrre of Mercy to tbe W ...

... 4: CT 1) c J) 14.1 ?11 410, e i ?l t Zill, , , cl i? $I - t v ?? hi-., 1, t 111 , ti 'r DUBLIN: THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 185i7. WRECK OF THE CENTRAL AMERICAN. Two of the most disastrous wrecks on record are simultaneously announced this week. Since the siuk- ingof the Royal George at Spitbead, there has been nothing to equal in melancholy interest the loss of the Russian L'Effort, a line of battle ...

... I PASTORAL FROM THE RIGHT REV. DR. FUIILONG. Tue following psastol al from the Right Rev. Dr. Fariong, Bishop of Feirns., was read at the different chapols throughout the diocese on Sunday last -- Entsiscortby, Octave of Anniversary of thle Dedi- cation of Churches In Ireland. My DnULYte BFtOVED PEePW.-Mary weeks have not elapsed since I had the hiappluoss of addressing you, and convecying to ...

... THE BENGAL MUTINIES CONSIDERED FINAN- i CIALLY. TrO THIs DITORvl ow THIS TIMERS. In Siua- I consider, said a railway traveller to me some of1 days ago- I conbider India very explensiive. This mutiny re will cost Ins somej50,000,0001., and all for what ? I would pe give up Indis. .The speaker was a faet respectable men, w. with that sort of' look which makes a man's cheek almost a t legal ...

... LATES' lit'lfLLiGE IENGC flur% ATir-N;%Tt N' >tr ras (bY MAUiANltU(i IELEGRAPH.) LONDON, SUNDAY,-NOWS from India is hourly expected It is quite possible a day or two M~ay elapse b3rore it arriv;. Tbe table of the querter's revepu.', to be is-rel on Wedue. day night, will be very favourable. TDe privy council at Baltuoral was attended by til prince Consort, Lord Granville, L-*rd Praumare. and ...

... THE WEATHER-THE, CROPS. I .. ?? . .. .- .. For the last week we have been blessed with very faveur able wsvther, and the cereal crops are everywhsoe rip a,q rapidly or have already fallen before the sickle. The pob,1 iY doing well so far, the appearance of blight being very fire, asec tubers, fir the mret part, judging from whet are pyl, buted for sale in our market, by no means deppisible ...

... INCOME TAX-MEETING AT GLOUCESTER. An important pub:ic meeting was held at Gloucester on Monday evening, with a view to obtain the total and imme- diate repeal of the income tax, it being the second meeting held vitlhin a short time for that purpose. The Mayor presided. MIr. Bowley proposed the first resolution, which deprecated the income tax as Unjuat in its operation, vexatious In Its I ...