... RAILEWAY RETURNS. _GREAT SOUTHSERN AND ?? O tratti tur tri m week ending July1 25, 1867 - F S. dI. tI, Passengers, parcels, Go. ; amount £4731 2 10 to Merolhandizeie and cattle .. . 1542 0 2..-1576 3 0 Corresponding week int 1866 (203i nilies open) :- a Passengers, mails, &c. ; amount . 6491 2 3 AMorchandiriO and cattle . .. 1985 8 5 .-7476 10 8 IRISH SOUTH EASTERN (Carlows to Klilkenny. 264 ...

... CLONGOWES WOOD COLLEGF. I PttPLi's ACAUENIC EXeROIs'z, 1857.-A large and In- duential assemblage, including several dignitaries of the Catholic chureb, a numerous body of the parochial clergy of the counties of Dublin and Kildare, and a crowd of lay gentry of rank and respectability, attended oo Tuesday by lu- vitation of the reverend president and fathers of this college, to witness the ...

... SjEST INTELLIGENCE, I ar*Al'-VVWO TFfIPR.APITR i (BY MAtk'NZILU £i1JDttta,±5.I TH INDIAN MUfINY. DELUI STILL IS THE HANDS OF THE INSURGENTS. LOND0s, TuSsDAY.-The Overland mail arrived at rdria 00 tbe 23rd, and left for Malta and Marseilles. 'Aler ea from Iimbay is to Jnly Ist. Delhi was still in the ho~ds of the insurgeets on the lth June. The besieging besen before the place since the 8th of ...

... LOVE, ELOPEMENT, AND EETRlE IUTIOI. I An affair involving the separation of a family of wealth and respectability occurred in Williamsburg, in the fifth avenue portion of the city, and which barely escaped ter- minating in the murder of one of the participants. We give the ?? as it was given to our repo ter, with the exception of the names. Mr. A. is a merchant in New York, doing a large ...

... OUT WITH FTHE WEEDS. The season has arrived for the war against the farmerls enemy. The thistle, the dock, the darnel, and the whole tribe of pests are now arrayed in all their pernicious glory. The ragweed, with its c bright yellow coronals, appears to flourish with more than the usual luxuriance. The half humid, halfl fervid summer has immensely developed its caps- bilities of mischief, and ...

... ripE ARMY. At the Curragh camp, last xveek, Sardinlan war medals were pro euted, on brigade parade. by Major General Gough. C B., commanding the lot Infantry Brigadr, to Lieutenamt.-CulOtl 2tontgorery, C B.; Brevet Lieutenant-C.Oldnel the tin. C D. Plunkett, Captain lRudd, Lieutenrtit Hopes, Sr!,ant.M jor Hienhall, nd Colour-Sergeaut BIiDounellot the let Battilile, Royal Regiment; oleo to ...

... xt4 iftiGUES IS PAVOUR OF RUBSIA. 1 I _ Athena. of the 17th inatant. ias- It 15 ] now three years 9iDC0 the Quele of Grisceleft Athens, at tb.sa-me .tlmatbatz Prince-I Meiseblklt quitted ?? nopili.i T6 s uaesn Inade DO 'ecrot tihat lier ohijsaci 'quitt- ig Gteece for Germany was to plead the cause of bar uncle Nitholus, for I0 she was custo5lll etooall the Emperor of Bussis. , Hor Majesty ...

... Ir ?? - T4TH MA'. 4A. t I H&.P11.! .- - _ v- I ; - t^t } fa}* A~neia I Tile following particulars, fio.n the Melanc m'gagwit In reference to the vessel which is about to start from Cork ln company with her Majesty's ship Agamneminon oni the inm- 6 portant mission of connecting the American continent with b this country, by means of Ithe submarine telegraph cable, MAY be interesting to some of ...

... I ST. JOSEPH'S INDUSTRIAL INSTITUTE I In a house in North Clarence-street, off Summer-hill, a few benevolent ladies have for some time pact. bean engaged on carrying out a 3ysterm of industrial education, which de- serves to be better hnown and more liberally supported bythe public. The establishment is named St. Joseph's Industrial t Institute, and was founde' about a year ago for the purpose ...

... THE NEW SYSTER OF NAVIGATION. . ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - A- .- 1 . A faw weeks aince, an. article appeared in the NVot Vaern Timres, on a ' new syetern of uavigatior',' as proposed by Mr. Sraby,and we ventured to exprers a hope tbattbe appar- ent vasle of the spbeicograph, ?? were it only in checking cal- culatilmi at see, would entitleit and its perseveringinventor to every public encouragement. A ...

... 111, -l iT LIAGURE. , , A general tussling of tbu TenautLeu 13bl etr day at the 110ooma Beresford-place. The filiowing were Ricihard Barnewall, Esq. county Meath ; Owen Markcey, Esq, ?? E ails, ?? ; Jamon Moado Loughttfl eqt Rv Joee Smth P Cacel, county Longford; RevPatl i &elyP PKillnyo, ouny Mat; hiey Patrick J opersli F PDonre ad Ioennree cocityMech~l; Nicholas Marky, eq.couty out; Mchal ...

... 1 ci $Wto ntlatTh, 4lUX)YI DUBIAIN: THURSDAY, JULY 80, 1857. MEDICAL DISCREPANCIlE. A London contemporary refminds us of the last words of William Palmer, I die (said he) the victim of a medical theory. I did not poison John Parsons Cook with strychnine. This confession raises the presumption, that though he did not poison him with strychnine he did with something else. Professor Taylor was ...