... TE COPOA T - - I An adjourned mootbly maeetiog of the Town Council was he'd yesterday. The Bight Hon. the Loan WAYOn preaided. The following members were present:- Aldermen Wilson, Marrell, JPI; H-dson, Reynolds, L,; La Ierg, Kinahext j P; and froylan, J P. Ccunciltorf Price, White, iaker, Traoey, thunhett, Smitly, dutaon D L, m P * Togart, Chae. rert, o'Negll, Watson Sir Timothy O'Brien, dart ...

... 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. ...

... BRITISH ASSOCIAT1O-. The following is an abstract of a paper on the necessity of prompt measures for suppression of intemperance and drunkenuess,.read by James Haughton, Esq., before the sta- tistical section of the British Association. Pressure on our apses prevented until now the publication of this document. The drinking usages vP society cast greater impediments in the way of national ...

... CAID;NAL WISEMA ON INDI,. Disoure roclet ?? Johies Cat ledral, ?? from asor ?? l Salford, orn Sunsdayt morning, PbY les Emr's nnoe Cardinral Wise- moae, on lssknf/ of) f/e Naioestdrttt and &Slfordl Catholic, Orphwan ,.4iylunsn But, now, MY brethren, let us come more closely to tile circumrstanlcea in which we are placed. We are looking anxiously forward to to-morrow, for we know not what news ...

... . RAT lINES -I- , a R ninn of the RathmInos I The third and laset show for tie ?? u W. Flolicultural Society was held yesterday in Moontplcasarlt- square. Fortunately the weather proved to be moet favour- able, and tha attendance was therefore numeroue, though by no means as large as we have observed on some former occa- sions. The collection of flowers was rather smail, owing to the heavy ...

... I me, fi 1w * . ?? -7 Is M a I The following abominable and profane trash exhibits, in a most unenviable manner, the moral degradation to which the people of England are fast descending. How such gatherings are permitted in a Christian community by a government which has entered on a crusade against obscene publications} we cannot imagine ; and we are only satt- prised that the proamptiogs ...

... CATHOLIC CHEU.RCLH THE LATE PRESIDENT OF MLAYNOUTH COLLEGE. Tue month's mind ceremonial, including a soeman office and high mess for the dead, was celebratod yesterday for the repose of the sou; of the lamrented Dr. Remehan, in the c apl t of the college in which he so long presided. Thle sacred ceta s oaontes took place ia the preseuco of Lis Grace tbh Lord ArchE bishop of Cashel, the Lord ...

... SOUTH DUBLIN UNION-YESTERDAY. Sir RolianT SirANY, Hart., in thle cnair. The other guardians present were:-Dr. Wall, DV Ci Carnelius Shannon, George G Place, William Calbeck, James Delany, Captiin Lindsay, J ?? Captain Wall, John OuselY Bonsall, William Calbeck, J P; Richard Smith, J P; John Prescott, Andrew Rogers, Henry Kingtimill, Simon Led- widge, George Sykes, Martin Burke, Philip Tagart, ...

... THE CATHOLIC CBURCH. LonRMo CONVENT, Ficneoy.-Otn Friday, last the im- posing ceremony of the reception of one choir sister (Mliss Miry Jane Conroy, Dublin) and two lay Sisters took place in the Loretto Convent of the above town. Tt o beloved and venerated Dr. Keane officiated, assisted by the Rev. WV. lie- kie as chaplain. The spacious and riohly-deoorated Convent Chapel was densely thronged. ...

... IRAIL-YA Y WEEKLY RESTURNS, SOAOCDE UP0T THEIR RESPJSCTIVE DAILS AS U.NiJ1:ti Miles 1l37. IsRc, Open. Name of Railway. Z ! S. d. £ s, di. 203i Got South & Westernu, Sept S . 6822 II 14 Mill( Ie 201 Irish South Easters,, Sept 0 .. 74 19 0..326 9i 41' Killarney Junction, Sept, 6 422; 8 6 IS, to 0 - 11id Great Western, Sept 6 . 4233 6 ?? 23 6 ?? & Drogheda, Sept 6 ..16o3 4 * 1371. t37j 5 0 ...