... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 2HE BATTLJE BEFORE DELHI. no~~ iu.X. 1ficer ing is ass extract from the letttr of a Young ofleer to Mse friend in York f g Acry Head-quarters before Delhi, July 25. My ?? fro-thi's cavp, .dated l5th inst., it in You all news UP to that date. I mentioned in that fitner that the enemy was coaing out; so they did, and neoitakev and 1out 4 pm. a brigale left our camkp and wedtat them.i MY regiment ...

... 0OM0TION OF GENERAL AYE - LOCK. %10 TEE SUPPLEMElNT TO THE LONDON GAZETTE OF TUESDAY.] GENERAL ORDER-BREVET. Il Consequence of the eminent rservices performed Colonel Henry 13:avelock, C.B., in command of 3diOisOU of her Maojesty's army 'engaged in active tttions in the field in India, the Queen has been 'Mously pleased to command that he be promoted bthe rank of major-general in the army, in ...

... FLEC7I1.0 OFLORD MLAYOR. V1esterday being, Micliaelmas-day, the liverymen w of landon assitubled in cosurton hall for thle purpose ofle1- e in, cs Lord Mav or for the ensuing year. C Abkut hillf-p;ast 1i o'clock the L:ord Maoyr, accompanied et by a number of the aldermen, the newly elected shecriffi, w ?? and Mr. Allen ; the uniler-sheriffs, Mr. at j J. Mill-cr I and Mr. Thomas I'arkser; and ...

... | ?? !- _ OvE Maimond Ally, a native of Calcutta, a sharp, intelli- aiU gent-looking young Man, well educated; but having the the alias of George Brown, was indicte ...

... OARDINAL WISEHAN ON THE MUTINY IN INDIA. O unday, the followiog pastoral ltoier froa Cardinal2.lit Wise1man an themutinies in India was find in the various Ibefnedc U~rman Catholic place% of' worship ...

... A SER PEANrS ASTOR . The ftllowing letter is written by a Ron-comnis. ?? officer of the 84th Regiment: Onde, Auguat I. We went from Allahabad to Cawnpore by bullock train thirty miles a day; our presence being urgently reqaired, we marched the same day that we received the order, halt tle men in the carts, half out walking. Nothing particular occurred on the mnarch until we came to Fattyporo, ...

... A CHECK TO RUEFlANIBM. Thomas Kite, an omnibus proprietor, and keeper of a eofee-house, 205, Shoreditch, and William nRyan, a cab. drirer, were cha~rged before Mr. D'Eynoourt yesterday, at Worship-street, the former on a summons, with having, on the 21st loot., assaulted Thboma Meeres, a driver in the employ of the London Gleneral Omnibus Association. Mr. Robinson, the barrister, inatraoted ...

... BALMORAL, SEPT. 2?. Her Majesty the Queen, accompanied by their Royal H~ighuesses the PEiOCes6sRelena and Prince Arthur, and at- tended y Lady Churchill, drove ottt yesterday afternoon. The Prince Consort, socoinpanird by Prince Alfred, went cut deer qtalking. Earl G-ransille has left Balmnoral. THE QUEEN's RETU'RN.-It is now expected that the Qaeen will vicit the EarI of Aberdeen at Haddo ...

... -WGATION OF THE rIVERS OF INDIA. AEilghly influential mieeting was held on Friday not -:mg Rieligious Insthtutiofl Roomis, Glasgow, for the ann .pwi& of hearing from Capt. lioseason, R.N., and 5usd 46~ac enlm ,fomng a deputation from the Cvi- paic tmtkl )nadSemCmay a proposal for impo- per ~n ~tj' i;nland navigation of India. The Lord Pro- to il ?? took- the chair, but having to be present tit ...