... TH- ARY Brevet MArjor the Hon. F. J. C. Freke, 2d Life Guards, hop succeeded Clptain MIiddleton, 7th Dyrag on Gnuarda, qs Aide. ?? to General Lord iI aton. Captain the Hlun. E. P -Iastiugs, who Eo gallantly distin- gulihed himself under Major Eyre (bI whom be was most honourably mentioned In his deepa(olh to government), in the expedition to the relief of Arrah, Is bratlihr to the Earl rf ...

... DIR. SPURGEON ON IND)IA. On Wodne-day-ihe day of humiliation-Mr,. Spurgcon preached in tl e Triuscep£t of the Cryslal Palace to an nudienser of 23.6ii4 persnp. Selecling fcr his text a part of the 9th verse of the Gth chapter of Bilicai- lirsia ye the rod, and vho hath appointed b-ho opened hii discoures hy stating that this world was not t/ie ?? for the punishuienit of Eill; it might be a ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... I LATEST INTTELLIGENCE. I w (BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) It is said that the government has already taken measures to be prepared for any emergency that may arise on the frontier. ROBIE, Ocr. 14.-The Spanish ambassador ha left to- day to take a seat in the new cabinet at Marid. FRoNToERaS OE ASIA.-Letters received in PariS announce that General Jacobs, who commands the English troops, who were ...

... c!'V 4, DUBLIN: MONLAY, OCTOBER 26, 1867. I . ANONTMOUS V. ARCHBISHOP C LLEN. The defence of the Patriotic Fund Commis. sioners has passed away-from Lord St. Leonards. They felt rather awkward at the tone and temper of his lordship, who carried the certambia fori into the discussion of a question which should be treated with less acrimony and more arguvment.- The wary Comnmissiouers, however, ...

... I IRISH SOUIH EASTCERN RAILWAY. The half yearly meeting of tho shareholders in tbis corn- pany was hold yestrrday, at their office, 20, Molesworth- street. Mr. J. L. IRND. oNY, the chairuran of tbe company, pr3sided. Tho S cretary, Mr. Bughies, having read tho notice of meeting, and the report (if the b rard of directors, which has already appeared in the Fer:viic.N, The Chairman said the ...

... JOH1N MITCBEi. Mr. John M. Fleming, editor of the Knoxville Reaisa'r, has published the following In the New York ?? Tuesday morning while returning from the post-office with my mail, I had stopped at the corner of Gay and Cumber- land-streets, and entered into a conversation with a small company of friends who were there. Wbile standing there, witbn my newspaper mail in my arm, and an open ...

... I THE OBLATE FATBERFS, INCILICORE. TrO THtE JUDITORt OF THEt FREEMAN. DEAR SIE-AIlow me to oall the attention of your Catholic readers to an undertaking whtch the Oblate 14athers have in vliew to commrenlce at Inclilcore as soon as, their means will permit thsm11. It is the erection there of a religious hous5e of Buell dimensions as will serve not only for their own comiuntfity purposeii. but ...

... CATHOLIC CHURCH ?? PaowEsssozss-Yestsrday, tbh Feaetof St.Terebs, at. the Convent of St. Mary's, Kingetown, Miss Masterson-f1D roligiin Sister Mary De P5zzi Terema-eldest daughter of the late Patrick Mastereon,Eeq . Curraghtown, made a solmn re- nunciation of the world, and received the blhak veil from the hands of the Very Rev. Monsignor Yore, V.G., who was as- sisted by the Very Rev. Dr. ...