... I|STHE ORM. Towaidi daybreak yesterday morning the wind mo- ted coniidtrably. but the sea continuad to break wit irts . Ince on the northern caset from Howvtb to the IjriIged and we regret to say that the fine br ° E~tl Spencer, Shouit, maeter, went asbore on at of thbar at the month of the Boyne, known aod became a total wreck. ' Two of the e tb d drowOd, but- the captiain and the other ...

... I LATEST B.TELLIGENCE. . I* (BY MAGNETIC .AND ErEOTRIO TELhCAiILX) THE MONE1Y MARKER. Lo.. ^ndon, Friday Wight. f The Fuands to day have been atationary at yesterday'ad pricee. Englilh Ratlway Shares bave been dull and rather Itflit. Stagnation of business is mueh complained of. The increrse in the stock of bullion is not large, amounting only to £87,525. Ir the Issue department the rc- serve ...

... I aCATHOL1 INTELLIGENCE. DecATnt o BEcoHeR IcLVAnr A ?? ' LtObs, LATH PRIoxc OR THR E MOSASTERY MouNT ST- JOsUPH, CLONDALEIS, COUsTY Dusmm-:-To day It is- ou painful duty to record the death of tbis good religious who calmly resignet his eoul Into the hand^of1 his Oria- tor, on the 18th Instant, aged sixty-eeven years, sftcr a protracted and painful illness, which he bore with truly Cbristian ...

... TENANT COMIPENSATION. In the Rolls Court, on Wedneslay, the ?? M- portant case was heard Rv. Alictze? Joates O'Fay v- .r. H. Burke C71 Wil- liam Hlbfry Creyory.-This was a cause petition t,'ed by tho petitioner, the pra-er of Whi wae that the ra- spondents should be comnelledl Fpecifcally to perforin and carry out an alleged proposal and acceptorco of same, and that he be restrained from ...

... RICOBMOND HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF MEDICINS. i The winter session wann _ - - dnotry lctur b-- -- Vuuul yesterclsy, the I ntro.. he O'clock, lcture tb 04 ?? Mr. Curran -at 12 he I cloe, inttse tetre of the scoLol, before a nufiiorour ?? of ?? of the profession and a large old class of students. Mr. Curran, onprsnigbnlf de:. oul ceee by the atndentq, aind proceeded to' ,ire 5iiy thfot Ith wat uAi5I OD ...

... I TlE NlONr The ?? the L°X1a Z., &urniusg E, of the 1 ?? uml~ e.eltsdedlyt leas avra e th i through the state of tbe exc l goldi and the increased dem ia l ' torn. The buoyc latelytlr j succeeded by dt!ness ?? e basl moe squoted t3 rst [ iof bullion -it t~e han'K ex e d | t terliun- The fact tlat nu rretirn of |prosp41rity Oitake ?? CeIf ,rse in terms of discount is Utr ' admiitted; bt ...

... . CHURCH OF ST. PAUL., ARlRA14-QUAY. | i A- A . X - . - . ?? I Sunday last a numerous and influential meeting of tile parishioners was hald in the above named specl us and elegant church after last mass for the purpose oi'or- ganfeing a subscription to erect a new organ betterftted for public worship than the very imperlect instrument which has' hitherto' been used in the sacred ondifee. At ...

... YESTERDAY'S DISPATCIhES. (From the ?? Freeman of Vestcrdaiy.) FRANCE} it ' The accounts from the manufacturing districts in qua France are more favourable. In general the wholesale of houses require cash payments from foreign customers. ant The Paris merchants are becoming more liberal in their pla credits. On Thursday commercebills were presented to at the amount of 1,000,000. sterling, being ...

... dt C. . jrrecluirlyo xourllat I DUBLIN: FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12,1858. LORD DERBY AT GUILDUALLh Ah I but wait for the Quildhall banquet, and then you will know something about the inten tions of Ministers. Such was the wise admoni- lion of very knowing politicians before the great event, but now that the pageant has passed away from under the eyes of Gog and Magog, and no- thing-remains but the ...

... A = = u al > : ' }Wit aX ' g' t,$ X Id DUBLIN: WED?3E3 UAy, NOVF.MBEI 17, 1858. = - ?? = I THE REFOP. QtESTION !i IRELAND. The preparing Of the Reform Bill for ung. land has been very judiciously entrusted to Mr. Bright by the conference of Reformers held in London on the 5 th instant. That the result will be satisfactory to English Reformers, all who know Mr. Bright must feel confident. Hle ...

... LATEST INTE (BY MAONETIC AjU L I ?? Cnt .- | W u; Dr°E'y t~-u 44 Th6 I'ande h1ave ben1 )erl have slightly deein l p 0.o od have also been flat. g 8oh The f'lw INDIA Acting mg telegram, M aaI Acting ConsulG-nsral Gree c A4 f Foreign Office, Nov. 14th, Sl Was reociv.d l ALeXAqDRIA, ?? NO Ta :. arrived at Suoz from Bomba el Bombay, Oct. 25th, Me, Nov. 2the 8thi tiar column was at Eri cg Nr on tbe ...

... ,4U, - : , Irecluxap,5 otwitat [ DUBLIN: THURSI)AY, NOVEMBER 18, 1853. _I MATERIALS FOR FREE TRADE IN FRAINCE. The French Protectionists have lost courage since the issue of the Emperor's queries to the agriculturists of England, respecting the effects of Free Trade on their condition. The English Protectionists fought a hard battle-but the stars in their courses, including Cobden, and Bright, ...