... . 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 ...

... I 'HE COUNT DE, MONTALEMBERBT. l To-day we give further extracts from thle (fount tie d Montalausbert's article:- DOW 'FALL OF LORD PALAi1EltRStrON. The causes which 'led to the repiguatioa of. the P5.4 ?? MIinistry are well known. The utlversel itorri'r excited In Eglaund, as throughout the world, byithe *x. eorable attempt of January 14th, had been followed by a feeling of deep Irritation ...

... | PORTUGAL AND FRANCE, LLBorx, Oor. 25.-It may now be aseiteod that this question ls virtually ended, aud I understand the Por- tuguese government bas eddressed the following note to the French minieter:- 1. The Portuguese govern- ment, Leing unable to resiat the violence of Frauice, will deliver up the veasel. 2. The French government having rejected the arbitration of a third power on the ...

... STATE OF POLITICAL PARTIES, If one may judge from what is stated, it would ap- pear that the next session of parliament will be a remark- able and exciting one. Thegreat question of the day will, undoubtedly, be reform, and this will appear in such a variety of phases, that the most curious complication and combination of parties may safely be looked for.- Threa reform measures have boen ...

... I 'rATTERSATLLYS-TERDAY. YBy MACt'tF.TIC 'tIL.EGRAH.) 1.ATEST BtA'tfllt. 'lrpol CavP-8 to z tst Unaerhatitd (al:e) ; l0 to 1t'y--10 t ag ?? Lotuld (offred)- 14 tol I istr onette (offeret])I 2,ooo to 70 egit Caspard; 13000 ,i 't (Jy Fawkees takeD) GO to I Dget Brother to i t- 1 .r); Fu to 1 aget ainrt.d (taken). HUNTING APPOINTMENTS . ~~~NOVEMIBERlt 'b iil9i-s.S.3rd, Beligerstuwt . Ith, K ...

... TO TTHE NOBLEMEN AND GENTLEMEN lBREEDWERS AND OWNEIRS O. HOUSES IN IRELAND, AND PARTICULARLY THOSE. I IW0 ATTENDED AT THE LASr FA1R AT LALIdNASLOE. I Dablin, let Novembnr, 1858, VeterinarY Intlrmary, 42, Wicklow street. My LoteDS AND GES5rLEua1i.-Ir the competenoy and integrity of a Veterinary Snrgeoi, ia the praictiee of that branc of his profession in which it becomes his duty to give his ...

... IMPORTANT TO CATTLE DR&LE. ! TO THE EDITOR O' THE FEUhN.. Stephen'd Green, tik Oct., 1858. Sin-Will you oblige me by piulblishing lie enclosed re. ply from Lord XiNas to a letter o6f mine Ai lately Bp. peared iO your ?? Siu-ReferrinB- to .h r1 letter of ihc i o nst. resj cting the seizure of yodr catte at Porteallngtos} beg to acctuaint you that I concur lb many of the observation. hon1,qled ...

... 1 -- THL CORPORATIOeN., I _ ., ?? A. _.1 BA -A -n l n ag hol The quarterly meeting of thle town cow-,L yesterday in the, City Hal). About halif-past twelve 15n O'clock the chair was taken by ICc Tue light lHon. the LORD NMAYORt c Present-Aidermefi Stinysh, Moylanl, 3 p; mackey, J P 'at D'Arey, D L, J F; Wilson, iKlusabn, j p John Royynolds or 3 P ; Boyte, 3 P ;Atkinson, Lambiert, J P. ...

... L :- = DUBLIN: TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1888. INDIAN MlISSIONS. . | Missionary zeal may assume proportions dan. gerous to the peace of India. Proselytising. caloric demands control rather than encourage- ment, and wherever sensible Governors had the power of restraining its exuberance they have reconciled popular feeling, and at the same time rendered Christianity more imposing by the inoffensive ...

... I A - - On Saturday Colonel HI. Eyre, the Commandant of Chatham garrlurn, inspected the 2d battalion of infantry, under the command of Colonel I. N. Phillips, consisting of the depots of the 10t1h, 20th, 23d Royal Welsh Fus[ leers, 29th, 52d Light Infantry, and Glst Regiments. On S iturday a Board of Commissioners from Chelsea [lospital assembled at 3r. Mary'a barracks, Chatham, for the ...

... I RICHlISOND I]OSPITAL-OPENING OF THE Up .; WINTER SESSION, The winter session of this hospital was opened yester, I day. Tiho introciuctory, lecture was delivered at ?? O'cli,cl, by Dr. Cou~mc;.4ai, Amongst tho~s present were the Lord Mayor, Lord r Nasa (Chief &Seortary for Ireland); Colonel Durine, a the Right Honourable J D F~itzeralid, Dr Beaks, Dr Gordon, ,Dr re'Dowell, Dr Hlutton, Dr ...