... HOW TO GET VP A CIRCULATION. Ia -. . I 'We e tract the ?? oroeat4 from tfea peesb of the Itev. Semuel G. Potter, made .at the meeting of the Protestant Association, on )rlday night, ankdresported in ?? Conearvative papere of Saturiay. We bope that the practice developed forms the exception in the ma- nagement of the newspaper press of Ireland:- Here they bad, In too many instances in tile pro ...

... I (BY DIAGNETIC AND ELECTRIC TELECGRAPHS.) THE MONEY MARKET. London, Monday MyiYt. The Funds have been steady at 82.turday's closing prices with ve'y little business. LOn- don and North Western, Great Northern, and! Mancheeter, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire ehares have risen to-day. C nsols have been the satne all-day, closing steady at the opening qua- tationso. Shares have been steady and ...

... WOOD.QUAY WARD ELRCTION OF Al ns. The election o.'f lrm R'oe terd ay at 3i1 Peter-streit, h CI~3 Wrd th J.~ Lord Mayor, and the ae,3288re tft llgttt~ and Cartegie. Ar or es ~ piraton ?? Were polled for Ia only ~t opertin. o the prffeclib~dProdMfr. tbed '1t The Lord Mayor said befet ratple air. George Roo du!ly elected as 8leininte dik (cheers). alre allofbc back arnongst ?? and 1 IIp nae ...

... I IA~* it iIEAL', vtJ 20. | ARRIVED UP TO V ' ?? - Wilid-S W. fie Nov. 27-Arrived-l10l000. steRn3er, 1(lyh Vibion, Portmadoo, elate3 Sllern. D ni dor. Stiled-Dake of Cambridge, Prucie, I lines, steamerii, Liverpool. R 'Al Wvillf ~ov, 2S-Arrived-Lagle, Traagera 110)01 Duchess of Kent, and N'oolsl, stearL0iVCTP lierenles, steamer, fiol)-head; Augud ?? , general ceargo Salled-Foyle, steamer, Losd ...

... MIIT'ARY PROMOTIONS AND EXCHANGES I i I I -~N ECHNGS w~otOFA n, Iov.26. 24 Dragoon Guards-eoreBiley SO. Gent, to be Carnel, by aipurchase, ViCO Metcalfe, appointed to Ith Light Dragoons. Oth Dr-agoon Guards -Lieutenant W'rederick Augustus Wen- the~rley to be Adjutant, ?? Graham, who resigns the Adj us- tanoy only. '7th Dragoon Guards -Lieutenant Jas Vance Cleland to be rCaptain, by purchase, ...

... I - .- -4 Mf_.-7-1n (From tlee Evening Freeman of Saturday,) FRANCE. It is doubtful Whether the Count de Montaleembert will appeal agsinsi his sentence. The French General of Engineers while inspecting the artillery practice at Vincennes, was etruck on the head by a projectile and was killed on the spot. Mar- shal Valliant, the Minister of War, was standing near him. The Vienna correspondent ...

... I CATHrOLIC INTELLIGENGE I !The e rof i. R. ant _ - arda - -- r--iii ormr. ijwyer, hi P. for Dundalk, asl ?? Of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem, will onolalse place in the Church of the Oratory this slay. vid COOvHB50O,'-The Reiv, Fattier Grace, O.S.D, at and Memphie, Tenneesse, had the pleasure on the. let ulh. lan torcieit he Catholic Chnrurb Dr. William P. pre. Floyd, youngest son of ...

... |, (From. tide Evenisg Feeman of yesferday. FRANCE.fr All the English papers which contain acormtS Ot a ri Montelembert's trial have been lconfiseated at the Parie mc Post Office. me The Paris correspondent of the Tiea describes the tiv state of trade in France as again del1, a abort interval NC 0. activity having bean succeeded by stagnation. PRUSSIA. a nesa ra The Berlin correspondent of the ...

... I .1 On Friday evening a crowded public meeting of the electors of Greenwich woo held at the Ship Hotel, Wool- wicb, for the purpose of hearing an address from Lieut. Hligginson, R.N., relative to the 4tlantie Telegraph Company, and the conduct of Mr. Alderman Salomone, with regard to the application for a sammons against the directors, for neglectinog- to register the company,- The meeting ...

... I TlIECALCUTrA MAIL, The Calcutta mail arrived in London at an early hour on Sunday. We extract the following from :tLe Eng- liselrea ot the 29rd O.t0ber:- @ The moot impartant event that has occurred since our last report was the battle at Sundeela, a town and fort ?? twenty miles from Lucknow. Hurpursad, with 6.000 men and eight gone, orosaed the Goorsatee ten riles Cotthl of Sundeela, and ...

... Xt~eW~rJ ouirmaL DUBLIN-: TUEstI~y, NOVixBEB O, 1868. I I THE 1N0IAN DESPAToHES. The Colonial Office wis filled with alarm at the publication of Sir John Young's despateb. It wag so ill-timed and embarrassing to the Government and Commissioner Extraordinary that suspicion fell upon some fervent admirer of Lord Palmerston who would take revenge on his successor at the high price of the loss ...

... I WATE S~u oVVNA.__ ?? ltro , ci B125 I his the life. and bul Daon. [ere Ath TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREEMAN. SIR-Througl your paper ianformed the KIngsetown fpublic that it was rumoured (for rumour is the great me. e diunr of Information here) that our oomtnislai)ners ljsd j given theilr consent that an Englith company eliould eelst. - bish water-works in Kingetown; arnd, aceording to the ...