... L01tDON, Fsun&Y EVFteNl.;-W5XeC it not. for tile O1 gravity of the subjeotita good deal of amusemenst wiouild e, be afforded at this moment by certain proceedings in the eccl'esiastical line, which are taking place contempo1ral- Fi steously Iat the raot and West-end of London. St. le! George's in the East is nut three miles, (a cabmnnu, how- W lit ever, mike.; it nearlyV flve) from St. ...

... I (BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPIL) (RIetde's Tclegrniv.) Berue, Sept. 12th. g Tue Grand Duke of Baden is expected to arrive here d at four o'clock to-day, from Menian. Apartments have a been engaged for his reception at the Hotel diu Lacy. v No additional news has been received from Zurich con- P cerning the conferences. r Paris Scpt 12th. The Pays of this evening says that Count Reiset has arrived in ...

... *: ¶O TME CATHOLICS OF DUBLW.N *: - . 'Dublin, November, 1859. FELLowGCATHsoLecs-Mrith the due authorlsation. of my revered and illustrious Archbishop, I have e.omnlo .amorg you on a ?? of the greatest charity. ' I ask your aid for the protection at oace of the homesteads and faith of my persecuted people. Tney have nobly and finally refused to haud over their Httle ones to the tiain- ing QfI ...

... ' PHILfA1UbONIC SOCIY I I The patrons 'and members of ths 'society sebm -etermined that It shall preserve undiminished the high roputstlon which It bna achieved as a medium for the development :ef correct and refined ?? taste, and ns a means whereby cholco selections from the works of the mogt illustrious masters of harmonic scienen ari produced in the completeat possible manner for tho ...

... TO TUE EDITOR :OF THE FREEMAN. I Snc-Jn a recent number of the FRIEUEAN, Mr. Ilaughton undertook to reply to a letter of mine ad- dressed to the late Chief Secretary for Ireland, eon.. troverting the- statements contained in a petition to parliamenit calling for another penal enactmnit against the scllers and conseiners of exhilirating drinkcs. Although that communuication is rather an evasion ...

... I TlIj. cilluSTlAN BRtOTHERS. l it a recent number of this journal we set forth the claims of the Christian Brothers to the generous support of the citizens of Dublin. On Sunday last those claims found an able advocate in the learned and fealous Verv Rev. Canon AI'Cabe, P.P., whose sermon, on their be- half, in the Church of St. Francis Xavier, Gardiner- street, was a masterpiece of pulpit ...

... THE OPERATIVE HOUSE PXINTFRS I .- - ?? 1-- - -- I A very large number of the operative house painters of this city assembled last night in the room of their society, 48, South King's-street, for the purpose of hearing a lecture by Air. Henry O'Hara, a geutleman.l connected, we believe, with the Museuim of Science and Art in Stephen's-green, on the principles of design and the laws of ...

... I CHAPLAINCY OF T.HE GALWAY UNION. The following is the correspondence which has Passed fill between the Mpat 1e%,. Dr. MacEvrilly, Bishop o~f Gaiway, 9O1 and the~ Por ~wCommissi-oner , to, wheh'jvo refer out 'elsewhere ' roor Law CommissionofieDuln 17th Augiist, 1859. BI 9RInser REV. dirt-z.The? Conriaspiotncire for Adminisetring, a thre Laws, for Relief 6fithe Poor in.fro~land havo the ...

... BMR. SCOTT RUSSELL AND TIIE G I ?? QEAr (I'rom, thle Mechantics' 211a.oeziss.) Let ius state that the cause of the O~iexlslo N11 Clitied tilt, not ?? correctly de-ecribed.w sicl the correspondents of thle daily press,. it s ee as has been said, that the vessel whiuh hjult'. fre by the uptake or- funnel onl the hiside arid by l sft~, tile outside; and, alsc, that white tihe prilialt 1, 5ie fomn ...

... I - i VNF SUMIARIUNEO TELEGRAPH. I (Fi7iia ie j1alta Obselea) l- e hiave the pleasure of informing Qnr readers that i the nel' electric cable between Malta and the opposite coast of Sicltv, at.Alga Graude, was,safely completed at noon yestprday. Two previous attempts to co-lneaee the undertaking had been made, but in consequence of c the late strong whids nothing could be done. The shore c ...

... I .I. AT ' O'i. : I ,, .. ~. I. -1 7> ,~~tb -> BE-iofl , Z It WvU Sfnancuced'by telegram that M~r. Les , who was rsatrnid for Wseeagild-ab 911'6s1t general; election, bad bheb unseated fo' ?? testimonr of some ,e of the witnesses Ls-remarkoabiei they took Ldeathaim' mouey, eud then voted for CharleaWsrtb, Ut doubing w thelr ifeiqulty. It should be prsalsad that theor Wain, p. rigbt who I8 ...

... -- ?? -7 . I?-Oa. Vve e I a ?? w5 3,hn'l t ? 4 t. DUBLIN1: SATURDAY, AUGUST 27, 1859. 1 _ DEPOSITION AND RESTORATION. The deposition of Swvereigne i8 b:come an ordinary affair. Tho ncv or rather revived pro- Cess of detbroning Kings, whose family stems are traced back to the middle ages, and to whom the majority of their'subjects rendered willing, because grateful, obedience, is one of thosE ...