... 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 ...

... CATHOLICS iN TrE CONSTBULARY. TO THE EDITOR 01F THlE lF.'IIIMAX. Constabulary Office, Dublln Castle, 13th Sept. SIR-SoMe short limne prior to tile retireluent of Lieutenant General Sir Duncan KGre-or froli the comlt- |mam of the constabulary force, a return was called for by the House of Commons showing the number of pro- ?? in each rank of the foree, distinguishlitg those which had been ...

... __ - # i~I - tN _ o1~vFoCEU AND j GrjNThEIAN.;!!'- I A. _ ina report -of Ithe Iue~ol petty The55iO'b gves thle follo111win; seunder the heading its chaige'og f milscoldtiuct against a militery'oflicer: °' b tauce of this cliarge appeared in a paragraph Th embstaicee in t the nme of the accused piarty ?? for obviou8 re3tsOns, concealed. We may now was ti wl ste Islls hi name is Pgsill Macan, ...

... 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 - 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 THE WRECK OF THE ADIMIELLA. . I The chief-almost, indeed, theonly-social ovoid the month is the wreck of the steamer Admella, oni ht way from Adelaide to Melbourne. The first succinct in statement of the disaster appeared in the Geelong Adver-- tf tiser yesterday (August 16) morning, and as the state- in ment is well drawn up, we avail ourselves of al extract: a, X Sixteen miles to the ...

... I (F1Vooc the Daily News.) Are we guilty of an inexpialcie sin if we venture to hint to the directors of public opinion over the water that Europe is beginning to be deaf to the eonitee,', charm it never so wisely? It may save A. de la Guer- ronicre and his employers a World of trouble if wye slake a clean breast of it, and confess at once that we are in the habit of reading their ...

... - . 7:: DROYAL)IMS !CAM,: 'AcadYA The first meetetg of tfie nmrtfbesa oef thes e - for-the se66ion, -'aa Yeld on Mondayevertlog, e , g , Academy.7oursep 19j- DAWsion-treet -T'hes itlr * ?? taken~by-the President- ?? he Rev. Dr. ToDDi S.F.T.C.D. The minutes of the last trueeting were -read by tie I Secretary, the Rey. Charles Graves,;D.D., 'and con- firmed. - Ce The Rev. Dr. Reeves reaeda ...

... LxICENSED GROCERS AVD VINTNERS SOCIE -t;. - *. - A'i - - fsi .jjvpq , The usual weekly meeting of this body was neJI yes-: terday, Mr. WlVsT.Li CADE in the chair. The Secretary handed in 11. 2s. 6d., the renewed sub- scription of Mr. John Hoyne, Aungier-street; 5s., the renewed subsdription of -r. Edward Brady, Portland- row. Mr. 31'Cabe handed in 5s., the donation of Mr. Chris- topher Larktin ...

... 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 ...

... g Sruemnan'ls PautnaI DUBLIN: MONDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1869. ENGLAND, it appears, consents to act as one of the Eleven Powers which are to constitute the complement of the Zurich Conference. The world is to be treated.to another edition of the Paris, Congress to settle the Italian Ques- ?? 91a the basis prescribed by Loxd Joui I RUSSELL' That self-imiportaut functionary' more gabby than discreet ...