... iiJOlHOTEL 1DR LJOUVRE, PARIS. I August, 18J1M. TO TIHE NOBILITY, CLERGY, AND GENTRY OF IRELAND. MY LORDS AND GENTLEMEN, As we intimated in our half-yearly Circular, we made a specietl visit to the Scotch Manufacturers in the former pact of this month, in order to effect the double purpose of securing the first choice of the best styles, and of giving us more ample time for the prosecution of ...

... 31IL1TARY PROMOTIONS AND rXCH1ANGES. 1WR~ OPa'IRE, A10s. li(). Iet Life Guards:, Captain the Ilon. Ii. C. FitzGerald Deo 169 toube Major and Lieutenant Coilonel, by pttrclase, vice 1l0gg, ishn retires#; Lioutonant Lord Charles W. B1. Bince, to be Captain, by purchasee, vice De R~es Cornet aind Sob Lieutenant John Henry Reoginalid Lord ?? to bec Lieutenant, by pits- chase, vice Bruce ;Henry ...

... The. following completes the railway statistics fr Treland, commenced in the FituErIAN of Friday. On that occasion two series of tables were given, showing tile total capitail antlhorisedl, the amount actually raised, and the proportion of preferential charges. The re- mraining particulars now fumished are those relating to revenue, working Csxpnses, and nett profits:- Table showing the ...

... I -- - - - PRISON DISCIPLINME Tue following statement, which would be incredble, n were it, not vouched by the highest authority. occurs in a the 27th Annual Relport of the Inspectors-Udenertil of at irish Prisons, signed (Corry Connollan and FeLton 1 Harvey :- In. a bridewvell, certainly better cireninl- o~ stanced than the iiiajoritv, ond situa~tedl, not inl a re- ti mote locality, bitt inl ...

... . IUMM16 J9116un1al DUBLIN: T'IIURSDAY, SEPTFMBER 1, 185i9. A LARGE amount of invective is lavished on t the Catholic Bishops for presuming to doubt t the compatibility of mixed educatiol with the n security of the religion they inch and arc bound to protect. Is it any argument against the soundness of their views, that for so many years they offered no active resistance to the system; or does ...

... Y AT- YESTE-RDAY'S'- DISPATCHES-| [The following ap'pred in. the EVitNIsO FrIl'U1AN of L ,yesetrdtsyJ: ( CONFERENCE AT ZURICH. %Znrich, August 31st. Private coitferences continue to take place betweell the Pleripotentiaries for the last three days. The re- Presentatives of Prune and Austria have daily conferred together. Yeeterday there was a meeting of the French and Sardinian ...

... THiE ZUURICII CONFERENCR E I nientioned'yesterday that the runrours, founded on t telegrain from Zurich, which circulated respecting the settioertent of tire question of Lombardy were erroneous. The plenipotentiaries have not brought their labours to I, conciusion respecting Lombardy. The boundary q~iezlion has not been deciled ; nor has an agreement ?? onrce to ns to the portion of the debt ...

... | THE WEATHER-THE CROPS. DPERY.-Much progress was made during the glorious harvest weather last week in cutting down and stack- ing the grain crops, A considerable quantity of the new corn has been already brought to market. Oats are light, except on rich soils. 'Wheat is a good crop, but from tile present low prices not very remunerative. Jt has not, however, been extensively cultivated in ...

... THE COUNTY GALWAY CLUB BALL (Qroxt Our. cOatR S PON DENT.) (O 7.wv, AVEDNEsDAY MoXINTIO.-Tllig anxiously t expected fete took place last night in the splendid salons , of the Railway Hotel, and brought together such an is- seniblagc of the rank, fashion, andl beauty, not only of C thc county of G3alway but of the western provilicc, as hali seldom been equilled, and raroi, if cvcr, eccellecd, ...

... LATEST INTELLIGENCE (BY MAGNETlC Tl'ELEGRA1l1) (Reuer's Tefeyran.) Marseilles, Aug. 31. Advices have been received frons Constanltino~l to the 24th instant. The Sultan lad been oil the point of death from a severe attack of fever, hut his healbh is now restored ; he has since had a lengthened confrnuco with the grand vizier with reference to the interview of the Sultan waith M. Thoavenal, ...

... THBH HA4RVFST IN EGLID I T 1 a -ENGA t .tAD _ In ulevelani and the north of Yorkslire the o being iapidly cleared of* grain, *htch is most T,$ and larger- in the ear ttan has been knlen fsrs i of years. In some parts of the district harvest cor oene Ir. nine weeks before the usual time, and the crops hat., in been secured amidst the finest of sunshiny wreatjsr or Agriculturists in these ...

... CATHOLIC YfOUNG MN'S SOCIE.T ?? nlejttl.IIb of the several Clhoirs of tbe Cathc'ie clhurelhes in DuWblin who have tile adtvartage of alko l-c- longing to this incstitniable cociety, which has done so mucih to promote the well-beiitg of the Conununitv l y extending to the Catholic young IDCiI of the city 1I c tenetiefi of a soiunt religionus instructiol, and excitiig a generous rivalrv inl acts ...