... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... ILATEST INTELLIGEN I (BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPIH) (Reuter's Telegrnuz.) c Paris, Octobter 15. -The Pelp of this morning announces that Rear Ad- C miral Duponll has left for London on a special mission. c The Sardiniari Minister of Foreign Affairs, GeneralJ t Dabormidas willproceed to Louidon. t I Zurich,.October 15. L It is stated that Austria, before accepting the arbitra- c tion of a third power ...

... 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 ...

... LATEST ONTELLIGENCE. ,BY DUAGNE TIC TEIEGRAPHE) (Rettrer's Tdlegram.) . Madrid, October 24. It is asserted the ministers have stated they will not have recourse to a loan, and that the floating debt will not be augmented, but the taxes increased. Rorne, October 22. The government lias received intelligence that the Arehbishop of Rflnini and other priests had been ihm- prisoned, and that the ...

... 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 COMMISSION OF OYER AND TERMINER . The Chief Baron and -Mr. Justice Perrin took their seats on the bench in the court-house, Green-street, at eleven o'clock yesterday morning, and resumed the trial of prisoners and traversers. Messrs. John E. Walshe, Q.C ; J. A. Lawson, Q.C.; and Charles Barry, Q(D., appeared to prosecute upon behalf Lhe crown. A man named Patrick Monaghan was placed at the ...

... I ETA, ?? ppeare c the Ev~saG F=ag of THE SPANISH QCUESTION. The French expeditionary force to Morocco is tat be augmented by two brigades, incluting two regimrnots ,1 Zounves, The Hera.We Correspondent says, the tone *f the semi-offictal journals of Paris is daily becoming more acrimonious towards England. The Morocco txpedition, the Italian diffleultiei, and the Suez Canal affair are all ...

... I. zDES.RUCTE FIRE THIlS MORhING.. :1 At' half-past one o'clock this morning an extensive 3 fire was dispovqed to have .broken qut in the Belfast: ticiket-,ofice, and, stores of the ,Citygof Dabhlia Steam- o iacl`eot Company. ,The alarm iaa given by one., of ,ahe, watchmen on;, duty in; one of, the goods. 1 V slieds on the quay. Snveral of the company's .sorvants and .workmen vware soon on the ...

... -u 1 I DUBLIN: THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 18561. OLD friendship changed into hate is the bitterest of all states of enmity. As the richest sugar produces the sharpest vinegar, so does severed friendship the rankest hostility. England and Austria were once bound by the strongest ties which could subsist between nations having few common affinities. Opposed in modes of go- vernument, social systems, ...

... |- MO_.TJ.OY W.ARD. Last evening a meeting of .Liberal burgesses of this wa3rd was held at' 'No. 12, Upper Gloucester-street, for the purpose (as' stated in the advertisement 'c.dlling it) of selecting a candidate for the office of tovyn coun- cilloi of the ward, in the place of Thomas Hutton, Ersq., resigned.' The advertisement further stated that ?? the proceedings reported to have taken ...