... PASTORAL OF THE A|CHB18HOP OF i ~~~DUBLIN.I The following pastoral from his Grace the Most of Rev. Dr. Cullen was read 1on Sunday in all the sc churches:- hi 55 Eccles-street, Dublin, 9th Nov. 1865. fs uVERY REV. SIR-I-beg to remind you that Sun- su day, the 19th instant, is the day fixed by all the G Bishops of Ireland for the annual colleotion for the m Catholic University. You will, ...

... THE ATLANTIC. TiLEGRAPH. i .. ?? , Hl, A.. ?? . ,Til e nssotcsnt~of'ao accident 'to tbersb which wae trllevaphed from.Yalentla rmid-da9y on Watdnes. dayiconpJeWlwlh' tbe; leD stilenens rnee tben ,and other coullteael cirdaratinces;ii,posible still motihf grave, all juslify the fear, which are now sntertained as to the preclut'eucces of ?? greatmadertakig. I Up to mid- day n 1Wed1s0d1y tbe ...

... -cRt framan's 3OUXUR11%, DUBLIN: MONDAY, AUGUST 28, 1885 0s'£ ECurce of danger has been removed by the Order in Council and the public nincT relieved. Butwe ate walned against a fatal confidence that we are to enjoy complete immunity, because Cattle may not be imported from England Thoqga much bns been done, all has not been done. We have obtained, according to the Times, Al we cculd ...

... I'TE PRINCESS OF WALES AND THER Br- I TUMDO CAB FUND. TO 'T15 EDITOR OF THE FREMA5'S JOUYRNAL. Smt-I read with interest the announcement in your paper that a douation of 10L to the Cab Fund connected with the Rotundo Bospital had been given by her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales. The charity selected as a fitting object of the royal bounty ie an excellent one, affording to poor mothezs, ...

... Im. NEWDEGATE' ATTACK ON THE ORATORIANS8, (FitOm OUR RUPORTEn.) LONDOs4, SAVRDAY--Notwithastanding that the telegraph wires will have supplied you, ore this can reab, with a Isumary of what took place In the louse of Commons ?? night, when Mr. Newdegate delivered ane of his characteristic, violent, and virulent attache on ?? ?? and conventuel estslibismente, I deem it prudent to forward y a ...

... I PMUISSlON OF OUR AND TERMINER. ?? -- - ?? . . Baron Fitzgerald and Baron Hughes, witht the Itight r Hon. the Lord Mayor, attended by the civic oeicers, a opened the commission yeaterday moraingin the Court-. house, Green street, with the usual lormalities. City Grand Jury-The following were sworn on tho city grand Jury-Wil1lem Gralam, George CrOwo, Jordan Riochse, Robcrt Long, JsmoS Crotty, ...

... I LATEST I NTELLIGENCE. I (BY TELEORAPH.) T'IE DANISH QUESTION-ANOTIIER PHASE. IRECOGNITION OF TIlE DUKE OF AUQUS- TE1BURG. TIIE RESO)rlUTIO OF DENMARK. RUPTURE BETWEEN PERU AND SPAIN- SEIZURE OF THE CIINC&iIA ISL&ND. laris, Friday, May 27. Several evening papers assert that England, Russia ?? intend to propose to the Conference to stipulate that Kiel should not become a federal port, nor ...

... IEAD POLICE OFFICE, .. IE , . . Felony.-Denis Farrell was brougbt up custody charged with having stolen a euit of tweed clothes dur. lng the past week, thse property od Thounas Pring lleyteobury-atreet. It appeared tbat the peleoner hsd been a aeruant to the proaecator, and that he carried tff the clothes Irom his master's house and pawood them. Remanded. &eerltrng a Botc of W~Iokry.-A nnan ...

... ?? & . _ _ (VeaON ?? ESlc'ORTAse.) LoSDON, TUESDAY.-1The half yearly meeting of shareholders aI the West Cork Railway was held yes- terday, at the officeo die Gracechburh-itreet, at four o'clock, The chair war .taken by Sir CUSACKe RoINeY. The Secretary (Mr. H. W. Woid) ?? theffolowing report of the board of directors:- The board have much pleasure lu reporting tbat, luce the laot half-yearly ...

... 94t Intmau7s joullialf : - Tea Lords did not sit yesterday, and in the Commons thear was no business of an important character trans- acted. Mr. Dillwyn has intimated hie intention of in- terregating the First Lord of the Treasury on to-night in reference to the alleged bombardment of Sonderberg by the Prussians without any previous intimation, end the hon. gentleman means to inquire what ...

... THE ACCIDENT TO THE DROGUEDA STEAMER, LEINSTER LASS. AUT551ENT10 PAUTIOULARS, We aro happy to learn, by a letter whioh his been received by the Drogheda Steamship Company from the Commander of the Loineter L3Es steamer, that the particulars of the accident which we publieshed yester- day were in come Important points inaccurate, and in its apprehended reeults very much exaggerated. The ...

... I , SIPPING DISASTER TN THE CHANNEL. I A shipping disaster, happily unattended with loss of life, occurred on Wednesday in the channel. It appears that the brig Juanita, of about 250 ?? burthes, laden 'with flour, commanded by Captain Leetch, was home- ward bound to Liverpool, from Nantes, and, and when near the Arklow Light, was run into by a large barque, which afterwards ealled away. The ...