... I LATEST ITELLIGENCE. (BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) (Ruteur's Telegram.) Turin, Tuesday, September 2. Garibaldi arrived yesterday evening at Spezzia. Ils wounds are not serious. The 1 Opinione of to-day says rumours are cur- rent that the Italian chambers will assemuble on the 25th inst. It asserted that the ministry will ask the Chamber of Deputies for authority to bring to trial those of its ...

... THE DISTRESS IN LANCASHIRE-IRISU SYMI- I _. PAIIY ? . The following letter, addressed to the Mayor (J. F. Nirguire, A. ?? was read at the late meeting in the City of Cork :- k Blacekrock, Nov. 23. DeAn Mn. MRAYOsI-I regret extremely tbat I am not able to take a shtare in the prbeeedings of the meet- Iing convened for the purpose of helping to relieve the drairems in England. Wi're peroonal ...

... The sum already in bank for erecting a Sitatue t the Emancipator of tbe Catholic people of timse redl H amounts to within a few pounds of TIIhdEE T~lI)U SAND l OUNDS. The sum will so)on bo twic! thre tbousand, for we are satisfied that ?? is nat 0a Vfic in Ireland, England, or Scotland Hleo dcoe3 rtot fta grateful for the religiouj freedom won bv O'COnaiol fit his fellow-Catholics, and who ...

... I St. Jarlath's, Tuism, October 27, 1862. MY DEAn Dn. GUAY-I have boon favoured with your letter conveying the request o1 the committee for the National Statue to O'Connell to be permitted to have my name added to those of its members, I would have acknowledged it last week, were not that I was engaged in attending the boards of the Colleges of May- nooth and Paris. Now, only returned from ...

... ?? COBI)EN AT MANCHESTER. (Dx MAGNETIC .T'LIEGRlALI1). BIANCIUFSTEIc, FxsDAY.-b1r Cobdsen addressc e a crowded meeting of the Manchester Chamber of Coin- merce, at the Town-hall, on the subject of International llaritimse Law. IHe spoke an hour and twenty minutes. The congress of Paris he said, had laid down some important changes, .pariieularly in deciding that private property at sea during ...

... d71ode frenxamn'~s 9auxual. A NVAR of race has been commenced and is now pro- bably raging with flerceness in New Zealand. Such is the news by the last mail. It seems that hostilities were regularly begun about the middle of July last On the 17th of that month we learn that Captain Ring, with a subaltern and fifty men, were attacked while. escorting a train of waggons. No sooner had they ...

... IRISR SCULPTORS. . _ Al ^. ?? fed acco.DIo A recent visit to the studio 01 a Ill5 a plished fellow-countrymS1, who has devoted his life to ! the pursuit of art In one of its highest walks, has af- forded us a degree of pleasure which we would gladly s share with all wrho take an interest in Intellectual self culture and in the solitary strivings of genius to realize and perpetuate dreams of ...

... . . IN MIEMORIAM L. W. FABER. . ?? .. I (From tae Table.) oarn cer tamioe certaui; cOsUoi6 cojmuosmav; Fademr ssrvav; in ; eiliquorepin/ eat mi oronajustitiw guam repronisif Des dffigentibus se. More than one priest I imagine, who recited these words in the mass of thiemorning, was struck by their coincidence with the case of that great man at whose obsequaes he was about to assist. For if ...

... | THE CHURCH ESTABLISKMENT. e At the Church Congrese now sitting in Manchester, ga pecial meeting was held on Wednesday, in reference t to the Irish EstabliBhment. The chair was tak auby - the Bishop of Manchester at two o'clock, in the Free t Trade Hall; e The Rev. W C. Plunket read a paper on the Church e in Ireland, in the course of which he said he wished to . preface his remarks 'by ...

... I LATEST BTELLIGENCE. I (BY MAG$ETIC TELEGRAPH.) X (Retdor's Trelerm.)x Turin, Tuesday, Sept. 15. t Despatches received from Milfi, Potenza, and a Causta announce the surrender of numerous brigands, with their chieft. Much rejoicing pre- vailed among the people on this occasion. The 8 Italian squadron of evolution will leave for Lisbon r with the Princess Amada and Carignian on board. ] ...

... 1EARL RUS6ELUS DESPATC[I TO RUSEs IT h _ 1 M. . ?? . . ^ ?? an- I lra The llowing (espatet tas Dee en auaro3sP -A by rl Russell to Lord Napier, her Majesty's A St. Petersburg:- - MY Loon-Onathe 18th of 'lait motaron Brs~n- now communicated to me q fhifatlb *htich be had re- ceived the evening bef.sre ftotfah ip'ineo 4qortsohakorl This daepatcht of which 1 tnocise a oopy,* is far romn being a ...

... LETTER FROM THE HON. STEPHEN SPRING I. B IGE.- I TO THIE EDITOR OF THR FREEMAN,. Mount Trenchard, Foynes, Sept. 23, 1862. Slt-Considering the position of the body to which a Mr. Sullivan addressed certain remarks on the 21st inatant, namely, the Town Council of the city of Dub- I;D, I think it expedient to contradict one of the a3ser^- tion3 he made. Mr. Sullivan stated, according to your ...