... I We have much pleasure in announcing the arrival at Broganra-house of the Right Rev. Dr. WValshe, accom- paniedf by the Rev. Patrickc Iland, administratjr. We are delighted to be enabled to add that both lhis lordship end Father Boland are in the enjoyment of excellent ?? ow Post. At the recent Concorso at the Roman College two medals were gained by students of the English College -viz., the ...

... THE HARVEST-TIIE WEATHEL I The weather continued highly favourable for har-. vest operations and for the ripening of grain in late ,districts up to Wednesday last, when it suddenly changedfor.the worse. Indeed throughout the whole of Wednesday there'were symptoms of an approaching change-the wind rose to a perfect gale, and towards evening the rain began to fall copiou ly. During Wednesday ...

... I CBY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPHL.) THE CAMPAIGN IX THE ROMAN STATES. BATTLE OF CASTEL-FIDARDO. THE PARTICULARS!! THE ENGAGEMENT-THE RETREAT. THE BOMBARDMENT OF ANCONA. THE IRISH PRISONERS AT SPOLETO. DISBANDMENT OF THE POPE'S ARIMY!! ATTACK ON THE GERMAN LEGION. GARIBALDI'S DEMANDS ON VICTOR EMMANUEL. The Globe of list night has the following intelligence relating to tho battle betwveen ...

... I ' HBNsU'NS OF STATE I[LL'. iHO vuotr' ?? jOF TJU5, F~lszEM&A } DEAn Sin-Myr religibus sisters at, the convent, ' Stpehill -Dofsetshire, request that I will express to you their u'nbounded thanks for your promupt kindness in opening tie columns of your journal to their appea; to the charity of 'the public for the completion of t eir :buildings, whilst I at the same time solicit the insertion ...

... THE NEW BfAiL STEAMER ULSTEP..** We announced the arrival of this splendid vessel in ,our impressiou of yesterday, and stated~tlat she had made the run from Liverpool to Kingstown within six hours and twenty-five minutes. This is net only the fastest trip on record, but, seems to have put experience into an absolute puzzle to discover how any vessel could go a distance with ease in one-fourth ...

... ' ' CATHOEIC INTELLIGENCE. - 1 CATHOLIC INEsT.rITUTON FOIl THtRX DEJAF AND DUaw. -STe committee of the Catholic Institution for the Deaf and Dumb most gratefully ackno1wedge the re- ceipt of one hundred pounds sterling, being the bequest of the late Very Rev. Christopher -Dyli, V.G. and P.P. of Borris, per the Most Rev; Dr.' Walsh, Lord Bishop of Kildare and Leighli ' . The Sight Rev Father ...

... TIHE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. CARRIGALLEN PRESBYTERIAN Criuncri.-On Tues- day last, the Preshytery of Cavan met for the purpose of ordaining Mr. James Anderson to the office of the nministry and the pastoral charge of' the congregation of Carrigailen. The Rev. James Carson preached a suitable and impressive discourse. The P1ev. William flogg, who had kindly come from a neighbouring Presbytery, in ...

... LA' TEST NEWS. NE lS~LE7EROFFIRCE, Thumsduy MOr'li7ng. [BY MAGNPTIa TlMLEOtAPI1.] YESTERDAYS DESPATCHES. pEFEAT OF LA-MlORICLERE AT CAISTEL- 1f1PARDO By THE ROYAL TROOPS- CAPTURE OF 600 PRISONERS--BOM- BARDMENIT OF ANCONA. Turin, Wednesday Evening. (OFFICIAL DESP'ATCH.) Jesi, Sept. 18. t',enerll Lamoriciere, *vith 11,000 men, attacked ..(1 tile siolttis lately taken by General Cialdini, casr ...

... The following are the results of inquiries into the statements puf forward since the Ist meeting of the committee of the association for the ab9lition of Sun- day work and night work in the baking trade, First a a master baker stated that it was impossible to obey the t act of parliament, and to begin at twelve o'clock on Sunday night exactly, as the sponges were not always I ready at the same ...

... PROMOTIONS AND EXCHANGES. WAR-OIFiCE, PALL-M,1ALL, SEPT. 18. Royal Regiment of Horse Guards-Assistant- Surgeon J. C. Agnis, from the 3rd Light Dragoons, to 1he Assistant-Scjrgeon, vice Kerin, promoted in the 2nd Life Guards. - 1st Dragoon Guards-T. A. Quin, geut., to be Cornet, by puichase, vice Alarsland. 3rd Light Dragoons-P. H. Daly, gent., to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Gore, promoted. ...

... THlE CONSTABULARY. A general oider has been recently issned by the Inspector-General, Sir Hl. Brownrigg- to the police hii Ireland, rireetling thens to ic ii ocovererl, or not to wear theih caps. whilst giving evidence in presence of magistrates. Tho oider recites that it weas issed on the representation of ir. Pierce Crcagh, one of the magistrates prosid ing at the Elimistimon Sessions, in ...

... +, ObUR. LONDON LETTER. I -- '(FR05 OusR COsssESPONDl)ENTT.) t, LONDON, MONDAY LvENING.-The weather, which has been eo exceptionably fine during the last three weeks, is again unsettled, and storm and rain have set in before the harvest is saved in many parts of the acountry. Yesterday aid Saturday the rain fell in soak- ing showers, and were it not for the high wind which prevails the fall ...