... llON'fTIPS WAND OF' THlE REV. W. TltkCEY| I KILCOUK. I T he moitih's mind, solemn otlice, and high mass, were celebrated on Thursday in the parochial cimurcir of tII- cocl, flr the everla-ting rest of the lhte veneratced pa.,tor, the Rev. W. Tracey, whose name, fol generations, will be q household word in the homees of ?? poor, who in WIn have Just their true end tried friend, galie, and bir ...

... I HOUSE OF LORLDS-YESTERDAY. (BY b[AGCNTIC TILEOGIAI'l) The l.ord Chancellor took -his eseat at dlve o'clock. The Earl of Carnarvon called attention to the colo- nial estimates, and complained that since 1856 the civil estinates had risen frons 320,0001. to 937,0001. 'lhe Duke of Newcastle could not imagine where the Earl of Carnarvon got his figure, which wee an error; the colonial ...

... COLLEGE O1F THEl IMACU.ITE' CO: icllP- | TIONL,SUAJmEi-l!.rLL, ArtllONIh. (iRtOtn A CORiRvEsP'ONDENT'r) Monday, the 14th instant; having been lixed lor t4e dittislbntion of premiums to the sttdelita of this coiaegs, we wended our way thither with a crowd of parents and friends to witness the ceremony. T'e establishment Is .situate about a mtile and a half froiL (tio town of Athlone, in a fine ...

... fruAIW6 zolullaL ? DUBLIN: SATURDAY, SEPrEMBER 6, 1862. 1~~~ _- _ _ _ BY the arrival at CQueenst own yesterday morning of the royal mail ateamphip Scotia from New York we have intelligence to the 27th ult,, being but one day later than that received by the City of Baltimrore, which came down to the 2Gtlh. The advices per the Scotia' however, communicate some isiportant details of the news ...

... 64t 'frumagg guniala DUBLIN: MONDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1862, BY the arrival of the royal mail steamer Arabia at Qucenstown cn Saturday we have received New York papers of the 30th Septemtber. The intelligence ?? bring is, however, not of epecial importance, and its principal features have been made public by the last arrival and telegrams via Cape lRace. We may, not- withhstanding, bricly seummariso ...

... I ORORIBLE FRATRICIDE IN WALES. l la la Lt.LtiuY, TUESDAY.-On Sunday afternoon the id village of Llanon was thrown into a state of considerable excitement by the announcement that a young man named Llewellan Edwards, son of a respectable farmer at -Dwrclawdd-fach, had shot his brother, Sorsmersley Ed- b wards. The police immediately went in search, and sue- ceeded the same afternoon in ...

... - | TuPisr, Avc. 21, 11 .Aat.-Sicily has been pro- claimed in a state of siege. The Opinione of to-day publishes a report that Garibaldi has appointed Nico- lotera I'reect of Catania. Intelligence from Massina gives rise to the belief that Platavia will be occupied. Other intelligence states taat the Bleet was oil Trepani. AFFAIRS IN SICILY. A letter from Turin of the lMth, in the Debas, says ...

... Yesterday a fire, which threatened to be as formi- dable and as destructive of property as any that has occurred in Dublin for many years, took place in Par- liarent-street, where one house was completely demo- lished, and the two immediately adjoining were all but reduced to ashes. It appears that at a lew minutes to one yesterday morning Police-constable Dfi A, who was on duty in Parliament ...

... ARRIVAtS Up to 0, am., July '25 - . -W -W. July 24-QOeen, steamer, Whitell4ven: prinee. steamer, Li cipoot; ll OelOcO ?? T-i g-;ah. s5-amer. lloyl tvd: Boindald Isle, Newport. ir n ; Talylion Cirdiff, iron; G(lert. lortntadoc, slales: Che--,r. Cllest r. brick,; Renown. Portland, stone; Elizabetti. Watrrford. oatc; Gipay Queen. Quvb~c, timber; LoaIsk, Portli.lv, stole. July 26-Cambrin, steamer, ...

... DR. RUSSELL AND Tili, FEDWR' '3OVERN- ?? . . .. ., .. Dr, Busoell, the special correspondent of th Tcs has Wrrtten, to that. paper a ?? Of tlte reaoiisl which have induced him to return. 1' iti dated Wash- imgton, the 3d of April, and it commences :-Blefor I It~oeeed to write thle last letter, in aill probabtlity, which I seall occasion to (late frons the United Statee of Aimefica it will be ...

... FIER HEAD DUBLIN', AROIVALS Up to 3, am.m., May 21 -Wind-W. Ilay 2C-Hnveloca, steamer, Glasgow ; Telegrailo steeaire, Dolyhead; Fanny, Consay, stone; Slariner, New quys flour; William, Llverpool, salt; Camelsla, Amesterdans, vu John end Margaret, Newport, blrk ; [ddn [Oinilsal, Bliltiaore IninCLI 0. rilay 21-Trafalgar and Eblana, eteamo s, l.iacr)sir: Char- lotte, llurg1caud. potatoes; ...

... | IOIUSE OF LORDS-ESTFER!DAY. (I1Y McAGNsErToI TH1tRAEt4l). Their lordships met at five o'clock. AGRIAiUAN OlTRiAGITS. The Earl of Leitrimn laid on the table a bill to provide that some compensation should be paid out of the county and parish funds to the survivors of the victims of agrarian outrage, and generally to improve the law re- lating to the repression of agrarian crime in Ireland. ...