... | ?? It would be confusing to our accounts were we to acknowledge in this column any msoney which we have not received ourselves, and for which we cannot, therefore, be personally responsible. Already acknowledged, ?? ?? £8'l 1 0 Beceived yesterday, as per following ?? 5t4 0 a Total ?? ?? ?? £953 1 G Mrs Df'CartIly, Glesrcurragh House, county Cork:, ., per ?? Crean, Etsq.; Miss Egan, 17, ...

... DARING OI C'RAGE-X,&liRVOW ESCAPE OF I 71~J~G SERGEANT HOWLEY.E. In giving tiublicity to the following atidacione3 attnmpt e on the life of tie learned anl rcspected chairman of this r rounty, Mr. Sergeant Mowley, ve, in common witti his tvery ninny friends, congratulate his lordship on his .Ihappy und providential cscap3. la the course of the I crimipal buirces3 at Tipperary Q uarter Sesiaong ...

... I THE LATE RILUWAY AC tDENT. I FULL PARTICULARS. (Frong the Scosmaran of Ttiesday.) On Monday night one of the most disastrous railway accidents that has ever occurred in Scotland took place near Winchburgb, on the Edinburgh and Glasgow Railway, involving great losa of life and aerlous injury to a large number of passengers. The accident oc- curred to the paseenger train leaving Edinburgh for ...

... .: -,O'CONNEL . W 'mayf theut te appiearntoe of boasig 'say ''tho work goes bra-ely oi.' On Wednesday we re- ceived 28f, yesterday we got 101 for the National Statue, and to-day we have to announce that we have made Ite ascond lodgment in the National Bank. There is now'lodged in this ?? Bank-67L.; but beyond this gratifying evidence of the gratitude of the nation, the work goes bravely ...

... I THE PRINCE CONSORT MESORIAL. in A m~eet-ing o-f-t-h~es-ub-scribera to the Irish Prince 4,j. Lth eo't Fund was held on Saturday at hall-pa-,C three ral o'clocke, in the Mansion House, to nonmrnay, a speciai re- committee to determine the site, characted, &c., of the so- proposed memorial. *Y'a Amissiget 'those present were the, Lord Mayor, the Ive Right Hon. Mr. Justice F'itzgeral.s, Alderman ...

... CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL IN I ENNIS. (Fr'om ,Me Limerick Reporter ) One of the greatest blessings by which Clare has been these many years visited was conferred. on her Catholic youth on Monday-namely, the opining of the University High School in Ennis, under the immediate sanction of his lordship, the Right Rev. Dr, Flannery, Lord Bishop of Killaloo, by the Very Rev. Monsignor Woodlock ...

... (From th.e &v-ning -weem-W if tykrdai.) - . I The Russian Council of the Empire is atated to have st present under its consideration a reorganization of the pelice courts and of the criminal adasinistrationl It Is believed to be intended that the diets of the district goverowents Lball be composed of repre~sentativoe chosen by thle various district assemblies from all classe of the ccuamunity, ...

... NORTH DfOCK.Y IY AR An d~jotacred njeutipg of theinhabitants of titse war(t 'Was held laot evening, at the Northumberland Hotel, to iechi e a'relort of the committee previously appointed, and to ?? such further measures (as aght be con- ddereti adviableto give effect, in a suitable manner, to ath movement now in progreas to ere ct In tbe metro- rolls a fitting monument to the Liberator. At ...

... .. [ [Fr31 OURa owN nEPoLrna.]i TuunsDAy last, the quiet little town of Killyleagh, so beautifully situated on the banks of Strangford Lough, County Down, was all stir and bustle, making preparations for a demonstration on the occasion of the marriage, which was to take place in the evening, sf the Right Hon. Lord Dufferin and Clandeboye, H.C.B., to Miss Harriet Hamilton, daughter of the f ...

... OPENING STEPHEN'S GREEN-LORD DUNDREARY. WF. (Fre cn) were favored with the following let- ter from Lord Dlandreay in reference to the openingX of Stephein's Green T-t-thwe-a-tre Woval, Haymawket. (TnIR-I thee there is a pwoject on foot to thwow open a 'thquare in yow city called 'Theph3ntih Gween. Who Tbephenth Green wath, or who he wathonth-or why he made thuth an Ath of himthelf, ath to go ...

... I - IRISH ADDRESS TO GARIBALDI. TO TEE EDITOR OF THE BELFAST NEWS-LETTER. Sin-Such as may approve of the subjoined address to General Garibaldi will kindly authorise the attach- ment of their name and address, by a line to J. 0. Bonsall, Esq., No. 1, Eldon Terrace; John Spear, Esq., College Green; or, to your obedient servant, C. S. STAronD, D.D., 17, Upper Sackville St. Dublin, October 8, ...

... THE PROTESTANTS OF BIRKENHEAD 'ASSERT THEIR RIGHTS.. . LXBEBHT .Tg1UMPHANT. . Vmnxovs rumors *ere.a~foat on Wednesdy that another g1 'attermp~t'roud be made that evemfing by a portion of ri the' Toman 'Catholic Community of the township to tl renew the niots that had taken. place On the two Wednesday Oveningsipreviously. This time, at any rate, the magistrates dutermnined not to resort to half ...