... ?? 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 ...

... AME RICA. (fFROM OUR CORRESPONDENIT.) 'QU8EtW3Owm, TsluRsDAY.-The screw steamer Kangaroo, fromn New York on the 20th, has arrived. Tke New York papers now to haud give lengthy ac- counts of the great battle fought On the 17th at Au- tietam. The oflicial reports are:- Read quarters, Army of the PtoMtWr, Sept, 19-8.30, a.m. Major-Geueral Haileek, General ?? little occurred yesterday except ...

... I (BY MAGNETIC TELtEGRA&II.) (Reuter's Telegram.) Turin, Wednesday, October 20. Ie frigateR Victor Emmanuel and Tencrato are ab,. t ICaving Naleps and ltlessinia for the Pirtnls and ratw ns. Vienna, Wednesday, October 20. The Emperor has ordered a national division con_ iiating of one figlate, one corvette, and two gnu boats, to proceed to Greece for the protection of AU9- trutiul ?? jects in ...

... HlEAR DFA DUBLIN. ARIALS VP tot, &M, October 16.-Wind-W.SW. October IC-Prince, steamer, Llverpool; Havelocke, steamer; Glasgow; Mystery, Odessa, Indiln corn; Iver, New Tork' Wirtat. October 17-Eblana andWindsor, steamers, Liverpool; ece eolaler and two ore vessels. SA OGS. October ?? and Excelsior, steamerg, Glangron;. Qucen, steamer, Whitebaven, Iron Duke, steamer, Liver pool; Admiral Moorcom ...

... (64g framag'p, 'WOnx-liaL I DUBLIN: WEDNESDAY, OCrOBER 29, 1862. 1 I Teim: Galatea has sailed for the West Indies to assist in looking after the Federal Admiral Wilkes, and the Emerald, which is at present doing sentry duty at Os- borne, is under orders for the same destinstiou. The Tinies states that the impression that Admiral Wilkes leas been commissioned or intends to give another illus- ...

... .TE CITY ASSESSORSHIP. A meeting of the Liberal burgesses of the Mount30y Vard was held last evening at Mr. Gilliain's Tavoern, 120, Great Britain-street, for the purpose of alopting- nifeasures to secure the return of a Liberal candidate for the city assessorship at the forthcoming eleotion on the 9rd December next, Mr. O'BEesiRN, T.C., presided. Mr. John Lvans was appointed honorary ...

... DREADFUL GALE-SERIOUS LOSS OF LLPE AND DESTRUCTIUN OF PROPERrY. SIIELDS, MONDAY AmniooN.-Ofi Saturday after- noon Admiral Fitzroy sent a storm warning down to the Tyne, that dangerous winds might be expectedtfrom the routhward. But, notwithstanding this warning, a considerable number of collier vessels put out to sea, and fearfully have they paid for their temerity, for, since nightfall ...

... (get Iramalf A 4m I aL PUBLIN: WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1862. I~~~ Wn publish to- day M. Drouyn De L'Hfuys'a circular to the French envoys at foreign courts. In this note the new foreign minister says that the Emperor Napoleon's Italian policy, as expressed in the diplomatic corre- spondeuce recently published, has undergone no change whatever. The Emperor still feels the Wmst sympathy for 1 ...

... ST. JUDE'S CILURCH-LAYING OF TH l VOUNDATION STONL I Yesterday Wbe ?? stone of the now Church tt St. J ude, Inclhicore, was Iaid in the presenco of his Grace the Lord AY61bislop, Sir Robert Peel, Chief Secretary for Ireland, the l'ro'vost of Trinity College, and a nu- merous assftnbluge. The ground for the building was obtained h tro Mr. Davit tlBirnfh, w'ao generouisly gave a fter grant of it ...

... 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 ...

... (FiostO OUR COlUtMSP'ONDRS T.) ti TirsrrUsARY, OcrrouEN 18Tsr.-At a meethin of the li town commissionelrs held here this day, for the purpose ti of appointing a committee to aid in the collection of a fund for the erection of a status to the memory of O'Coniell-MrICHA1,t COLhEMA1.N, Esq., In the chair, n The Chahman, after having stated the object of the w meeting in a very eloquent speech, ...

... I __ THE FINGAL FARMING SOCIETY: The annual sheaw of the North Dublin and Filugd Farrning Society was held yesterday at Swords, irtaide the old castlet and was a very good agricultural dis- play. In many other districts of Ireland it would be regarded as highly creditable, but there were some who thought that for so important and thriving an agricul- tural district as that of Fingal it ought ...