... I _tv__ tfra 13U 3LIN: TUE8DAY, NOVEMBER 5I,1864, CIn1VALIER. NIGRA must be rather out of bumour, but for that uncomfortable state he is himself to blame. He has n great reputation in his walk, but we should say he wants one great requisite to attain perfection in the science of diplomacy. He is too pene- trated with self love to appreciate the value of opinions opposed to his own, and too ...

... ?? liftmalfs laumalf DUBLIN: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1 186^, = Tarn address of the Council of the Chamnber or Commerce to' the Lord Lieutenant adds another to the list of the many able, eloquent, and philosophic documents that have from time to, time emanated from that distinguished body. No man will attribute to the Council of the Chamber of Commerce a desire to misrepre-sea, or to mislead. The ...

... COLLE GE HISTORICAL 8 The opening meeting of the twentyisecond ssesslon of sthia ociety was hold lfst night, in the Dinlg Hall, Trinity College. There wasi a very large ?? of students and visitors. Amongst those present ?? Bight Hai' tho Lord M114; Mlt JUSEtco Keogh, the Solllt1or`a1o)orI, 44 ?? EnIlivan, Sir John Gray, J'dge Kelly, Sergeant Armstrong, Mdr Whiterda, Dr Coirrlgai Ae6rmani ...

... | ?? Exellency Lord Wodehowue ?? IOD to oreow (Tuesday) at 8.85 a.tn., Dublin time,, per the reyil mall steamnr Ulster, Captain Triphoak, sad ?? may be expeeted at Klngetown about ono o'clock-. Hil Excellency will be received at the Car- lisle Pier by the Lords Justices and other ofikdalf, and the usual salvo flied by the Royal George, or probably by a, battery of the Royal Artillery, ...

... ADDRFESSES TO THE LORD LIEUrENANT. I 1 i IT.-. -I ?? -X , . Els 1 cellency received addresees yesterday at the Viceregpa Lodge. fe wvas attended by Mr. B. Wodehouco, his Piiv'eo Secretary, and Mr. W. Arkwright, A.D.C. ;n Waitit g. ROYAL 5155515 ACADTsIY. The Of patation fromn this body, who were rictvedl at one oclc ls, consisted of the Very Rev Dean Grav~di Prssident; Rev Dr Carson, ...

... BY ROYAL LE'rTERS PATENT. STARTLING NOVELTY 1N PHOrOGRAPlYl tl 3EW DOUBLE TINT ENA1IELLED VIGNErrES S (Crotat's System). - El PALMIAN QUI MEIRUIT FEAT. a IROYAL PANot01510N (IF SCIrNNU AND Aim, N 69 AN]D 70, GsoAi'roN s1TRuK1r, Nov. 7, 1864. t( JAli]ES S&IMOITONI, Opticial and Photographer, 1 begs reopectfully to inform his Patrone and the Public a that, takivg advantage of the recent ...

... THE IEAL'r[I OF' DUBLIN, (IFrour the Rergis tratr Jenarnlas Weekly Retumj). The number of births registered in the city of Dublin during the week ending November Gth Amouanted to 114 -r9 boys end l55 girls; being one loso than the nunter rt,,1btered (luring the previous weok, Tho number of deaths registered during tho sansperlod was 00-51 malee and 48 female7; the number rogis- tcrod during ...

... I - OUTWARD AMERICAN MAIL, QUE8sTOWN, ?? royal mail itowanship Cavada arrived here at 8 p.m. from Liverpool, and having embarked malls, passengers, and latest tele- . gram, proceeded immediately-all well. She expe- rienced very severe weather to thlu, Tke directors of All-Hallows College beg to acknow. ledge, with best thanks, the receipt of the following subsciptlons -Rev Mr Rnesell, ...

... | ?. I TOiTIll SBDiTboR OF THE F5IEatMAlI. Dublin, 8th November, 1864. S9lt-Referring to Ihea Inquiry noticed in your publi- n. eation, which ihe Lord Chaecellor cf Eugland has luati- J tried Into the accourits of the official assignees of the J Court of Banlsruptcy in some of the leading cities in Eoglarid, and lor the encouragement of our brother t sserchanie vrbo'lave dealieg8 in the ...

... | , .. .: .. ?? .. ?? (T1e Reqetr ar neral's Weekly Ratuwir). In i The number of births regsttered in the city of Dublin el during the week ending October 29th amounted to 116 tl -60 boys and 55. girls; being 49 loes than the 5l number registered dminig the previous week ; the tt number of deaths registered during the'samuaperiod was 128-52 malea and 71 females; the number rogid- lit tered ...

... REVIEW OF THE SCOT0C HARVESF. - . .. ?? . . . . . . . . .1 *r x I The following is from the circular of Maessr. M Lean and Hope, of Edinburgh -I At the close of another harvest, you will probably be interested in a brief statement of an opinion, formed from careful observa- tion end from inquiry, as to tbe yield of the principal erops in Scotland generally, bat particularly in the Lotbinsn and ...

... | (BY TE;LEGRAPH.) ARRIVAL OF THE HIBERNIAN. OPENING OF THE C FNFEDERATE CONGRESS. SPEECH OF PRESIDENT BAVIS. THE CONFEDERATES AT ATLANTA. Greencastle, Monday Night. ! The Canadian mail steamship Hibernian, which left Quebec on the 12th inetant, entered Lough Foyle l to-night, and eaving transferred all hbr mails, except f those for Liverpool, proceeded for Liverpool-all welli She brings 26 ...