... THE FENIA?N, i T11 .1!7111 ifs -.E.-It3i t A N Of TE PlISOI'1TEi DUBLIN. L r' IitrllBdTflt,'Qv~.A=zTIOiB, : . it of IrSl Fc ,, IDeblini, Saturday. The following appears id', the third edition of the . :Fot~h Whip- ' ., Dublin, Satnrday 'Afternoor. :Si Fenian prisoners are before Mr. Stronge in the private Police Court at Dublin Castle, and among them O'Keefe and Lnby. The revelatiops relative ...

... D1MEAT OF THE PARAGUAYANS-. The ?? 1Wi Companvys steamship La Plata, Captsin IL Woolward, which arrived at Southamup. Son on Saturday at 2 rPm. with the Brazil ma1ialhas brought details of the victory of the allied forces over the Paraguayna= on the Uruguay and severe engage- 1pent ol the fleet. The Anglo.Brazilian Times, of the 7th Septemeer, ?? news Ithis fortnight from the Rivef lplate is ...

... I OHANG WOO.GOW THE CHINESH 10_T' I1 (D'My larqils Ohhoii, I the Glatigw'eekWy ieryildj) Before proceeding fasthei id my trre~ iattt'his: time, I would like' to: bring 'npon'the ttge- the, towering figure of 'Cu'ing,'t he Chiiese iai4, sud., his l rienids, with whose names the public B eacy.. fahailiar, ln point of time, C Chng sh'i d hot yet hae 'his bow totorer.'ib 4 Hed .b~ecausc I ...

... GEOLOGICAL SOCIEtY OF GLSG1 I GE . ?? ' . The annual general meeting of tibi weo]gy held in the Audernenian Buildiea, an Thu the 5th inst.-B. A. Wiinseb, Eeq., V.P,, i clair. The annual financial accouabt were 6howing a balance of £2, 5e. ad. in favour a eociety. The Chairman Htated that the patits bad been In every respect setceseful jad gcat The session bad opened with a lecture free om ...

... ; The following letter has been received 4b. a com, rode of Currie'e, whobelonged to the same compauys and wae also a room-mate Maidstone Prison, 26th Sept,,' 1865. Dear friend and brother soldier. ' ; Dear William,-I now write you a .few'nea as a brother; you see in what A sad' state I tm now placed through my own foolish and i~ritabledipoesi. tion and temper, but may' it please Almighty ...

... EXTENSIVE ROBBERY op SILVER PL&TE I AT S.ILORE(GA.N. CLEVEB CAPTURB AND BECOVERY OF THEU STOLEN Fit0PJBTY. Yesterday morning it was discovered by the in- Wates in Villa Marina, Kiloreggan, the residence of Biro. Stewart, a widow lady, and her daughter, that tbe bouae had been feloniously entered during 'the irecedirsg night, and tht a large quantity of silver piate and' eleotromlated articles ...

... . AcTioN AGAINST ROTHSCHILDs.-MM. De Itotbsohilds, bankers, were sued before the Central Tribunal of Paris, a few days ago, by MU. Levy 5& Finger, oil and colour mer- ohants,' for refusing to pay a bill of exchange through their London house, the amount having been duly deposited in their bank at Paris. The plaintiffs sent a bill of exchange in June to Messrs. Manders, of Wolverhamp. ton, for ...

... Sir Michael and the Lady Octavio Shaw Stewart arrived at Ardgowan last night from North Bar. THE CATTLE PrAGUE,-Wo regret to state that the cattle plague is continuing to spread in this dis- trict. One farmer has already lost five fine animals, and others are reported affected. The disease has also broken out in a dairy in the eastern district of the town. MEZLANcrroLY JBATH.-Oa Wednesday ...

... A PRESBYTERIAL DISCUSSION ON THEU I CHOLERA. AND CATTLE PLAAGUE. An ordinary me'eting of the United Preabytericu Presbytery of Arbroath was held on Tuesday ia the Session-house of Erhkine Church, Arbroath-Mlr. Campbell, Montrose, Moderator. After some unim.- portant business had been traneacted, Mr. Campbell, having left the chair, moved that ministers should be instructed in the public ...

... DREADFUL SUICIDE ThROUGH DISAPPOINTED LOVE. IOn Monday Dr. Lankester held an inquest at the Royal University!Coleee' Hospital on the body of Jobn Andrew Paul, son of Dr. Andrew Paul, of 27 Meelilenburgh Street. The deceased, it was alleged, had shot himnself through disappointment in love. From the evidence it a~ppeared that at three o'clock on Tuesday afternoon the deceased eutered his ...

... (blasslow Nuallk TEE Bank: of England has further raised its rate of discount to five per en'i. . Ireland has hitlherto ebecapqd the deadly effects of the rinderpest'f ' but; according to a report that has just been made to' the Govern- ment by Professor. Ferguson, a -disease has broken out among cattle in several parts of that country, which, if unchecked, may prove sufficiently destzuctive. ...

... LAUNCHES ON TEE CLYDE, DURINa SEPTEMBETO, 1865. 3.8 c 2g a, a2F[ ?? ?? , . - . . . . S . ., ?? . .0 g e tj PAISLEY. A NUISASCE CoNTnAvENtios.-At the Police Court, on Saturday, Mary M'Kenzle, 17 New Sned- don Street, was charged with having kept a 3ow at 8 Quay Lave, to the annoyance of the lieges residing in that locality. She was found guilty of the offence, and was fined in the sum of lOs. ...