... 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 ...

... Fruit[. OU410* IQ4.,. ?? i;.. I : 7 1 ., . I 4.; i TUESDAY MrORNING, OCT. 24. Tim remains of Lord Palmerston were to have ,t bqen quietly interred at Roimsey to-morrow; a bit the Queen, rememberirgthe many. emi- e ndnt services which the late Premier, in the .co arse of a long life, rendered to his country, Ih s, in tho goodness of her heart, pointedly : ' e pressed her desire that he should ...

... sEVERE THUNDERSTORM AT NOTTINGHAM : (From the Da4y News I The Church of A11 Saints, Nottlngham, the noble sift of Mr. Windley, hag been very seriously damaged, by lightning during the severe thunderstormr which ?? over. the town on Tuesday afternoon, andithis' Namage has been further augmented by a frightful as explosion, which took place in'the chur0h on. Wednesday afternoon, attended with ...

... THE CATMLE PLAGUE. DENNY. The Plague continues to rage here with undimia- labed virulence, Since our report on Tuesday last, no fewer than thirty.two deaths have taken place in the district, while there cannot be less than eighty head of cattle at present affected with the pestilence0 On Saturday there were thirteen unburied carcases lying in two fields at Danuipsae toll-bar, soiuse of which ...

... GRANT AND SHERWAN. I doubt (says tbe New York correap>mislent of the Daily News) if anything snore creditable to the heart and head of the writerhas ever appeared froam ibe pen of a military man than thelfollowieg oorres pondenoe between Grant and Sherman, written jast as the former was about to assume the ouomaud in chief. Grant's letter confirms the popular impression of his purity and ...

... ' The New York correspondent of the DaUfl News ?? sensation has been created here by the publication of a long article in Haiper's ffagazinc by Colonel Jordan, some time Beauregarrd's chief of the staff, on Jefferson Davis, and his career as'Pre. f sident of the Confederacy. It is the first reveiation we have had from an authentic source of what passed behind the scenes, and during the ...

... THE BISHOP OP BRECRINT' OSIM _ _ SABB'ATH QUESTION. E 'a The Right 11ev. the Bisbop of Brtebl;h V in St. Mary'S Episcopal Chapel on Suad&Y a I- the 8th init,, after Morning Prayer. irr chose for his tcxt St. Luke xiv. 3-ls ith heal on the Sa13bath Day ? In tftecosrc remarks the Bishop said:- The observation of the Sunday is now men's thoughts, It cannot be deoi . Scotch are breaking away ...

... -1. -, - : - . . )- . ) , .j S. I ? I Q THURSDAY MORNINGOOT. 12 I TnvE severe gales, whichi have prevailed o6n the East Coast-for some -days past have ri ?? suited in several shipwrecks. On Taisdjvy forenoon the ship Medora foundered off the ' bar at T-ynomoutb,-when- all- on board 'perished. A brigontine wan alb6 wreokld in the'same place in the evening. 'At Sun-- derland, a schooner, ...

... IDEJMICENTENARY JUBILEE 01? RIGS SCHOOL CLASS-rESSioN sm8-12. Tihd class (Rev. Mr. Gibson's -Lb) Iet ie. the Qaeen's Hotel, George Square, on Tuesday the 10th iistant, to celebrate their 50th auniversary. Pre. sent-Messrs. Pitriclc Smith, John Dawon, Johnu Burnet, Wmn. Allan, Wrn. Erand, II. Smiih, Johb Croons, and A. ASIntyre-lMr. iealith, sreiidert for last year, is. the chair; Mr. Dawson, ...

... The Paris correposndent of the Daily N.Xews says: - A singular 'funeral or'ation Was, ?? othier diay over the grave of ?? Footoul, thelold wlan who committed suicide i3 the St. Perrine Amshouse, oi which he vas 'an inniatbs.' The| de. ccared, born in 2782, was an uiele of M. :Fortoa],; 1he'Minlster' ?? Instrueti on, Who, inthe eOr] dasofE the Eimpiro; did somuob lo encourage the Jesqits and, ...

... 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 I2INDERPEST, OP E CATTrT To the MM to,' of the Gl,.jex Pn I _ To the Edtlol' of thc G&Z b llow P. S1B,-Last night I received the euc; from Mr. Paterson, wbich I requeat o n as it may encourage others to try what I al 91a in your publication of Saturday the Its'N likely to prove a cure in cases ot catu.l tb il, rinderpest. *e ;s, Inu the Scotsman of the 11th inet report to the Magistratea of ...