... Mr. Edmund Tattersall writes to the Times that two horses have died at Windsor with all the symptoms of the Rinderpest, and on Saturday he heard of another case from a veterinary surgeon who attended it, and who had the horse killed; he assured him that the po.it mortem examination confirmed all his suspicions—and he has had great experience among cattle. My obiect in sending this letter, ...

... 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 ...

... QA G EN rs. I Atrderi.d.._John Du. Bewick _R. ii' Do .-A. & li. ItiMi . De. . F. L .s De. _TIhos. Monzies Do. I ._J. P : Castle St. Innereithon _.Rf, tie. _-_Lowins Smith. Invert:ordon _iDt,'.:'ri . Do. - D Wyllie&Son nverkeithing.lv Abertieeur ___ir Goodsir. Invtyeock __J. G Abcrlady .__F. Mitchell: [nverneea..C. E Ahbrrnetoy__A. Peddle. Jecdburgh_-t..A W Bi Allon-_-__J. Lothlran, Do. ---T. ...

... FATRIDR GAVAZZI ON THE LUFPS a: AND WRITINS OF DANTE. . ..; _- .7 L, I The first of the tonith winter ocrse of lectures in connection with the Prince's Pasrk Young Men's f Mutual Improvement Society wae - deliieredlast evening in the concert room of St. George's Hall, by the Italian orator Signor Gavazzi, the subject being DDante - His Life Career, and Poetry. There Was a large attensance. ...

... I M~TE FENIAN MOVEIMLENT. THE CASE AGAINST * t el THE' 0 DUBLIN PRISONERS. I Kr Stronge ait It half-past twelve o'cloqk *eetrwy it , the (ommsaioner' Office, LoeOr Castle i 1d,1 ttJ a resume th .Investigation of-1the charge of tr.50011 g against thef ollowing' aix prsone-rs- di eorgel Hopper, merchant t , of Dine b * °$ :. iD Thomea Clarke- Lisby, St James'sTerrac EMl , Us mub editor of the ...

... MOINTHLY MEETING. YrSTUrrDA., ihe Town Council held their monthly metting, the Mavon of BxErAs6 (John Lytle, E&q.) presiding. The other members present were- Aldermen Robert Lindsay, James Carlisle, William Mullan, George Coates; Councillors Dr. Browne, E. H. Thoron, Samuel MCaueland, Charles Duffin, John Suffern, Samuel Black, John Ssvago, William Lytle, Robert Boag, Wm. Laiaetry Wnm. John ...

... Mr. Williams, relieving officer of the East London Union, seems to be an amiable character. A poor womnan, nearly blind, with two little children, and known by him to be a parishioner of Bishopsgate Without, applied to him for relief. She had been hop-picking, and he said he must inquire where she had slept the previous night. She told him; but he refused all relief until her statement had ...

... SERIous FIRES. - - I Shortly before eleven o'clock on Saturday a fir was discovered to have broken out In a storereOUO on $be premisee of Messrs. James Walker and Ca., whole.' sale stationers an4 1general printere, Numbers 7 snd B Caotle-street. The brigade engine, under the command of Captain Iogrami were promptly up, and, as there. was a fair eupply oi water, the engines were soon got to ...

... [rsoM evont oi COBReSPONDENT.] LONDON, SATURDAY. THE report of Dr. Bunter on the state of the public health in Hull, Newcastle, and other large towns will shortly be received by the Government, and the Privy Council will, no doubt, give directions that it be published. The Doctor has been commissioned by Government to make the inquiry in reference to the apprehended visitation of cholera, ...

... . 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 ...

... WTE ALLEGEDUTEREAT]NED REBBELLION IN IRELAIND. FENIAN STORES AND -DELEGATES. IOUR, OWX C°R5SEPO1rDuNT.) fo it is positively assorted in Liverpool that a a? intervals, up to a fe* weeks ago, iargy quantities i of warlike material hXTv4beea seni fIom that ° town and stored in the neighbourhood of A4hilohe Be and Drogheda and also tbat delegated to America d were sent, at the cointsencment; of ...

... C?y .?p clfa5t (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: TUESDAY, OCT. O, 1865. TEE preliminary proceedings in the case of five eof the Fenian prisoners were brought to a close yesterday; and the prisoners were committed for trial. It appeared from the evidence that 1 the prisoners were under strict surveillance since the 8th of August, 1804. Our readers will probably remember the date. Upon that day ...