... THE VEGETARTAN SOmT Y. I A public meeting in connection with tho Vege- tariai Society was held last eveningin the Exhibition Room, Rotundo, for the purpose of affording an op- r portunity to several prominent vegetarians of Ox- DI plaining the principles and practices of the members ,r of the Vegetarian Society. James Haughton, Esq., pa J p., presided. Seven or eight gentlemen occupied Li ...

... - PlEl IA, DUBLIN, ARRIVALS rp to P a.m., Septembe7 15, 18tS.-W id, WV.W. fieptember 14-Lord Clyde, steanier, ClissgIo Llibrrnia and Telegraph, steamers, Holyhead .loyl william si. Columba, and St. Patrlck, steamers, Liierpoul; Wave, Baffinaxncre, malt. Septenmber 15-Stanlcy, steamer, 11clyea1d; Trafalger: steamer, Liverpool; two colers. SAOL5ING6. September 14- Al.exandra and Admiral loMsar, ...

... SHOCKING SHIPWRECK IN THE PRINCES | - . ..CHANNEL4 . * . ?? The barque Klingdont of kife has arrived inl the St. Catherine's Docks with three mnen, the only survivors f the brig Raliance, of and from Guernsey, which foundered in the Prince's Channel, a few miles below the Nre,. during the strong .galq from the N~.E by S. on Friday afternoon. It appears that the iessel, which was laden with ...

... I lEpu'rATtIONTO '3nELORILIEU7TELNMA A euainfroul ?? usrn ass 96uu -- v1- - ?? ttd town of Urghwaitedyo~ielt5Y oiYOI T'leIi his jixcellency to present aaa..addresw. His FMc&t dowl lncy was attended by the Hon. LukeGerald 1D1116,, had, I Capiain Everarel, and Lord Jehni Claude ~Asnilton.. lows. The deputation consisted of -William Soott, Esq.. come (Jhalifian ; Rlobert Ferguson, .E4., H. ...

... TIlE CHOLERA.LI - .- _ _ . .L*- N umerous cases of cholera have been reported as occurring during the past few days at Ringsend and its vicinity. On Friday a girl named ElUen Mur- phy, aged 16 years, residing at Miageend, was taken ill ; and the same day Catherine Cox, aged 62, was also attacked. Both patients were taken to Sir Pa- trick Dun's Hospital, where they still remain, On ...

... ?? 4flmal ttvat. DUBLIN: T1URSDAY, SEPT. 27, 186. Tnr Eveningt Maei l has again devotej a columun of heavy leads to the Tipperary election, and to an earnest canvass for the last COlVert to Tory rule in Ireland. WVe wish our contemr porary would condescend to plain common sense English, and tell us what is the policy of Lord DEBRBY lwhich has won over the late Whig Mlember from, his old ...

... THE, ARMY-ENNISKILLEN. l (PIROM ouR cORHEsPoNDENT.) ENNIMI~LLEN, SarP. 20.-An order was received from General Lord Strathnairn, Commander-in- chief of the Forces in Ireland, this day, for the de- parture of the 83rd County Dublin Regiment, by Lioutennut-Colonel Hankey, to proceed immediately to Dublin, previous to entering on foreign service. This crack regiment, which bas been lying hero for ...

... TlIT SO.CALLET) PROPrH1IEs OF COLUMBKILLE, &c. To TlEE EDITOR OF THE FREEMAN, DIyEAF SIR-There can be little doubt that the cir. ,mjation amongst the people of Ireland of the opinion B formed by so eminent a Gaelic scholar and antiquary re 3v3 the late Professor of History to the Catholic Uni- th sversity, Eugene O'Cnrry, of the worthless fabrica- Ots tions styled Prophecies, now current ...

... |CH;1OF S- ;mOT the Oardina 'AIch- On to-morrow his -Eminence tne uararmai tirULL- bishop of Dublin will dedicate the above-nalned exquisite new churchto the service of God. The ceremorlials will be of the most solemn and impressive character, and the sacred music will be performed by vocalists including the most disinguished in the city, a chorus numbering fifty voices, and a funl orchestral ...

... MR. ROEBUCK ON REFORM, (BY TULEGBAPH.) I SHEPIILD, THUBsDAY.-'ro-night Mr. Brown, the t miaster cutler of Sheffieid, gave a uaniluet in the Cut- I ler's Hall. There was a nunmerous attendance. Mr. c Roebuck, after thanking Mr. Jackson for the perso. c nal compliment paid him, Baid-I believe that on j this occasion I have only one interest in speaking- N viz., the interest of my countrymen ; ...

... VISITATION OF THE CBBISNOP OF _ _ TDUBLITN. 1 Dr. Trench, Protestant Archbishop of Dublin, held a visitation yesterdaty in St. Patrick'a Cathle- dral. A large number of clergy were present, and his Gra ivered an elaborate and very eloquent charge. T those THE CHOLERA. the E Several cases of cholera, have been reported as The having taken place in Townsend-street, Moss-street' ni, Brakoez's ...

... 3 (&CATEoLIC INTELL ENOE. O0nryIAwox AT 1,ocoI119A.-OL Sunday last, the 9th instant, the Feast of the Yame of the Blessed Virgin Mary, o odlnation was held in the beautiful church of the Convent of Meroy here, when the Rer. Mr. Canning, late a studentof St. Patrick's Col. lege, Maynooth, for tke Clonfert dioce-e, was pro- moted to the holy order of priesthood. The solemn and imposdng ceremony ...