... I MOST IMPORTANT!! (IRoI£ OUR OORnPONmENT,) Nr.NAGII, WRDKNSDAY.-At a meeting of the Catholio clergy of the diocese of Killalee, redident in Tipperary, held at Nenagh, on yesterday, under the presidency of the Most Rev. Dr. Power, Bishop of Killaloe, the following resolution was anani mously adopted:- Proposed by the Very Rev, John Egan, P.P., -V.G. i seconded by the Rev. Michaet Scanlan, P.P ...

... I .AlQUj1T.AL OF COUXT CLA1.GALTMS. ] Thei eperor Francis Joseph haws acdressed the following letter to Count Clam-GaUlss:- Dear Count Clam-Galleis, General of Cavalry-In conu sequence of inlormation received from the head- quarters of the army of the north, announcing that the condition of your corps d'armcc, after the battle of Gitschin,necessitated a suspension of the opera- tions of the ...

... i ! - h 1r4 TI h Dnihl,,-h t h rl t f, . The new iron Steam$1nip - JL5e iinoun, DuuC, zor I T and the property of The United Kingdom Screw I i Collier Company, proceeded on her trial cruise t down the river on Saturday, and the directors in. i vited a number of gentlemen interested in the X prosperity of the trade of the city to inspect their c ship and enjoy the bracing breezes of the bay ...

... PARLIAMENTARY RzvrsroN- YpRnDAY. I , - . - , t I. - (Before Mr. Shaw, QC.) Mr. John MacSheehy and Mr. Taaffe appeared for the Liberals. Mr. Goodnan and Mr. Atkinson for the Conservatives. The court proceeded with the revision of the Merchants'-quay ward. In the North City Ward, Mr. John Lawless (Libe- ral), solicitor, appeared to sustain his claim out of chambers on Ormond-quny, Upper. Claim ...

... THE HEA.LTH OF THE CITY. 'The following is the report on the health of Dub- Ein for the fouirweaks ending 'October 8th, 1866, by E. tD Mapogier, Medical Offiler of Health 1- ' The return of, tire last fourjwc eksindicate a high rate' of -nortalit y, 671 dcaths having been recorded by the Registr Genoral, 'acgiust 567 during the pre'eding riont h, and 448'during the ocrewsponding period in 1865 ...

... I PURIFICATION OF Tbe LIF17 A special meeting of the Corporationwas called yes- terday at twelve o'clock, to receive and do, or cause all necessary acts to be done, upon or in relation to, reports from the special committee appointed to ?? sider the question of the purification of the river Liffey, and letters from Alessrs. Barrington and Jef- fers, dated the 13th Oct., 1866. At half-past two ...

... I I MUNICIPAL RE VISION. Mr. Hyndman and Mr. Curran, the assessors, sat o at eleven o'clock yesterday, and proceeded to read vE over the unobjected names in the Royal Exchange, a Mansion House, and Wood-qusy Wards,. striking u out the deaths and double entries. The court said u that on Friday morning they would commence to o dispose of the claims and objections in the Royal t Exchange aud ...

... I ?? I The ordinary half-vearly meeting of this company was held at one o'clock yesterday at their offices, 4a I Talbot-street, THOMAS CONNOLLY, Eesq., M.P., in the chair. Mr. Connell, secretary, read the advertisement cafling the meeting, together with the directors' re- port, which was published in the Fnamriura of yesterdav. The rdajrman said he did notknow there wms any- thing in the ...

... THE TIPPERARY ELECTION AND THE IRISH LAND COMPANY OF MANCHES. TElR. TO THE RDIOME OF THE FREEMAN. SIR-True to the proverbial liberality and manli- ness of Manchester miEN, this company, the owners of many thousand acres of Irish soil, has intimated to their numerous tenantry in Tipperary, through their deservedly popular managing director, Mr. James Brogden, of Galtee Castle, that they are at ...

... I LATEST INTELLIGENCE i (BY TELEGRAPH). Berlin, Tuesday, Oct, 16. The electoral law for the proposed North German Parliament is to be promulgated very shortly. Florence, Tuesday, Oct. 36. It is stated that Count Opzzione, formerly Cdarge ?? at E;rankfort, will take oharge of the Italian Legation at Vienna until the appointment of a plenipotentiary. Paris, Tuesday, October 16. Baron Hubner, ...

... , tilt Iramans Journal, I DUBLIN: TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2,1866. THE Liberals of Prussia have played a sorry game. Count BImmANcK has completely out- witted them. Once the Big Parliament is convoked the Prussian Minister will have struch down, probably for over, tho constitu- tional party of Prussia and of Germany. From the moment the Prussian army crossed the frontier all the conflicts of the last ...

... (Press the Cork Reportcr.) Tho contemplated visit of Mr. Bright to Dublin has created no small amount of excitement among the organs of ILish Toryism. Ever since the idea was announced they have been constantly harping on the theme; and the bitterness and persistence with which they dwell on the subject shows the danger to their cause which the Tory party apprehend from his appearance among us ...