... I .1 RATIONS OF TOH Ado . (Opretod up to the 90th oj -umt, 1867, botv4.) ' hs .fW skokV t vi sdS aaz, to Where two paeu are mentioned, the Jut-men'oAedis ti at wlhth, the Diopt of fleaglentl o ee 101 LWfe Etyde Park d bat, l4e pir*U* 2nd do-_W aswr ?? bat, Ceriao; 2nf4 ROYAl Horse Gds.-egent'l l)4t, x}dxi, Preston Park 22nd-I4t bat, New Brone. lft Dragoon Guard-Alder- w, Chatbam; 2nd ba%, ?? ...

... (FHO o lOU REPOITmR) The half-yearly meeting of this company was held yesterday at Waterford, Mr. W. MAmcooxe80, Chairman, presiding. The Chairman: in moving the adoption of the re- port, said- Gentlemen, It is always a pleasure to your directors when we can meet the shareholders as on the present occasion, with an increase ini receipts from nearly every branch of our traffic, and though, from ...

... ARRIVAL OF MIERMS BEA-LES AND I---.JONES IN VIMLIN. e On Saturday. evening Mr. Edmond Bealel, of loudeu~th'e distinguished advucate of Parlianmentary JReforn, arrived In Dublin. A deputution frorh the Irish' 'Reform League was in attendance at the Westlnd.rrow tation to receive Mr. Bealns, but they' missed bim by toidcit. However, shortly after he reached the European Hotel he wias watted upon ...

... I EDEUCAION AT KILflmNY. The United Kiugdoni does not contain a more eli. gible position for collegiate instfaction than Killar- ney. The purity of the air is proved by the ages tbat residents attain. The bloom of youth is, hii fact, still upon faces-which were mature thirty yeirm. back. The blue sky above and the beaming lake. beyond tbie town may be beheld from the railway hilt above both, ...

... |ENINISM IN A.MERTOA-D'AIY i I M'HEE'S REVELATIONS. - - , *4 V - I J.- AJILIPJAjO Thomea D'Arcy M'Gee bas coramenoed the publi- cation of a sieqs of pepqrs in tpe Montreal journals in defence o ?? th* cit7, which, as ho esserts, Bas ,;*etened ,by emmlsses, nagents, and orriesp oupi4 o dthe tosn :Vpvk Fenians, who re- mainea sient ants oretedhfrom!publi vievo during the Fenian tria~yitbut who ...

... I On the 1th of August, oertain parties, citizens of North Carolins, were tried before the post court of Plymouth, in that State, on the charge that the de. fendants did, in accordance with the decision of an unlwwful assemblage of persons, at or near Harmon's cross roads, take one Phillis Ruffle, coloured, from a schoolhouse to some woods near by, vwhere one bun- dred and forty-six lashes, ...

... THE ATTOty GE&nA'LB LOGIO. (Es-ont the morning Poat.) The speech by Which the new Irish Attorney. General has signalised his election for ?? of Dublin may serve to redeem the politial uluesa of the serson. It % immediately tefreibilng to ob. serve that, if Mr. Warren represenb 'the istevesa of a class or the prejudices of A coot, hoeis competent to approate the idiosynorasy of his countrymen. ...

... j _, DISTIWl2'UISHEr, Vm;TITORS. I a 'e are emafled to announce that the Right Iton. tlih .Earl and CAountess u.eli, f i :d eusite 0ni. pooe, within the next few weeea msm k a. $our through Ireland, nnd have already engask Pseite of Apattments at the Shelbourne ftel$#et bhep'es. green. KILCULLEN DISPENSARY ?? (PROM OUll coR s'po;nmvr.) r Kiwuarx, FnmDA.-.A special meeting of the Committee of ...

... 1 PIG KIL1INGIN CINCINNATTI. I In an article oi Cincinvatti, in the August number of the Atlantic Monthly, the writer gives the follow- ing lively description of how pork is manufactured in that city:- Every one thinks of pork in connec- tion with eincinnatti. We had the curiosity to visit one of the celebrated pork-making establishments, 'The Banner Slaughter and Pork-paclking House,' which, ...

... i . LAUNRC AT RINGSEND. A beautiful specimen of marine architeciue var launched from the ship-building yard of Mr. Michael Scallen, the Point, Ringsend, on Saturday. This was a splendid clipper schooner, as beautiful In her lines and as tranoinher proportions as if she had beers turned out from the first yard in either Baltimor. or Aberdeen, each so famous for the production of this species of ...

... ItATEST INTELLIGEYCE. I (BY TELEGRAPH.) IRE ANOE. Paris, d4y, Ausb 80. ?? Emperor, on hil ?? through Aniens, .was presented with 1 wdres by the mayor qf that town. Hlis Majestv in reply, said-- Nothing, I per. 46ve with plea¶se, can shake the confidence whiob,' br 20 year% the French people have placed in me. Tbhyhauve estimaed at their real vaeue the diffi. 'ralties Ihsve had to surmount. ...

... TO THE EDITO1 OF THE FRUIRHAN. DEAn SIRt-The Ixiah North Western Rsilroad Company are in the habit during the summer of giving excursion trains every second Sunday from different parls of their line to Bundorac. One of these t aine rrlved here on Sunday last at half-past eleven o'clock, containing amongst the other exour- sionists a large contingent from the maiden city, Derry. During the five ...