... A monthly meeting of the Municipal Council will be held in the Council Chamber, on Monday, the 7th October, at one o'clock p.m. CITY PARLIAMENTARY REVISION. A' r. O'Hara, Q C., sat yesterday, in the Court of Exchequer, and was engaged in revising the rated occupiers list from the letea X-to end. He also revised the claim list for the same ward. He will commence this day with the North Dook ...

... LORD FIERMOY--JOHN MARTIN. TO TH1EaDITOR OF Ti{F FRIEPMAN Kilbroney, RUsLrovor, 9th October. I SiB-In your paper of yedterday's date you copy a letter of Lord Fermoy, addressed to the London 2',rar, in which the writer offers to the public his I sndvicc upon tha subject of Fenianism. Lord Fermoy declares it to be his opinion that an overwhelming maca of the population of al Ireland, if not in ...

... I i ~ I IIIS ENITN'TNO1U OKRDT)INAT, CUILLEN. T; .:1 . . . I . . .. I It will Ito pereeived, by refvrrisg to another column,lthat ICia Ettinisnce the r(0OiuA ArolibiShop Cf hdu1iin will vbijit hig native ?? of Narragh. more to morrow, and ivill presidis at tho higrh n sff wbieb will be celebraterl in the piroohjail chlrllc at tvwelve o'clocir. 3lids BI~hluie uewill rr lao eit eu rr.eta tbe ...

... I THE PTRISON8Ts TAKEN BY THE PAPAL TROOPS. I T_ L1_ n I- I m . .. . . . .. _ .I In the official lst of prisoners taken by the Papal troops at lBagnorea, bublished by the Gisrnale di Rnoaa, we find that they number 115, of whom Orvieto supplied 21, Perugia 13, Ficulle nine, Tod seven, Lucca six, Amelia five. Six towns, Borgo Saint Antionio, San Mario Siena, Floreace, Brescia Ancena, two each, ...

... THE UiEPTN LMFIORUATOItY. We bave beeu rtequested to give insertion to thv annexed Itter, which has been addressed to th- Rcv. Mosep Furlong, Director of St. Patricoks lefo! matory, Cork: *'Limerick, Monday, October 21. flly. A1i) MOST DeAn SIB-I never yet bad the pleasure ef seeing you, nor yet had I the happinesi. of hearing much about you, or the wasnificont in stitution which you- ...

... ;- REVOLTIN5IMM'ER,'DA CHILD. ?? . - . I. .. A case in whico6 mother wAA obarged'with groas cruelty to her danvhtar *A;A 'heard! before' the ma Oiatratea at Margate',6niF'riify.I'-The defendant was Adelaide Lonsx; wife of John Lomax, of East Pliff ViUla; and it was AUe0ed ?? had assaulted Agnes Lomax, otberwise Agago Bailey, Mary Ann Petley, a servant who had lived in the employment of Mrs. ...

... == ;R HEAD, DJBLA. up to 9 a-a., October 21, 1867.-Wlnd-N.W. October 19-Express, Malaga, fruit; Boreas, tim ar; Earl of Carlisle, steamer, Glasgow; Kildare, steamer, Liverpool; Cambria, steamer, liolyheaL October 2-8saint Patrick, Standard, and Toafalgar, steamers, Liverpool; Admiral Moorsom, steamer, Holy- head. October 21-Lady Wodehoase. steamer, London; and 5 colliers. BAnrl nos. October ...

... I' . 'PARLIAMENTABY REVInSION. Mr. Sham, Q.O,, sat yesterday in the Uonrt of EX.A chqquer, and proceeded to deal w)vikt cases that were allowed to stand over for, the appearance of the claimants. Mr. Clearke, of Towasebdiitreet, claimed to ba ?? on the list out of a houso.rated t, 141. a year. It appeared that he had been in. partner. ship with his mother, who died in April last, and his .laim ...

... HIGH PRICE OF BREAD I THO EDITQX OF FRHS MAY. S1-BIn the latter part of your correspondent AP.'s letter, on the 19th int., on the above subject, be, in order to convince the public of the liberality of the Dublin bakers, and also to prove to them that they are getting bread too cheap, quoted pricee of bread and flour in October, 1866, and the prices of same articles now, When bringing ...

... F ~TBE-1 ROMAN QtfLVGTION. I TheII l a'i i ?? the French nation ha 'choean;to'take the invaiion of, the Papal States as a Iebhilenge Ito Fiured the ?? wme'bazrly ay aop !e a Ife agenL The Italian Sruggle, however eliy to PSeI the shoest duration-indead, Fwithin' tvry fe* das *a may receive the reautauce eof pere and' ordW being rdetored. Garibrdi cau hardly -have matelial mas either for ...

... THE CHUlRCH ESTABLISHMENT. on. . . 1- 1 7 I (Pronm the Kdkenny JourN14.) If ever a public man deserved the gratitude of a people, we have no hesitation in stating that that man is Sir John Gray. And not only do we say it, but the people say it, all classes repeat it, and his praises are on every tongue, of course for his great his distinguished, his indefatigable exertions in the noble cause ...

... WEST INDIA AND PACIFIO MAILS. I _ * . PLYMOuTvH, Oc'. 12.-The royal mail steamer Tas. mania, from St. Thomas on.September 29th, arrived this morning in the Sound with 102 passengers. Pratique ha been refused here from her having had yellow fever on board. Thirteen cases and one death occurred yesterday, and one death the day before. The nails were token out by a steam tugboat, fumi. gated, and ...