... I I ?? The numbers attending this great demonstra. ion aY oawiy ealimiatqd& by ot '6 `A4iorarles, but the large margin which is obeervable, we pro eume requires ns explanation,. The attetdance ha been estirnateid'tl'u ?? ?? ?? By The FsssVeAN~ JouP- ?? j 6;0 The Irlatae o6erv&r ?? ?? .. 5,7o - Tbe Norttie a WhU :, ?? 4,000' The Sdwader: ?? o K ,, The .IsA Timst ,: ?? ..150 , The Daily Bxprem ...

... ILATEST NEWSJ. VE TS-LETTER OFFICE, Fridy dZOrlohtq. THE INSURRECTIONK.1 THE PAPAL STATES. OCCUPATION OF PALPAL -TERRITORY BY THE ITALIAN TROOPS: SERIOUS COM. PLICATIONS ANTICIPATED - CONCEN- TRATION OF TROOPS FOR THE DEFENCE OF ROMIE-GARIBALDIAN DEMONSTRA- TIONS IN ITALY, ic. FcOaIENCES, NV aDyaSD.nY Evx-NxnrG.-The official Ga ztte says:-` The French Menitoear having an. nounced that the ...

... IGILOOERS' AND VINTNERS' BOIETY X. The usual vweekly meeting of this societywsvrheld on Wednesday at the committee roomne, Cork hilb Mr. CAREY, T.C., President, in the chair, Mr. Gilligan, secretary, read the miuuteH of the previous meeting, which were confirmed. The Chairman stated that a letter had been re. ceived that moring from aneinineut brewing firm, statieg that a deputaticix frto the ...

... t__ ?? iam I zT JUBLIN:. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 18672 TA4i'Oraiuge demonstration at Hillsborough is i6t a lees important indication of the ?? virulence of the Orange party be- ea e of its signal failure.as a ?? PI jnticiacnento. The meeting was to have be an Orange parade without uniforms, and o01e 1hudred thousand men were to have been: prerent. We have in another place madean anay sis of the ...

... ITALY ANTD FR -ANCE. TELa Twaes is convinced that France has no wish, as she certainly has no interest, to set foot on Italian territory, and that even her occupation of the Pontifical dominions will go no further and last no longer thaln she can help. The time I has gone by when the Emperor Napoleon was suspected of harboring designs of territorial aggrandisement on that side. There is enough ...

... , THIE REFORM: LEAGUE AND FEIANIS. I * lFwPrB FRoll TlEh o'fOOltU Do~ rtr. The Qounciloths Reform League ?? day. night sat their rooms, Adelphi-terraoe, Mr. Merriman: In the chair.' There wts a crowded attendainee of.ioenbersi . ' - ' : The Claitnmalelnr taking the chair, said helroped the coaueil wold*fipport himn. He did ?? oealthe oremeitftvotouoh upon recontieveits iiloon. ,legtsen with ...

... 1EDIOATION OSTILiKENNY CHURCH, I (F-oam the kanrsy Jouifiral.) Sunday lsb' having beau fippointed for the solomI dedication of ?? Johl's 0hureh, thei ceremony uatq ]nlly excited considerable interest, ao4 attracted im. meriso Pumbers, ,all., axiousu ¢, b preesont atso impresesive, a ceermonil, and to. onjbyt, the'piivilegA of listening to the dedhcatio cisnon, a he preanhed by tbe 'Vei R1vl. ...

... ADDRESS TOQ THE EIMARQ-IS OF DOW-SE[IRE. 1Aifoio the most interesting evidence of, the re- spect in which, as a landlord, the Marquis of Don shire is held by all sects and classes, not the least gratifyirng is that to be found in the proceedings which took place yesterday. It appears that some weeks ago, and during the excitement that pro- vailed over the different properties of his lordship ...

... THE COURT, BALMIORAL, OCTOBER 29.-The Queen went out, accompanied by Princess Louise, and attended by Lady nly and Mrs. A. Gordon. Lord Cairns and suite have arrived at the Shel- burne Hotel, Dublin. The Lord Bishop of Kilmore, Mrs. Verschoyle, Mr. and Miss Verschoyle, and suite have left the Breslin Royal Marine Hotel, Bray, for Xilmore House, Cavan. AZRRiAGE IN Hi4G1f LiFr-The marriage of ...

... :1 I THE FENIAN MOVEM P.E I MANCHESTER SPECIAL COMMJSSW)N. (erY TUisorU. ) MANO U i, TaqwaY Evinsuii,-The evidence of the' crown against the fite prisoners under tria WAOS completedltolay. There was nothing of special interest in the additional evidence. Mr. D. Seymour eudeavoured to raise a point of law, and contended that if the detention of KeiLy and Deny In the 'lan Waz unlawful, either ...

... THER FOUG17NDERIN'G OF THE EA'RL OF CHESTER. HLOYsecEa, 1r;EDSNSDY.-Thi5 melancholy ship_ Hre ei wreck must be the cause of interest and sorrow in mient ,lublin, as the second person in command was a violeo Ilative of that city, and a son of Mr. Samuel Hall, an ex North Richmond Street, Mountjoy Square. I re- force ferred in my report of yesterday, to the picking, up b rani of a vwhite sock ...

... DR. GUTHRlE ON SLEEPING IN CHURCH. AT a soiree held on Friday night at INiddrie School, on the occasion of its being re-opened after exten- sive alterations and improvements, the Rev. Dr. Guthrie delivered an address, in the course of which he defined as follows the close relationship between sleeping in church and bad ventilation. Hle said:- I do not intend, because I am not very able, to ...