... | 0 PAPAL :MISFORTUNSE I. . ,, . I I . I., iri- | The' present year will in ali pbabfiiy be . lng remembered, as, anA unlucky lone fer the, bhe jpapacy. We' -ar not now thinking 'of the zee dangers thut. beet the temporal 1iower- dangers whioh to superficial 'observers may, 's indeed, semn at this particuair 'juncture to be e incobside4ablq. The sicoeasor of 'St. Peter the haa servats who ...

... TBk- :DUBLIN SPRCIAL , - ?? ON. -T1AL OS WARREN. . A. ?? mamsd .w -~ clA imi i tins of abort 200 tore bnitbe P wlI le purchased for theexpediticGi, mi 4 i Ir :k- ?? men embarked and sajhic for was called the Jacknell, and ehe Ei ' d papers or coloure -Of ?? her b'e l op been illegal,.r Ehe never ?? ?? m- papera,-aahwpa s could not be F.- Amnerican - Gnernmeint for an rna e14 . that ...

... MB. ISRAELI AT* -EDNBURH . MR. DIXSREALI AT ZI)I-.BURH.; 1.~. ?? ?8Y. The adroit manager of the Tory parby-he b at hasrevivedthe name of Tory--.is tiotrcstrained by any excess of'modssty from itakisig his full. share of- credit for the Parliamentary, achieve- ment of last session. The magnificent exhibi-, tion of self-complacency in 'which he indalged - -himselfpat E1dinbuigh on Tuesday and ...

... h IVY POPtEC)M. a B u M Mi R Y., ' DOMESTIC. An application for sanction to the retire- *ment of certain-heavy bills of exchange was made on -Thursday to the Chief Clerk in C (hancery, on behalf of the provisional liqui- dator of the Royal Bank. A decision was deferred until to-day. The London papers, aoting upon impeofeot information, have been erroneously asserting that the state of ...

... THE: MIUNICIPAL HLECTIONS. J i P-4At: raw; i r . fry .6X ?? i ?? 141; l , I 1 > i 'tye die ~'916*ember-the day . nte n ugae r ll-p6\rertiul1e ?? : o ° roivatj~atid' sven woold !bXi ?? co 'illors are kept in anxiour -suspense till foti,o'0olock . 'S it'S ~ ?? over ?? dcompA ative 4 quieKtL'dt, so far 'as ti6the' art of dhe | qr toi ' ?? ?? ' ?? B'd ''tho'ug prot f nd. will reigg: in1iive ...

... I flszLRSEY DoOk4BOARDr, ,Theoweell meeting. of 'tl De'1xey .Docks and ltarbcur Board WASheid-aiteilay in the'b~oArd- ;room;'at the Dock OffEie, ke'enn'e ?? ' Mr. -R. Brocklebank preslded, and the'othexnrembers resent were Miesers. C. Tariier, ?? S. IravEi M P.. ?? Laiird-M, 'hVP;,RaikiF ra .worth, .3i~d, Hubback, 'Holt, H. ~T~frki Hari.n s on, -Job, Smith, torw~ood, Mosst Paton,'Fletoher, ...

... LATEST AND rELEGRIAPHIC NEWS. COMMERCIAL. LONDON, THURSDAT EVENING. The stock markets opened this morning With her a firm appearance, and prices were In most ea higher. The publication, however, of the v, from Florence, caused a general flatness. lian stock receded J per cent., and the English hd h per bent. Another ciroumatance in opera- o is the disinclination of dealers to oommenoe iness ...

... I THR MUNaisCL EETION. The following Isa list of members whose term of offlae expires on the let November,.with the names of candidates nominated:- Waeds. Membegrretlg. Oandldatee. Everton,. L.A 0. Stewart - . Blan.. Scotland JosephRoblnson- .J. Robinooi .ho - , ma igby ?? BU bf EK Psul' ?? ncowiln7 .. W Blim ?? ..Iames Tyror ?? S OauutIe-9reet Tho0sWoodb nrn. .T. Woodhurn. Petee's.. _ ...

... those A meeting of the members of this Council was held on mnan- Thursday last, in the Council Chamber, Town Hall. The 1, one Mayor occupied the chair. There ware also present : asure Aldermen Goodair-, Spencer, Arkwright, S. Smith, R. to do Pedder, M1yres, G. Smith, Isherwood, and Walnisley;- by of Councillors Park, Cragg, Parker, Hacsm~u, Taylor, hear, Sharrock, Benson, Lancaster, Bawoife ...

... coNP EJ?L0¶: s?Wk?El?LY 9 0 ?m * ?? U.St (7 V O 1t.11. gENIAN TRIALS. )DUBLIN, FRIDAY NxGHTr. the jttry have returned a verdict af5res deferred. This evening three ?? made in a public-hose in Mlarl. ser even tives. One of those Otr waed with the needle pistol and h'9 ~ each hand, and fifteen rounds of J.40 Aier army belt. Thomas wefre0 Amerwho wcro unarmed, were pt 1 S 911ale made an attempt ...

... ~*TlE IFFO1UBI LhAat>.NI THEt jEI i,. The counci¶ of, the Reform 1,e C maet in London on Wednesday night ; Air. Merrinn iu th l Tere was a, crowded attendanoe of membersI The clhairman read a letter fro, th OcI M.hP.e * dabed jl~larney, October. 28, n1867 in WfO.hue, e.- pressed the gratification hie had dcrived from rea~~g the proceedings of the meeting of the 23rd inist. The gvherai tone ...

... : The Times says Sir J. Bowen will Succeed Sir G. Gray writ as governor of New Zealand. wi It is stated that the venerable. Archdeacon Allen will ext probably be the new Bishop of Liobfield., o'cl IThe Hon. anid Rev. Baptist Noel is about to retire from I .his'minisktry, after midsummer in the ensuing year. Mr. Frg Noel assignedlas his reason advanoing years, as he will ju ithen have entere ...