... | 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.. _ ...

... CONSTITUTEONALAt-TRA If the .Austrian _0*pire is to continueti ily rexist'and toriina eaoonsiderable ,infl~ucein; nt. tie Affairs of, Europe, 'it can onlybe -byren-: on 'defing itself 'onpiouous and I d rh ' ::li~erlty' in its.internal 'governmn nb ?? sexternalpolicy. The milita erents of- the'; las Iit two yesfr have deprived AustriA ?? of' t o'in'iiehce 'wil itj;form eriye'i' he; from its ...

... i we .. TO T l ; Ad- / mpn,M a ;z EtCa t ~atron t' ?? ut oaltd' wthe ~Gordon ?? sentnant' Geerf on. Greyt ColonelH. 'Vo bnsuomoby thte 'TEQUft~rAIT- LiNCASTIW4` On Sstrday'teiQuen moade a' brW ~tay i Lancaster on her. journey fro~ ctai, h !royal part7 were entertained at rafs n h 1x~rdrom ft3 Lanciatar and ?? Intodued o teroyal presence, ni h aa hdthe honour of presenting a drswih hew Majesty ...

... I I :- 5Tl All--Ab' AM A ; )d- ie The -Manchester correspondent of the Dublin eIFreeman's, Jour-sa writes- There-are Strange is. sumours~float here ln'reference, to the murderous ig aissaut .9o two. 0olqdicemen Iny0our ?? what I of hear be correct some persons in Manchester feel a p~d spall interest in every. item of news referigt tha ?? here have been making Inq~uiries as to the where. lie ...

... -THECRISIS IN ITALY. ho ' 'The occuppation of Roman territory by the so troops of the King ?? was':,bold Ase-p to' Is, take, but it was probably a wise' and prudett' .ly one. The perils of such a course aro obvious to on ithe surface, and'nesd not be inskisted upon, but the reasons for adpting it'ereover- - 'whelmingly strong, and perhaps the most er serious criticism which it .provokes is ...