... LATEST NRWS.- BY r| SPECIAL TELEGRAPH WIRE ly I TO ze. THE FREEMAN'S JOURNAL, Le w £EXOLWSIBVELY! 3r FROM OUR LONDON STAFF. d _ . £LONDON MONEY MARKET. A r. BY FREEMANf SPECIAL WIRE. t (From our London City Editor.) London, Saturday Evening. There was but a small business done in the h Discount Market to-day ; the lowest rate for best bills continued at 14 per cent.; English Government ...

... TBE DUBLUN AND MEATH RAILWAY. (FROM OUR OWN arUoaMnL.) LONDON, WZDnySDAnf-The twentieth hat-year:y meeting of shareholders was to have been held yes- terday at the offices of the company In Angelcaurt, Thro~gmorton~treet, but the act requiring the pre sence of twenty shareholders, and that numboer oa beig in attendance, the proceedings were necessarily adjourned rsie die. The directors' report ...

... EPRTlffjESUENTATIV OF MAYO. mneon metig f hA Catholic clergyadote inland. hetingdof at ?? sme Etqej Iwe'kldr helhre fnld I ferong oftens' P%~ tzr.wAtlebes~ to Rive i.oteth' Mtud.vd su0pport. About haip4tev dbl Mooe ?? teridce'tthe Rev: Thomngr nsdms'P1 wheeite srab ntib several of the Owsepefo Mzeetmig', whets ak lar platflorm waserbed edI frost 1here was to bassett6 on: a large banrrrge 3H ...

... ISTATIONS OF TEIE BRITISH ARMY. I ^ A -e +S 4 1- -.7, -s ?? 1- Ia .w s. a Corrected up to the 28th of Sept., 181, inclusive. (From Wth United Seoivic Gazette.) 0 Where two places are mentionod, the last-meutioned is that It at ?? the Depot of the Regiment is stationed. t CAVAL5Y. 25ith-lst bat, Glasgow ]lt Life Guards-Windsor 2nd bat, Bengal, Preston 2nd do-Regeat' Psxk 20tbh-Bombay, Preston ...

... I ~_!F IN PRINCES STREET. ff I _ .. . . . . - A serious fire broke out last night at tbe printita a office belonging to the Dublin Printing A -s:iatiol 6and which extends from Abbey street to Priuce'! street, occupying the whole of the large premiaa heretofore inposscaion of the Type Foondry Coaf pany, and separated from Boss and Murray's found. establishment by a narrow lnue, The fire w3 ...

... I ?? THE -MONAGHRAN mOTS. - I MO| A. UAD, WINDNESDAY.-To-day, the adjourned trial of the.persons ohargedw with, having been guilty -of, participation in the late rioth in this town, n the | l3th.nt,was proceeded with in the crown cort .of. I the iouy. Mnghan cothoue The grestsat interest Was manifested in the , ed the court- bouse and ?? crow during the lhe following tmagistrates occupied ...

... PA:RLIAMENTARTY REVISION-Y BBDAYf I Im a_ ?? _ n 1, __s :_ .x_ - r + . ?? Mr Kernan, Q C. sat in the Nipi Prins Court, and Ie rd property claims in the South Dock, Trinity, PEoyal Exchange, Fitmwilliam, and Wood-quay Ward&. He alse heard lodger claim in the four first named warie. Mr Bsrry and Mr Irvine, solicitors, appeared for the Liberals, and Mr O'Donovan ior the Con. servatives. Several ...

... THE MUNICIPAL ELEONS. The important meeting of Trinity Ward, which we reportfully inanother column, will be read with in. terest by the burgesses of the city, as the questions raised at it occupy the rttention of the entire com- munity. Other wards will do well to emulate the zeal ad Patriotism af the burgesses of Trinity Ward' who seem determined that they shall not be classed amongst the ...

... The Sar says the Appropriation Bill can receive the royal assent in six days from the day it is laid on the table after tbecloseof supply, and,asumingthe lest report of supply to be presented on Friday,,Par- liament might he prorogued at the close of the next week. - THE FOREIGN CATTLE MARKET BILL The Star says that a threatening manifesto has been signed by a number of country gentlemen of ...

... I - -. - The weekly meeting.of the committee of the arowe body wes held yeeterdasy at the Committee loorn, G8 Middle Abbey-sitret, Very Rev. Canon MIM'MHON, P.P., St. Michauo!4 in the chair. The Secretary read a letter from R. J. Gainsfed, leq., Darnall-hll, Shieffieldincloffing1. his renewed subscription to the assooiation. He also handed in, therenewedeubscriptions BI. 3each, of Very Ioe. IL ...

... IRISH ELECTION IPT>LLIGENCE. Lout-sThc Looth papers announce that Mr. Kennedy has formally rnouncel his determination not to seek the representation of Leath at the ap- proaching general election. The Dlidalk Demncrat says a candidate professing the same principles - Mr. Kennedy will offer himself immediately to the constituleny. ]L'SDALL -Mr. Russell, Mr. Callao, and Sir G. Bowyer are still ...

... | COl;NTY WVEXFR(fD ELUCTI0N. I r -f - r -I#D- - h 1- - ?? ?? TO THE ED1TIOR OF TILE FREEI:z.M.f Waterford, Sept. 29, 18'i8. 7A!. S,1'.-On my way to Bee s)me friends in the Coli.iy Wexford I stopped on last Sunday morning ta,. ar lase atlkamsgrange; the Rev. Thomas l)oyle, PP., ifficiated. When Mass was finished he as- cec.-~d the pulpit; he first aliuded to some recent Scandal mn one of the ...