... THE AFPROACEIG ELECTIO9S. THE REPRESENTATION OF DUN2GASI{011 DUNOABBON, WRDnfSDAL.-Althongl none of th political prophets had foretold a contest -it borough, yet we are going to have it fought nobly j5 the Liberal czase. CoL Knox is to be ?? by James Brown, Esq, of Donaghmore, a LibeJ Presbyterian, and nearly related to the Rev. C L Morell. Moderator of the General Assembly. TZe has not been a ...

... THE N-EW OFCITPATION FRANCHTSE. On the new occapation (from 41. to 84) trancfla i the North Do.k Ward the numbes admitted on Friday ard Saturdaywere 83, viz. :-Liberals, 64; Conservatives, 9 ; maj ority for the Libezale, 45. Very few claims were held over or rejected. The Rsvising Bsrrister ham kindly promised to sit this evening to attend to the claims of working men who are unable leave ...

... LT NEWS L ATE ST N EWS. SPECIAL TELEGRAPH WIRE TO THE FREEMAN'S JOURNAL, EXCLUSIVELY ! FROM OUR O1,0DON STAFF. LONDON MONE MlARKET. BY FREEMAN SPECIAL WIRE. (PFron our London City Bditor,) London, Thursday Evening. Everawherethere was a good supply of money; the rates for fiist clasa. paer 14 to I per mt. Some of the beat brokers make the quotation 1 per cent. ,A.t the Bank there was not much ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... I EHf APPROACEJING ELECTIONS. REPRESENTATION OF DUNGARVAN. ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION OF MR.BARRY AND THE O'IONOGRUE. 8PPCIAL TKSLKGRAl{L (FROM OUR Oo(1icSPOkiDONT.) DUruAuvAN, ¶TunisIDAty--4Sterge-t Barry, accorn- prnied by The O'Donoghue madu a public entry into Dungarvan to-day, aul was re.:eived with thu utmost enthusiasm. An innjmense concourse of elec- ?? anll townspeople met the two ...

... a Mr Chiles addressed the electors of Pontefract on Thursday night. He foll owed np his former speech by cbavig the GOVernment with extravagantce. The stoppage of tne Newv Zealand war oand the recent ?? in Norti America ought to have enabled the present Govcsnient to reduce the armny, bat, instead of tht, the numbers were now greater than they had been, and there had been no reduction in the ...

... 9WA&TFO1RD GABMING SOCIETY. (nRON oQV ConxsrORNDLT.) WknoxD, THURSDA.-The annual show of the Waterfud Fuming Society took place to-day in the amXt.hUqbronudS, The weather, though somewhat Shreatalng, continued& fine throughout she fore and afternoon, and a large number of persona visited the ya. The stock exhibited were realy of a Tery use descriptIon, and though the eatries Were not ...

... (Pcom the Ezairiner.) Archbishops Trench and Bereeford, like certain seaside forts, have been left us as legacies by Lord Palmerston. That distinguished minister did mnny good things in his day, but he likewise did some very unwise ones. Ho made some excellent appointments in the English Church; but from the fatality which eemes to rest upon all unreal and unreasonable in- stitutions be could ...

... THE CHUTRCH QUESTION-THE CORPORATION. The following summons has been issued, coavet,, special meeting of the Corporation for Moza aext:- SIe-yto are summoned to attend a specizl z, ing of the Municipal Councilof the Cityof D-ablB be held in the Council Chamber, City Hall, Cork.4 upon Monday, the 7th day of September, 1868, a, hour of twelve o'clock noon, to counider ?? to do cause, or direct, ...

... 1832 AND 1868& ,- .. - -. I At . ?? everbody is speculating on the eempotca 8of the new Parliament and when five or n bhundled gentntlei M O Arnxionly weighing their 'sanoes of newns of natorial bonors, it my be worthwhile to tarm beck to the geneal electiona of 1832 a: most neady resembling the impending con. test Tbat the HOUse Of Commons of 1868 will differ as much from its predecessors as ...

... THE REPrESENTATION OF THE QuEaN COUNTY. ai We understand that the Queen's County Cls have declared the county open to the advances of , new candidate, Mr. ':Jones having retired from th, position of candidate. It is rumoured that anoth, E.iglish barrister, who aims at the judicial benck, has arrived onournhoresand isprepared to honour ae e Irish constituency by making them the instncmeo4 ...