... M1LLITARY PROMOTIONS AND EXCHANGRS. I WAR OFMICE, LONDOON, SEPT 13. Grenadier Guards-Lieutenant and Captain C. W Pakeleham to be Captain and Lieuitenant, without pur- chase; Fusign and Liutenant the lion. a. IL Primrose to be LisutsnantauC .;ptsm. withoutpurehase. 1st Foot-Captain .. J. O'Connell, to be Major. with- out purcha~se. 2ndPoot-saptain H. Waring; ?? List, to be Captain; Psymaster ...

... STEEVNS' HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL I_ COLL FX~EF. !I The distribution of prizes, by which the session o medical lectures annually commences in this hospital, took place yesterday morning in the ana- tomical theatre. At twelve o'clock the chairwvas taken by the R oht Hon. the Loa.D CHANCELLOR. Amongst those prezent were the followinm: Alde-man Bulfin (Lord Mayor Elect). Sir Wiltism Carroll, Surgeon ...

... I Thehl,,+A gi one WaU gpves by the Marobloneer of Osmende. at i!- ?? Caaio'o4 Weonesdy night, wars a truly balllant tr- the aungements of the cceelou wers on& meet nagnideent scale, and were attended with the moat 1moIS- ful. esuitt The great- plutue Gallery of the Catle was used aB the batllroom and dlled as It Was with animstedd groups of dancers, amongst whom the varied uniforma of ?? ...

... I THE HOSPITArLS OF ROME. I (From our SpediaE Correspondent) t FRome, January 19. ' The love of thy nkighbour is the second of the t two great Commandments that conetiute the law, as t laid down for man's observance by the Divine t Fonnder-of the Christian religion, and He himself declared it to be like ?? the first. It was, a therefore, naturally to be expected that in Rome, the s ...

... _*EDicAL Eporm. The Lamca has the following scheme of medical reform in anticipation of the action of Government in the matter, and diecuesion of the subject of the Medical Council :-Firstly, we want an efficient and complete examination to be passed by everyone entering the profession. Secondly, we want a body to supervise medical education and examination, and to register all those who pass ...

... THE TRENCH CONVENT OF STTOSEpa. The community of thie C.onilvent of St. Joseph, Mount Sackvflle, PhonizPark, have not beelonmg in our neig;iurhood, buatthe pseverance, Asin and energy with wi , hang ?? all diuculties, they ha e provided the Oothonglentry of the countz with allthe agpliances of the e devised educational e have elicited, the admiration of ?? who areconsant with thed aid ...

... I (From the Trneg Prussian Correspondent,) b Berlin, July 18. 0 The calm before the storm continues. No news as yet from the frontier. Though we know mili- tary trains to be traversing the country in every direction, nothing is heard or seen of the move- ments. Even to bid the soldiers farewell is impos- sible, owing to the rapidity and secrecy of their de- t parture andi transport. Not a ...

... I . , . - . j - I I ;[dmil djAi7 in~ie chai~r.r ; 49v}jqpv- b 1 i e ?? resent .-Thomas sF.:C~L aeeP -,.r-,4onn Dzaner 1.C John ,Byrie, JL r he, fiid 2Arino t*ohn GeorWI 7tUrow JamnesN.T ?? &P. AUdenna T -Taey,; ihaelRoche, Joh-i Bentlev!homas '.Jlifford, . G. tWerrena. Samuel -,Wam.n DC.. -wlwrd lacready Xin' A.Tfles Mrn~ MAleaX J.p.; Irenoa WDren;e Th~osBni:ker,(P. -Dola T.C.; C. i arren, ...

... LONDON CORRESFPONIENCE. l SPECIAL TELEGRAAL - (From our Correspondent-J London, Sunday Mlut The negoclations between M. Favre and CePant Bismarck have now entirely broken off, and France ha8 bravely rezoived to fight it out to the bitter end. The groands on which the rapture between the French Foreign Minister and the North Ger- man Chancellor took place were nominally the terms of armistice ...

... THE WAR, i I 4 ~ . -. .. . I I [03XTO MODFaWq jE&'WTYS TWO M*ACMAHONAiiDT .BAZAINZE EE TFLEGRAMS FROM, THE EMPER AND KING WILIAM. FIGHTING CONTINUED DURING THE NIGHT. FERUL LOSSES ON BOTH SIDES MACMAHON WOUNDED. :THE BATTLE AT SEDAN. SrECPL= TELEGRAIL (From our Correspon dent.) - London, Friday. 'A tremendons battle is now raging between fibnzy and Sedan. The result, however, cannot be ...

... X CA EOF A GERM CONVOY.: I ! _i _? An. ?? ?? d The Journza of Treves makes the following state- meat .-OD the 20th instant, between two and- three o'clock p-m., at Ronigamachern, in France, close upon our frontiers, a convoy of provisions des- tined for the supplies of our armies now investing Zietz, was attacked and captured by French sol. diers. Those who were acompanying the convoy, and ...

... | CINGSTOWN TOWN COMMISS ONERS. I The usual weekly meeting of the above body was held yesterday at the Town Hall, Harymount. There were present :-Messrs. J. J. Crozthwai'e, J.P., chairman Mr. Doyle, H. N. Wallace, J.P.- J. Sullivan, A. Samuels, J. Hamilton, J. Reilly, D. Sexton, M. Kelly, J. Doyle, R. Herron, and Mr. Lawlor, solicitor to the board. Two tenders for the improvement of Sandycove ...