... -t 1, ; DUBLIN TM&PERANCE UNION.: The usual weekly meeting of the above associa- tion was held in the Mechanics' Institute yester- day evening. The chair was occupied by A. M. Sullivan, Esq., T. C. - The Chairman expressed the great pleasure it gave him t6 take the chair' at that meeting. Rih friend Mr .Coumcillor Meagher had recommended the vintners to abstain from strong language (laughter). ...

... VI) an's LUmnv ?? ?? ?? DUBLIN: SATURDAY, JE 25, 1870. ?? ?? .xt\sxx wN ,sttxtE E t .t ?? - .I Tan Lor#ds have thrown down the guage, and a conflict with the Representative Chamber upon the Land Billis inevitable They havenot profited by experience,though that of last year should have taught them that, against the nation, their reactionary efforts are powerless. They read the Land Bill a ...

... I ?? . . f I Captain F. H. Garnett's company, 2nd Battalion, 15th (York East Riding) Regiment, and Captain P. A. Riley's company, 47th (Lancashire) Regi- ment, from Richmond Barracks, will leave Dab- En by special train from the King's-bridge at 12 o'clock, noon, this day, for Newbridge, en route to the Curragh Camp; and Captain Charles E. Layard's company, 2nd Battalion, 15th, and Cap- tain ...

... 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, ...

... GROCERS' ASSISTANTS' SOC NTIO. I - - - - I The ?? general meeting of the members of this association was held. yesterday at 13 Eus- tace-street, for the purpose of receiving the com- mittees, report for the half-year, and to elect officers. At half-past eleven o'clock the chair was taken by HuGH O'Downna, .Esq., president. The seeretary, Mr:. Patrick O'Hsagsan, read the report, which stated ...

... 10 A SCBNE IN THE HOUSE OF OONS. SPECIL TEEGRA. (From m our Correspondent)0 -0 London, 'Frida Xht.i This morming. at a quarter past five o'clock, thc Government iieeiedid in getting the K ati Bi ' through oammitte A more disgraeul scene than that which preceded this event hasnot been witnessed in the house within the memoryof living men. For upwards of 13hours the Tories,alarmed at the idea ...

... PIER READ. ARMVALS Up to 9 &i., fay a,, 170.-Wlid, NVA\ - Miay Z-Jecie, Liverpuol, wocat: Lhay Pro Glynn, Runeorn. salt: Ja~ne and MErr re:. ?? empty tacks: FEmily Consta-nce a,.d Snecc ~ ( brics: lord Clyde, steamer, Gmlaw: Cj- a;urtes te and Dluchess of Sutherleaid, ste tersn, Itorhoali May !_-Veluunter, l'ln-o-tumi u -rc: Bernile. D:r kirk, flour: Swallow, WVatetrforol, oats \Artnr ...

... THEj DOGMIA OF I-NUALLIBILITY. ?? The following is a full translation of the .an Faree of 'the c enical Council on the b dogmas the canon of which we published yes G terddy., Appended to our translation is the i ig=llatin text is Fourth Session of the Saerosarnt Su (Ecumenical Council, July IS. in waXRST DOGMATIC CONSITrUTION ON TilE CHURCH is OF CHRIST. Ml PFirs BishopSorvant of the ...

... | 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 ...

... PREPARATIONS IN RENISH I - TPRUSSIA-' ?? (From the telegraph's Special Correspondent.) Ems, Sunday Morning. The train i' which I left Paris oia Friday night was crowded to suffocation ; and at least one half of-its occupants consisted of ?? hur- rying homewards to assume their position in. the national Earmyr. - Every category i the upper and middle classes of society was represented in the ...