... I BAZAAR IN DROGHED1. K 1 i r n A _ _ A _ a A _ E (From our Correspondent.) The grand bazaar in aid of the building fuad of the new church of the Dominican Fathers opened in Drogheda yesterday. It is a trn- iam to repeat that no claim can be higher than that which can be advanced for the great and sacred work that this bazaar will aid. In all the ebequered history of the past the Dominican ...

... (From our Correspondents.) ' ' ' QLARE. Emnis, Wednesday. Owing to continuous bad weather very little was done 'dhring the last eight days in gather- ing. in the crops. In many places much wheat has been lodged, and what is stooked much in- jured.by heavy rain. Oats In in a similarcri- tical state, and as a vast quantity-of each is yet standing, it is feared they will not turn out well. A ...

... THp QUEEN'S INSTITUTE. ! The anuial distribution of odaels and prizea to il:e pupils of the Queeu's Institute took place nt the rooms of the establishmeit In Molesworth- ;trcet, There was a laige and fashionable at- tejclauce, glnd among those present wo par- veived- Tbe %Maiquis and ?? of Kildara, the Lor], licicc5l nd Lamlv Olhogan, Lford Talbot de MIal & 1idl ,nat the Hogn Misses Talbot. ...

... | I Canon Cromwell of Chelsea, whose name would alone recommend him to the other Chelsea ge- nina, Tom Carlyle, has written a beseeching letter to the local magistrates, begging them not to graut a lease renewal to Cremorne Gardens. We think Canon Cromwell is quite right, Cre. morne may be very interesting to the 50,000 strangers who daily torment London;*but it is no friend of morality, or ...

... I LISNASKFA FARM156,19-- TY. I (From our Correspondent.) Lisnaskea, Wednesday. The annual exhibition of cattle, fowl, butter, &o., in connection with the Llsnaskea Farmlng Society, was held here to-day in the fair-greesr. This'sooiety deals only with the tenantry on the Earl of Erne's estate, in the baronies of Coolo, Clonkelly, Magherastaphna, and Kunockinny, The exhibition of stook was not ...

... I SPECIA'lh'itEtiAM&. (FROM OUR o KM CORRffSPOXDl#NTs.d) (By Freeman Special Saire.) T11B AUTUMN MANIIEUVR1EJV Sbafteabury, Thursday. A very severe thunderstorm, lasting at inser. vala all night, sid coming from the soath.wesh, with heavy squalls of wind and torrents of rain, gave the men such a night of it as few of thn, hare ever experienced. The top of Melbary Down, ihere the second ...

... BURNING OF THE PACIFIOMAIL STEAMER BIENVILLE. Havana, Aug. 30, Via Key West, Aug. 31. Captain Jefferson Maury of the steamship Bien- ville arrived here this morning from Nassau, and reports the burning of the Bienville at sea. The steamship Bienville left New York on the 10th .of August for Aspinwal. When, in latitude 45.12, longitude 74.15, at a quarter to four o'olookon the morning of the ...

... I STRANGE AND TRU. I A yea and half ago a man naed Ruell, residing near the ehapel of Correeiney, Temple- derry, wasbrought into the Nenagh Workhouse as apauper-lunatioofharmnleeshabits. After ad. mission he was quite dooile, wandering about the workhouse .grounds by himself, shnning all communication with the other -paupers. He would speak to no one; in fact, he appeared to have lost the ...

... I (From our Correspondent.) wi 1 London, Friday Night. ?? -The Aldershot division, reconstituted, Is ex. m pected to reach that camp from Salisbury at the end of next week. It will be divided into two Bu columns from ,Amesbury. qu It has been intimated at Aldershot that D and 10 B Batteries; B Brigade, Royal Horse Artillery, Pc are under orders to proceed to that station from wI *Woolwioh, ...

... MILITARY INTELLIGENOSi. I AUTUMN CAMPAIGNING AT THE CURB RAGH-ATTACK ON THE CAMP. The mock warfare which our English neigh- hours wonad up a week or two since with the characteristic ceremonial of a grand dinner seems to have been transferred In a small way to Irish soil. Yesterday the first of a series of movements, which will, it is supposed, be mo. delled and carried out somewhat after the ...

... I I. Tbat wit to mradoies nearly is allied less hal proof enough. Perhaps Victor Hago is the best proof in our time. He is the in~anest publicist of the ninoteenth century. He raves about li- berty as a madman does about the tyranny of his keeper. He hba no sense of humour, though his sarcasm is scathing enough. Had he a sense of the ridiculous he would have been cured of his violent speech ...

... X7. - ?? - A .4. ,lenafln+. E ra f nn-n-. YACHTING.-There are at presens nive comma. dores In Kiagstown harbour-viz., the Right Hon. the Earl of Wilton, Lyaeht Palatine, s s,, 480; Marquis of Conyngham, yacht Helen, 423; Thomas Pinn, Esq, yacht Isidora, 100 tons; andl W. J. Doherty, yacht 1Ccho, 38 tons. A stearn race Is expected to take place when the wea' her improves between the Helen and ...