... FATHE LAVELLE AND FATHER O'KBEFFE. I_ ! fro THg EDITORi OF THE FI8SEMAi.. Dublin, Sept. 1872 DUE Sra-Having come to Dublin to concert meres with my brother asbitrators, Slir John Gray and Mr. A. M. Eullivan, for giving final effect to the famous Portacarrou Award, I have seen, for the first time, Father O'Keeffe's re. joinder to mine of the 2nd instant. Both the subutanoe and tone of his ...

... I Vetches' being one of the priucipal stolen crops raised on the farm, the time is now at hand when a little attention should be paid to their-cultivation. Vetohes are divided into two varieties, called spring and winter. They are, however, precisely the samne species, but some having been sown in the autumn and some in spring for a succession of years, they have ac- quired different habits ...

... talf $rtfnlam's , hn-mal, .1-11,11-11, ?? %k ?? ?? itN~~t~s~sa~\\x~tENE E\Xa 1.tEtrNN,. trI KILLARNEY, the Irish Eden, has long been a chosen goal for the pilgrims of the pic- turcsque of every class and from every clime. Great kings have stood on the summit of Maugerton, great poets have stood on the cliffof the Eagle's Nest, great statesmen have forgotten the cares of office when ...

... [ LATEST EWS. (BY 8PEOIbA AND ORDINARY TELE GRAPH.) FRANCE. Paris, Thursday. A great emigration movement is anmoonced In Alsace and Lorraine. At the sitting of the Permanent Commission President Grevy and the Ministers of the In- terior and of Foreign Affairs, M. de la Rochefou cauld criticised the frequent recurrence of letters from Barthlemy de St. St. Hilaire. M. Rergolay and others ...

... I I a& I - TO TUB EDITOR OF THE FREEMAN. SIR-However the commissioners now aboutto sit may deal with the Irish Constabulary, one thing is certain, the FREEMA1'S JOURKAL has given their cause great aid and full scope to put forth their complaints in every shape without fear of deteotion, a fact which, I trust, -will not 1 be forgotten hereafter. Now, Slr, I am not going to further annoy you ...

... I (FROM OUR OWN OORRBDSPONDhENTS.) (By Freemna Speeial Wi'e.) AGRARIAN OUTRA.GE IN CORK. Cork, Monday Night. The first agrarian outrage committed in the %Vest Riding of Cork for several years oounrred last night. John Hourigan, a farmer, returning to his home about ten o'clock from a visit to a di6tfnt farm, was fired at from the road side, and severely [%vounded with a 'bullet in the back and ...

... _ - _ ?? No. IIL The nost Ignorant reraon is cnvinced thait the pro- Ter care of the akin is Indis eanably necessarY for th ! existence and well being of horses and varloug aiul 1id 3 n The proom often denies himself sleep and other grAs' - tications that he may curry and dress his horde suffi- iently. Ui they become meagre and weak. the Arat v reflection is whether there may not have been ...

... I .UNITED TRADES ASSOCIATION. I The weakly meeting of this association was held on Tuesday evening, in tho Meehanic3' In- stitute, Mr. Stephen VW'alsh in the chair. The Secretary read a communication from Mr. Goo. Howell, secretary trades' Union Coungess Com. mnlttee,req aestig to be furnished wbth the names of all trades' councils or asecoiations in Ireland, with a view to send invitations to ...

... I , I London, Tuesday. Much interest is felt by the Londoners in the arrival of Mr. Sumner, the great American statesman. What does he in the East, when his duty calls him to the Westb is tho question put by the Americans to each other. Why does he come to England just wheir his friend, Greeley, Is about to fight'the last round in th e match with his enemy, Grant ? No answer has I been ...

... BOW THEY USE TURF 'ZjN THE CONTINENT., (Dy OUR SPECIAL Cj[MUSSIOX=R.) PAmleum, August 28, 1872. This city is full of reminiscences of the Prus. lan occupation. It seems there were billeted or eeuartered here %hree distinct nationalities in the Frurabian military service, viz, the Prasslaua l'r oper, the Prussian Poles, and the Bavarians. 7rTh15y were kept as separate as possible, for when. ...

... I TilE COUNTESS OF DERWENTWATEL.' I Much interest wae manifested in tbe business of the fexioam Police-court on Tuesday, in con- sequence of- the hearing of soverol charges of trespass and assault which had bcen preforred against the followerfi of the ' Countess of Dsr- wentwater. It appears that her Jodyahip bad given a speeial permit to William Wil. kinson to kill game on any part ...

... | LATEST NE WS9. (BY SPECIAL AND ORDINARY T'EL i' GRAPH,) SUDDEN DEATH OF DJEMIL rACHA. Vienna, Moaday. Djemil Pacha, returned from Odessa, when ?? Passue Station he was suddenly struck with apoplexy, and died immediately in the rail- way carriage. Luxemburg, Taesday. The news of the sudden death of Djoinil Pacha, Turkish Minister of Foreign Affaii a, at the Galician Station, upon his return ...