... {FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENTS.) (By Freeman Special Wire.) THE REV. MR. O'KEEFFE. Callan, Sunday Evening. Tin ursasnc3 of roticogiven by him lastSunday, the Rev. Mr. O'Kccffe to-day went at the head of a crowd of people to the Friary to call upon the f ur mnissioners who had come from Dublin to hold a mission in this parish to a k them on whose invitation they came. -He was rot admitted ...

... I EXTENSIVE SALE OF lORSES. o An extensive and largely attended sale of e horses, &o., was held on Saturday at Farrell's 1 Horse Repository, Mr. M'Mullen officiating as d auctioneer. d The following stud, the property of a gentle. l man, were sold:- h Dunboyne, dun gelding, 6 years old, 15.3k high s a perfect hunter, up to 14 stone ; sold for 41 a guineas. Sir Roger, roan gelding,by Gamekeeper ...

... KINGSTOWN CORtRESPO ENCE. I Branch Office, 87 Lower George'sllstreet, Kingstown, Sunday Night. TlrE BuRMSESE AIMsASSADORS,-The members of the Burmese Embassy drove to.day In oar- riages from the Sbelboarne Hotel, Dablin, to Kingstown and to Killiney, visiting all the places cf interest in these localities, and expressed themselves greatly pleased with the beautifully picturesque scenery along ...

... THE CLERGY AND THE CAUSE OF TEM. I PERANCE. TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREEMAN. SiB-It surely must be a subject of dnc rsnn anxious concern to all who are interested iu the present and everlasting weifare of their follow. men to find that, notwithstanding the imilousnie rmount of time and thought and money ex- pended in efforts made to suppress intemnperance -notwithstanding the operation of total ...

... . , I (From our Correspondent.) Liverpool, Saturday. Another sad story of the sea has just tranm- r ired. The barque Newcastle, Captain Wilkiun, m hich left the Mersey for Windsor, Nova bootia, on the 3rd inst., encountered terrific weather in the Channel, and on the 5tb, alter several at- timupts to keep clear of the rocks off the Tuskar Lighthouse, %he vessel was driven on to the rooks. ...

... IATEST NEW S (BY SPECIAL AND ORDINARY, TELE GRAPH.) FRANCE. Paris, Saturday. The Pdtrie publishes an alleged conversation 'etween M Thiers and M Eugene Darnoult. M. Thier3 said that he wished for peace, which was the wish of the whole of Europe. Germany could not dream of recommencingthe war against France, having been weakened by taking non. German territory. Austria sympathised with France, ...

... On Saturday and yesterday the distinguished representatives of His Majesty of the Golden Foot, the Lord of the White Elephant, and Great Chief of ]Righteousness, the Most Glorious King of ?? Sun, thie Minister and Ruler of Burmab, paid a onries of unofficial visits to iarioua places ofi interest in, our metropolis. There is no prospective peril to our insular liber- ties in the presence of ...