... COMMUTATION CLAIM OF ARCHBISHOP I. TRNH. _I At noon yesterday the Right HMn. Abiahsum ' Brewster, ?? Chancellor; the Right Hon. M-r. Justice Fitzgerald, as arbitrators ; and -Master Fitzgibbon as 'referee, sat in the Repre- ?? -Body's House, Stephen's-green, to do. liver judgment in the matter of the appeal of the Archbishop against the deciSionI of the Church Temporalities Commissioners upon ...

... A SHOCKING OCCURRENCE, Thetlit.tle village of Walton, near Wakefield, where A fatal affray took place recently between two boatmen, has just been the scene of another most frightful and shocking occurrence. Briefly stated, the particulars of the melancholy affair are as follow :-Last Thursday morning three young men, named George Sefton, William John. son, and George Stamp, platelayers on the ...

... * 'THlE CO ORATiON. . i z , ! er [I .. i I 4 ,I _ A ..4:svt~Imeei;f the Cogrportion washeld Ue Biit Hon. the LOLD MAYoR ti the chair. Te other meimber -present were:- i . Al meisn-H eY, 'James Plunkett; J1iraper JW Ma;ckeYJ y, ¢ _J 'Jhlan Campbell, J P; ya2f MX-D E* hPrdoi. }1: O'iR UP *;J Jame- son onlAZd; Oonlores-fJ GayrMP J P S9..W Varro-.JP -sir- BarrlntonD;L d Norwood LLD; JiMiScledsl ...

... JOHN F. MAG UIRE, M.P. TO THE E XRTOR OF TRE FEREEMAN. MY DRAB SiR.-There is not a priest or lay- man throughout Ireland and America, or any where else an Irishman breathes, who will not deeply regret the serious illness of the patriotic John F. Maguire, M.P. for Cork. The fervent prayers that are offered up for his recovery will, we humbly hope, be mercifully heard. Ireland cannot well spare ...

... LATEST NE WS. (BY OPECIAL AND ORDINARy T~gE. GBAP17.) FRANCE. Paris, Saturday. It is stated on reliable information that the Go. yernment is inclined to proeecute the members of the Imperial Cabinet which was In office at the time war was declared with Germany, and that special steps will probably be taken against Maurice Richard. Marshal Lebcouf is just now In Paris. M. Richard has written to ...

... I At the county petty sessions, Warwick, on Saturday, Lord Leigh, Lord Dormer, and a fall bench of county justices were engaged for more than six hours in investigating a charge of assault preferred against Lord Conyers, of Wellesbourne, by Mr. Edward Tuckwell, tutor, of Welles- bourne Hall. The charge came up in the shape of a cross-summons, his lordship having on the previous Saturday ...

... ; ~ .- I NEWS RiM-ROME. , The Roman correspondent'of the Dafily Rewe rrites on September'30th .-The news which I telegraphed aome'few weeks ago that several powers had interested 'themselves In favour of the foreign religious corporatione InD Rome is now' ' confirme'd by the speech pronounced by Conist Azdresy to the cor mittee of tbe h Ae trian Delegation. Count Ardrassy ?? Government, ...

... I LATEST W j, , . . . . ?? le (BY SP.WIAL AND ORD)NARY TILE- GRAPH.) y e lFRACE. Paris, Tuesday Night, )r It ie understood that the firet parb of M. a Thiera' message to the National Assembly, re- ie ferring to the relatione between France and Ger- many, and to the commercial negotlations which are going on will be submitted- to a Cabinet 'Council Gl Thursday next. Count Apponyi, the Austrian ...

... 5igfl ITALIAN OPERAS-DON PASQUALE. . - .. _.flrAS than fifteen veurs, the once I ftcra lapseoot nore mau usm- Y. y, -- ?? alar opera of Don Pasqueile was produced last evening. We are inclined to believe that we are in. evted for this exhumation to a laudablo anxiety on theb prt of Signor Borea to display his voice in the lc set down for the hero. Signor Bettini was rncatO, Sigror Mend ioroz ...

... COUNTY OF KILDARE AGRICULTURAL | ; I I SOCIETY. ' : (From ournReporter). Athy, Wednesday. f1ie eleveuth -annual'show of taook, horses, I sheep, swilie, and poultry, conducted under the auspices of the above society, was held to-dy in Bull Park-, adjoining this town. In almost every respect the exhibition contrasted favourably with those of former years; the entries, indeed, were somewhat fewer ...

... JO' e n D I A OL oid bSTRAIC hex&TS. ?? % -s In~~tae~W~hold at the Court'-hounel, Kilmainham,j to divide the ountyg of DDublin intj polling districts under the: new Ballot Act, The Chalrimu tho Hon CHaq TzleNcaH, presided. The other rmagistrates were: -Phinesa Riall. H J MacFarlane, I 'T Hamilton, M P ; Charles Cobbe, W R O'Byrne, Milo Burke, Frederick Stokes, Dr Plant, Dr E Kennedy, Capt ...

... DR. MORA'8 LIFE OF ST. BRENDAN. The materials for Irish history are simply inexhaustible, and comparatively little has yet been done to develope them. The time has not long gone by sine a man of Dame allowed him. self to boaut that he knew nothing of the ages that knew nothing. Suoh a proud ?? of affeoted knowledge, however, is the result of real Ignorance. It ought always j be oon. sidered ...