... j-, AIa fr AT T E:SMNJUANBOUND4Rs,' I., ' . . l'i:'24th. Last night the Emperores award ?? r ference on^,- J~! Juau ?? IwO communicafed confl4stially to the British ?? H;:cn'-Bnlowr, ?? So.- :oratwY, ?? T04y'tAwasformally announced In!a ;, . s?.$rtl ,,abinet,- which was simuli S .i~a~smH 6a6the English and Ameorloi 'knsbi ' qodre- *, pilat .~MIjesty, havig '.mtudicd alfl e.Ao6pmevm ~sbmitted ...

... l- I tEST.I I LAES Vs o (B7 spE AL A4ND ORDiNARr TAILE- GRAPH.) : . ?? RANCE. Paris, Wednesday. For some days past the most influential ruem- bers of the' Left -Centre have been aotively on. gaged in an ttempt to bring about an under. standing ot'ivjeen t r t ?? dndP taie Right 'Centrs In order th~at the tws centres may Iform ~ ma orit upon which the Government may de. The financial booes63 ...

... SIR RICHARD WALLACE'S PUBLIC | BENEVOLENCE._ . I have at last seen Sir Richard Wallace's founs. tains. I had begun to believe them myths. Some weeks ago I saw in the papers that two had been ereoted in Montmartre. I went at once to see them, spent a whole day searching, and returned home without finding them. 1 stumbled on one yesterday. I had smiled when I had read the first intimation of Sir ...

... THE WINTR-THET POOR-THE COST| I . ., , OF. FUEL . We v ere confident, when we called attention on Monday laetI to the privatlons which awere likely to fal upon tao poor during this winter with peculiar severity, that there were thousands of benevolent men amonget us who needed only to be remilded that there was good work to be done, and whose purees and exertions would freely be given. Alroady ...

... THE GOWRAN FARMING SOQIETY. At the dinner of this society on Thursday last, in responding to the toast of The Mayor and Corporation of Kilkenny, The Mayor of Kilkenny rose amid enthu- siastic cheering and ?? Chairman and gem- tleman, I need hardly say how deeply I appre. elate the compliment you have paid the city of 1 Kilkenny on this festive occasion by the manner I in which you, Mr. ...

... I RiEDISTJBUTIO O ATS IN IR- 1 ?? . : W ToE EDITORn OF4TE FREEMANif. -' Sirn-The plan, of. grouping several towns to- gether to form onie cnstituoncy isso little under- qtood ?? that I think you will permit me to* occupy' a pbrtioi 'of- 'oui columns iunex' planatien of it. I wispartieilarly to call the attention of thespublie to this subject, because this planivf representation has worked ...

... ARRIVALS. Up to9 nam., Oct. 24, 18712. Wind-IV. Oct. 23,-Luiguiglia, Buenos Ayres. bone ,Th: CAs Blerdianski, wheat; Pearl, Larne, Ime; Lord (,iydr steamrer, Glasgow-: Cambria, stearrer, Helyhead Gladstote, Tagranrog, wheat- North Biitlsb, ?? Silloth: Lady Wodehouse. steamer, London; Dsheo' Sutherland. steamner, lHolyhead. Oct. 24.-Iren isuke and Star, steamers, Liverpool: Toward, steamer, ...

... I - I v I ?? ~~~GOSSIP, : I ?? - ?? Wbo in the world would ever have 6iagined that ao dry e, subject as the standard of measure- sone ould have posiessedilistboryof ii own? The Romance of the Standard I'; What ?? ex- o0tingtitle for ,mti*ic4peettdepee, 4nd how the beartsof the lhdles'maids would beat ht the prios- pet of the manly bravery, the valiour, and the virtue held cut upon the ...

... 1- Re IrerwynsS liunmal I .. .. ?? ..4 ttt ?? DUBLIN: ±SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1872. Ws regret to observe that in our columns this morning will be found the details of g several serious outrages committed yester.s day. Of these two were perpetrated in the a city, under circumstances at once alarming and lamentable. On the outrage committed s in Great Denmak-street on Mr. DaVID 0 MunPHY we do not ...

... 1t -. IIRISH EPESNT T IO . I The following ppearej iy 'day si ?? moment yonu' ntiate a is; thha- the dissuasion on the subjeot of rih Xesp' K itrtlon should etise I nhov slot t ghsi a right to olaito b periatted to trespass further on your space. I might, periips, OI sometg *to complain of -in your last ,ice,, but *no man is 'a-foir judgeof' eritcr ?? upon himself, . imd I prefer tD aknowledge ...

... LECTMRE BY MONSIGNOR MEL a I Yesterdayifaftanoon, Monelgnor Capel deli. vered a lecture on Nature, Influeuoed by' Grace, at.;the Church of the CatholloUnlver', !lty, Stephenls-green. The lecture was In aid of r a fund to be applied to the purchase of coals for e the poor under the care cf the Sisters of Mercy, Baggot-street. There was a very numerous and r respectable auditory. It Is ...

... Tbe following students have passed the matri' oulation examination : Aurs.-Allen Aadrew, J C. Allison Robert, Andrews Thomas, Jun ; Beatty Willianm, Bigger James, Bils R Brookes Thomnas B, Brookes Elijab, Calwell James M Caree Stewart, Carson Henry, Clarice H A, Graig Robert, Crawford Samuel G Donnell William, Da ?? 'David, Fleming Samuel JL Hall Joseph, Heudersia Edwin, rsdell Charles J. ...