... I .LATEST EWS. -I lIdrwwR~ e |(BY ir.SPECIAL AND ORDINARY TELE.i M-I ~~GRAPH.) in _ Paris, October 8th. Id ' Thesittingof the Perhrnent Commission of the al Assembly on Thqrsday WM be attended. by-M. le Thlern, a II hiving been oxpressed by the e. members of the oo ion to hear the decision re. of the Government with regard to the course y .pursued by GaznetflatGrenoble. It is probable to that ...

... I TIPTREE HALL FARMt I~~ I fI order to remove agitation, excitement, and diverge~nse of opinion as regards the hietory of this farra, I will simply state the facts, and leave your readers to draw their own conclusions. The farm, when I bought It, was known as Sadler's Farm, because a very worthy farmer of that name had occupied it origmnally for many years, Its name in the deeds was Bigmore's ...

... I DUBLIN TOTAL ABSTINENCE LEAGUE, AI A - t ?? - - _ 1 .- . - - l _ 1 The weekly meeting of this organisation was held SundayZvening in the refreshment room of Rotundo, whioh was densely crowded. So great was the inconvenience felt that we believe the committee have lb under consideration to rent the Pillar Room. Mr bilchael Brogan presided and delivered an able asd practical address. He was ...

... SOUTH DUBLIN UNION-EB TRDAY. The usual weekly meeting of the board was held yesterday, GEORGE 131ANE, Esq., J.P., In the chair, The other guardians present ?? Orowe, Thomas Franklin, Robert Callow, T A ; CM War- ren, David Armstrong, Alderman J Draper, John Byrne, TO, Michael Roche, Edward M'Cready, A K( Downing,patrick Pilsworth,Frederick Stokes JP Akderman Tarpey, Charles Cobbe, J P Thomas a ...

... I(IjiGSTOWN CORRESPONDENCE.I Branoh Office, 87 Lower George's-streot, Kingstown, Monday Night. DAL;EY Towl-;er CoMMlISSIONERS.-The annual ineeting of the Town Commissioners was held in the ToW1rhall to-day. The following Commlissioners were present:-Messrs, J. Milo BDukk, JP., chairman; Gregory Kane, Edwvird liarriaoD, Mathow Casey. John Fleming, Henry Parkiuson, J. r. Parkinson, M.D; Alderman ...

... i ; | REVIEW IN THE PH(ENIX PARK. Yesterdayportion of 'bhe troops in garrison. were reviewed on the Fifteen Aorea, Phoenlx Park, by Major-General Steele, C.B. The fine- ness of the weather attracted a considerable numper of spectators, and the affair passed over very eeesesfully. The troops on the ground inclided the lat Royal Dragoon Guardg, the Coldetream Guards, a battalion of the 60th ...

... I As thin in ihe' poper time -to xsnenc the - preparation of the liad for next yeas crop of. r ots, we will endeavour -to point out to our ; radera the most approveid methiod of'aceomnPlish- tu It-. The, onatomformerly ?? to, allow the l6nd to remain' untonohed during the entire anutmn and winter months. lu spring, when ?? time for pcttin dowi the crop ?? at hand, . e^n, 'and then only, did ...

... I WV *The Presidential campaign, as it-is called, pro. greasses in America with quite suffioieat bitter. ness and not an entire absence of blasphemy. The New York Tribune, ever remarkable as the most respectable newspaper in the country, seems to have hlost all sense of its old propriety, and denounces Mr. Greeley's enemies in languago of the most furious description. The Neiv York Times ...

... - VARWMLITE CHURCEH WHITEFR STREEr. - l it will be seen from our advertising celano. uhat, by the khind permission of Mr. Mapleson, Malle. lima di M ureke Signor Rlnmdia4 Signor Zobill, and several other ?? stes of the Italian Opera Company, have graeloii5W premised to lend their invaluable services at Mlgh Maess, on Sunday nexlt, at the Carmelite Church, Whitefriar.0treet We need scarcely say ...

... THE IRISH UNIVERSITY PROBLEM I (Fom as t pect0or4) ti 9The. friends of Mr. Fawcehtt' Bill for thO re, form of Trinity College, Dublin, who advocate the retenton of all its endowments si the kewarid of thit refornm tMr. Holmes, Dr. Magaire; an& the rest, of whom Mr. Hlimes seems to 'us, by. far the most sagacions and intelligent-are A lit. tie disposed both to'ignore the difficulties dn- their ...

... DROGHEA CORPORATION-YBwmDAY I 1. I . ?? ?? . . From our Correspondent.) ?? -The Interest excit'e onx the asoeticco tinues unabated, and foimed t e an jeet of cusaion;at, another meeting, of 'te Council held yesterday. Therewwas a large attendance of the Council, fifteen having attended. A number of burgesses were also present, and by demonstr- i'one of applaase occasionally Sustained the mem- ...

... . . . l The Chairman; the Hon. Charles Trench, Pat ?? at Kilmainhmm, and proceeded with the revision of the lists for the barony of Upper- sroas. The Liberal party was represented by Mr.i Frederick Hamillton, soliitor, and staff; and the Conservatives by Mr. J. Mathews, aoll- oitor, Mr. Gerrrd,' and 5taff. Daring the day Messrs. Hamilton and Taylor, M.P.'a ooaupled seats on the bench, as also ...