... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 'LATEST NEWS . (BY SPECIA AND, ORDINARYT TIAh- FRANCE. Paris, Sunday Night. .The Republican candidate Ifor $the Municipal Council, M. Lamouroux, hasbeatenattheelec. tion to-day, the.Clerloo-Bonapartlat candidate, M. Poiret, by 2,827 votes to 1,505. ?? Paris correspondent telegraphs that foreign influence has been exercised-fr the pur- pose of gagging .the Paris Journal. It had In. tended to ...

... I : - - - - I (Specially L'eported) The head querterB and two troops of the 8th (King's Royal Irish) Hussars will proceed by .march this morning from the Ourragh Camp to Edenderry, en route for Longford The dim. -mounted belonging to the two troops will pro- ceed on to-morrow, the 30th inst., from the Xil. dare station, for same destination. One troop and a half will march this day to ...

... 1 , *. B3 CET PRIOTa};lO0Y MYI- , - I Xi I *: Tro THI}lLDITOn. OF,,H, HR~iE,4AN, ?? ?? ?? i2Slk,28thf0obr, 1872. .SE&-it a~peais fron your Itapr 6ssio'n of the- 26thlinst. ,that it ,is,tie intentioi' of the Dublina :dairy proprietora 'to :'advance t.he price of milk from fourpence to,'ivepencoe per quart from the ?? sl prbo. . We have heard a great deal lately of the combinations. of coal ...

... ?? = CONSECRATION OF TWO 0ATHOLIC -II . .BISHOPS. - i (From our Special Correspondet) * ' ?? SManahester, Monday. The consecration of th lght Rev. Dr.. Vaughan, Bisfop of' S f and of the Most, ev. 'Monsignor Weathers, coadjutor Bishop of We~in~intetr, took plase to-day, inSt. John'! athedral, iSalford.' The vacancy; which Dr. Vaughan has been osiled opon to fiD, arose from the death of the ...

... 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 ...

... THE 'DISENDOWED CHURCH. In estimating' the probable surplus which Is to be appliedliln assuaging unavoidable calamity In Ireland, there are two mnain consideriations- I. Whab will the property of the Disestab. lished Church realise ? IL Of that realised sum how much IS to be given back to life interests 7 The balance remaining after the vested inte- rests are satisfied is to be called ...

... - . MILITAW INTELLIGENCE- . I t E . A,. : - - t. e . ?? 0 ?? . (Spcla~lly kpoi ) ?? Leade; Tueday. Night, 3. ' The Endyymion, 2-2, sorawfrigate, triaiugshl' . for ?? E. Madden, arrived in Ply- it' mouth Sousi& ;o- ,Satt day. evening from- the X | teiditrzae'an,' havintg lkft Gibraltair n thie 8th of October at 11 a.m., after embarking bi Ex- cellenoy Sir J., Drummond ?? her Majesty's Minister ...

... All-Hallows' Eve Througbout the islands of Great Britain and Ireland a great similarity appears to have pre- vailed regarding the sports and customs practised among our peasantry on the eve of Ali-Hallows. Many of these customs are fast disappearing. But in former times, we can scarcely doubt, they had a connection with oertain Pagan festivals. At present they are partially continued, as af- ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...