... KINGSTOWN CORRESPONDEN I I 4~ 1rauch Offlce, 87 George-street, Kingstown, Tuesday Night. KINGSTOWN COMMISSIONERS. The board met to-day for the speolal meetimg called by th ohairman and four others, to got powers to obtain through an Aot of Parliament to arry oat a eystema of draina~ge for Kingtown, and to ereot a courthoUe, town hall, gas works, o.s Mir. Stewart moved, in a few/ words, that a ...

... I LATESTNEWS* (BY SPECIAL AND OARDIAVRAY`;TZE .RAPH.) ARREST OF RADICAL CHIEFS- CAPTUJRE OF ORSINI BOMBS. R-wioe, Nvember 25th, SignoriPardoni, Vivaldij Ronbaneli, Bouivardi, and Valpazzo, leaders of the Radical movement imfavour of universal suffrage, who were to have taken part in [the prohibited meeting in the Colosseum, were arrested loatnight and impri- soned In the Casa Nuova. They are ...

... : ?? IRISh CIVIL SERVICE. TO THE E DITOR OF vHStI FuEEmiN. .Dublin, Wedesadiy, 27th Nov. 8ni-Thoe tbaiaks 'of the- Irish Civil Servants are in a epeclal marner dule to yon for the able and arjumeniative artioleI ou their behalf whicbi appeared in your Issue of Tuesday. Iadeod, if ohs !matter was moregduerally taken u iby the Irlsh press our grievances would 'soo bf beought prominently before ...

... THE CULTIVATION 01 (CREEN CROPS.- THE ROYAL DUBLIN SOCIETY. We have great pleasafe in announcing that the Committee formed for the purpose of premot. ing green crop husbandry in Ireland, entortaiathe most sanguine expectations of seccess. It will be remembered that the Messrs. W. and H. M. Goulding proposed some time since to offer two prizes of 501 each and one of 201, to proprietors and ...

... [ JBALtINASLOH AGRIOULTURL I I SOCIETY. . I (F'rom OUr Correepondent.) : At a epeolal meeting of the members of this go, iety'the Secretarg (Dfr. Thbmai Gill) submitted t~he report of the judges who inspooted the fabrms thie year as follows:- f BALLINASLS UNIoN.-First Class-heat five acres of ?? of Clancarty, medal, Best five acres of rout crops (competition, open to the whole district)- Earl ...

... THE ASSOCIATION FOR THE PROPA4A. TION OF THE FAITH. The anniversary of the establishment In Ire- land of this Association, which is. intended for the promotion and the propagation of the Ca. tholic faith throughout the entire wbrld, was celebrated on Wednesday in the Metropolitan Church of the Conception by a solemn Office and Pontifioial High Mass for the everlasting re. ose of the souls of ...

... I Tlle Times says Catbolics are not backward in availing themselves of all opportunities for keep- iug the question of Irish Education before the world, and the opening of the new session in the Catholic University has been marked by some vigorous advocacy of tbe cause represented by that institution. The Ministry, if not Parlia' ment, is pledged to attempt some satisfaction of the Roman ...

... THlE MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS. I The function of the Ballot will shortly ba uxer- ieed in a manner which will euable us h0 jud,,, fully of its working, and will present the specilin tics of its operation In a more direot light than we have hitherto been able to estimate them by. Since the Ballot Act became the law of flia land, we have witnessed no extensive or Impor- tant exerelse of it in this ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF TE FREEMAN. 24 Upper Fltzwilliam streot, 9th Nov. SIR-As the Spectator seems to have foreolosed all further discussion on this subject, and as its ?? on the Irish University Problem has, on one point at least, not correctly represented me-a point, too, on which I should not wish to be misunderstood by my Catholic fellow-coun; trymen-I would, with your permission, explain ...

... IR CHARLES DILKE ON ELECTORAL I - - - - REFORM. During the last few days the representatives of the English Eadical party have been holding in London one of those conferences, or out-door Parliaments, as some one has called them, which are such prominent features of the poli- tlcal life of England. The anomalies of the pt esent system of representation, whioh enables a couple of decaying ...

... NAVAL AND MLITABY INTEL. LIGENCE. I ?? Tuesday. Her Majesty's screw troopship Himalaya Capt W B Grant, arrived at Spithead late on Sunday night from the Mauritius, Cape of Good Hope, St Helena, Lagos, Cape Coast Castle, Sierra Leone, and St Vincent, with military and naval passengers, after a round of troop relief service between the stations named, and also in the con. veyance of 270 ...

... SPECIA TELEGRAMS. I rROAI 97RB OWN GORRASPONDEN2TB.) (By Ffeeman Special Wire.) THE POLICE MUTINY IN LONDON. London, Tuesday Night. At a meeting of some of the Hamnnersmith police, held this afternoon, It was resolved to call a large general meeting of the whole of the me. tropolitan force to lay their grievances before the public. The ?? oa0808 of dissatisfaotion are alleged overbearing ...