... | The tguardians held their usual weekly. meetkig fi the boardroom yesterday: 1r J. M. HiNDxAN, D.V.C4, occupied the chair. The other guardians present wv ere Mr. C. Crawcour, Mr. J. Denvi Mr. R. D. Kane, Mr. P Kenny Mr. J. D. Franklin, T.d.; Mr. J. Frencb, T.C.; Jr. l. O Reilly, M t. J. Iitasimons, Mr. L. X'Court, Mr. M. Butterly, Mr. G. Tickell, T.C. Mr. H. O'Rorke, J.P.; Mr. J. Bentloy. ...

... CATHOLI UN-ION OF I IRELAND. The. Catholic Union of Ireland proposea to sxxp)lJb, under the above heading, trustworthy i4k~ge Dc on Catholic subjees,6 domestio and foreign, likely to be of interest'to Irish C0thoii readers. * CiiOCs'AVID THE MEDJC431 POrEkSgiQN. We ihv abur4d xtore than once in 91e ip place to 0 ilmopt ingunouniablq 4illioultiea agpst which oatholio zediol prct-itignere bvseto ...

... ENTRY OF THE DUKE OF ABERCORN, K. G. The Duke of Abercorn will make his public entry as Lord Lieutenant of Ireland on Saturday next, the 18th instant, with great ceremonial and a brilliant military display. His Grace is expected to land at Kingstown at noon, and to proceed by special train to the, terminus in Wesatland-row. His Grace will be received by the chairman and directors of the ...

... The weekly meeting of the guardians was held yes- terday in the boardroom. 1?he chair was occupied by Mr. H.,J. M'FAMLAX, J.P. , The other guardians present were :- messrs J. MI. Hyndmau, Captain Brinkley J, P.; C. Cral- ceiir, H. Rait, A. Jaw, J.i. ; . Trickell, TO.; IV. L. Erson, d .Ji. ,!V. Rulusell, .t.P ; Janmes Reilly, T.C.; John Wleilly, f P. PSullivan, f. ¶iorp, Dr. Bady, ?? Dennis, L. ...

... ADDRESS TO THE LORD OHAN- CELLOR. A deputation from the Council of the Incorporated Society of Attorneys and Solicitors, waited yesterday upon the Lord Chancellor (Lord O'Hagan), at hi, residence, - Rutland-square, for the purpose of, pre- senting him with an address on his retirement from office. The deputation comprised the President of the Society, Sir Richard J. T. Orpean; Arthur Barlow, ...

... THE IRISH TEAM IN AMERICA GREAT POPULAR DEMONSTRATJ1Ol! SPECIAL TELEGRAM. (From our Correspondent.) Queenstown, Monday Evening. This evening the White Star steamer Celtic arrived off Queenstown, and brought files of the New York papers up to the 26th September. Under the heading of Our Foreign Guests, thq Herald of the 24th says *- It is pretty plain that the Lord Mayor of Dublin as well ...

... I T-T NEWS:1 '1 (BY, ?? 't1YI SP.CIAL WJ-RE-) LONDON CORRESPONDENCE. London, T (esday Tigst. The first report of tile commissioners appointed to inquire inlto the working of the Master a1ld Servant Act, 1847, arnd the Criminal Law Amendmrnt Act, h has been issued to-day. They state that they have t hold several meetings, and have in part convidered-the ¢ ,matters referred to them. They have ...

... MTiIE LATE LOUTH ELECTIO'TN (From our Reporter.) The adjourned meeting of the County Louth Inde I pendent Clu1 was held yesterday in Dundalk, in reference to the expenses of the late Louth election. At half-post two o'clock the chair was aken by AMr. OWEN JOSEPH CARRAHER. The Chairman Asid he was glad to see such a goo9d attendance on that occasion. The last day they met they gave the two ...

... We have received a printed copy of the letter some time since submitted by Mr. Francis Morgan, Dublin Corporation Law: and Land Agent, to the Mumioipas Council. In this communication Mr. Morgan says thaI the grateful recollection of many acts of kindnesg during 32 years'service as one of the law agents, and the recent death of Mr. John Smyth, prompt him to suggest the course which he ...

... TNE LRISH TEAM IN NEW YORK. (My Atiantic Cable.) SPECIAL TlLEGRAM. New York, SaturdAy. The competition !or the Long Range Cham- pivi'ship Prize, offered by Mr. Bannett, of the h I\C'r York Berahd, took place yesterday. The, y cores stood as follow c e 800 Yards. Irish Team ?? 328 is A.merican Team 33S Id 900 Yards. ;i Irish 2 I0 Amcricans 294 tI 1,000 Yards. 1 Irish ?? ?? 259 ai Americans ? ...

... SI3iPLE REPEAL. TO THE EDITOR OF TAXI FaEUAN. 1 Hlenrietta-street, Sept. 25. My fDEAR SIR-Pray allowv me to draw a moral for, the benefit of the Simple Repealers from the con-| duct of an avowed opponent of tho great cause td, which all classes of Repealers stand pledged-the| cause of Home Rule If these SimpleRepealers would only pause to take notice of the glee with which the Nail taps ...

... I {BY SPECIAL AND REUTER'S TELEGRAPH.) b ti THE CARLIST WAR. b ra St. Jean de Luz, Monday. p General Laserna has withdrawn his troops 1( from Vittoria by road, with a view to a concen- tration at Miranda for early operations. A v quarter of a million rations have arrived; also the new chief of the staff, General Dana. Ge- neral Moriones, with the first corps, advanced by Lerin and Tesma, south ...