... 'Oyl-0S-'---YESTER]YAT-. i i? ? lll? r-j- ? .? I --L, 1. Ii ? I )rz he )AR ?? he ir- ,n- ve sh 'Ps ad (By Fnreman Sveciul Wire cmd ,Ordina,'y Telairaqpk,) The Lon C j~.itt'o - to1i ea ono the Wool-: sack at five o,'clol. . i.. The Prince Leopold Annuity Bill was read a third time and passed. 'The CommonsAmeiidrnent to the 'ies''a ifar- bour Orders Confirmation and the Real Prbperty Ven- dors ...

... i aftermang (Jot..na.. DUBLIN: TUESDAY, AUTGUJST 25, 1874| An Evening ]Edition of the Freenwit's journal is published daily, in time for post, containing all the latest Homo a and Foreign Telograms, Sto6k and o Share Lists, Markets, and General News c of the day, up to the hour of going to I press. a YESZFRDAr'9 news fronm Spain contains still further evidence of that, growing spirit of ...

... RIVAL DIESMERISTS. , At the Clerkenwell Police-court, London, on Thursday. Mr. Gilliland, better, known as Mr. Abney, instrumentalist and character delineator, now performing at the Agricultural Hall, Isling- ton, appeared before Mr. Arnold to answer the complaint of Mr. 'Moses Rigg, carpenter and lecturer, and teacher of mesmerism, 17 Paken- ham-street, King's Cross-road, for having ...

... KO FREV, TEPEG S.MS. (BY SPECIAL AND REUTE'R'S TEL&G'RAP1) THE CARLIST WAR. Santander, Saturday. The Sappho has arrived. The Fiy sailed for England last night. The negotiations with Bernaloa have been con- tinued, but it is not known how they will end. The reports about the surrender of the bands in Biscay are unfounded. St. Jean. de Luz, Sunday. The Spanish gunboat has been allowed to take ...

... NO MORE PILLr OR ANY OTHER MEDICINE. DyrnPVsIA (in(digstioU), constipation, deblHty, consump- tion, and all nertous, billops, teMacli, 4nd liver complaint 4 inevery sge ar9 *only aggravated ned accilerated by drugs Qf every descrlption, but suc ess1ully treated by Du larry's delicious otevkenta Arablha.ioed, as proved by 28 years' in- variable succe~s in 78,000 ?? which bad been considered ...

... I T IWGST6W1 ImEMLIGENOE ssRgtown; Monday Night. CTIszT LiGETonv.-Tho t6*ivshlp .authorities have during the past week very wieely-economised their gas cotatuhptiot by taking advantage of tlea brilliant moonlight, which comipletely ealipsa 'thab put forth bY the occasioiial lampi used duriig that period. Thbisti be hoped, however, that the arranemeint may not be pushed too far, a6 the early ...

... T-T1{M~ ,tn T~E SiOiAiL SOti-BTY. Last night the most itraordiuarY scene which wasI ever enacited within' academio walls fook placb in the, Dining Hall of Trinity College. The night wag f6:ed, for, ah ?? Rd1Ies of te; .ud.odtr of the His-i' torical Society, an office this year filled by Mr. Charles, Louis Matheson. During the week College circlea had been greatly oited by,4te coming meeting.' ...

... I THE NEW CATHOLIC COLLEME IN ENGLAND I th The first meeting of the Senate formed by the Bi- erehops, as we have already announced, was held on ne Thursday afternoon at the Archbishop's House in Ig, Westminster. His Grace the Archbishop and the by Bishops of Clifton, Hexham and Newctstle,Southwark, ily and Salfotd were present. The members of ?? Ud acrually in attendance ?? the laity, the Duke ...

... IE- I TEGA. JOOREIGN TBLEGRAMS. 1, Wr SPECIAL AAXb RR TJER'S TEL A'ORA P17.) THE CARLIST WAR. Madrid, Monday Evening. Nothing has transpired with reference to the MIinisterial crisis. The report gains ground that General Zabala will be intrusted with the forma- tion of a Ministry. Bilbao, Monday. The Carlists are sendingf forces to invest ¶ittoria. and are threatening the destruction of Ebro. ...

... Thls Catholic Union of Ireland prdposestoa supply, under the above heading, trustworthy c intelligence on Catholic subjects, domestic and C foreign, likely to be cif interest to Irish Catholic readers. THE AMERICAN PILGRIMS IN PARIS. v As we have already mentioned, the devoted band of pilgrims from beyond the Western main attended the othet morning at Holy Mass in the venerable church of ...

... | TE.REMOVAL OFIN ELS6N'S PILLAR TO TEE EDI;OU OF THE FREEMAN. Jan. 10. DZ£A Si,-In common with many citizens of Dublin, I have felt'much interest in your excel- lent proposal for the removal of. Nelson's Pillar from 'the centre of Sackville-street, and I have read very attentiyely the correspondence on that subject which has appeared in your columns. I think there can hardly be any doubt as ...

... - The DailW Quews of yesterday mopning says: -We are glad to see the justification of the In- .ian Government pleaded by a practical states- man like Lord Northbrook on the, solid ground of expediency. Every day we hear the conduct of the Government arraigned as if it were about to sacrifice India to some heartless theory, and sunmmoned peremptorily to do sombthingto show that it has no ...