... A WHALE A!UNT. in A recernt number of the OstaB Zeituny containg the re account of an attempted 4a4ture of a 'whale, which as had been noticed cruising for several days in the 6t- Putziger Wlek, neak' eiubude, ou1tidb De ntzic. The D fish was first sighted by the crew of his Imperial Ma- l's jesty's ship Ariacne, which was lying at anchor out- D side Dantzic. The oorrespondent gays :-'The last ...

... I 11 PF, -TET1lmQGRtAmS. I I THE HOME RULE MOVEMENT. SPECIAL TELEGRAM. (From our Correspondent.) Cavan, Tcesday. To-day one of the largest Home Rule demon- strationa vet held in this county took place at Beltur- bet, upwar(ls of 40,000 persnas being present. The respeoted pastbr of Doumlane, the Very Rev. Patrick O'Reilly, ?? the cliais. The county representa- tives, Mylessrs. Fay and Biggar, ...

... 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 p General Laserna has withdrawn his troops 1( from Vittoria by road, with a view to a concen- tration at Miranda for early operations.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 ...

... f Ir.m 65 i i? 7- t I' I RI Wt*.ftttAs *(From the Morning Pot of Yesterday). Once'miere the Ifarest city of 'tli Southern States has been made the.seenp of a terrible riot. It would be tedious to recapityl41t the various conilits which have occurred in New Orleans during the last eight years between the ?? patties that have been strug gling there for ascendency ever since the State o Louisiang ...

... FOI rF Nx- TE',EBORA151S. (BY SPECIAL AND REU TER'S TELEB APH.) THE REVOLT IN NEW ORLEANS. WashingtoE, Thursday. the Govienient is energetically coficentrat iog t0h tobfs, Ad y,O0G meii *til bde k694 to leave iok New irteans by the end the f week. T0iiee vessels of war, with heavy artillery, hwae bdeti oidertd to be got ready. Affairs in the South are oiisidedd seridils, and the colourod ...

... 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 ...

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... I I (Dr SPECIAL AND RAETER'S TELEGRAPH.) THE CARLIST WAR. Madrid, Thursday. The Carlists have again attacked Cuenza, but were vigorously repulsed. THE CZAR AND DON CARLOS. Hendaye, Wednesday. A Carlist telegram announces that the Czar has addressed a letter to Don Carlos, assuring him of all his sympathy, and regretting that the Spanish nation should have departed from its old traditions and ...

... ?? UNION. The uosnal weqly nheeting of the uardiaps was held y In tD e ?? . The chair was occupied THOMAS F. C~tn3wEO, Esq., J.P. Tbo o$1hez 0aardlafls E reat were Ea Thoe. Ftarffin Robt. CabP t C T A w Dwning, AldeM- ana J. Draper&.. ByrneiT. 0. P. Pi sworhib, L. Dnisces D. Armstrong, aptain 'tbison, Alderran Boyce, ?? John Bentley Aldeqg. Tarpey, James nny George browe C. M.axren, ...

... THE WAR OF RACES IN THE .SOUT. _ _ . . , * ~ ~ . - I . \ f Governor Kellogg has issued a proclamation placing a reward of 5,000 dollars a-head on all the persons mplieated in the Coushatta affair, and accompanying to proclamstion by the following statement:- To de Public. Having felt it my duty to issue my proclamation offering a reward for the apprehension and conviction of murderers in the ...

... ?? - 7-7 - - I TEE BEAL OF KIMBERLEY ON EDUCATION. The Earl of Kimberley, on distributing the prizes to? the successful candidates in the Cambridge Local Exa- mination at Norwich on Saturday, said the principal advantage of these examinations consisted in their connecting middle-class schools throughout the 2 country with the universities, He was glad to see that these examinations succeeded, ...