... I :-HOuI. '-tfLEGRA S. . I A FASIT TRANSATLAI~MC PASSAGE. SPECIAL TELEGRAM. (From our Correspondeut.) Cork, Thursday The White Star steamer Adriatic arrived in the harbour to-day-at noon. She left New York on the 2Sth. The Adriatic was to have left New York on Saturday, the 24th, but on that day an accident oc- cureed to her. It appears the Cunard steamer Parthia had left her whari first, and ...

... tche sx\ An Evening Edition of the Fr'ecnan's .Jot,'oi7 is published daily'. in Lime for poet, containing all the latest H-omen1 and 'x reign Telegrams, Stocl: and Share Lists, Markets, andcl Ge neral Ne ows of the day, up to the hour o. ?? to press. C ¶L'nE great struggle between PrInCa PISAneCx c and the Catholic ...

... KILDARE PROTESTANT DIOCESANI I . SYNOD. : I The Diocesan Synod of KIildare met yesterday in the Molesworth Hall. The Archbishop of Duinan presided. The attendance was very limited, there being only about 3O members present. After the transaction of some routine business, signing of minutes, &c., Dr. Joly said that before they proceeded to busi- ness he would direct the attention of the meeting ...

... THE RATRFIMINES REVISIO'S. TO THE EITOB Or THE F.EEM3. I Rathmines, 29-ch Otobcr, 1'V. 4 5th SIR-IU referecee to vour article on the Count. . Dublin revision, permit a .athmines voter to exs7,ain , his unsuccessful efforts to establi'h a legal claim. I ist attended on the first day from half-past ten xuntil half- 2'nd past eleven, kept an important engagement in Dublin. 3rd retutned at one ...

... I THE ST. VINCENT'S 3FEMTLE ORPHAN'AGE. We beg to remind our readers that the bazaar in aid of the St. Vincent's Female Orphanage wfl'l be held in the Round Room, Rotundo, on Tuesday, Wed- nesday, and Thursday, the 1th, lSth, and 19th o the present month. The objhet of the lbazaar is to raise funds in aid of an institution which has been in its operation so great a public blessing. Within a ...

... I THE CORTORATION-THE GAS SUPPLY. hi, Committee No. 1 met on Saturday at half-past 12 v o'clock, p.m., Alderman Draper in the chair. Council. or lor Dockrell chairman in succession., There were also y, present-the Lord Mayor and Aldermen Gregg and sh O'Rorks, T.P., and Councillors Callow, Byrne, French, Meagher, Murphy, Keating, O'Reilly, Gavan and v Franklin. The Inspector of Public Lighting ...

... TO TIIE EDITOr. OF TIHE J FEErI.tY. Dlublill, 'st October, 1874.' SIR-After the completion of Esses-bridge it is probable the Corporation and Port and Docks Board will take into consideration the contemnplated widening of Canrlisle-bridge. MAy object in writing is merely to direct attention to the certain increase of heavy traffie to the north-east of the city, consequent on the rail- way ...

... I (PY PREE AN SPECIAL I7R'S.) LONDON CORRESPONDENCE. London, Wednesday Night. From the occasional notices I have written of the concets at Covent Garden it wvill have becn learned that certain nights are devoted mainly to the works of the ?? celebrated composers in turn. This system ebrates the concerts far above the level of mere en- tertainineuts for promenaders. and is calculated to educate ...

... THE 5TI OF NOVEMBER. SPECIAL TELEGRAM. I'rom our Correspondent.) Enniskillen, Wednesday. The usual orange and blue flags and rimson streamer which decorate the church during the anni- versaries of ?? and August, have been hoisted this evening to usher in the 5th of November. The church bells played their part, and after the the well- known orthodox airs were rung out with ail the en. thuaiasm ...

... THE CATHOLIC MNIVERSITY: I The following Circnlar of the Rector, respecting the annual collection for this national institution, was issued c yesterday _ Catholio University, Dublin, 3rAI Nov., 1874. RxEVn.x DEAP Sm-I beg respectfully to rw' imind you that the 15th November inst., being thie third Sunday of this month, is the day fixed by the Archbishops and Bishops of Ireland for the annual ...

... LITMEIZICK WIATERP SUPPLY. SPECIAL TELEUGRAM. (From our Correspondent.) Limerick, Taesday. At a mneeing of the Corporation to-day, the Rev. Tlhomas Nolan, C.C., of St. Mary's, attended for the .urpose of urging the necessity of providing a better ?? of water to the parishioners of the old town gier~ltlv than that which they at present got from the Local Waterwvorlzs Company. The rev. gentle- ...

... FOREIGN :.TEIJEGRAMS. (BY SPECIAL AND RUTPR'IS TPLEOJAPE) THE CARLIST IWAR. Hendaye, Monday. The Carlists have erected four batteries of 16 cannon to bombard Irun. The bombardment : is to begin to-morrow afternoon, or Wednesday morning at latest. The correspondent of the New York ?? telegraphs from the C arlist head-quarters that on the 28th October three Cuban delegates ar- rived at Estella, ...