... CARDINAL MANNN GN FLU I MATHEW. (By Freeman Special Wire.. .t London, Tqesday'7ight. The anniversary of the birth day of FathbW Mathew, the Apostle of Temperance, was cOnnedS morated to-night by a great meeting at Exeter Hall, convened by the Catholic Total Abstin.ON League of the Cross, Cardinal Manning presideds and his Eminence was supported by the Very ltei. Canon Gilbert, Canon ...

... I MILITARY INTELLIGUNCE., ! Captain John Carter O'Neal, of the 6th (Inmis- killing) Dragoons, will, it is expeoted, rejoin the headquarters of his regiment, stationed at the Royal Barracks, Dabliu, this day, for duty. Brevet-Colonel George P. Provost, commanding the lot Battalion 23rd (Royal Welsh Fsiliers) Tggiment, stationed in Dublin, has received orders send the draft for the service ...

... Tho ordinary weekly meeting of the ?? of the North Dublin Union wos held in the board- ronm to-day. Mr. 11. J. MACFARLANE, J.P.,chairmao, presided. %mcrs W r O'Brion, L G B I ; G MaIcnle, 0 rhorpe, J J Burke, G F Brooke. J P. J Vhyto, Q A Stopbenls, J P * Aldoeran J M'sCnno, P flihbhean, P J Marjori- hanka, Jnbn Burke, Alderman I t'Roiko, J P !1 V MacKvey, J P- J Fltelmnans, S MstmnTls, J P; E ...

... ITgE AUSTAO RUSSIAN. ALLIANCE. (From the Itanes of Yesterday.). We may now look with anxiety, thu61g with Do lerious alarm, at the progress of events which bave e escaped from our advice or control, The ptiost- e ence in tbe Serviau war and the probabiliby that it will shortty expand into a Atusiaii war must bing home moro forcibly than hitherto to the COda: tinental Powers the character of ...

... I KINGSTOWN AND DRAY 0TELLI. I GENCE, I Ripgstown, Thursday. XtwosTOwN TowsaNI.-A special 11heetilig of the Town Commisioners was held to-day at their offices, Lower Geue's-strebtt for the paurpose of consldering what notion should betaken in reference to a letter re ived from Alesrs. Casey and Clay, solicitors to the Dalkoy Town Couamalisloners, for an ?? t6fepgs OD the pccrt of the ...

... 7'M-LITTARY INTELLIGENC.'T Lioutra, Iub Wolstan Fraois, of the 40th (South Devonshire) Regiment, stationed at Limerick' haa been placed undor orders to join the depot eorapiust e hiW regiment with the 5th sub. district at Devonport, for the customiary twb 'years' duty on the completion of the course of garrison inatruction whioh be is at p resent undergoing. Lieutenuat Edward Graham ...

... ?? . . f., ? V.- 0 1 Z E G X. ? T li, j! Kg -, , , 4 1. rx i I : ?! , , . ?, ! ?l - . 1: 'I 0j3y Specals and Aeutei' tlegrab.),' ;X~ . A ITIa~ 'i ; ,, *; ~~i'!-'Blgrads, Wcdiiesdayl; Theie Ooticil df initfers has tp-day die clarelj th!t Fili adpt i gubit ahiStl9O s4 'aeon caa4t is pwopose~,to Swzvna., . Consubl of tihes Gxst Powers. , dA ?? oommanded by DespotYieh - c~ptioda on the ...

... DOCKYARD EXPENDiuITRE. l The following stutouetet has been sept to the 2''iuinc by Aduriral Sir W. Houston Stewart, con* troller of the navy :--Your ceorrespondont, Vigil, dnlobtloss intended to be truthful as well as watchful in his letter on dockyard expenditure, but he has been misneeforined on 501tu0 poiote wbvhit aro so imaportaunt that it may be well to lose no mrte in oflering a ...

... 'Xr. J. L TOOL AT THE 6AIET. After travelling half tbe globe with brightening laurels Mr. J. L. Toole came back to the Gaiety last night for a srlx.night dying visit to fnd his popularity at its zenith, and wvin a fresh crop of triumphs in a field of comedy where he need ae- knowledge no rival. A drizzling mist did not frihteu an audience of goodly bulk from the =hance of basking a few hours ...

... | DU.VAL VESS SPIRIT'UALIS iz - I _ ?? . ?? .. . . . . On Saturday afternoon, at the cqnolosion ,of his midday perforrnantce at the VRotulnda, tr. Charles Da-Vsl, axded by Mr. Wiiaism Somarr as his me. diuws, iatroduced atn exposition of the epiritualis. tic slate wvriting which at presoer;js creatingf 4 muoth exeitesnent ina London. Mr. Da-Vnl, inl intro- ducingthe subject, sad it was his ...

... , Abe,1 . _ ?? ' '&i I pin the. n gedrad Otmigui, . in the, azgs attention, to the ez;7 Ala o1 ntarrl OvFrY ether sabeot. A ds4. ?? ha come over a41 publiQ utterancea, ad lor4 DqIby ha* now a falr fieldi It thse Ruiui Chancellor agsinst Lord Dorby and Sir Henry. )M t; W I now .hsy tell ou, that the vilt here of tbefuee ,ia not an cheerful as was to be ap prehonded. Au;utrl and Pussa are ...

... 'MILITARY INTBEjTfiNCE. - 1* Rojal Highneo %6 Duke of Connaught, tieuternnnt Colonel tcomi~a~ndjpg5 Is li) attaioa Prince Consort's Own Rifle Brigade, stationed at the Royal lamrqobs ubli% tode ovt esrly ester- day morning, ?? by Captain Maurice Fitzgerald, equery; and in'the afternoon he again rode out, aftompanied by Captain Fitzgerald, Oquery, and Captain Hou. Thomas Charles Scott, of the ...