... (By Reuter's and Ordinary Telegraph.) FRANCE, ' Paris, Monday. Lord Lyons, the British Ambassador, has afrived here. The Duke de Nemours is expected here to- night from England. B3usiness was done on the Boulevarts this evening in the Five 'per Cent. Rentes at 13f. 60c. Marseilles, Monday. The new Bishop of Marseilles, preaching to-day, vigorously protested against the atti- tude taken up by ...

... VIllit 'frainan'?i, Oournal! The Freeman's Journal is sold on the Evening of Publication at our London Ollice, 211 Strand and Smith and Son's, Bookatalls, Buaton Statiun. On the following day it is also procurable at the under- mentioned addresses in London:- Steel and Jones, corner of Spring Gardens and Trafalgar-square; W. Everett and Sons, Royal Exchange Flags; M. Pittjman, 2 and 3 Silver ...

... A BERLIN PIf.!r.lsqoR O(N THM IRTSTI LANE. . .- I 'Vt ,, ?? C 1I 'lhe fovcjng is a triunslation oI a letter from Dr. HeisniricZiUsiicnr, Proi. of SaiScrit aud Comparative Philology in the University of Berlin. Dr. Zinumer is the German Professor who obtained the prize of 2,500 fraices offered ly the Italian Government for the I st cssay on the phases of Aryau civilisation nt the ineetong of ...

... I The Hon. C. Trench sat yesterday in the Court- house, Kilmainham, for the revision of the voters' lsts for the Blanchardatown, Lucan, and Rath- coole polling districts. Mr. S. O'Shaughnessy appeared for the Liberals, and Messrs. Johu Mathews and Allen for the Con- servatives. Baron de Robeck claimed as a freeholder in re- spect of lands and premises at Tyrrelletown and other places in the ...

... I HOUSE Fb RNiTUltA, IAjNjUFA4TLU I i . IN DTBLfff. In D ablin for several years baek in the egbfil and chair-making lines there is:piuc4 to .bplan of, for the general opinion has long obtamed .t the furniture now-turned out by oarfurniturre makers is not at all what it was tbirty years ai The .working cabinet and chair-makers liave 9g coinplaiined of the importa'tio of-nferior .>lish and ...

... THE DUJBLIN PROTESTAUT ,SXNLOD. Yester av the annual Ineeting of this Synod waa held in the Synod Hall, Christ Church-place. Hlis Grace the Most Rev. Dr. Trench presided. There was a numerous attendance of members, The report of the Diocesan Couueil was brought up, and, on the motion of the Rev. J. A. Gal. braith. seconded by Henry Alexander Hamilton, teceived by the Synod. The report dealt ...

... CONSTBULARY GRIEVANCES. T DO Tag EDITOB OF TAE FRAEMAN. Cork, 30th September. SBR -I beg to bring under notice the tyrannical way in which discipline is carried out in some of f our stations in Cork. Perhaps the public would scarcely believe that on Sunday evening last, in one of the most respectable localities in Cork city, we had to turn out and clean all the barrack win- dow-a. We had our ...

... FORIMIGN TflLEQ1WagMS (By Reuter's andt (rdi y Telegraph.) ANGLO-AFGHAN ORIISa (Central News Telegram.) London, Monday Night Jt in understood that one great difficulty of the Indian Govnmnt is its absolute IgP-. rgnce of the resolrces at the.diupgsal of sliere Ali. In spite q( GU attempts made for years past to ecrtain the exact strength of the Awoiw's army, it remains a miatter of doubr. Of ...

... (CENTRAL NRWS TELEGRAML) London, Tuesday Night. It is believed that the Indian Government will exercise great strictness in dealing with special correspondents in the forthcoming expedition into Afghanistan -It is doubtful, indeed, if any corre- spondents will. be permitted to go to the front, and the Indian newspapers are already, it is said, engaging the services of enlightened natives, who ...

... VIli _l _ .ia',s - . rae act - 1 1s,\ -1 1 ?? s A , ?? .. ?? . ?? ?? The Fremau's Journal is sold on the Evening of Publication at our London Office, 211 Strand; and Smith and Son's, Boolkstalls, ; uston Statior. On the iollowjinf day it is also procurable at the under- mentioned addresses in London - Steel and Jones, corner of Spring Gardens and Trafalgar-square W. Everett ?? Sons, Royal ...

... I Army, liledical Department-Surgeon- H E. W. Barrington has been ordered to hold himself in: readiness to embark for foreign service aH soon ng ' passage is provided for him, Surgeon Riddick hoes been granted leave of absence from the 16th to the 31st instant. Royal Engineers-Colonel Lennox is granted leave of absence from the 19th to the 28rd in-, slanlt Rlifle Brigade-Captain Buller was ...

... DR.RUMCONDRA COMMISSIONERS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREEMAN. Glasnevin Hill, 8th October, 1878. SIR-I trust you will allow me to explain my reasons for seeking to adjourn the meeting of our commissioners yesterday, and my subsequent pro. test against their arbitrary proceedings. By the Commissioners Clauses Act 1847, 10 and 11 Vie,, cap. 16, all commissioners of townships are bound to take a ...