... MR. MITCHELLE i [IFD. A :- i; PTEOPLE OF. CUFDEN, ?? f _ A. - == _ 2 1 . t .I . 1 On Thlrsoay a n t0Wotdik4 most ?? deputauaon-fitm Cfens ?? by t1ieir brass baud, proceeded to Eylemore where they were. re-r~d r i 'pShit' ?? dprincely man~er:.ie proceesiol1 ?? 8 strjkie ntau indicatiiv of profound .repe96 and esteenm ror the patriotic owner. Allalong the line unmisakabls evidencss of the ...

... TIHE CONSTABULARY. The follow ing trautifcr have talsen place:- I Constable Patrick Meaglier, from Aruglen Sta- f 'lion, Cork, E.U., to llathcuole, att his own request. t Phe constalblo of the ltter t.ti.,n rep~laces him. 2oustablo Aleagher's deipartuio from Ara-len is ,very much regretted by thu inlhabitants. ' Sub-constable J. ?? has been transferred grom ?? to Kiltormer, in Ballinasloe dies ...

... THE ELECTRIC LIGHT INDOOQRS (From the Stadair of Yesteir'lay.) ThlLt the Easit-td of London should take the lead in the introdietion of the electric light forthe jlterior illutnination( of wavrebouses of elegant go1ls is due t.o the enterprise of Nlessrs. vellsand Ce., of Slirelitclh, ?? tile success of their e\hibi. tien l:st ecning iait have 5\ dl rewarded their c:.re ruI zeal. Nothing as ...

... 1 THE - HU RC OF - ?? NC, --.TEE CHUERCH OF ST, -CANICE, . | AGH3A BOE. - I (FrrOU OURt REPQRTER.) The Most Rev. Dr. Moran, Lord Bishop of Os- sory, presided and preached at the sacred cere. monies attending the consecration of the new high altar in the beautiful now church of St. Canice, in the parish of Aghaboe, Queen's County, yesterday. St. Canice's, it will be romsnberdd, wvas dedicted in ...

... O'LE'ARY'S WALKING VICTORY. SPECIAL TELEGRAM. Cork, Fridav, The New York papers brought tok.n:igt give an account of the walking of Hughes ?? OLeirv for the two first days. At the start, whlichl t place in Gilimore's Gardens at one o'ciocl: r the morning of Monday, September 3jti, Hughes went off at a good run, a procecdsng . startling that people met him down for a fool; but it was soon ...

... MILITARY INTELLIGoCEI I - I I - - , - -- - ?? , ?? 7 .. w , 7 ?? . . be- 2n1d Dragoon GuaXds-.Lut..Coleni 6B6td _in has been granted leie. of abseneo frm the 1ah ere inst. to the 5th November. The utdeomntieaed Ft- officers of this regifeot have beeu grated, lave au fronj theilth Inst. t6 the 80th December ?? taine Lee, Prench, and Kay; Lieutenat* 4Qriffitt, Gould, Clerkl Hody, Ottley, And ...

... I We published a leader in our issue of the 2nd inst. in which we made some observations on the letter of Lord Lawrence which recently appeared in the columns of the Tinecs. We ueed the words ;Saviour of Idia in reference to that statesnian., This expression gave rise to a communication from An Observer, who disputes the validity of the M title of the Saviour of India ?? Lawrence, I ...

... 1 ?? N .L ?? ?? ri i1.( l; E4 1 'I ?? i i, -L ALo EUR Ad S . I a . (By Reuter's and Ordinary Telegraph.) RUSSIA AND ENGLAND. St. Petersburg, Thursday. To-day's St. Petersbulrg Gazette strongly re- commends that Russia should 'assist Shere Ali with money, arms, and officers to fortify the passes on which the position of Russia in Central Asia depends. The same journal states that Shere Ali, in ...

... I I (By Aezecsnmb Special Wire.) LONDON CORRESPONDENCE. Flreeman Ofipe, 211 Strand, London, t Wednoeday lIoriiing. There line been uo Cabinet. Council held since 2 the startling news from India perturbed the Fence I of homle politicians, but there has been a tangible t reason for tine absence of a Ministerial assembly, f while there hasbeen nolaclk of communications be- twoeel ?? individual ...

... THE AFGiAN DIFFICULTY. (From the T'imes of Saturday.) It is clear that the Afghan question, whatever its issue, is partly anu lmperial, partly aun Indian one. But it is an Imperial question simply and solely because it is an Indian question first. It is in the intercsts of ludia that we have entered into rela- tions with Afgbanistan, and if wo have to go to war it will be in the intecests of ...

... I 7MTgDROGHEDA BAZAAR, (FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTl.) u The bazaar in aid of the building and complex - tion of the new convent for the Sisters of Mercy in ?? has, for so far, been attended with the r most unbounded success, Everything hasfavoured ir it. The weather has been all that the moat F squeauishl could hope for or desire, and the atten. Y dance, both day and night, most crowded. The ...

... I _. .. _ TR HIM.51. The TlVold 511y½i -I itere - 2 the >tiA dof the 2'tncc( Wi. ipC-,. iil alaigulge *^ufficcTnlOv t l Io n w-rced into nlon e, . lil, t to. l i. Il Jlt-t.ce ?? teo-lt :i b li ecorre jon-enit' otllt L cte ?? ?? \Vedne~dla, U lini itty oxiriont intynilL ( oand mnenta sii ,!lttoit-s ?? I ShOnlld likie to n hoo oau ?? ?? wtltlc deiince 2X iittle ful thl'r 'o i th t .C'i I CE C t ...