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V A I( K S—WA TEUFOlilJ A X D 1.0ND0X :S IM . I.O (available •! Duys) UtClu.vs it .Saloon. -Ilk 0d

,, „ 2nd Clai-s & Saloon , \ias Gil,, „ Ilnl Class & Fore Culiiu, iiCs Otl

K i n c.\s (:tVD .iliil j lu foi l nionlli) 1st (Jlss A; Saloon, Tlia,, ,, -ml Cles&KaloO u , 5'Ja

hi irt l . t r iiil 'nimatioii can be obtained from 31 r,W . llF .m , !nS I'at iick-struel , Cork j Mr. J. 31. JJ U W N K V ,J .'iiiln-ay Tfiiii iiiu ^ j .l.inii'ritk ; .Mr. \V. L>. . M C X A J I A K A,A'lel |.lii Wharf , Wale;ionl ; and tnu K t i iL i .'i.ii 1'A K I .Sb i - t W H - i i oil.i t :".i«)i -t:iiii •Stsilions , t in: Timu Tables ,A mi 'n.n.u>.h l.i.n.-- for CiiOils , Ac., of 31 r. W. J. liesM. I . I., tin: (J i t s -,1 IVcMctn Ct.miiany '.s District Agent ,Ad. .-I | . l i i Wh;nT, Walt,- :l . .nl.

J. ( ; i ! IKI! .SOX, Oenentl Jlanuger.l'i i ( l i l i ii"toii , Xov., \bl l. [iny2b

HF . A I . 1 1 I J-O.-J AM) K I C O A I X K U . —A limilt- ti; Die

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l lr,-, hntt- iil . i l i l l l l i lJl-, l»l l/IIIMll » i- \:,l>, ilustul.r l l lJ . I Ja .

l i n n , &f., i i .- u l l i l i* l i u i n i J l i . i u- l i i . i i .,1 Xm u 1'o H t r , tbri l l , 1 1 ol U v i t i a. 'l I s i it i s i i s- , l-. l i. ' i V d l l hi ; l l , , t > i l i > , iti iU o t lnr,il.u., . ,.l l l . i - > \ M i l H .

l il l b IXV| ( ;L "L'IIO. N > AX1 ) I 'UKaCIM I TIO N - ,i ! l i . -. 'i , t > i l \ . : ili 'I't î i n i 11 ;iN l i i . in j-'i . i t. - l u l j, t t i . -n ir , ,- » ,u,

tin ai. t nl (. tin; ti- 'l 1" t . X h ci-ts .''r)il ( l i t- l)j post oti (L --t- i i : ui 1 u i , 1 1 nn) - l -. i nj , - .

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•- l . l . | . i ! » I f i i t r i i :- l i . l i l l M i' l , M.. IU I . l l . Oil , C u U l lf l l lp , M i l l,

l l . k -i , A l t t l .t ' l l . O' 1 . I- .II. . .'. - h. U1. .1I . . I . , l- . - l l .nl i - l lf l l i l l , Ji-

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Iri i - o i i A . M l u Cut M i i v I' A I I I . X I B — I n . I I . SM I T H , ilui i i i i i n- i i t .-|H.ni l i- i , » I m 111:1} I..- ¦'.. i i - u i ti i l -:i:li ihr Kn-a l i- l¦ . . 1. ( I . I . I .I . !.. I 1 ) , , l.. n i . . i.i i. l i I) . I . . . M a t i n* iti.t 1 i-i. i . l a , . l i'UsI »¦- ! ,.-¦ - , w nl , :i, ; t l .t . : t in I.i i t i i ' i t ii i ) }, .i i n nl- , u t .t , t u i i -l>"! . ." .m l l, ;tL j ,.| - ? i , i , , | . .\ , , i, H-, ,,\ | | |^ a J.-rCII | i l |, , | | til¦ t i . r .f i , - . nil :, « > I ' l -M. ;. n, w i t l : . lOv i t t iu. < . ti iro i n m - '. .1' 1 - ;. ¦ .1 - . ¦ - . : . . 1 , • 1 . . I . i t - 1 . a i l I. i-n.i »n . . in . Ail-¦"¦- - , ! . I ' . ~ s . . n. .- i i ' 1. 1 ,. r ¦ 1,! , I.. 1. . on , U .I .

**'<.- - ¦ ¦ : 1 . .'. : : : .. .1, L ' ?t : . l M i lt L t^ ^r - O lill>hi/.r 01 1 u l Ut l i , at 'll lL Ît ta UtilL'C.

47, QUAY, WATEEFORD

BLANKETS•100 Pairs of BLANKETS, Slig htl y Soiled000 Pairs of BLANKETS, „100 GKEEX FLANNEL QUILTS130 QU SEN SLAXD SUAWLS

D R E S S E S100 Pieces JOB WIXCIES,00 „ .. "DO „ DOMKSPUNS¦10 „ BLACK 11USSELL COIID.'!0 „ I11ISII FLANNKL

A Lot of 8-1, 10-4, and 12-1 SCAHLKTpresent

A Large Variety of ENGLISH, IRISH, and SCOTCH TWEEDS, and IRISH FRIEZESto Select from.

MICHAEL O'BRIEN & CO.(OI'/ 'OSITK THE M A R K E T IIOl'SK)-

¦WIHSTTBIR, F-^SHCIOKTS.

M- POWER & SONS. Have ll.c ]ikasuic to ink im l l ic ir Pni ions t l iat t l i cy l invc received a frcilt delivery of

UW NEWS U I. T A 13 Jj E I-' O It T II i-

C.0.VS1S

KEW C OATIKGS a ml 'IW ELUS,BLACK SILKS ,FRENCH .SI LK I'OI'LIXS,FKEKC 1I 51EK1K0S and KEl'S,KKGLIS11 FliLT (the Kcw Costume Material),Tlie NEW YAlUiOW CI1KV1OT,The NKW YLAKED ditto.

M. 1'. it S. respectfully invito the atteiition of intending Purchasers to the followingC H E A P L O T S :

Komen mid Silk Scarfs, ... L'JJ oneli , woith (id.Do. do., ... Itjd „ >. 8<1-

Wool Handkcrcliiefs, ... Hid „ ,, l3'ld.Do. do., . . l s- lj t l „ » 1» HW

llraided Mcltou Skirts, ..2s Oil „ „ 3s 6U

Also, several cheap lines, too numerous to mention , mISLLT iS, UK ACES, TIES, SG'AHFS, CLOUDS, WOOL JACKETS. WOOL CUFFS

and MITTS, WOOLLEN and COTTON HOSIERS, GLOVES, &c.

2 & 3. BROAD STREET , and 1, LITTLE PATRICK STREET.

BUTLER'S CATECHISM.TO CAT11OLIC CLE1SGY, BOOKSELLERS. &c.

On Sale at The News OJfice ,With the llicommeiiiiiiiioii of the l!iiliO|i of Wntcrl'ord s>ml

U-,niDi», the liixht Her. JJr.O 'BEIK N

A Catechism for the Instruction of ChildrenIIV T1IK

MOST Rev. Dr. JAMES liCTMiP , Aroliliisliopof CaaliL'l and Eriily.

RKC 'OMMKMIATION :"I approve of thiiTEdiiion of tho Right Kcv. Dr.

J AMCS HirriKR's Catechism, and rccommcEd it to theFaithful of theso UioccEoa.

V ij . JOHN roWKH , li.C.Ii." Wiitcrford, Sept. Kith , 1873."Printwl on Good 1'njier, and in large clear Type.Itii" Orders from any part of tho Diocese, sent in

and directed to C. KEUSIOMI , Printer and PublisherU'nltTjwil Jims OHice , -}U King-street , promptl y attended to. The Trade supplied on moderate terms

.May lie had Retail from every Catholic Booksellerin 1 he Diocese.

C H E I S M A S r P H E S Et K T T S 1

OUR BUYER having returned from tho LONDOX MARKETS with a Largo and Carofull ySelected STOCK of

©5" F A N C Y G O O D S , S U I T E D ,- P O ' lt C H R I S T M A S P R E S E N T SWo will , OD MOXDAY NEXT, and following Days, offer samo fot Inspection.

LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S DRESSING CASES,FANCY W0RKB0XES,

• CHRISTMAS CARDS, &c, 4o.

SOLOMONS' SPECTACLES.OiisKRVK—1! " , KA.SSAU ti'lREE'l', DUULIK

(K i o i n h i t cU i i ih t KivtI . Dr. O I1ME> , iii >lmp nf Wdlr i fonl ) .

j 1 I A V K usid M i. SOL UMUN s ?i»cliii:l(^ w i t h at fat ad-X v u i i i H k't; lu (to hiul i i , i ln - i r rimliuK ami c in turu i : )>m-lu-r '.irs p i u v i i i r i l i i liHt II | y i.tln-r kmil nl itln-s or pi-Llilc.

" t !»• O'H K I E .S , l l ih l iop nl Wnii-r ' unl."

(1' l lMi . K t . l i l - f . 1 J | . ( .'U > W A 1 , Llilll l l l r l l i - | l .ll K l l la l . l ." l l . i - • > |iri it'iit 'u I h.iti- I.»1 Inr .dun' t i t i c ot . M i . K.

So 'nliMitt 'ti >(..t-l^c.t-. Miabl.^. tti^ to f l a l i - that they

h ie l l .uLil ly ktm s « li tli :.Htn tl tut - t l i t - ( UM - .in- i t-i . t t i lurt to hi; ih*.inul 111 ri-a'.lui(J , w i t l ing , .ve. I :iin , it.th-f 'l , d'i >l th H r IJ . t l . t U T t d t in - . - I..1II ' tl M ^l . l - ^. i c - l ive t r . , t. 'l tilt- UM- Ll i.lllt-rt:l.i«st-r. -.mil ;n ljlili-s lutd C-.u>t- d tuu ti l ini'lglllt' l l l l lt pl l l l i t.a-tls l i l t ' l lUU Ci.uM III.I 1).' l-l-t 'llltll.

"t llvcu i L'O.NW A T , li -li.ip nf Ki l l i l o , Hallm- i."(Kioui Ibt- Vtn lli 'V. IV»n 0'l tKl k.v, I''(.under ul Hit

( ill limit; Youui; Jlm'i SUCII-I M-*).•' I del iilf.i>un- in bt-uriiiif Itslilnuny tu the fjctllenci ' of

tla- (j !,i,.M> w i ll i ivhit.li I have brt n lu|.p li il by M l . -[.lu-ll, in. .. l lavit i ^' li».ti oiL-dS.un to ctup luy llinii t.ntli d\ tintami tn^ lit d.r tutu. - yt- .it!.. 1 en Mty wi th cut. iiuiy that x Y.vrcll»-l "A tiicli tin y ulluid Htt d tlit; ltM.ibtu ncu whl th (li ry givi -ait tiuiU Lgun» 10 :. rfud.i nr wetter.

" 1(. li. IVHi i IE N , U.I) ., Driin nf L i t t i i r i ik ,Nt wcit stl- , Cn. lii nit-ritli."

" ArddtHcou O'^nl-A i I' .l' ., is ln.|. [iy to irfottn Mr , V..Sulurnuua that lbeS?J>>-t :tai:lt i t-ujijil:ud to him tome lew jearssiiice hitvu been cMimctitl y buctrMj ûl in AfTurdiii i : him t-ai.ebud cunifutt , winch be li»d uot npuiimrul Iroin tbe ulus-ri.mid pibbU, he I IK I I hi-t- ii unitit : |.itviou-l). ArtbtleatotiO'.**bt'a has nuw enjoj intitt in rt -aditi ^ ntnl writin g by dity uri.i g hl , alid ln?» >ig bt ulipfarh lo bav«- bi-fti stn ll^tlii-ned uudniipr.iTed. l ie conîdern that lie is indebtt-d tu Mr. boloioon-.'^p.clatlrs lor much i.t thu Wncfit tk-tivt -d.- li.ill y huli', Co.Kilkenny. "

" Catiiiti KOLEY , P.P., tegs to iiifoiui Mr. Soli.mon.i thathis i-ptTtacles bave been very batihlnclur y, hta si|( lit is alwaysi.t eaû when u't-ariui; tlieiu , iind thi-y ure the only *pfctaclrshe end make ma of without ft-tliny dntli»r. in K renults. Theirudoptiott tot tbc past h't i va ytitrî h^ i flublcd him tu bjpre>sllns upimuu, bi'.d to (.tn.ug ly recomuit-ud nil tltniruus til i-ii-jo; u,g the u'lv.mlB r:e ol pusirving their »i |(ht tu us.' .similarass ixliiuti ..—Cork.

iKi om Vc.\ Uev. Canon M. J. M'D OS .SKLL , P.P., V.F.)" 1 havu ii'u-il gluait M for st-veriil ytHrs ami "»ve tletivcd

fi IIII I Mr. Solomons ' Spectacles alone prtlt-ct reposo lur thee}) 1, in addition tu tlio grtuieat pu»iblc i-Ht ti lo it.

" M . J. Canon M'D OX .MLI., I'.l'., Y.F. , I.i«iuw i :l , Kerry."(From the Kt-v. PAIIUCK I.AV JS I .LI:, P.P.)

*' I J K A K M U— 1 havi: l-.ed fur ûtue tittie Uiiui ; ytiut- SDI-C-

Imlf , erpc-cially ut ingli l , nail aiti happy tu i i i fui iu y iu .wi i htheer t -a l i s t b-ntli l , "I"1 uvi-u cotnt..rl . 1 I. HVO latel y readMil l ) Il ifin fur ibrti! hours uniiiltiiuplidly ut ui^lit , withoutthe .-l>i; l i le 9t iiicoiivtiiieuco or distress ul si ^li i.— 1 am, j-t.uratt u lj , " PA TRICK l,AVtLi.K ,J l l.l'., Coiit:, Co. Mayo.

" l'u Mr . Solomon", Opticmu , lJubliti ,"M r. K. 5-OLOMOS O'. Speclaciea hate been uttt l by t 'tninitil

Mi mWr> ui llic Faculty, the Nobility, Clergy, &c, itidiidiii Ktl .e laic I.011I Chitl Justice ul liebnd. n,e .\laii|ais ol CUu-iic.r.ir , l i t e K HI I of Itotlt -tt , I.oids Vnui ol llHtruv drn , Clon-btock , Duiibojne , Alhluiuutj i hi> Giua- the Most lti-v. Dr.M ( i t t l i jtun , Atchbi>liop ol Anumili ; I,,, Gr.ito tbu .Mostlit-v. Dr. Lriiby, Aichbishop ol C'tishel ; Hi ihi \Ux. Dr. .Mo-ru . t ly , li:l,lii p of Ke i i y ; Idght KrT. I) i . Uiiliy, llishop oljAuiu nrc ; Kiij li t 1'" U'- Dorian, liishop ol J)o»n uuil Coil -t .or; ll.jj hi ltev. iJr. IiUj iâu , liishuj i in Cli.nl.-rl ; Hi. I'.ev.l) r It )ti n, bit>l- i.|i "I Kl l l uloe ; lttg itt Itc? l)r 1'uwrr , liltbop(.1 W a t t r f o i i l . Af., Af.

•„• 1V I ...,IH 111 the couuiry call bet u , plied w i th .SpittacUsic, by JV-I . lir|..iit» J iiompll y .itlitided to. liuprt v .-dTil, M-.i |. .» ,0pii.i , liiC'', ''¦"' 1''rld '" ti i also Micio-to|.e»..I in*-si liit j. ltri Mtt; prices ; HaiuuieUr u , 'I livriiiniufcleis , MaîcL.inleili;. ic.

(.'AL'THlN¦ !— I" con.-iquince ol iiuiiuiuuj uttriiipts »limposition , il is iii- ct-»»arj to note- Mricll y imttie m,i| H1|.il l ,>, . , anil 10 oUeivu-Ouly to lie had ol Mr . K. boLosioss,Upiician (piolessiouidl) tatal 'liMitd lu J^tblm 50 years). •

CAUTION !- lu constf|uence ol iiuinirous ailetuptii atiuipopilion , ii is nrci-BSu 'y lo noie nan.e and ml.Ire.., endto pa ri i tuiai ly hear in uiinil , ihut .\|a. K. hOl.UMUNSDMiY Kstabli ^htneut is

NtiaiU-r MXKI 'EKN , NAhSAU. STltfc r;T, DUHL1N ,(Kl i lrat i te I.) II ALL l«i<.»|, « 11 Inn ('(¦.¦ .1. or . I Jftirmi-nt.,Ini l i l in . H i , connexion uitlt uny <t(/ <er Aoti.u or person ofMint , s imi la r or ut l ier name. S O AGKN' l b OR I H A -V K I . I . K I l S l-; in|ilu>ed. [nu'- l ) - . o « J

M M . 1 I . I ..N .\ .\ - Al ' >TIU'.KT , I ' l l , I . I N . ONLY .

} \AL l ' l 'KSSY l'USTA(.;]¦: CAI£L >S.!': ..cscviptioiiB of Printing ou sucli Cardsftft) " Anecnli-a at 'i'UK WAThuir uKi) Nk.\v s oAce.

AND QUILTS-at oa. lid. ... worth 7a. Gdat 8 11 ... worth 12 G

at 5 5 ... worth 8 Gnt 3 91 ... -worth. 5 0

nt 03. 2}d. ... worth 0a. id, . . . at 0 3J ... worth 0 6

at 0 8i ... worth 1 0nt 0 8 ... worth 1 0fit 1 0 ... worth 1 3

and WHITE FLANNELS, considerably undermarket value *.

GOODS !1' K E S E K T S E A S O N ,

I S C Of

I '1 he XEW BEADKD SATIN SKIIITS,j NEW UEVEliSIBLE SHAWLS,

OTTOMAN STBIPKD do.The NKW WINDSOR SCARFS,NKW IIOSIKKY and GLOVEP ,NEW MUFFS and COLLAUETTE S,New Ti'.-s , bliivis , Collars, Btlts, Uvaces , Ac

Embroidrj rt'd, .. 2a !id cnth , worth 'is .'id.Vnricgntcd , ... Us yd „ ,, T>s Oil.Embossed, .. •!» 0(1 „ „ (».- (id.Black qo.il tcti Al paca do. Ss l id „ „ 7s lid.L'G iuch heavy Wina-yo, 3J<1, 4i<) , -j }<), mid £Jd '+> yd

H E N R Y W H I T E & C O .TEA AND WINE MERCHANTS, &c,

fgf 50 and 51 QUAY , WATEKF011U.Nearly opposite the Market House.

WE bog to clrrw tho public ottentton to tho VERTCHOICE STOCK or COODS which wo nro now

oQ'ering fit our New EElublishment at abovo nddress.Our No. 1. TEA at 3s. per lb., is particularly good

value, and is giving much satisfaction..Good Black Tea as low as 2a. per lb.Fino Assam and Green Teas.

VEKY CHOICE COFFEES.

Wo have also a LARGE STOCK OF WINES nbottle in grea t variety, which aro equal to any offeredby the trade. ,i'inc Old Ports from ... ... 2-Is. to 40J. per dozeD .Shenius (1'ale aDil Golden) ... ii-ts. to 3Gs. „Finu Marsella lSa. ,,Clureta Vis. to 3fis. ,,Light Clarets (in pints) .. 0a. to Ha. ,,

Also—liass' l'alo Ale, (iuinuesa's Doublo Stout ,Mineral Waters, Limerick Kacon and Hams, Ac.', ir.

rnij-î.fitn]

The O ld-I stablished IRISH HOUSE¦14, PATRICK STREET, WATEKFORD.

JO1IA KOHI N SON Oog-s (o infot-m his numerous1'rii . iuls and the Public , that ho has acquired

thu l'ropriecon-hi jiof the abovo well-known Eatubliah-inent , whicii ho has recently KK-OPKNED, and isprepnred to .Suppl y (iltOCEUIES , WINES , JJ KAN -1JIK S , yi'Htl'I'S , Ac., &c, which will bear comparisonwith any in the Tni'Jo,

Ifcir He is SOI,K AGENT for 5Ies?rs. ilUSOTTEmill ( i l J t A H U , Wiui. -aiiil liraudy iliporters, Bordeauxand Cognac.

W iit t rrlotd , 1st December, 1873. tl

MlClIAEJi DOWNEY ,Couiininissioin , Forwarding, and Ship Agent

Opr c-.VJ, MK nci lAX'M' QUA Y, WA T£li l UllD.\mil i .i r

WHOLESALE AND RETAILWIKE A hD S PIRIT STORES,

B0 Cj UAY , <uid Corner of CONDUIT LANE,WATKRFOliD.

W I L L I A M P O W E Riicgii respectf ull y lo intimate to hia Friends :>>• " ihi-

Public generally, that ho baaNOW OPEN , tbe above STOKES, where be l.op^,

by strict attention to businesB, und keep ingtho very JJEST WINES and SPI1UTS merit aBhato ol jMitrona ge.

UOL'S K K K K I 'E RS will liud it their interest to patron-ise the above Btablishmcnt.

Ifi}" I'leuiji. jbservo tho address :No. 8G THE QUAY,

(Cornel1 of Conduit Lane),f2S WATER FORD.

CASSELL'S CHOICE

p OPFEES,CKLEI illA TEU FOK G H E A T S 1 U E X G T J I AH

FULL FLAVO UR.

CASSELL'S ORIENTAL COFFEE consiststil u scitctitm ol tbe tiiit 'iit gtowth ^ ut Ettat Judia.

In the urutcs of ruitsdug and yrir.Jiug the lull slreugthiiKlline itruitiu me prtu rviti , tendering it equal to the Cutlet! somuch |irmil m Ol t lKNTAL COUMT KIKS. THE l'KH-KKCT1ON ul COKKKE. I'rice 2i. per II. .CASfciELL'S COFFEES ure also tupplied at

Ik., In. 4J.. Is. UJ., Is. 8J., und 1,. 10.1. per It'., by Gro-t. rst l iruu ^ huut l iclanO , in Cniister* unii oir-ti ^bt hackufieiI rum tnie uunt-e lu une (loiiiul.CASSEL'.S COFFEES have secured tho most

.Vldr-tpread rt-uulut iou , MUtl tbuy J.uve ueL-u htKl'l yeîeeuicil Awi t-xten.iiTfly UbCit tliroui thi ut Jteliind lur ucarl\A yUAKtKK OK A Ch.VlL'KV. Aj k at jour(trover * lor C' MIEH 'II Corrkt, IM! be buie >uu iret iherig ht Article. (n6-ly)

Sfi'l 'LIED WHOLK SALK lirCASSKLL , SMITH & CO., bO t'JiNCUUKCU ST.

L O N D O N ;<g£S~ And Sol i l by C'vuccra tlacrughout Ireland.

COUPELLE, De ROOS & Co.'s PREPARATIONSA i'litaU AtiSpKTWEiS T of tho followingii l'ir|iar . iiiuit> liate ju»t btrn received at Tut K v w nOrticf , Ki t i > ; - h t i tx - t, Watciiunl , I K .III CourtLLB , 1)K Uoo ait Cu., l.uii.lun : — Ciutl:e Vita.-, or Vegetable Lift! l>rtip», tbegnat remed y lur NcrvuutucM , &c.

Ur. DB HOOV (.'uinpuuod Kt'iial l'ill «, for l'aina in thoback , itravt-1, rlimmatism, nout , <tc. Price It. ljd. tu 3Uaper hoi. ."lec iidvt -rti-.er uenl eltienhere lor pi iHtulnra.

l) i . U R Jtoos' Verfrtoble Life Pilln, lor reuulatiDR theilomiit'li inul (Lai ikin i : the lilu.'tl .

Jin.I..me C'wi PKLI .K 'U Il;ti /-Ktsto tiug Kluid , n-liit h limlifoii luund Ki.ml. i l u l l v t-llicaciouj in bringing the hair tol ior ik 'i i i r l ciilur j al-o , CooPEI.LE'n lln ir Dye.

(i UN SMITHS A N I J JJKALKHS IN ALL KINDS OrAiiMUNJTI OJfB.

p O M M I W S A N D C O . , ««, UUAV , WATE1U0KD

H O T ti I. M

KELLY'S CROW N HOTEL,MONCK STREET, WEXFORD.

Tt HIS iB a Central.and Comfortable Hotel , in which-a. everything can be bad Ok tho most moderate

terms.83T Best Dublin and 'Weiford Spirits ; also Brandies

Wines, Porter, Ale, &c. (aul5-tf.)42j* Cars on Hire- at the shortest notice.

D V B L I S .The European Hotel, Bolton Street.

ri WE EUROPEAN ia the largest, the best situate,J_ and the most comfortable Ilotr 1 in tho City. Alimodern improvements havo tr 'n recently introduced,and tho catiro Honso papered, pointed, and decorated.

Twenty Suites of Apartments for Families. Draw-ing Rooms from 2B. 6d. to 5s. Sitting Booms on thoground floor free of charge.

55f' Soup, Fish, Joints, Fowl, ana Entree in CoffeeRoom and Restaurant, from Two to Seven o'Clockduily. Bed, including Sorvants, 2s. 6d., 2s. and Is. 6d

[m31-tf] J. JIOLON'Y, Proprietor.

D U B L I N .Commercial & Private Lodging House

49 J U R L B O R O U G n STREET.PARTIES Visiting Dublin esn be accommodated,

with or or without Board, and all tho comfoitiof a home, on Moderate Terms. [o25-tfj

IJ2? Situation centra) , close to Sackville-etreet

RECLINING and SHOWER BATHSWith on unlimited sapply of Water, now open

AT the TURKISH BATH KSTABLISHJIENT,PARK ROAD , WATERFORD.

The Turkish Hath is pronounced by tlio highestMedical authorities , mid by the many thousnndfi *»bohave used it , to be tho very best remedy in existencefor the prevention and euro of disease, and for thepreservation of hc-altb. au7.

M U S I C

MR . B I L T O N , PROFESSOR OF MUSIC«gn\'O. 18, H ENRIETTA S TREET.

Terms , on app lication. (\I-l-3mJ

ALTERATION OF PREMISES.GREAT SALE OF PIANOFORTES

1S1POR1ED divect from tho Manufacturers, Mossrs.C'OLI.AUU <fc l.'OLLAKD , KlBKJIA.V, DALMAIXE , Ull lXS -

JI KAII , Ac, &c, at(J. A. JONES' MUSIC DEPOT ,

1 J (i , (,' U .1 )' , II A I 1: U F i> It I) .II A R MO N I L ' M S in great variety, English and

I'roiioh make ; Violins , Cornets , Concertinas , Drums,Fluted, Banjoes, Music Boxes, ic. &c,

AT C. A. JONES'M U S I C L K S l 'i a U L I 1 M A H Y , WATEHFOH U.

20,000 NEW SONGS and P1ECKS, at OSK THI I D

the Marked Prico for Cash , tho entire STOCK nowSELLING OFF AT A GREAT REDUCTION !

previous to Alteration ot PretuibetJ.

C . A . J l i N E iIM l ' d l l T E l i nf l ' lAXUFOl i TES , J I A U M U X I U M S , §'c

VM y U A Y , WATKRFO KU , A.N I) l iAUWELLSTREET, C'LO.\.UhL,

I>C(.'S to call special attention 16 his. i-xt ci isiveTUNINU.-¦.) ..1 U K P A I l t l N U ImniiiL'ss. llij 'luuui-s visit all the-¦. - i t 'tn.-ru ami Midland Counties ul -liulttud Quarterly.

l J" PitmolorteH anil tifii-uioniums hired by the.NIDI .Hi ur Yi-a r, with oJ itiuL to purvhutiu, und on theTlr.. . Vi.'ars' sv^tc-m.

. A. JO.NEti ' MUSIC WAREHOUSE.( . .ckcttn.y, At t 'heiy, Croquet, i.nd other Gumi'h .a'.

UMi .- i i i i l ly Luw Price.-" . finvl-ti

JUDSON'S DYES-IS Colors, 6d. each.

RIBBONS , WOOL , S I L K , Fl .ATIIKUS , completelyOy cti in Ten jl i i i Uto , wul iout zutl ibg tJ.-o 1J;IIJJS.

Full i n a l r u c t i i f i i f .¦mj j i l if .l . Oj all CUumis Uauti btati '/Ut 'rs.

JUD SON'S DYKS. - DW .NO AT HOME .— JUl. SOX'hsin>].lL- DYKS are tii. ist u.tlul ami IW I U H !. Ribb.>n>,

aill( SUI M U article ut drem cu..t- na ll j. l.^ ti y . il HI ;. lutt IlnniK trd WHllOUt sulllliK Ibe hrtlld:. ,v:ult- i, uiiig.- (it ti ,ci:it> t u(i , (t .i i uvt -, [iuiolf , piut , {totict-a u, clatel ,ic.

JUD SON 'S UYK.1?.—l'jioTocibirBic PAPSB P OSI T I V B >or l 'HOTOTClM.-. >buuM Lv ili(n,«l it. lio. « HIM »t.d U.cnsul.uiitttcl lo II hu! bath of J UUaON'.S UVES. bo.iutilu!ellt-cl» nre thus j.roJuct- 'l in (i tceti , l'tnl , Utunt i , MII U Uiun^dtlii-r eolouis. — L'M- Jtidsoii 'n J^t« lur guttinl l iut iuglD^r jtiur CHttfi"iif .Yi?iti - .

JUUsON '.") Dl'tS.— FsilNIl , GBl^ts , yLOKHB ", lltil ibEA*wRi ;n iu»y be tl yt-tl ino^l tsquimle ctilour.., ^rttti , criat.fan , puiplr , Miirl tt , Ac, by &iu.i>l ) dii>piU)e tltcui in t. vulu*tit/ii ol JUbb(jN '."> DYtb. Llialuj u-s Huuquula may btcu^.ptM-d.

JUDsON '.S DYES— I SK — 1111— IMC .— A SiipcnnjBottli - ol JUD > ON 'b DYE Viu '.t- l , Jtcii , cr Manila, willUl.ikt! hall u pint ut briltiani writing tuk in ou.: tuiuu(« bysimply adding linl Wunr. KK-pulil Ink for Liulm.

J L ' l i SU N '!) HYEs—Forioluu ninjArcl.itii -turiil l'lan> , it-.Much t iLUUi t - tun) he rHVid ill (jiindiun up tulours lo n utn-lutui (ml . I'll. \ n.i.} be Ubird either w tt Ji utusb or prti ,Ron-. P i iik , Puiul r , Canaiy, Cuintcu , UiHtipt - , Oretn , biui-,Ma|:riitii , uiiil 12 otlirr S I IBII I-S. 'lbcj dty quickl y.

J L 'l 'iO N V liYE>.—Kur MaimiiK Wuoil . Diluted withvt'at rr , tla-y sink dtt't ly into ll.u tibtt- antl Hil l uot rob oil.Tiny tuiui the uiuiit t-ttiioii-tcal btuin on n-coid. l ig litllroun tor .\l ;iboij aii> tolcur is t-sit- lltnt ; No. 2 Black torWi il i iul ; Citliar) lor sillti ; alsj , b'lttk , lavt-tider , Iti ugtiild ,mill tnnuv nlhtr colour...

MXl 'KN CE I'KU liUT l l.K OK CHEMlaTS AMIs'l Al lM. \ i :uS K V K l . Y W H K l i E . ul3.6ut

M-:K I ;IAI you «LT JUUSOA-S DYE*C U K E F O K A L L

HOLLOWAY'S OIWT1VIENT.ri'JJ E IUAUV ANU KEI.IABLE llKiiLDY.—ArmedI utlh l l i i * 1'iyMi - i J u aiiliJuie tn ili?t-03.- , uvety ui^n is

hi. I . WII l . t i i i i ly plijMcian. Tins ti^l l l .>pi:al aurêouâilui:: i'.» uii imrii i lei i i l mill l i ta l in « urtui- .. KoteKU Uu-111 nn.. i.:^ Muuiim Hi u>u n> tl .t i i u.ivnl .111.1 i tnli iar y~Yi viu» , and in-.nkiu.l lhiuutthout tin- vs utld trpoa tB ibboiii.o-i toiil iJinc- iu i iscuml rvr propi-ilim.

tiu tr, H i i K L ' i t .Kf i > i i , AM' h)H.Tc '*. — 'I J,r -> . ate anio],g

tli e in. .- 1 t t tn t l i - ..i.d ,I \L > I .> 'U ^ tlêa.- i b tuuhich 1 lie huumliI lalnu it ûl.Jt ¦ct ; )cl 111 tli«-ir ui.t.l lotu.> , ..n.i when h.- .u) .Ili lllj lucuil.blr , i l l ') lllnapprar Ull.l t- i " peisivt mix npp lit'a-tit .n i.t tin* M-< tl> iu(t at.O |...tvttlni Oiiii tbt - iii , 11 ^rittdltthlioti be {Mid to (be priait-d it .att utdon \u..pi't-.l roundeach put.

huhK TH R O A T , Dii'Ttitmi , QU I N S E T , M IMPS , 1511 ALLl lEBi SUtUKMS Oil 1 UK Cllksi A»l) lllU»T.- ll , uu (benppctnllt'e Ol any ot tlie»e Uêa-cs, Ibe Oiului- lit b« welliubbeJ , at 1< »»t tbrte tmius a day , upuu the uttk and upperpj tt ot the cbt» i , *o its 10 pturirale to the glands—the»ui> t cases wi l l Ju - M in » co»-piii»i.i.n ..lior: time,gartictilitil y it l lollo«aj 'i> Pillj be ukm iu jpprupnate auieut< * punl y tbe bluutl.

H A D Ltus , HAD H KEAM O, Uj-ctBi.t-'a .-ohK? , A.N D OLD

VV I - C N U S . — Vlui.y tl iouhitiids ot m i t i i t i^ it t t i i i thi; ubove

1 , . . i i i ln l l»vr lounil lltt! aluio>l tl i>uppuit>blr ; but IU

• .1 '» Uintui iui I'.- 6n»t j toil tiCcu nuliy rubutd U(«,ti.¦i.d the pait» KlUflMl , 11 will quickly pcnelia' i; tu

it . . ... t i l . .* ol lh> - i v i l ; t-ase Ilia) be i-.ilrl y gu.uaUt.-tt: , alillOl»ta ^. <: i i .eu Irotu (be syalt'iii . Zsotbiti g cau be u.ott-»III.|.I . 1.1' tut.r than the uauuti in vshicU il is apphrdliolb.i. k l.n.rc rault a iy ibitu tt» at-llou ou tbt - botlj , t,. Illlut-.ili} auU cnnalitulioually.

'lUK l loTUtB'a F B IBSU — SKIS IIISIAOE:. HuWKVKbDKSl 'KKA lt MAV Dt UAblCALLY C'CUIili .-- ^C.|:U l.t-uu.,Kill , blotchta ml tbe hklt l , scrululoua sute.-., kil ) ^ 5 e lu , .,i,usuc-b like allections , j if-n 10 ll.e win'- i l |. '.>>u of tbi- tiu.Ointment , provide.1 it be wel l rubbe.l »rt.uud the btltctt -dpatta t-^'o or tbiru titnt is H dt>\ , HU J ILu i'tlN be takeuaccordiu« lo the printeil tliructioua.

A CtBTAIN CCUS POE 1'ILK9 AXD FlSICLAS. —TIlOU-sainls ul j itisolu outlet excruciating ago;.)- lor ye.irs liouitlu-u leat lul cutLpla iQIs llirou^li lube delicacy. Anyone >pi-urtcniig hhouKI al oucu purchase u l'ut ut llolluway 'i.Oitiluicut , rend tbedir .ti iott . which accoiupauy it , art uponthem to lbs letter , auJ ho wi l l , without difficulty , lucctvd iuobliterating every vts li ge Ot these haniMlDg CoUlplalllH.hvth the Ointmtntl and Bi l ls ihould b e u s e d i n t k t f o l l o K -

ing Contp tatnts.Bad Legs ^

r<»

(a"U) Scaldsi)ad Uremlii ' Kwlulai Sure fhroatsDunn Guut bkm Disoaieiiiumoii B (jlaudulnr Swelling! bcuivy .L'bilblatus Lumoagu h'oro llcadiChapped llauils X*il«r» Turnout.Contracted and Stiff Klituin»tism Ulcer«

Juint, Sore Nipples U'uuu'l.Tliu Oiutiut'Ut sad Pill s aienuld ati'tufmur HOLLOW AT 'I

EstHbhsl.uietil . o33, Oxlord.btrevt , Luuduu ; alsu by nt-arljrevery lefpcclsblc Vrtidor ol Medicine throug hout theCivilized NS'i.tld , in l'ola ..nil LSuxen, al le. lid., 2s. 9J.,it. Bd., llh. 'i-i ; and Xi *. t'acb. Tho bUialUul l'ul ul Oiut-lucnl contaliib one ouucu ; aud the auiallvtt Uox of PtIUlour dozen. . ..

Full punted dit tctiouj are affixed tu each Pot aud Boi ,and can be had in any lanûaê, even iu Turkish , Ar»bic ,Armenian , lVrnuu, 01 Chiucje.

10 BE G1VKN AWAY IA New Medical Woik oa Marriagu, tbe cause and core of

premature decline iu man, NerTOUi Debility, Impolency ,ic, with Kulto lor retntning ceiuiu disqualification* thatdestroy ihu hatiuiueu of Wedded Lite , or

T ^ V E K Y AIAN HIS OWN D O C T O RJli i'ur Two Stamps lull'erers tnaj avoid tbe numerousimpostors who send Ibeir books for uothiun, publish le.li-mouials which they writ. tbemseUe.,. factitious itviews fromimaginary Journala.profetn to core disease, with inslrnujeolainstead of Medicine., and other absurdities as crnel as theysre deceptive.

A phyn iciao , 25 veitrs extensivel y engiged in tbe treatmentot Debility »nd tli* vatic.!-! menial and u.-rtuus alitctu.ni re-sulun,: ihert l iu ii . , wi l l - i ¦: I'". «» """fl ol T»o l'tniij-Stauipa !o prepaj jiuf '.'.f- . a | ..u.p l.l. t • - - "t,.,i.:u t- his bi |{li:jt.it ci- .M 'ii l "ixi t.ul y eai> .until" ul . *H " aii the luiessai)i.irM:r.(:tt ius »ud dirrfllt -in O) B i i f l . •bit ."-r* IBaV COW[ht-ois.lvr» al trinuiij f».. A.ldrei.9 i.r. LiW«, Medic»\

cblmbvr , 14 Uand Court , Uoluori, Lvnaoa.

I M P O R T A N T N 0 T I C 1JOHN RYAN & SON, BUIi,DEF;S,

Beg respectfull y to K'V C Notice that they have"D EMOVED their OFFICES and WORKSHOP SJLX) from the Scotch Qaay and Canada street totbe raoro commodious and central Premises', latel yknown aa Mr. JOHN WI MOM 'S

TIMBER YARD, BOLTON SYUKiiT,Where .'i l l tirdi rs R'.I.I! rcci-ivn prnni) :^ a l l c i it i o n .

J. 11. & H. mkv this i.pi - i .Kttt . i ty of f u n iit .c uiKthat thfv lire f.rt y *\:i ii .'.¦ Mjpplv j a l ' l i , H .-i!.-out J i l l l i d *

im or mak ing A'l. r.- i L i . . ! ! - , wii.liWINDOW rHAMES, SAait)..-, b.tu '.t.:, 'fl i l M M N ' ^ .

And every oilier description nl J o i N i i w ' '¦• ¦¦¦ <

ull ready for fixing, mndu l i ' in i ll -u i>t- .- t ¦> ¦ •'-

soned Timber, and by oxpi-rienct . Tradivnicn , -.. -rl;-manship and materials ûarnntutU. and on t. m.- tocompete with any Imported ur M thirn-n : rk

8ST PLANS und ESTIMATES uri?pt.r<-ti ;.LH . , : . • : i.. .ifree, on application to

JuHN RYAN & SOX ,j/3-tf 1 Bulton sti i- i - ( , W . I - . ' . i'i.

BOYS' CLOTHINGSCHOOL DRESS mo ij EA-SlDK SU1T.S,

(R E A D Y - M A D K).SS~ B 0 Y 8 ' H A T S AND C A P S ,

ri *.HE above being a NEW BRANCH ..f our Husi-JL ness, tbe Stock will uo round Lmp.- :n, .i At-

trac tive, its chiuf cbnrftcteristics l . y E x i k i M K l . VJIODERATE PaicBs, combined wi th GUI/ K . MA I I -:I I I .\ I. -- .n'lFlShlO.VAULK STVLE.

LADY'S UOMESPUN COSTUMK.This FASinoNAnr.p. DRESS ia made to cnli - i- in our

TA )I.OJI I .VC DicPAKTaB.VT, or tbo ilaU-nal tiwt l ) ,y thuYard at llanurueturers' Prices.

85T Our Stock of LADIES' G LOVES is ivuith y olattuttLion.

/'. TUBIN S- SONS , QUA Y, WATKltFvUV

SPECIAL NOTICE

01. f OF KILKENNY CABKIAGE 'W0EKSTIJ031AS O'REILLY , PJiOPlfJK'l OJ!.

(Sit ccrttor to )> '. Laiv lvr).

Mil. O'UEILLY begs to inform thu Nobil ity,

Gentry, and Public of tho County ami tulj uii t .ing Countiea that Business ia KESUilED in the aLtiVtold L-stablished Factory. A lorgo variety ol Ciiri-i.- igi .-a- ,Cat-fl , Croydona, ic, on bunds, and every deycriinio nof Carriago . C'ars, &c, will bo found equal to Dublinor London Built. sly.tf$m" Hepaira donoio snparior Rtyle , at Low Piicc-i.

LOASH vn DEUE X IUKES or VEJ iESTUHE STuCh

LOARS ON .CALL OR DEPOSIT.ri^HE D1KECTOKS oe THE WATEKFOD D & Ci- xni.u._L lltKLAXD ItAILW AV COMPANY (for tho pUI[IO.-(! ofHKI 'LACIXG tho INSTALMENTS of the U O V K l i X -ilE.NU LIMN und BONDS falling due) are pre/i.-ireil ,uniil lurthur Notice-, to Accept LOANS ON JIO UT-GAGE BONDS at 4J per Cent., payable upon OnuYear's uulicv, or for such term ot lo>rs as may bt:tixed ; and fur tho Debenture Stock, haviuy tt iuiilpriority with the ilortgago Bonda, bearing, Ititi- ifit at•li per Cent, iu perpetuity.

They K I JJ WHO accept LOA.N'S t>n } I '.: , 'L . >IT ,bearing Interest at 4j J'ii K CtNT, payai/ie on U M;i ear's ootice ; ut 4 per Cent, payable ou Six Muniii * 'Not io«jBt , 3t per Cent., puyuble on Three .MOII ;: I »'notice auti ut, 3 par Cent., pav-abie uu ot:c- motitli 'auolice.

I'd- the year ti.Uiny 1:5th llareh , 1.-.74 , i 'r> i::.;!'.. -ld-ct-il'lt. «t.-re l'ao,?l<> 7s. 'Ul.- the "A'fi ' .: ¦ : , i < ¦¦ulhi-t- Lipfii>i..!' I ' t- 'i .^ Ltid.ali'J i l ly . :'. : - . i. . . .ib...i.t ,t-i- . ; J. . ...: I , , . , o , ., l. -i • t. ,. .: :. , . . . . . . . . , .I llL' t i l l ] ' > • i ¦ I i . . . . • ¦ • I < - ¦. • r . ¦ . - ¦ i *

l ilt) pa} l. ,t 1 . 1 ., , t, | . , -(: ,.-., | V f r i i i-i - , k- . . !,.- ,- . :- .

tutJ lu stir; .u; U I V I I - . :.! ..; l i . M ..i' i ; . i , , i . i . . . .They v. i l i , c-v.rry Uali'-y tar , ¦:• I .. I '•; .. .n.- i . !.!• ¦¦- : : : ¦ : :.

Statement ahon-iug the lull |>j ri. ... .n> an I .', , . , , . . iof the several Loans duo by the I ..mpai.v.

Applications to be addressed to the u:»u-f.-. i- i . ..-. . , u:tbe Conip.my's Oth'cea, Watertoru Tenu-iMi ..

iBy Oraer;,WlLLlA.Nl WlLLlAAis, . -, i . .-¦:,, _,

Waterl'ord , ilay ^ûd, Ib74. n.!:." i I]

KLVANS & KLA1. L,PL ' B L l C ACC0L> ' lAMb m.t. ,-. l ),; -,t, l..-

LA .NU and lNstSA.vtn At ;tM..,Off ices— 3S, L Oh'ilt OhilU&V <t t / l > , J l l . l . l .\.

i. i l . l ^L

27, BABKU.N StHAN U BIKhh'l , VVA I ' K ! C M J l : I ISvy tunbcr -l^t , I."s7 —.

H E N E Y A U D L E Y & CO .17^7 II1LE roturniog thuir uinceiu and gt-a '.t- iui* • uckuowledgmODts to thu public fur Uu.

eiteD6ive Patrouago hitherto bestuwtil uj iui.them, beg to acquaint their kind j.atiotj .-. thatthey have- added to their btocfc , u all Depart ,memo, c o a f i n a i s c :UKOCEJIIE!) and OILS, l'tuton- iivITALIAN GOODS, COLOUHS, CH A X I I L /.KV ,

DilUCS, CoilD.VCK ,CA.NVA b , tVc,

which they cau confidentl y recommend.N.B.—SOLE AGENTS in Waierlbrtl lur I'tucoth

and BUCHA .N'S PATENT PAINTS.f H ' Orders executed with accuracy am! ties-

putcb.

IiiriiOVED and KCONUAI IC; CUUK1-.UVL'» l . l h biO >. U Ji l . . . M'.1 b X l i . oU l ..i .i i , -..\l

d» '* blot'k " l i.r l.i-tt.'tn , .suup s, maile uii- l i t - ., .i iul > . .u i . >

K ivm tit» l luvuur f.t.u hl tal b luugt l i . l n v j : ; a l . .j .ui, , |.: . , liu lniu«liolils w L ct i t in i l) t r : i U . C . i u l i i . n — Ot -t iu i l i u . t .tyw i t h huttm Lieluu'i. Itt ^t-iuiile uctubft t L e l . i t . i - 1 . L - ' I :

't.r tho Blood is the Life."—iVo Ueutironoin: , v/u^ .iii., verso 23.

Clarke'B World Famed Blood Mixture ,I/Oll LLtANblMi » d Cl .KAli lNU ili« l i iA;t>iMi ttiX A I . L i .\ i i 'Ul i l l ItS, whetter jii siut ; ln.m jou .i . iututlistreliuu ur nu} ullitr cdtlsr, t-aut-ot bt lou Incl tl j- ucuui-uitiiiitil. Jt t-urt-j, Old Sores ; tutes Uli-crattd .SUHM in t!«-:Nttl . L'ic.i.nr.1 SytK l.e&* ; blackheads or I' lmt i lt s uihiitf , Scunj Suit- ; Cancrtuu- Ulcers ; Uluud i.i.d fki i i 1J,--WJ>t- ^ ; l..la..uuliu Âe lliugt , , H i d clvdr> (lie li:uuii tiu t tj ui lluipat.- .\l:i:t.r , trom whatever fnuit; JI I S IU K .

As Hits u iat u ie i * pleatuul lulhe tuale , dud iVLirraiitt-u l :t^froui uitrrt'iiiy wlilcu ali pu l v unii utoac tiit-dtcitiia ûi.; i ocIbe auuve ui^cuM-» contniu — the I'rujTitlor auhcita sulltr tt tato givt- it it iii.. l tu trst its rdlue.

7l!Ol'>AMJb OP Thai 1M03 1AL-J PEOM LLL l'.\L'I i.H -id in Jiui ties °2>. 3il. tacli , and in Cd3t- >, t-oiii;t:;i. i i ; li

Uolt l -9 , [ I s . r>th , >ulh'ci«.-lil lu eflt't'l H ^ctlu.tu.- . .ur.- ::iluu^'Atni'tînK CMB ta , (¦) ntt Lkruihit ..u.y I 'uc cti : \ : > .\- : .Vtudui n , ur a«nt lu dii) autiu-ss ft. ttuciiii cl L'T ui j. ;j>UU.|JS, h)

t. J, i : i .Al ;KK , Chribttl , l i i ^l i .s tr .t t , L. t\» .i..wnoLtaiLk 1O».M»;

IKiumi i.»un.. l.i.i.d.).. , di..i ml ll.. - U] , , . , , , , ; , 1 . . . . . .

lu the Queen mid Huyal raunlt- ;TU H . H . H . tli r '1'l.llt.r ul \". «l Mtt l> .%Ml Aj .pi I, .

Al l - lU M V l l . l l l l l. - . . l . I' l i t it'3, t- t l - : ..!! l i . . . ,

ul..: l..;lit».. L ...... i .. . 1.- . o- i-' i-.j l7i;i.

J , "VV . Ii 12 i* S O i\,' ,TA, ATC11 AND CLOCK. AlAkKK , UOl.bîin PVV SlLViiUSllITll , A.NO A l - . i .<mj M t . i . \ {.

vS U U K E K, l'riiu iiujnlist ul t l t i. • .ut.i. , bu i . n ,. ,t , . . ;

Hi l i ib. l ionn; Ni» l«t ol tl.t; Ll ir.n. .( ,tdui . uj » . .L : t . ¦ , .

aud all ultiet Uttces anil ttrciit e r . n t s ui i lir .. .n . . , , , . , , . ; _.Manulactory m.d Cit) Hunar, Ob A BU LUJ JIIAU-. III I I..W-»t Ein) K>lablishuinilii , 26, OLD i .U . iD a j i . l . t . i , , \89, W KsTliOUKNE Ui.oVt, LO.N Û.N.

WA 'lClU.b 1 LI.UCK&Of al l kinds, at 2 to l!00 Of all Unas , u i -j . ;„ j, .«,,,

Ouineas. O U I UK UK .Levf'r, Vrrticul , Cliurcli , 'lu.n-t ,HonzunUl, Doplex , L'mni.>jf, (.tmu,Chriiuunit:itfi , t''hruuugtii'jh , Diaiu^.iuuu, nut i>r vi.i ^Kej lrif , Criilie Sccuuds, tuuu., ll.ih , MIOJ .,Ilrpentert, Iutti»n , &c. Lt lrdij , l l i . .nt, c.ENGLISH UBMOLU C'LOCKa , drnûtu I<) LU ^ UMI A I . IM .

and u.nnutaciurtd hj J . \\. b u K i ux , :..i im.n ,,, i,, ;, l l vthose tttaiiuikC'.ored hbruad. 'I I.t j t>*n L L U U I LLLIIIU .athis enrblivhiucnl.

FlllIS All HlOKZt.3 ABD L'UI SIKST Ot- .- iAMt N t a , o| lunewtat denlgui-, lluta daliut-ulil Alt l le i e ul tut 1. h ;.otrenuUliun , at uiuderate pi ice*.

AKTI.TIC GOLD J EWBLLKUT , uf (li e ridirs: und niu-i . i-quiaitu doigtit , with Moiiugiu uta , Ci.»l6 , nh ,i I A V K . - ,Eunauiel'.ttl in culourt , iilltrdmigiis o/ t l< e iuuetui .'cuiii|jiisli.cd Arltatt iu the I'rt-auus ik-lKlo. UruotLrx , lii... t l,uNicVlacts , Lucketa , Kiugi. and all kinds ol bijouterie , as•upplieJ to Jltinbert ol tue C'outt aud mUt di5ini b u.,bijPtrttunaxei.

PMSKHTAT IOH PtAIK.—Twtimonialj ol ihir.irni ma*.Kncion Copt, and Jewtlkd and other hJom, *•, ( .tuviUiil 1-yilr. lihNiOM lor the Cotpor.ttiou at London >nd otl. et put.heBudiet ;, to eucloee docutneuta cenvtyiug the Frtmlbt ii ui tin-City to iho ftince of Walei , Duke ul Ktltulur^li , &c. Jtc.

tlLTI* AKJ> EUCIEO.l'LA'i tlU tli e u,Usl rt-n-cl IdM.i u.Jand olthe mo»l durable wake. In Elrciro-l'u:eii i., u.i- .t-»ary to atcure sovod matriiBla and a tulhcitnt coutin ^ of•liter lo «ti»l daily wear aud itar satisldcturil y. H o oihti-ia really cbeap at nay price, nor wonh UU . ID H -

\Cf Watchea and Clocks rtpaircu ly tkilltj ,. ikinm.Old biher, Jewelltry, Wutclie 5, Si-., exekau^cd. iluthotttaShippf-rn , Hiid Clubs supplied.

UIOittBtHl l'ltllil 'lllcl; , «tth lu '.i dcrt.ri |ilibli t.1 nil kil.ds t:fWatclso , Tin. ' -p.. lit, .KIM;- .v . him t!.t::n,. [ :., , ,.. ,,, 1,pricis mi ¦ »..: , - . . ! l i . e b} y .A uu. i. ..L|.l tdlu us lu J . \V .UKNÔiN , al cill.t-r bl ihr b(../VC AuilHbMr.

Wliun, (Jlbiks, Ji tMtUt.. . , uua tUle «ul 1 ctila otth« world. (lila-ly)

ST. STEPHEN'S BREWEKY ,WATSRFORD.

II A L F ¦ 0 U I X X A A L E .

1-» \T1tlCK 1CEILY &. SONS aro now paying par -ticular atttenliou to tbo manufacture of Alo

(or iirivut o family or housekcopora' UBC.Tho Ale at. KM. Gd per 3.«al!on Cask is souuu ,

Mnrkliii ". iuiil well hoppotl , ^houl tbo alcoholicmi ,,-niri brim ton hig h 10 admit of iu f«o use atM.. .. Iw keeping pcopcrties.are guaranteed , haying

ben. successfully tested ilurius tho past season,,which wore vcrv try ing. . .

Tiu-y ro.-p-ctiull y request t 'ic favour of a trial.

>- ,,; ¦. ;„.,( ,'. ,i /.;<( n/d.fiV -4tf.« «¦" •' S('>«'* ••ALES.

lYr firkin ut '.Hi iK• SX M P S D N " AU. (XXX X) sweet ... 219. Od

I NDIA l'.u.r., bitter. ... . .. - 13s- If-SH:-N .-. XXX , miM. ««. 0. .Tun UM,r .(;n-a:A K.uin.Y Au: 10/ '«J;IM.,: liu-i ¦ b:J- Od-

STOITTS.S.t Mr« ..v Si..i r (XX XN). ... • ¦• 2»«- tlJ -

Ksptvial l y rrcmmnrml for Invuluu .l lwour W HI .K" Sn.ri }••*• 'Al-M I .K U M v tauiily ."'""' i • — ™s. wi.siN..i.n I'o u i K u ••¦ :"• rf-Il ia . t tN Hunt - "• ,bs- . ""•

T l- C i 'b - ¦¦¦¦ ¦.•.!.• I"' ><' * • i''<'oimil !•' Caste ".'.! i ¦

Lrj , ;ib', & •">!¦ Gallon.'. [:ira

UKKAT WK STK .UN KAU. VVAY OF HXGLAM),

r j i l l K Public an- informed that (weather ami cir-JL cum-ta-j ces permitting)

A SPECIAL STEAMERV. .M Sail from WATKH FOKD to NEW MILTOBD,«i:h 1,1 YK STOCK., on every TUKSDA1 ami iitl-

" \ V (un t i l further notice) :it Two o'Clock, p.m.\ S)> :ri\l Tr.MN wil l cunvoy the Stock lrorn 2»ew

Mi'ilo

'nl. Ti:.- tii> ; Sailing wi l l take place on TIM-

n ilic l-i UieL-uib. r ni-M- l-'or Kales, &c, npply.., " .M , . .). IVU N K V , Walcrford aud Limerick

Kailwaj Station , Limerick :Mr l!i:n>i G.W.K., 'M l'atrick St., Cork :Mr! M A <'X A «AIU . G.W.K., Adelnhi Wharf,

Wau-rfonl ; andW . .1. 1;V !>SEI.I., District Ageur , Circnt

U\ - t . i n It ailwny, Wntor/onJ.>; .. VV1 I1 I .,T. IN T I . ' "-«-tr

GAME NOTICE.f : ;iS i; V O H ' i ; . ili ;U lliu following Land* aroi -;-:.-t!v p KJ «ri. \Ki.:—C:>sili !lowu , Drumcannon ,

l 1.., ' ; '. ;.Mi - -i - li.i . li.-i i l yii ' i-K-, Dnagh, Tourgar Lissclan ,l " l iv rn - ';1 :-. I 'ickMi-ilst.nvii , Carri gloiig, Kilmacloaguc-,\ - . . ' -l::ti , - :;it , Ki!<\im;;h. Hall yconlrea , Kilbarry ,i ; . :!iviiaii . .v.sl.:.'.'h , Cairi-anard , Cv.rigruc , Lackoii ,l ; .ii!vkcr . !ia!i . :1:i;I il .u icclaimml Lands adjoining theU.el; S:i.in.l. Tiatnu ie.

\:iv l'Pr .int! !om:d , wi thou t p'-nnissiou , uoul'siug.,.i :

'i.] u:.'. •¦•¦¦ i ' l pu:- - '.iil nf Uani' : un said l.auds , wi l l

i.. ' j • : « i --=-.-c- ; ¦ : • «!->'."•. ?. '•¦.:n ] l : i i i:.i '. el' N i 'V i 'mbor. IJ> « I - h l '

a£LECT SERVANTS" REGISTRY OFFICEl:i . I .AD V -I.A N i: , WATKKr 'OUl).

r i 'MlK 1.AD1KS who conducted iho Hcrvanis' HomoS. in I.a<l y.laiit , having ttau sfcrred thi! Agoncy to

j lv-. W xi . t.i s, tho Servants ' Oflico is carried on asIii -ri 'iol 'oip . Mis. W. n-iurns tl .auks for tho kind ji a-iniiia ir c KIII- II:H received fineo tho Kegistry Ollice liasbec:i transl 'erred ID her. No SurvauLa recommoudedlie foiv iheMrictost . scrutiny ia first mado reganliugrlnraot .T, &c. °-3-3m

HATS ! HATS ! HATS !(Tlgfr ($2$mMan«f ucture Frnvy !¦<•:)

j lj M mKV •» . MTTLK i ;i- :OKGE'S STKKKT ,<a™*% X WATKI U' OUU.

$jff Huts liuig hi in this KslKlilUhmeni , UIIESSJ .II1' r.l.i; i n CiiAKi iK ii 'l '' 1

EMIGRATION TO NEW ZEALAND

Ml'.S. CAR0L1NK H OWAKU hega to announcolo nil pur .--i.iis desirous of Kmi graliog to Now

'/i-aland lhal >\M can lio cymniuniciiiod with at tholoilowiuK addi-^-s.whcioai l enquiries will bo promptlyii 'u l ic i t to , but a siampcl wivulope, properly ad.<l ic-,od , miisi fiiclu?ed in rath K'llcr:—« Sheldon,

ttri-i t , Hishoi.'s Head , 1'aildington . [_«1( '- 3nl

i; .s K u N i^ Y

T H E GL E K P IE L DS T A RC H .

iKl" I''- ' Q"1'-" '-- l-avuh- tsf I '--'- i!'i '•('¦?!<i.i .;f

NEW UNDER TAKING ESTABLISHMENT

-p > ICHAKl i M0HK 1SSY , ".0 IJEKKSKOUD ST.,SXi WATKI J r 'i i l t l ) , l>s.'gj to inform tho public ,•I it 11- h:.s HUULCI I an L'uderti.kin^ Establishment at.-,!.,.• ahuve aOdri*!- , and hiivii ig purclia^d an tstensivo

a.--or:im.iii oi' il.i- newotil atylc of

U K A H S K ^ , M U U U N I X G COACHKS ,

•ii. ti a i l < il her K( xi:;.- .w. IJ K 'JI I SITKS, he is in a positionI. , .-\> -cutu all ord ers with which lie may be entrn^tcdin a nianiiiT bitheito uuecuiolleU iu tbUcity, ou mosti-«i-i.iiiiblo terms, and on tho shortest, notice.

C^" Carriagf.V l'osling Car?, ic, always to ho..Uaim-.l. (.<j 2At

.WANTED,t *(> t \ .r\i~\ :i!- -u i ii;r Cl:Nl -' "" 1>r°i"'il.v

£&\j s\J\J \J in the County of Wattrfoni.¦j : Ai - |i iv i'. 1' I :I I :SK K I :I.H . Solicitor , AVa t '.-i furd,

Lismove Petty Sessions ' Clerk-i .- i .ii 'NT V 'W U 'ATKI .'KU l l l ) , 'I'D WIT.

WiU '.I J K A H . ii has 1) CI;:I uoti i ied to nu: by tho

I I I ¦•¦ :;r.n u f l ' i - t t v rrc.-sions* C'loiks in Ireland ,¦ ' .. • .. v.- i

'c.i -ry h:^ i-ccurud in the cilice (if i'c l iy

- . . ..i. -- '" :v:li 'i! :!:n I'e t i v Si- .-sfi ' inn ' Uistrict "f

! ;»ip , :i .- .- ,, ¦; I .'•iiiiii v , bv ii-:i<on of tho death of tho

I j. - :•.!.» • i'>.' i- i .utici : ll:at I hi1 Jiibl 'u:i -si> r llw said

I |. "'v . ..'i ' - ' lli . ; i i ct w i . i KICC I •'.' tins Court, llousu

, i i . i - Ri ., ,'.- ill sa«i County, O.V .SATCI.'DA V.thc I^'ih

ii . ;v i t i l i -X ' K M I S K U, I-S7 :, at t h e hour of '1 welvo at

:,•• ; :., :•> i.- .ir.ina'.c ai.il appui t i l totno proper person to

',' '

t '.'< i- :i'.n: «f I' c i ty .Sc-iiions' Cl erk for the District

(.; l.i- .'i ¦' > ' ¦ afr n .-aid.l i .' i c ! t !ii- Ij ' .'ih day "f Nr.vrinber, 1S7-I .

W .'

.l. U K N N K l l V , Cleik nl' lho lViiee, County of

tt \-.:erfoivl.

i )LUMBSRS AND GASFITTERSX CU 'M M 1 N S A N D CO .

•«;. OL'A^

cm:STY OK n-,\ T>:J iKuJ!iJ

AUCTION.,- - , i . .i : , i , < : . , -, .; ¦¦> H-ilw, '1 11;,;, .. : ?.'. l\i.. ; ¦•'¦ , :.. r ..i I '-u ... /,..,.'.'.."¦i.' .- .- '¦"••/•• li' i -ki <•}

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s, ,'!,.

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'I'-'/ /.¦¦¦"•'- '/ '(¦ /¦/ ; l l a-n j i l i- i H- U.- ;

'i'l . -.'. l-.i.i I ¦¦ i- « . < ' • • • ¦'•. 'V'"- >*'• •••

I ' M l - , T \ K K l'l .At .K i n i- KIDAV , 1.1th I)KC.,

>\ ;,t l- h.-v-n (.-ClfA-k , at M:\VTOU- .V , AXXKS-T> I VI'N , l.v ilireMioi .s ul" Mi . T H O M A S H AT.U' , who is,l..i •) • ui r liaiiv hi- ri-'idi'iicc. l o r ful l particu lars..... j , . .- t r . .' .-.

THOMA S W.M.Hil >v HON. Auctioneers .I i. .; .Mr.!?, W.-i i r i i 'oril , J)¦--•. l ib , 1>.7I. It

Hoxtsc and Steam Coals-

' C K N T - \V \ N T i : i ) fur the- Sale of Kiri t -Ul sisa,\. l io r si : and STKA.M C0A1.S, Shi ppcl at

v.-.i - i- i - a. A pp lv lo " Co-il ,"' South Wali'.i Telegramf • ¦¦{f

'i-', N- vvi. c.M ." Mot t . d-K.Sl*

/ ¦, ;.. |.- . : l l - t - 'i. l,..¦¦„ '!, } • : l>l .

1-M-O.N-K \ I . S I A N A f : " aiid 11AND.1I0OK l'OHJli

' II !KI .AN 1> . f./r thc Y K A R 1S75.¦• i li. .-' . f l h c h i . .- t .-li i l i i i i l ,r Almanacs that «t have-wn. '\t l . . „...- „. . .%'¦..-. -i.I.M11I011 : M M 1 U 1 N , M»ua l i u.l., A Co. Dublin : \V.

i f S M i i n A- Sox. l l

. r / ., . .' ¦¦/ S l ' t , ¦ ¦:¦¦"' / / • '" . l^ l ' 1/—JVi'ci- 1». ; l-J j«»f

I I . V11.H J :'.MA N H O 'i l )— A N IM I ICI -1 K-'py «jii the C»n«i- «ml V-uro

,1 1'n u .u tu i r h ic i inc in M JI I , Ihe T«ktir.i:iit "'.N-rtoLs -11 1 I 'U-ir .l lM-.h 'y : tliu iwolt of thi i t j r yrar^tucc'lf..! pr«lK«. Hi J. I- Crum . M.».. li . A'.b.-m .ilcs> i u l , I':Mf.il -.ll), Ii ij iid m:.

KEV IKHS 07 TUB l'BIW.•• " l l t i r i- ii -i iiimihiT«l >wiely lv whom th i-t liouk will

t • I I c'li .uud i i-t iu l— Wlir t l iT -cell iwjon l.old the rcUiiun

Jt' -i n ai Hi t , |.r<-rr|.U.r , tf rlrri;yiiian."-5«», CTFIIIIIR p«per.

• ' I11. Omii 'civ rl- -»If d"crit>ps the source of Ibo^c di'-.- 14 n

'liu-b i.r'.ilnt>- i!.i:lii,p iii j -oulh,or more I t iq ut n i l v prr-

• i -'itiir . ' <il - l •ii'--"— 1'0'lf Telegraph, Undo", M.irth 27.

' "'• 'I F- ,v,,:w , l...r-l vit.ou tbt^ ie,ult ot 30 yean.' Bucte^lul .

• i t it" if l iwi lu i t ' i i i '¦' ¦> I"-"1"' »"'• di-trmins class of'¦ '

u'..^ ii - il l !«• Ii' inx l I' .v 'h ' iio:i-prolcj si')ii»l reiili-r , to

' , ¦ -, 'i ¦ .111 -ti- .l n.m-sc ' iiiihc.iliniis fur the cuie of i t inny

!i .'.'"t, l i i i l - i -n - i.l-iiih.r..-.l ;<'. h»|.ri«s ilanrl t l« penpal will

l". -I- (v.n.ln! 1.1 luany «!¦¦. lM«.-«i«« up all "..a 01 hen.(i t

• ¦¦ in c.r.1-1 ..i r . iu l i i i . - t i ^ a t i m u l ."— Morning Herald.•• ". 1 .-1 M - -.S- l i M .Vfr l l . i , :!O, i:-.mhill i IT I. in the

; ,'"'', Ji . -'

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-' \V UKH . . Uoc.V si-U.rT , 11 Capcl-suw t ,

V,':I N ,'. 1 v -v...,--- iil .i , «.v»-i. •"«•¦

-.. .,.. V MTO.V ).' ^» .. )t j ,'ivrs us much Jileasuro. ,,.r ,

'.. v ,. • ; . • • !!;¦• i r ic -r . i ls of Mr. K'- .lmoud , man ." ', ; ',! , ; . - V.r-.i.at Haiilc. l.'.tishicii — who filled a

^n'

l iWr im.,.u.;. ... !!.<-• Xi.'tio'r.al Uar.k , Kuuiscorthy—"..> -"bi t-l ri .-rf .-ii' . li 'nn wi th a tes-tiruonial , 111 ac-

k',...wltd j ;. im 'i.t. ..r hia I"»K a..d efficient sei vices.

lh. Kuln......!. »hu is aLi.ni to lut i io froai activo duty,1,,-r t h i r t y 'uara of faithful seivice, well deserves

•I nnri c ol" public appreciation of tho czeullont,L ' ? ,„.., in whic l. hi. .liacharued his dutiua : ami it is

1, M-II -IK I that tho Hoard of Directors of tho

?rt'i viceK by uranti ug Mr. Ucdmoud a liberal »up-

MRS; KELLYTJEGS to nnoounco her roturu from

LONDON AND PAKIS ,

ASI )

THE ARR IVA L

or it Kit

isr E "w a- o o r> s ,HAVISU MAUK

BXTKXSIVK VUKCHA.SK S

F O R A L L T H E Di'. TA R TM E X T &

CA MS SPECIAL ATTENTION TO UEH

NEW COSTUMES AND MANTLES

<£-& A N KARLY I.vsi'ECTiON of irliicli

i-hc rcspectfnlly solicits.

W I L Ii I A M K E t. L Y' S

MILUNKIIY , 1IANTLK , AND GENERALDRAPERY WAREHOUSE ,

$3T 7 5 , 6 IT--4 F, 17 T E l i F 0 R D .

Nor. 13th , ISM. 16-tf

S H I R T S-(Fit Warranted)OUR FINE FLANNEL SUIRTS (warmth with-

out weight) aro well Cut , Thoroug hly Shrunk ,and niodorato iu Price.

Our WHITE nnd COLORED L0N0CL0TH andLINEN SIIIKTS aro roado to JlcaBitre in a anperiormanner.

Our EVENING SHIRTS aro ready ior immediateuse in nil sir.es.

Our SOFT TWILL NIGHT SHIRTS aro worthyof special notice.

P. T0I31N & SONS, *>8 AND Si). QYAY,Shirt and Collar Makers, India iuuul Colonial Outf itters

N.JJ.—Patterns uud Estimj tcB will be sent 01.application.

TO BE LET.WATERI'AHK HOUSE AND GROUNDS.

rBHIK HOU SK is one of tho most Comiuodiou D and_L i-omforlablo in thp City. It. contains Six loftyItoonis , ^ 1 by IS, and nix good Bed-roome, hosidosKilclieu , l'nntrieo, Storo.roonw, liath-room , aud thrcow.c.'s.

Outside: Stable, Coacli-hoUM!, Coat rftoro s, &c.Tho Garden is very productivo , and contains a

Vinery, with beating apparatus.i'or torraB, &c, apply to J. P. GKA VKS . nfi

S T O R E S A N D Y A R D SAT FERHYBANK , WATERF0RD.

TlÔ UK LET, and Immodiuto Possession givou , thoJL largo STORKS and YARDS lntol y iu tho Pos-session of Messrs. STKA .VHMAN H KOTIIKUS . The Storesaro capablo of containing 30,000 Karrels of Corn.Tho Yards are very extensive , aud Ships of 1,000 tonsburthen can discharge their Cargoes lit tho Wharves.

Apply to Major M AU .NSKI .L, J.P., Tramoro. nR.tf

TO BE LET ,A

LIME-KILN , with Rank attached for the pur-poso of landing Stone.--, which , as usual , goes

with Kiln nnd Setting.From tho excellent fituation of ahuve, nnd f rom

tho largo number of l'ublic Buildings now beingerected in Waterford , thoso Concerns will bo found nMOST D KSIU A HLK I.N V E S T M K N T.

App ly to Mr. T. PURCELL , Darronstrand-street ,Waterfoi-d . jcl2 -tf_

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE. ""

TO he SOLD, the IXTKUKST in an cxccllunt D WELL -I X C ; HOI'HK , containing two Sitting-rooms, iivo

lied.rooms , Kitchen , Pantries, &c.j Coaeh-houBe , 3-hnrso Stables , (Jow-houfc, well-stooked Garden nnd'JM Irish Acres of Lorn], within fivo miles of Water-ford , held under a Fee-farm Grant ata moderato rent.

App ly to THOMAS S. IIARVKV h SON, NO. 12 LittleGeorgo'H street. u^7

TO BE SOLD.rpllt INTEREST in a long-established G KOCKKYJL and Sl'iiirr Business, situnto in ouo of tho heat

parts of tho City of Wateford . Tho Premises aroheld nndcr lease lor an uuexp ired term of 24 years,lit a low Rent. Immcdiato posscst<ion will bo given.

For particulars apply to Josti'it W. IIOWABD, Soli-citor , li'J , Kine-streot.

Suburban Residence for Sale

THf. INTEREST iu a Dwclling.Housc, Coach-house, Stable , Garden , and Field , with a good

Well , in out) of tho hc6t tttuutions near the City, nudabout 0110 milo from Po.-L Offieo ; nearly TwentyYears' LuaEe , and a Low Rent. App ly to

THOMAS S. IJAK'vEY 4 SON,It VI Littlo d'eorgo's-street , Wntor/brd.

To Merchants and Others

AN ACCOUNT ANT AND liOOK-KEEPER isopen to Engagement , tempora ry or otherwise,

for tho Ualatcing of Accounts, &c. Is a good Cor-respondent , aud thoroug hly undor etaudx tho dutiesof the Cuutiiing JI OUEC. Would accept 11 PermanentKiitj nRCuictil at it MoJerate i-ulary.

Addrrs- s " T. JI.." Ollieu of tin's Caper. ll '

THANKSmliK Li'J.MI.VICAN FATHERS Leg to ackuow-

I h-dpi! most gratclull y tho following udj itionnlSubscri pti«us towariU their Now Church :—Mr. J. T. liyim , T.C., (i«d tub.scription) . . JCS 0 0Mr. Joseph Fisher , T.C , .. ... ."> 0 0Mr. Forrisfil ,Trnmoi.r ... ... 1 0 0Mies Ktll y. .1". 1 0 0Mr. William Smyth. Kin g- sircut ,,. 1 0 0Mr. (>. l'oncr , (;e..rge't-M r..'et. (I'nil Sub-

scription) ... . 1 0 0Itcv. .). Duwlvy, Jiouinahfj ii .. . ... 1 0 0Mr. Wm. Power , 1-Vrry haiik ... ... 1 0 0

M I O II A K h V L Y N K ,xrlCTUALLEE, WATEBFORD and NEWV R O S S .

I 'RELIMISAK Y SO VICE.

The Irish Fishing and Trading Co- (Limited) .CAPITAL JtSU .OOO, is 25,000 SI I AKK S or £.1 EACH,

W i l l ! PoW K.lWrO IXCUKABK.

DKl'OSIT—10s. per .Share OH application , and 10don allotment.

No further call tn bo mado unti l !1 Moutlis aftertin; commencement of the biisinc s.-iof tho Company.

Prospectus, .Shares, and every information can boobtained on app lication to.

WILLIAM it IIOI .MAN.Central Manager , Mansion Houso liuildings ,

n^0.:it :!. I>uen Victoria street , I.oudon , E.C.

The Irish Fishing and Trading Co- (Limited).

N OWiEMEN and U E N T L K M E N desirioua ofi.3?.istiiig in ihu duvulopmuntuf the ubovo Com-

pany, by becoming J'.ilr' xi.-.-, birect 'i n or H Umlen oftbe several l.'icul C'.m MI il(..>...»¦, wil l obli ge by comtnuui-catiui; wi thout d.:luv with

U 'l i . fWAM II IIO/.MAN ,(.....-licral Muna^.'i- , Mansion Houtiu Ruildings ,

:i , lûven Victoria Street , Londou , E.C.

MORRISSY'S CARRIAGE MANUFACTORYHEKESFORD - STUEKT &¦ HAT1I -STREKT ,

WATERFORU.

CA R R I A fj E S of every descri ption built to Order ,of b.-.st Materia l.0, and by lirht-class Workmen.

A Variety of New ami Second-hand Carriages , Croy.limit. &.c, uf tho Newest De»igos, which ho foolcassured will benr compari foa with any as regardsPrice, Materials , Workmanshi p, aud Fiuwh.

Repairs iind Painting executed with Neatness, audat Moduru to Charges.

Carriauoa aud Cars taken in Exchange. joo.lf

IMPERIAL AUSTRIAN LOANSMONTHLY DRAWINGS.

T)RIZKS : L Vo.lAA) , i'22,000, TJO.OOU, £16,000, £10.X (.'JO, t'o.OOO, Ac. ic., (Ju»ii I v JtltS.—Uuar ante fd u>-11.e Impt r i . l Au- t i iHi i Uori ruuiH.t. Drawings iu publicuuiler ha|ieiiiiti-u-fi.c« ul l.u.vi- 1 intent OfliciaU.—Sbaieswhich i-Blnle Hie IloMcr to a cliaucei .f wiuni i i K Juy ul theBbovc PriziK , cull be had at £1 e»ch. Hi» ^liuie-. uu t i t l ingto .1 rlmuiTr, iu-t i«. App ly onl y l.i Hie Agrucj lorl'ublic Fund* 111 (ji-iievi i(Swilz --ilatid). lUinittuuces aro totj ^ iient IJircct :o Ueiiiv -rf , uiili er m Hank Note , Croxseii(,'lieqiifs , or IV-t-./lJice Urdcu. payuhlo ut tlm (itlien.1l'i,nt.ulnc. ' to tbo Man ager , Mr. (Jno llobf , in tieneva ,irliu will ;il*ii Mipl'I .V l-to?|.itlu=n> fc-iiitii. ..11 |.itlitld»pp1ir:.ti.,,.. »|.3-l.ly.

McLEAN & McINTOSH, PLUMBERS ,LEAD M E R CH A N T S , f r c ,

BFC to intimate that they Imve now mldi-J 10 theirhu.cinrss a MK.-l.SS FOUNDRY .-mil KN0IXt:;i(.

ING ESTABLISHMENT , where Br.ias Work of everyitteri ptioii will be caat uud liuiahed oil' in First -eluhHrty le, nnd with iw little delay as possible.

MCLEAN and M CI.NTOSII also be;,' to tender theirsincere tbankB for iho kind palruungc bcHtutrctl onthem , nnd hoj ie, by their constiuit intention to busi-ness, to meri t a continuance of sumo.

*2J" /..-./¦', ll.a.-.', C-M 'f f .iind I ton IWrkt3, '.ITTI.1: fJEOK CK 'S STHEKT , WATERFORD

* N.H. tin iuii -houscs Cormervntoriep , and PublioBuildings llcattil on Iho must iinjirove .l prinoip lo bythe circulation of hot wuter. (my 15-6mv

DOMINION OP CANADA

PROVINCE OP ONTARIO.M R . J. S t U K P H Y ,

Government Emi gration Commissioner, fromOntario , Canada,

WILL DELIVER A LECTURE onONTARIO AS A FIELD FOR EMIGRAT ION!

IX TIT.K

TOWN HALL , WATKRF0RD,On M0XDA 1' EVENING , 7(A DEC , 187-t.

©jj" Farmer*, Agricultura l Laborers, Mechanio3,nnd Fomalo Domestic Servant3 aro respectfully in-vited to attend.

ADMISSION FltKK!Chair to bo tftk t 'ii at Emht o'Clock, p.m.

1'HK SOUTHERN RAILWAY

EXTENSION TO CASHEL-DEP0SIT OF FINAL AWARD.

NOTICE IS HEItEB Y GI VEN,fTUIAT iu pursuaoco of tho provisions of "TheJL Southern Railway (Extension and FurtherPowers) Act, ibi'A," hereinafter called "Tho Act of]87.'»," " The Railways Act (Iroland), 185J ," and thoActs continuing nnd ntnondiu g thu last-named Act ,tho undorsi goed jJosKt'H FismioUKSK ,of Ashflold Hall ,near Carlow, iu QUOCU 'B Couuty, Esquire, the Arbi.trator dul y oppoiutod in that behalf by tho Commis-uioners of Publio Works in Iroland , having mado,signed , nnd sealed bis Awnrd , bearing ditto 22nd dayof Angust , IBM , 6etting forth tho price of Compon.Eation to bo paid by tho Southern Railway Companyin rospect of tho several intorests in tho lands re*,quired mid in said nward specified, and which thosaid Company aro by tho said Act of 1873, autho.risod to purcbaso for tho construction of tho exton-sion of their Railway to Cashcl , r ml in respect of tholauds injuriously affected , and the works to bo madennd maintained by tho Company for tho accom-modation of tho lands adjoining tho said EitousionRailway—did , ou or boforo tho 2nd day of Dccembei ,1874, deposit tho said Award with tho Commissionersof Publio Works in Ireland , at their Office, Custom.House, Dublin , and Copies thereof with tho Clerkof tho Penco for tho County of Tipperary, at his Officeiu tho Court-House, Clonmcl ; and with tho Clerk oftho Poor Law Union of Cushel , at his Office in thoWorkhouso of that Union , in tho county of Tipperary .

And Notico is also hereb y given that alt personsclaiming to hnvo any ri ght to, or interest in , thoLand;., tho prico or compensation to bn paid in respectof which is ascertained by such Awanl , aro requiredto deliver to tho Company, at tho ir Offices , Ethel-burgn House, J) !shop.s^'aLe.street (Within), London ,K., or to tlioir undersigned Solicitor, on or before tho25t.li day of JAX I .AKV next , a short statement (inwriting) of tho naturo of such claims , and a xhortabstract of iho til lo on which the same is founded.

Dnted this 2nd Decomhcr , 1S7 1-.JOSEPH FISH B OUHNi: , Ashfio W Uall ,

Carlow , Arbitrator.1). KERNAGnAN , 10, LOW.T Fitzwi lliam

d-J..31J strost , Dublin , Solioiior to tho Company

Waterford and Limerick Railway Company.

AT the further A DJOURNED HALF -Y KAIILY M KKTIN Kof the SlmreholderB in tho above-named Com-

pany, hold at the Head Oflioes, Wnt .-rford TurminuH ,on FKI D AV , the 20th N OVKMUKB , 1H7I - , H K.VKY WI I I I K ,Esq., Yice-Chatrmau of tho Cmnpnny, in iho chair ,

Tho Secretary having read tho resolutions of theadjourned meeting of 2oth of September last , toge-ther with tho notice convening the present meeting,th following rosnlution was passed unanimousl y :

" That this Meeting tlo stand furthor adjourned untilTuesday, the 8th day of December neit , iinmediotelyafter the conclusion of the business of the ExtraordinaryGeneral Meeting convened for that day."

I lh 'NRV WUI TK , Chairman.

WATERFORD and LIMERICK RAILWAY"VT0TICE ]S HEREBY CilVEN , that ati Extrnor-x\ dinary G'enera l Meeting of too Shareholdersond Stockholders of the Watorford and LimerickRailway Company will hu held ut tho Ofioos of thoCompany, N KW TKHMI .VUS, WATKK >'UKII , 011TI/KSDAY ,tho Ei ghth day of DECEMBER Next , at the hour ofTwelve o'Clock noon , for ibo purposes following, thatis to say—

To receive nnd consider , nnd , if tho Meeting shouldthink lit , to adopt tho report of thu Committee apoiu-ted by the Half-Vearl y Meeting, held on tho 28thAugust last , 03 to thoir negocialions with tbo GroatWestern Railway Company (is to a modification oftho cxistiug Agreement hotw. on tho Companies, or aato a new or supp lemental Agreement in liou thoreof ,,-ind also to toko action in respect of the sumo as tboMooting Bball think fit nud direct , and generall y, iftho Meeting shall so th ink fit , to appoint a Committcofor such purpose , in rotation to the mutters aforesaid ,and with such powers as tho said mooting shall do-tormino.

Aud Notice IB hereby further Oiven , that a Requi-sition having boon presented to tho Directors signedl.y a sufficient number of the holdcre cl Shares andStock iu tho Company to a sufficient amount , whichRequisition is in tbo word s nod fi gures followicg ;—

" Impr -ri n ) Huli-1. Dublin , '23;li O.-t., ]87i." TO TUB DUiF.cr. ns OP THP. W A T H R M D A SD

1.12IBMCK Ri lLWAY COMPA N Y.*' GE.NTi.R:tf KN — W P, the oinlt-r.-iancil SU ;,ruboldfr^ uf t lm

Wain Inn) ima 1/iipttnk K,iilway Compniiv, liuUlhi - iu i h rueureiMtK 8lmtes and Stoik iu the Cuiu|mnv ot t L ie a inuuu tut i'iO.OCJO, pipsctiU-il h)- the ComicinyV Spcii»l Act , mi.Iu | iw. td- , lu-rfliy rx in iic you In c.il! fi . r t Inv i lh mi Ei lm-onlinury Mei -tiii K ot the Cuiii|intiy, uiul to state ill t inKolii -u ' iiiiil Allveitiscini 'Ut c .liv»uiuK lhi > sami1, thl i t MichMt t - l i n ^ i-. ciiTcii^d lor t l ,e li» lN> vi- iii^ ijlj p ctn , or -olllo ..II l i rm , mill Ul ilie l</llow iii c iHii e i i K K . ' , t i n t m t.i pay :—

" \ii — To appoint ;. Ot i in iu i t t i 'y el \\iv itili« . ]i .Miflfnt Sliflrc-holi' urs , nl l i r r ttnm lJuect .its , to iiiTf-t.âte and r«- |icirl toHU lu'.jij uinc .l uie.'lilli: ut llie Siiir .l . iiUU i> n-s 10 tile (iroout|,ontiuii mid l u l ur n prwpn;l< ul I l iB Coin) any, p.p. ciallj- inroiiiK'Ction wi th , hut not limited in , ili .'ir i-iu iin^ m itiU -^ ii lA|!iti.- uit'lit !> with lire Gi t l t W .-Kitru I',;iil\vay t 'uu.|Muv ,Mid Mich h l i f r a t i u n or nicd'fic.ilu u t l i r i t ' nt ii<. may ti: con.tiiit icil hy mcli Me iti i i it or Cuir.ii.iti .i- !n I,,- :i.!v:~;if,!^ .

" Jad—To drtciip ini- hy Unu in t imi , or r,ih f rHi .v, u: >U (.-hM..-tuu *, or i«ny iu l i ouMiimnt tl.i 'tn.f , nr alu'r l lu > K-ui-ipt t,lmch llrporl , th« pin i ii i i - ly ..I a l t r i i n ^ or uinilii yiii!.' MIC I.Aftr i 'eim'tils, nilu-r hy vi'iuu'. ry ur in i n inU o i y iictu.u ,i i it ' lt r ll:« Buth o r i ty ./I I'a iiu iu i l i l , or ( .th r iu-is. .-, or hy arln-l inl ion , H I Midi M I K I I I IJ or i iu juui iml Mct iniK m.iydiitcriuinc.

" 3—To .:iiihi>! t in 1 Mi -ttin i! to ruii i i ihr :m>l i l t tenniueupon , eiiIjr r n t such Mi-etiii |.', ot :uiy rfi ljotirnti irnt t l i^rtro fH-i t lm Mcoliup inn tlin.-iiK' , or to ûl l iorf>(! -utli ( .'oininitu-plo report upon tho ii i»ii ; i2iiuuit , 1 ;i-t , pru i -n t, :ind ln 't in- , ullh.^ (.'oDipaoy, uy H.fir ll'ijid ol )>n icii»i > .n.ii Ollk-m.-.

" 4— 'l'o give ^miî.il ihu ctiou^ , on nil F.U 1.JITI -, ;,.S io i l ,odt-relopinctit ol Ibo Company, HII .I nUu to rcinutr , t l.-i-t , orre-elfct , (lit1 pn-seti t Hoard ol IJj pcli -r *, 01 «oine of Ilipiu ,and to elect otiirr Director , in ih« pW nud >lc-nd ol anyDnectora t.i he rumoreJ , utul to rcduou or mui eAsa 1110 presentnumber of Directors, «nd lo aulliori-e ni l :JCU to bi.* uuni 1;which lit »ucli Meuiit i ?, or at .my adioi iruint - i i t HIITLII!, IDHJ-be ih-uttuint 'd l>y the SiiarelioluerH .

" 5—To liomui .itc-, at such Mieciiu , ;i lc< ;d A>«. s»or , toretj ulnte , detcimiiif , and ndvisi: on j ny qu .^t i--u which mayari>p ul such M.-otitiir , 01- uuy adjouriun^tii t l i t -rôt ,

" D.iH-d this 2Sih day ol Oi-tuWr , Ib71."Therefore , -.in compliauco with such Ketmisition ,

tbo Extraordinary General MeL-tin g advertised to hoheld at tho I'mo anil p laco before nientiimed , willidso bu held for tho purpose of submitting iho sovcralResolutions uud inatlcrd bi-l forth in tho said lte .jui -Ki'tiou , or such of them as can ho comput i'iilly andproperl y dealt with by the Meting, anil so lar asthey can bo so dealt with.

And NOTICE IS U K R l lH Y Y U H T U F M G I V K S ,that the Adjourned Meeting of tin: U^ th of Augustlast will bo held at tho sumu place immediatel y afterthe coucluniuu of thu business of thu Extrao rdinary(iencral Meeting, for tho disposing uf buch matu-rsaud businei?, il' nny, as shall not then alread y havobeen disposed of.

' Uy order of iho lioanl ,II. J. KKNNKDY , Secretary.

Head Ollice, Wnterford Terminui ., Nov. 17, 1S74.AGENT * inr HOllNHUVs REAI'IS Q u.i l M U I V I N V

M A C H I N E *} ,Manufacturers and Importers of all kinds of

Farming Implements and Machines.(-\ O M M 1 N -S A X IJ C O M P A K Y .

J fi(i . 0UAY, WATERFORD. flli.fim

MAGDALEN ASYLUMTUK SISTERS or tbo GOOD SUKl'IIERD

im»t cir i ie s t lysol ic i t i . A U N I d C V '.VOKK lor t l in rA^-lum, im tln-y luve .1 Urw nuiiib i r of puor Ma^ daleii!)wlios^ onl y im-mii of Mippor t H'e tl.e pinaeJ* ol i lu- i i ivoik ,ul l lch \i not Ht ull (.ufticiL'lit t 'j supp ly th . i r iv .nts , lln.l numIx rs .ire dail y seeking H I I I I I K H I O D lor w l o m the Cu onnutii tyIIUTU no tuii il -1. All who will !findl y in.l iu any way thisvt f.-y loerilnrious I n st i t u t i o n , will assutedly t lrfiw down upont l inn t eltL1* t l i e t p > .cial iiWfisini; ot H IUI who cuiau , " tint lort l ieJu* ! hut for Suineri. . ' ful3 *tf

OUT-DOOR OFFICERS OF CUSTOMSEIGnTY-TWO Al'POINTMENTS will bo offered

for competition at tbo open Competitive Er.amioatioti alread y nnnounccd to bo held iu London ,Edinburg h, Dtbliro, Wnterford , anil nt various otherplaces , on WEDNESDAY , the :10th DECEMBERnox t , for 100 .Situations in 'bo Eicise. Ago for tboCustoms , 111 to 25 ; for the Excise, l'J to 22.

ThoneccBEary form will b» Bent to any person whoapp lies at once , onclositig %* addressed roolscap oil.velopo to th n Secretnry, Ciril Scrvico Coinmi.-iflion ,Lontlou , S.W. " ul'O.Ut

LOCA L R A I L W A Y TRAFFIC ,Fo,- Ihu UVt t endnt 'j t'nJuu , Nov. 27, 1S7-1.

iWut.Tior.l Atlicury Lu..-rirk Waturf ' -l Kilkimij1 j i;id 'ill') - am) and Kit- Jliuctiou

l.iunri. k , Knni i Knai< k<niuy(:tl K:iilw;iy,il l l{lnil i -» :l'i milisi -2l( miliM miles 'JiJ milcii O1K:1I). O|H I I . U 1».|,. . ,.,«.„. j ,.|.. n.

' £ K. d.i; *. J. L t. ,\. £ ». d. '£ ». il .I'fwscusi rp , ' • • 1 i1'j irc.U, A.:. '.iTlS 10 IOI J'J 15 II 151 1.1 1 bi 7 1

liuous .Cattl .I lK"! 11 i. i! I «' la I l'J 1 177 li 10

ToUl ... '-.781 'J 'J.ltil 17 7j . — ...|*i.JG 11 sL'u-J 13 11

m€kl«*t j'r. »K 7 1103 13 11 !'!J0 IJ 9-J19 U S

WATERFORD THEATHE COMPANYn,miTFD) .

CAPITAL, £2,000. 400 SUAUES. £5 EACH,

DIRECTORS :Tho Right Worshipful WILLIAM K. COMMIKS, Mayor.Cnpt P. P. BBENAN , J.P., Belmont House, Wntcrfcrd ;WILLIAM H. PARKKK , E.»q., Kilmacow, Co. Kilkenny ;P. D. WALSH, Esq., J.P., Rivcrvicw, Waterford ;G EOROE I. JlACKK-sr, Esq., M^.D., Lady-lane,WaterfordJAMES T. IJTAS, E?H., Ncwlown, Waterford :RICHARD HARNET , Ksq., KUlo 'reran Houso, Waterford.

Bankers—PiiOVINCIAI, BANK .

PROSPECTUS.From its extent , population , and wealth , it has Ion;;

been considered that tho city of Watorforil ought topossess a properl y appointed and commodious Theatre,where tho inhabitant )) could htivo the opportunity of en-joying first-class dramatic , musical, and other mis-cellaneous entertainmonts , and wliero meetings in fur-therance of objects of public utility could bo hold.

In fill , or nearly Ml ; the other largo Cities of Iroland ,ample accommodation has been provided for such objects ,and it is cortain that the enterprise now being pro-moted will Kupp ly to our city tho want which has solong oxUtcd , aud which lias been felt by tho citizensgenorally as a. great deprivation .

Owing to tho absence of a suitahlo building, and ofcertain necessary properties and appliance the manyfirst-class Dramatic and OperaticCoinpnmos which yearlyvisit Ireland, and perform in Dublin , Cork, Belfast , andLimerick, have been unable to afford the citizens of Wa-terford and its vicinity tho opportunity of enjoying- theirentertainments , and to provide for this want (ho iheatroCompany has bcon established. _ _ _

As stated abovo, tho Capital of tho Company shall bo.£2,000, of which , for tho present , ouly JE3 per Hharoneed bo callod up, and it is believed that this sum willfully carry out tho above project , tho company beingnow in a position to entor into the most farorablo con-tracts for tho cntiro work. Tho calls on tho Shareswill bo as follow :—10.1. on application , 10s. on allotment ,£l within thrco months after allotment , and £\ on com-pletion of tho building.

As before stated, an agreement has boon entered intoto lease the West Wing of tho Town Hull for a term of75 years, at tho yearly rent of .£30.

Forms of Applications for Shares, and all other infor-mation can bo obtained f rom

EDWARD S. KENNEY , Secrotary,TOWN HALL,

Or of Mr. JOHN WALL, Stock Broker,n27-4t KINO STREET.

ttfttiltCYfOtft iHittUCtSWaUrfiml , Dcctmbt! ' -i, 1S7 t.

Weather moderatoly fin.-, with porno frost. Supplies ofX«tivc Grain li .'ht . A good diuiaud Ior all kinds , nt theprice of ln*t WLVIC.

rOHEKiX WIIKAT—A Etcalv KiUr. Jin chungo.

I.VD IAN * amS—A fair c>u)l:.:iiptire il .-ro.n .l, :.t nu :i-l-vani:e of l« . im tlio w.:'.-k .

FLOUR - Dum.in.1 slow. No clianiic.

COLE .t l'ROS.SUR.

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Indian Coru 4'Ju Quartern. Iutlian (Joi n 4*J IJarn I.-.W hunt »7 .l«. Vi'hLiil - I- 1I0.tlaU • ¦ - .lo. Uaus - - -'.ili 'J ,!¦,.llurk-y- . s':ick£. Hai-k-y il».,., I t'ri ilo. 'Flour - - Iu7a Sat '..,.Hour j . UnrrelJ. lOaim-ul - .lo.Mo»l • -U Aic-ky. |juiJ>;.ii IJJI'UJ .1".

WATJBRl'ORD BUTTER ilARKKl'.N u m b e r uf >'irA.nf i K K i g l i e d ut t h e l' u u t i c l i u l l t r M n . t , t t

f o r It ' etk en>ttnt j ] *'riuay ( t h n day ), awl I'ricti,Saturday, — 170 — 1K>». od. 10 15J,. 0.1,Monday, — 7 — 115s. ud. lf t x . od,'iucsdaj, — U — UJOJ. UII. l»«J_-. i.'.;,W udnuaiUy — W — M./*. 'A '.. J55i. 0.1.Vl/lirsditj -, — 1.11 — HSj. <..;. lia«. od .friday, — • 0 — WW_-. Od. <1M <. uvi.

>iu. of lirkiu^ corru-sitouditih' wi-irl: lust year — ^l(il'ricuiwrcwl. — 135i. iM. to HOj od.

(C'urrectuJ t/iis d<vj jor 'Ihu IV'aturj orU Hews.)I'ltuVISioXS.

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ruTA'iOKS.Average iiiv-4., ... lid. to ol. pt-r at.uiv.

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Wuul. AMI IHUI W .Hoi iOKT WuoL.lr . 0 I t< » I--. 7d J |l l»KS,.;j-. to :;i- . Uil pel- c I t\ i M'i iKi i «,i.wi., l> iii iu I.'. i i i K i r s, ;;j. io 1.1. JICI i.i.01...S WOUI., lo IJ.l tO I:. ~ I I .JA1.» , I.'.. lO 4.Si. O-l In.!' t l../.

r i M li i; ii .It. 1'I.VK p .r loll , !HJ U.1 Hi Hi SI.IH.S, j .i.T ll>.»J, I 'J JVf.Li.o iv l'ix>., do ; .-. od tu IN- I I .AIIIS, in.-r . io l:!-.. io l:i.< i.'l

t; o A i. s .CVJ1..S, pcr.tull , --:. Ud Iu --is 'AI. J CO K K , Jii;.- toil , 20^. IJ.1 to '£)A

I'ouiir.r ; A N D CU K K N citur -.s.H AV , jKT tun , new, 7">i to W'-:. Ti-HMi -s , pi" to-l , l'i< to 17iiJTll.HV, Wj - Ir atl-Il, -l"ii tO •*•'.." I M A N i (uLn.-i,|ivr I-O'l, 17rt tO l*^ s

Do. oateu , b'h tu •'¦¦ '>?. I U.Miuo.s , |«.- iu-i , I'oJ to I'M

liirths, iniUtvAQ Vi, «?•; fJcaths.iTt/cniJlCf«tr "( *"/ f t t r f t t t t \ f u r n -f j r i v lJ ->t tU i, ut 'if t he ur ^ 'f i t t tu

li 1 R T 11 S .NoTc -iubcr !»tlj , tho n i fn >.( l-'r.inci.< Sullirau , Ksq., C.I.-IIL'.

InHiford , cuiiL-ty Kill: i .:iiiv , ot a dan^ 'iti .r.(In tliu i'7lli ult., at On lii'l, tin: will! ot lUwanl O' llri i-u , Ksq.,

ul a 4orj .Un tliu Sliil ult., at liaku.itoi.vn, i-uunty Tippurary, the wifu

ol Abbot Trayi -r , KMI ., o( » .-un.

JI A R It l A l i K S ,Nov . -S at ^t. .l.ilni thi: Baptist 's Clr.in.-h , <:loutarf , by thu

K LV . ltol'i-rl 1'uwi-r, '; (.'., as.-isUd hy the Uu-v. lV-tur O'L'oiillur ,C.C.. coll=in^ to thv briilr , Mr. Jeremiah O"llrit -n, of llallyuia-rart , Dillii-'arvan , lo Mai inline Josi-iihiue, i-ldc--t .lau^ hu-r ofthe Litu Mr. 1'utrk-k .Muling, I'oivy , county IVutcrfunl , uailui.4.'.!< >f the Unr. -liilin .Mulliiii, J 1.]"., Hiu^, iJiiuîrviin.

Nov. i>tn , at tin: Auû.-liiiiaii Church , .Liuieriek, Michael ,younircst sou of the lalu Michat -I Harry, K'H , tiurtuacluuua ,county l.iuieriek , to Margarut Mary Joscphini: Uiuwu i- , elile- tilauiikler of til.: Ialo Dalii.-I H. llruwue, Kail., Muuutbkki-iiyHoual-, Kiliui.llock ,eouuly Lituvrick .

On the Mtli ult., at Golden Church , county Tippcrary, Mor-gan Vox llamurtou , M.ll., M.Uu., T.l'.U., to Sarah Ann.-, se.culid lluughter of (iefj i'ij e Thouipsuu , Ksil-,. Kilumore .Ifuuê ,Ca.shcl.

Ou luo 'Z)l!i nil , lit UiBUano Clurch, IJniou ot Fiddown,Juhii iiutv iiiuiou , KJ<[.. Ke)L> Loilt'". wuuty Kilkenuj, to Lilly,sccou.1 daughter of the late lloury Ul .ickmore, Ksu,., liraiguv ,Eiimo eouuty.

On tho '.i:ih ult., at St. Patrick s, I'artcou , neat Limerick,Iticbiml J. Il innhnui , Ks.|., Lieutenant dill. It/ 'giuitut , tu MaryHarriet , daughter of thu lute (icorge Uluskr , lisu,., of rj .-U.-uullouse. eouuty Clare.

Ou Xorcuilwr :>tli , in the Catholio Church, Adamitown ,county Wej ford , JamiM Josfpu St:illord , Ki'i., of Dunmait iH.iusc , eldest tun of tho lato Patrick Stafford , E>n., of Keulc ,to Alice, youngest daug hter of the late Sylvester Duwnci, Kiq.,of Aditmstowu.

At thu Cattiolic Church , Poplar, Lomlon, Mr. J. Bricklcy, toMa iy J., eldest ikuxhUT uf Jlr. JameB lolty, H. M. Cuttoms ,Wittrforil.

D E A T H S .On Moduuy, in Tmruore, after ftlprotracted illuca, agcil two

years aud six moutlu , Michael Joseph , tlir eldest aud dearly-U-lotel sou of Juhu Kyuu , Ks>|., T.C, of Hroad-ntrcct, iu this

At lliu i-esidtncc, Airuiouut , Waf.rford, Mr. Willium Saxi'ift eil 75 years.

Dec. J, nt hw residence. Merriou-sqimre, Dublin , \S. J.Naiiior , I-:.-q., barrisUr , mil of Kir Joseph Napier.

Noveiolie r .1, iu;Nickolaief , liussi.i, ngwl iS), n ilnnm, Bon ofthe late Dr. j imti Piers.-, of Wf xford.

Of your .charity pray for the, repose of the Kiiil of thc .VcrjrItcv. Fi.ther Jostph Carroll , l'a.«iuuUt, who diuil lit thu retreatof tho I'assiouut., Holy Cross, Uelfast , on Friday evening,',Norumber J7lh.~in.I'.

Ou the 'J7th ult., at Pri'ir l'Aik , Cj onincl , Mrs . hhz-ibHhCnrriill Di'inpsti-r, nlict of SurRwn-Miijor Dempster, TipperaryArtillery, nt tliu tulva.iced i«c "f »'' yu-»«.

At ShreveiKirt , I/ iui' .-iui'i , Unlte.1 .Stiite.i, on tho in.l No.-.,at tun a;;o of X> yea rs, utter i-ii'hl years illi ieu s Jini.ili Wiuu ,,,,ion of tho lato .Mr. lvlwnlxl Vi'arrcii , of ll.ûal.-towu , eouutyCnrlow.

Ou the :i- th nit at hii m'n rosiil'-'iicc, (Juny-street , Clnmuel ,Mr. ltnbcrt Pun-u-r, late l.audiu;ister Tipporary Arti l l ir.', u«ntlIS! years , ^ri-atly regn-ttul by all classes, aud by l.iiue uiuruaiucoruly thau lita late brethren of the stall.

HUNTING AITOIXT MENTS.Ku.xGS.vr Hou.vi.3.— Moudav , D.'c. 7tli , Ue.'art ; .Veduiw-

day . "th. Newmark et • Friday, lllh , Cloinauto .Mills.—At eleveuo'el.ck.

Tll - i'UHAKT Hi.-.ii.—Dmnga ii Villa iso , Salu.day, D. c. 5 j ThnKu'iuels, Vuenlay, Mh : Jlarley Park , Saturday, l'Jlli ; 1'unl-uiuckn, Tuenilay, Ulh ; tVluard, Saturday, l'Jlh.—it eleveuo'clock.

iioxt iicU)9—«af»9;iftcA R R I V E D .

2Sth Nor.—Milford , i, Milfonl, K c ; Cypross, Letherinctou ,Liverpool, coals ; llo»a, », Uaug»rvau , u c ; Galloway Lass,Thomas, Cardiff coals ; Copt-land, ?, Glayow , g c ; Nancy ,Cardiff , coats : Arklow, Ulasitow, K C.

29th Nor.-Liuicricli , 6, Jlilford , i; c ; Ellen , E.sun , Cardiff ,coala ; AuenoMa, U.iri.-, Cardiff , Skull , coali ; Herd , Ilodjjo,Newport , coals.

30th Nov.—Zopbvr, s, 0'Donnril, Livcrpuol , K C.:il»t Nov.—-Malaknir, «, Milford •; c.1st Dec.—Qlvat Wcstoou. s, .Milford, » c ; Tench , Mc.iur,

Ol.1s.7aw.emtk ; S.tmh Hell , An'.ross.vj, coal*: Aunic Coll'ms,Kane, Troon, coals.

liu.l Di-o.—Hiirniony, U'liite, CirditF, coals ; Gudgeon , llowc,Cnrdiir. coals ; dibyl , lly riie,;Uilblin , malt ; Collector, Davey ,Canlilt, coals ; Princo.-s, llarlow , Wrxtonl , nwlt

ord DL-C.-I/.U-.I. a. Culler , Uvcriiuol , s c j .ValalsuflT, M^ ilf ord ,g c ; Orieut , CaniilT, ciiaL".

S A 1 L K U .L"Jth N'or.—Copeland , Glasgow,

c; Skerryvore , s, GlaSf'.w,I? u i Holy Wriitli , Uurruw, Williams, pitwcod ; Cordelia, New.pi.rt, Uftmiibell , pitwood.

:Hjlh Sow — Wiiterwich , Swansea, D.iun , hallait ; Itvlinuto,Cardilf , ltertolotto , liailitst ; (ir.id Ze-,-rali , Cardiff , Arp iuo,ballast ; S .scllo , Carditl , ballast.

1st l)i-c—Nuniicn , Now Orleans , Korsenwu , liallast ; JlaryCiirrau , C'arditT, IVIic'rin , p i tmwl ; Annie, Jwnffarva u, Swu,tuai/c i Auni.-, Livorp.iul , Tynell , pit-.voiHl ; Caruud . Carditl ,lSowdou , pitwoud ; Laoy ford , Cardiff , pitwood ; Kuinlatum ,tlardilf , Joue?, ballast ; Darius, Cardiff, oats ; .Muruiirct, Lar-.litT. pilwool ; llcioiue , Ki?uor, coals ; fo','lc, Uiibliu , M U II IIK,ni.ilt j . •or*iir , Dublin , uialt; KaKattli-, Leji iire, Uard'tt , ballaft ;Clo.'.a^h, Neatii. Furre>l, 'oAlla-t ; Liberator, Cardill , pitwoml ;))ue tVcili.', Uinlilf , balhist; Flyius Fish, Shorehtiui , Surseu ,oats ; l.ady Stuart, Truro, oats.

ind Dec— Rosa , s, Duugarvan , g c ; Water Lily, Cardiff ,nitwocd : Progros.s liristoll , oats.

MOON S CHANGES.X.-iv iMoO'i WeilnPsrlnj - , 9 li 0 0 a.inKir»t (j-Li' iei UV.IuesiU y, lU:h ') 'Jl p. nFull Mniiu WeduwJay, 23..I I 5U J.uiL.i!>l Oiurifr We 11 mlay, 30.h '- 3G |..m

DUIJL1N STOCK EXCHANGE— I K STKKUAY .PO. Cash. Acct

Three per Cent. ConsoU — — —New 3 per Cent Stock — '.msi! —Itank of Ireland 1<«> :":1 -National Jiank 30 Oaj-Minister Itank , Limited — 'Ji , —J/iliernianiiank — -r'''AProvincial Bank — — —National of Liverpool (limited) lo — —City of Dublin Ktcam Company... IU0 lOCj 7 —

ItAILWAVS.Watorford k Central Ireland 5 per cent — —Waterford &. Central Ireland .£100 pai.l —

^ ^ —

Waterford uml Limerick , 3O5Jj | —A\rftterfonl it Limerick New 5 per cent.

redeemable Great Southern .t Western £V») paid ... 108; —

She ®iitcrfoxi) |lctos." UK JUST, AM) Fi lAl i >T)T."

Fli l DAV K V K N I .X(j , DK'Ch'.MIil - Jl i 1, 187 1

'I'liK iLAYOil\IiT Y J' Ull \*f o.

I no i i im . t t i a l ly Iarfô assuiiiij iiigi ' , liVfii for

coiilfsU'il L'li.'Cl iui i , w l i i u l t wu .s s^cfii in tli(; CouncilUliiiinl).: !" on Ttif.-iii siy l:t-t , amply tcst i l ic i l t lioilncp iiil(;ri;>i. thai li:nl b'j tiu cvokcil in thu con-text (or ll iu j rayor iihy, ami ihc |iruccL"<lit|.js worucliiu' iictoi'i.-iud Ijy a gruai ainot inl of cxciiuinc-ni .a* well indeed a.s of novel:}-, li was woli knownthat lor :i considcralj lo t ime past , a strong IVJC I-inij was inaiiifusli.'d ainong.-t, inc-ii ilj oi -.s of t l icColliicil and cili/ .i .ns tha i iho |iie.s'.-i i t uccti |i:) iitof the chair , Aid . U' . lv. (,'U M M I N N who ha-- Zi-a -lutisly and well di.-.chai^L-tl iho i in | i 'U ' ian l dutiesol' t l iat hi gh and li..iioi':ibl.: iillice , should \M re-elected , .'or Lite |)iir |io-e ul a l l ind ij i i ,' him an oii-|i.i ri un i ty of carry ing lo matur i ty .<f:v«r:il i t n -p .irtanl wui-k s which hu had ori yinaletl ; anil att,hu outset uf thu |iroco' .-cliiiy s , :i pi-oii- j sii iou wasmade , and forcibl y supported in the Council ,that tliu Iwo candidates v.-ho had canvassed forthe ollice , and liail received lar .re |iromi.ses ofsuppui' l at an early datu , should retire from llicconlesl , and allow the pieseu o eliieienl occupantlo bu niiani iiio i t.-l y cho.-(.-r. Ior 11S70. To ihisproposal .Mr, J. T. K I'AX , placing himself al lliudisposal of his supporters , {jraciun .sry <,rave hisconsunl , (irovided -Mr. K KOI ;II did likewise. .\lr.Kcotill , J iovvevcr , declined to accede to this de-maud , expressing his belief that the desire furresi gnation did imt conic from his friends butfrom liis opponen ts , and feeling bound to hissupporters , as they were bound to him , he re-.solved to go La ihu \i<A\, unlu.is ra(i;e.stt;.] bythose promised to him to retire , which , we think ,no mail pledged to vote would fuel wat-rataeil indoing, in this state of allairs , llie Mayor , witha thorough regard for the dignity of the positionwhich lie had held so beneficiall y lo the citizens ,declined 10 enter into a contest , although , ifhonored with tho unanimous election of theCouncil , lie was quite ready to re-enter upon theharassing 'duties of the otfice. Messrs. rvKo iiiland KVA .V being then dul y proposed ami seconded ,the divisiou eventuated in the return of .Mr.JiYAN by a voting of seventeen to fifteen , fourmembers declining, and four being absent fromillness and other causes. The contest , we archappy to say, was carried on in a friendl y spirit ,and hits terminated , as far as we know , withoutbeing marked by broken friendshi ps, althoug hnt. times strong passions were evoked. The ex-cellent <|ua!ilies and the many claims Mr. K HOGII

possesses for ihis civic dignity arti loo wellknown lo need reca pitulation here ; hut as thechoice has fallen on his opponent ,wo an: sure theCouncil will have no reason lo ri '.'i- .-i t l i i - irselection.

ll may not b': out. of place, now that tin:b attlehas been fought and »u:i , to say ,1 word or twoof tho victor. Mr. J AM us T. Kv.w is the able-and worth y ropi - .'suntalive in ihis ciiy of theeminent and thoroug hl y successi 'id building f irmol .Messrs. Jons U VAN VV. SON , of Wai .-rfor d andLimerick , and it was v/eJl n.-marki -d by one ollliu speakers at tho Council , t hat , tin: man whohas achieved success in his own business , issure in do the liii sinc .is »!' the public well andcarefull y. Since, he became a member of theI own Council , lie has bi-eu IHOM . attentiv e to his

duties , and his opinions on Corporate mattershave alway s been hi ghl y regaided. '1'he onlyargument we havo heard used against him was,that he has' loo much business of his own tuspare lime for public duly . The answer 10 thaiis, simp ly, that if he had no busiues .-, at. all , therewould be very litllc use in his look ing forthe -Mayoralty ; and us to having too much , thesame observation mi ght , have been app lied toM A UKI C K lillOoKKS , who is i:ot onl y engaged inlarge business in Dublin uud London but iu Mel-bourne , and that fact did not operate prejudi-ciall y, but otlinr wi.-e, with the people of Dublin ,when they made him mil only Lord .Mayor butonu of their represent atives. As a cert ainty,however , wo learn that Mr. R YA N' lias now lessbuilding contracts on hands than for many yearspast. E'litil lately, his work s were in diJlerf ntparts , of Ireland , 111 the furtherance of whichlargo numbers of men were kept constantl y employed in Waterford ; bin now that he is engagedwith extensive buildings in ihis city, all concen-trated und iM 'his dail y su|iervision , he cm do asmuch inspection iu an hour as heretofore hecould accomp lish in a mouth ; J-O tha t on tl i oscore of pre-occiipation , ico are sure the publicwill never find him wauling in his duty to theirinterests. His intelli gence and integrity, al-ready well known , will soon he more prominentl ybefore the public , and in a year hence, we feelconlideut the Council will have nn reason to re-gret the choice they have made in the selectionof llic Mayor for l iSTo.

\\ e dare say some members of the Council arcnow full y convinced , thai early canvassing shouldbe discountenanced ,and ihat promises ought notbe made several months in advance, during whichmany circumstances may occur iu the course ofCTCnls to make men fuel that they had hastil yrushed to conclusions , from the operation ofwhich they would give much in tho end to beliberated.

NKW KXTENSION RAILWAY.We are happy 10 learn that the extension

work s of the Central Ireland Railway will beproceeded with vi gorousl y early next spring.The lirsl. section of the lino is to extend fromMary boro' to deashill , a small town on the wayto Mullinga r, the centre of Ireland. IL will be agreat advantage to Waterford to have a railwaydirect fro m die lirid ge to Mullingnr , and withthe aid of -Mr. .lames Delahunty , this will occurwithin a comparatively short period. Wo learnthat thu (J iyat Western of Eng land are givingsubstantial aid to this most important project.We find by Mr. Delaliuniy s speech in London ,which we publish lo day, thai the first and se-cond class lin es between Waterford and Kil-kenny (see report) , are to bo reduci -d. This invery creditable , and a bri ght example 10 olhu rIrish railways!.

DO M I N I C A N Cm II . II .—Tlio W OI U H of this newbui ld ing uru lust }irt.^rvs> ii, <; by Mi->sr s Ryan nmlSon. They expect tl io i - l m n l i 10 hi. icoi'eU in nex ta u t u m n .

ll .i v.— 'J'licro was 11 v>:rj J.iiyc i imib.-t o f l i ay intown this week-. r'i,r prices .-,.¦.. our m:irku-t column.

Cuii.8.—Tliero is a lurKe sui. |,l y ul coals iu towuat present ; prices, >'is. to 2^ d. jn..r tou by retail,

THE LAST dILLY MOVE. 'A small section of tho Waterford Bonrd ot

Guardians—gett ing smaller by degrees—afterhurling their proud defiance at the Local Go-vernment Board and their orders, have now fledto other game, and threaten to repeal the HealthAct altogether. This is more than the ThreeTailors of Tooley-sfreet ever contemplated, ihethree patriots of the Waterford Board , have leftthe " three gentlemen" in Dublin , all in theirglory, being scarcely worth notice, and wingedtheir way to tho great guns in London. IheHume Eulcrs of tho Waterford Board have, atlast., departed fr .tn Ireland to seek "foreignlaw " in the Kimlish metropolis. We hope theywill not forget 'telling the big men in the greatmetropolis , that an effort is being mado m \\ a-ttrford to give educated gentlemen under thenow Health Act, o'|d. per day (!) for their labor.Mr. Johu Conn, of Mount Ida , broug ht forward ,ou Wednesday, another wind y resolution , askingsome of the hig h and mighty officials in London ,to hel p him and his two or three less wordycoiifrci'j s,' in cliciV futile opposition to the LocalGovernment Board , who arc bound by Parlia-ment to see tho Health Act properly earned out ,for the beuelit of the public. Their uncalled-f orand disgraceful attacks on the L. G. Board , provethe weakness of thoir cause. 'I ho reports ol thevarious medical officers th roughout Ireland ,almost every day, show the appalling conditionof the country in a sanitary point of vioiv , andhim- necessary it was to preserve the health ofthe people. The " three gentlemen " yt Water-ford , will , we opine, be soon made to feel thatwhilst carry ing out a little bit of bad feeling to-wards the country doctors, they are not workingfor the interests of tho ratepayers, (."see report J.

GREAT WESTERN RAILWAYIt will be perceived by advertisement , that a

special steamer will sail from this city to JS'ewMilford , with live stock, every Tuesday and Fri-day, at, two o'clock in the evening. A specialtrain will convey the stock from Xew Milfordup country. The first sailing took place onTuesday last , 1st Dec This shows the accom-modation ihe Great Western proprietors arewilling to give the :nib..c.

THE IHISfl FISHtiVG TRADING COMPANYA Company under the above title , w ith a capital »f

JK OU,(HW , anil 2,j,IWU uliurc-.s of £1 VM M , is liein'n' foruicilfor the purpo.se of establishing tisliin^ stations on theconst of I.'cliiiiil , and , .supply \wx same willi boats , ucl.s,iin.l ot'uer uuuosgary iippl'anvc.-s for taking li-h , sm.-hoperaiiom lo 1M: .-uri-iix! un by im.-:ili.-i of " wclle'lVessels ," anil steam carriers for spwl y >:HIIVO}-:II I <:. S "1full, Ax., to available seaports nn.l niifwny.s." 'fin.-pru-pecius, aln .Mily isMicl fur private i-ii-. .-uI at i<: i i .Kjimkiiiij: of ill' ! abuu.kiin-u .if salmon of vtry lim: .unl itytu.-.v fonvanJiNl Inn i i the 81i:itin<jn , and rivers on tfi i*west coast of lriilitn.l . says, " a va.-a .supply of ILsh 01 nilkin.Is liculil hi! brought to market u tn very me k-r.itc.;ost , &K., a. stalviii'i '.il which applies v. ith pumiliar fun:.:to our luirhor. Tlic Xyui i ih JSunk otV our iiarbor, a.-: iswelt liiiort. i , afforils ail abu'.nl.oit source- o f . supply otli^h , ..upablo of bum;; still f i i i t l i ' .-r .-ul .irj;e.l : but ..vi:iinow, i'l addition M> ihe bu.ils of our luu-i.tjiii - , \vhi.:h , wei-.ro sony u> .-ay, are f..-w , ihis y.-oi'tnl i.-, li.-hed byDubl i n and .M;iux li-ln.-r t in:ii yuurl y, (o tli i."' ..- ve ryirrt- .it :idvauK;.;ij. ' ( ur euiup lulL' sy.-t.-jui of i;ross clumtiel.¦.Le:iiner.- oiler-, vury j rnxil faei' 'li'.-s for the tr.111.-il of tliisli-h io Iho Ij '.adou ii.'arki:L;, as ilu alôouc ir.ii ' i .-irnin^-i,--incnls lor tho.-o of JJul . '-u , anil ivu .re rt i i i i i l y regardWnlerford Iiarbor , wi th iLs 1.0:1st , as affordm;.,' :i nio^ttiifuiirgji i^ lasin for llrj operalions of ,i coiiipiiiiy, wlio.-«..-tlorl c:;uuoi. fuil "I ^.\ .11 :t ntrnni^ iinj iu 'ils 10 tin:¦ lormaui hi-U li.-lierii.-s. A .-.hurl pre l iminary m/iiee,^'ivin:^ iiil'orm;itii)ii , appeiirs in our aiivertisiir/ eoidinii.-,L > vvlii .:li uv wnuM iliie.-t iit- --ii t iuu.

TlfK ivir.l.l -.'A liL'l.' IAL 'M luCSlJ .vi nn: t:i>i i' <>i : OK nir. M.w< .

D K .MI Sll: —Kiml l y all.r.v tin: a IiLLI .- >p.u:i . i:i t in: m-xleililion .it llie .\'K »V .. HI -:y a iV.v wu:-,!.- nbout tlm Kil li .-.iburial ^louail , for 1 -leeui it i:: a .-oinliiiuii to .-.ill publi t !;itl(Miiio:i to tliu ilis ,'i-;ii 'i :lai stale ill ivlii .:!i il i* kept. Ihave 110 doubt but tiial it is si proper ."i>e fur tin: l.'n -.-dUovcruiuciil iiii.ii'd—wli'j ê provimre it is—u> r;iu^.: i.i-t iutry t-j bo uiuilo us lo whether its eonliiiuauee :i.i alit irial place should lie lonjj er tdlou'cl as .-.uch «.• iiol.Tlio faeLs lire tlie.-e :—Tin- uuiiibcr ol internic-iiu for tliopast lew 3'e.tr.-i liavi ,1 beea .so numerous as Iu exi -eed.-everaliolil wluil oti .^ln t'< I K; allowe.1 in :i burial ^r./iiii .luf .-.u Miiall an urea. Tin: number ol llie hitter w;i.s ,-:o^real tluit tin: ^'i-'j u.i i l is now raided i-uiisi i li-r .ili ly abovethe original level, and in.-rouic instances 1 have observe.!the .luaut ity uf .-uruiee above the eullin .liil nut ex.-endten iuehes—even less ûn iutiuies. To this .sUile uf ihiiii;-1 have jaiii fiilly to u.1.1. that bone.-, tlie reiiiiii:i- uf ol.lexituiiied eollias , arid uthi :r uusi^litly obj.'et.-, lie herennd liiirre over the .-uriairi: uueoverevt : neither is theground w.ilk-.l-m, .-o th:it. ealtle :ire not pruvunl.:.! enn r-in^ a [ilaee .so luillowed , ami lor whieli all persons oiiif li:eutei'Uiin thu lenderest feelings of vein.-rat.ioti au.l respect,JVotuJy ivill f k - i iy tliat this eoinlition of a einuetery isdisgraceful , Uud it is moreover injurious to publi .; health.It was only on last week , in the inquiry iiau the stateof tlio -Mahihiile buriul ground , Dr. Cameron ., eityimalyst , is reported to have .s:iid, •• that there .shuuld befix feet of soil eoverin;,' a eolliu ; and thai thu o/gimii:matter emitted from bixtie.s was iutiniiely more danger-ous than other fuses." it is only fair , however , to sUiletliat tliu inhabitants of the loc.ility, ami the surroumliii!,'dislriet , whose relatives and friends lire here itttoi red ,are sure-pained at this melancholy condition of the eem-c-i-ery. Some time a;o, to rem.-dy this .suite of thin;;- ., 1111overture was ma'le lo the .Mar.iuis of Walerloi-d , uponwho.-e property this ground lies, Iu j,'ive an extetisiuu o'i1,'ruuuJ iur burial purposes', and hi.s lord.-hij. is .-aid Iuhav.! trra..-iou--l y acceded to this rea.ôaabli: rt -i iuusl. l intyei , aiu .-r a cunsi'lenible Ja/»se of lime, it now ieniari- iube explained wily the possession nf t'.iu j ilm. has ln 'cn soloiijj witliheld. A Coi:i".Es foNDKNI.

IJuiimoie E:\--it , o'Jth Sow , 1871.

UUlt .MAUKKTS THIS WHKK.lie TIKI :— The .supply uf butler this week was .-mall,

aud wi l l continue .->j for the rema i nder uf th.; -i.-asun ; asprices were M. hii'h ail ihrou-;li the year, farmers aresuppo-se.l nui tu hiiM mui .-li l.uiu-r. IVii .v- vul..d lhi=v.ceK :a l'. t s . t - l.Vls ; inMil clin-il ul i lai i iol l .V,-. tu l.'.S-.

WliKAT—The snnj.ly of fanner.-1

wheat was small ,uud ]ir 'u:«-: ailviiiicuti liil. )'er barrel on Ihu week, l'ruiii :ru> lbroiig lil ' Vs. 0-1. Iu 'I.') - . ; • ifcriui- , -JJs. i,, -JJ ,. i;,|. ;wliito w'aeai., Lijs. I 'A. In 'Ji.'.s. ; furciij ii wheat , 'Jij.-. i ll.

OA I S .— Tin: .supply of pan-cl i>:its w.i, fui" . l.'l .uimi .-lbla .-k oals sul' l ii^ l'is. ; la-mci's (-ats , 10- . ','d. tu 1"'- .lu.1. ; i'.vy.-, 1C- . 0.1.

U A U I .KV — l'.ar 'cy in u'u ij ' l .lci nai i - l . M.iltim; barl i-ytolil at IU.-. lu UiJs. ; yi-iti. 'i- i- j . IT.-.

A r U U S T I M A N SU1IOUI.S , D U X C A K V A S .1 perccivi: that t l io Aut ,'ii.-lini:iii r'atliers Lavi:

0[>.:xii'd ;i c/ufs.-c.'il unti mulhrtnuiic.ii .s.:/;<>^.' in lin- irconvent in their IOWII . They have six teueher- , tl ir . . -ncicrj /yiiieu , and ihi .-i' lay luofessoi --. It was expec-ted trial buid Watvrfor .i would give a bit. of yroiiml ,adjoining t in* eonvi .-ii t , us ii tj ite tor a SI:1I I M I 1 ; out , up10 tiie present , this lm:s not been done, iliuuiih 1leinember Ihe noblu Ion, has given nut onl y gniund ,but money, fur schuoU to Kev. T. Douley, IM' .L'lum-u. — Currc.<i *»eU 'nt.

DO W K K 'H D U.N O A I '.V .IX B K K W K R V .—I understand tha ta new brewer has recentl y commenced upernt ions itithis iavoritR find old established brewery . His dri.iksarc ^r .-alW rtpproveil ul', bulb :n reirards ll ivor andstrength. A new and puwcrful .-nir:riL . w i l l .thornybe .' ii-c-te.l. Tli.-'n- i.-> nn abuinlai i t , and in:vcr-failin^supply of wnte r , ui firs t rate eju.-i l i ty , un tl.e prcmisos.When the new ra.lway .shuil be opened , I hear Mr.Dower intends tu t -xport large ly to Eng land , Wales ,Austri i l ia , and America , Ac.— C»rrt •.-¦/ •</« >' -.-«( .

M n x i n 's M IMI nut Ai.: > . K K I I .V , J.I'.—The. Month' sMind Cor (he lameiiti -d Aid Keil y, J.P., was oU'oredup m St. i'a'.ricfc.s's Cl.hrcli yest. rday morning, in t lmpieience of the I.urd Hi-hop of tbe dioeese, tho .MostKev. Dr. Tower , and a larô congregation , cuuipris -inn re latives ami > .i ln: i IVieiuU (.f the deceased. TheUt.-v. Ci. Coniuiins , C.C, St. 1'atr ick' s. n-as lii^ 'hprie-t ; Hev. II . Ciitiar, deut'oii, and K.-v. IJ. Hr.iwiler.i ,sub-deacdii. Th.-n! w«ru in iho cl.oir:- K.-v . \;Kent , l'.r\, St. 1'atrick' s; 1'. Xolaii, P.T., T. McO'rmli ,CO., mid W. Oiualy, t/ U., Tri.-.iiy Wj t lm ut ; I).-.Ryan , Ad in.. Trinity Within ; K. I' ". Walsh , IM 1., St.Mary 'i", CUillinel : K. (I ' llonticll , l'.l'., Cn.uk- andKillea ; X. I'lielan , 1M'- , (.'iimmoiidliuM ; ,f. \ -. (;i, ..ary,D.U., 1*. Tower, K. U'Kiordau , aud tl,,. |), all | stJohn's College'; J. Kyun , T. O'lir len , and T. M 'L '.u t h vTra iuoro ; \V. Hro ivii*, W. 1'ii el.iii , W. ll K iuiu**v A .Slnlier , uud M. Keating, C'.C'.H. ; T. J. M uihal l . l '.l' .,Goro's Uriil guj T. Malier , T.P., Suncrol 'i ; P. Mal icrjP.T.. CurlowL'raiL 'ue.

SroiiTixu. —Tho Duke of St. Albany |,,,,d L'reni-oriic, tho Kev. Mr. Alcock , nml Mr.l '»ivi:r, uf Spring.Hold , havo been th 'd week on a vi-,it to Mr. G ,Uwoy ntColliguu Ludgo. This being the first visit of his (j'ruecto that neighbourhood , it W:LS the occasion of rej oicingon the (Jsboruo properly, ihu tenantry of whii -t i mail"ifested tho pU-asuru that th , . Duke 's arriva l i-ave themby lighting several large botilire i, which "continuedburning to a late hour. Notwithstandin g the un-favourablu weather tho party enjoyed some fr.ir wood-cock :.nd eni po Hhootiujj , and were especially amusedut sumo cap ital rabbit, hunting by Mr. Gallwey 'dwidely known littlo puck of terrier;).

D I'.VA I. IX WATEHt 'oKii. —This (Kipubr , talentedporforinnr has visited us this week , and closer hisstay tu ui ght at tho City Hall. Jlr. Du-Vnl is fuil astaking, us varied au.l as happy as ever, and makesIlia entertainment , with additions , quite as attractivens when first we hud iho pleasure of witnessing it.Those, who have, not been at tho Assembly Rooms oaeither of the past tivo eights should see Mr. Du-Valere hoiakm bis i.vivc.

J-..\ iK; i iAr iox ID CANADA. —Mr. J. Mur nhv , govern-inen l t'Uiigr.iti -Hi commissiouur, iinnouiices his iiitun.lion ot lecturing 0:1 Motidny evening next al lliuCixy }I,-.I1 an '* Outiirio as a Held lor cnii'^r;n.ioa." Tuoii v working classes, mechanics, nud fervai.ts such atr.flij .-ci is 0110 uf t lm utmost importance , and to tb'ipliilaiitbri ip ibi it ij a theme deeply ititeresling. Al laro iuvitcd.

A I'KKSBXTAT I OX.—T liore is .it pn-seut on view ait h y je wellery est .blisl irucul of Mr. JutneH Mosk-yCuslom House (Juuy a beau t i fu l ly executed Ormolucluck , aud pair uf uandelabr.i to inalcli , forini.i" nj .ruieiitution to tin: lluv. Mr. O'llanluu , f rom thu p

"u.teatut.t pariohioners of Talloiv and Ki lw .it, rai iy.

Tl.o FreiicU liospitaln retpiiro lW.OdO leo,.ln.-.i -)eraauum. '

TUK O^,0llAT10g.-? .KLECT10N OK MATOIt OF '

^ Eatoaf .!i TOR 1876—As

APPEAL , A.NSITEKKD IX DOTH-.,T^?—THE PROCERDt sojWrTXESSED I)!' A LAH GK ATTENDANCE OF CITIZEM~THE DIVISIO N' OX TIIE NOMINATIONS—DI0N1PIED COX.DUCT OP THE PRESENT MAYOR , AID. W. K. COJIMIXS .OQ Taesday last , tho Corporation mot, nodorata.

tute, in tho council chamber, to elect a mayor for1875, and for ibo transaction of other business. Tboproceedings, fixed for twelve- o'clock , commenced at. afew minutes after that hour with the taking of th Bohair byThe Right Worshipful AU. W. K. COMHISS, BIayor.The following members of tho body wero also present

tho re-elected, and the one elected member (Mr. N. ifAllen) having qualified previously :

Aldermen St. George Frcomnu , J.P., W. Johnson , J.pR. Power, T. W. Jacob , J.P., P. Mnnninsr , C. Kedmoud 'P. K. Jicid , J.P., P. A. Powor, J.P. Councillors - f 'Purecll , T. B. Trossor , J.P., J. T. llyan , J. Hennessr 'G. White , N. M. Allen, D. Keo^h , P. Hoban , JI. J. CoiP. D. Walsh , J.P., T. F. Keily, W. Kelly, P. Maekey'J. Fisher, JI. O'Meara , T. Plielan , K. Courtenay, QWalpolo, II. Lee, H. GalHvey, J.P., J. Clsuupctt , RMahony, L. i'rcenian , J. O'iieilly, J. JleKnerv yFielding, and G. I. Mackcsy, -M.D-, with Mr. T. } \Strange , law adviser; Mr. li. IJyan , Kuperiiitcii 'leiit ofworks, and Mr. E. S. Kciincy, mayor 's secretary.

Arising from a very deep feeling uf iiiurrrst in thei.)<ue of what was expected would bu a close contesttliero ivau a large attendance oi' eiti.'.eiis—indeed , :t ijsumo years since wo have seen so <j reai an assembla""present at an election for M.iyor in our Oo-.;nni|Chambor—and amongst those pre ieni were : — U ;s5riiJ. F. Scott , J.P., A. 1'. Maher , Joseph A. Tobin , E,Poiver, J.I'., Power's Conn , Tramore ; Ii> :v. M,:.<sr.;.Wheeler , V. Flood , R. Fnran, Aden., I' . P.mer . M.Keating, and J. Phelau ; I.. A. It yan , P. Clancy, Capt.ilubson , J. Tobin , W. .Saô, ./. K. Curtis , W. li. .s.n-!Kent , B.L., W. Cherry, J. O'Neill , T. Stephens , J.Curran , W. Whit t y , P. li yan , A. Pope, H. l'iizirer.i! ,lI) . O'Domghoc, J. Duolii'i , C.K., M. Kariell , .1. v;.,.nott , P. McKvntia , \V. Kolly, I). Kent , l{. li iil»wa _v,K. A. Euan , -I. Kuox

^ Mich:v:l Mur p hy, Head Coil!

Btables Courr.Miey and "()'I Jrii:ii , und a number of th oworking classes outside the bar.

THK OI 'KXIM:.Mr. F1s1iF.it B->id that before they went into tli c

business of the day he ilv.sir.f . 1 ro state he ]:.•»] a qws.tion of privilege .0 brin^ beforo ihu council. Thohonor of their bod y touk ])rt!Ci«l...|ice of all othermatter , and ho wished to move an iur gniry int > theBUppressioa of a docinni:nt m'.-a".t for tin : counciland which w.is not put before it. Hi: :ilhnk-i| wi M rTarrant '.s water report.

M AVUII —I would ask you , Mr. Fisher , ti ) a l low th eelection of mayor la f,'O on in the lirsl ins tan ce , :icdthen 1 will bo )i.'i:ipy to lira." you aimn yntir '(ii'.-stionof privih'gu (h .-ar , hear) .

Mr. Fls i lKK—Very well , Mr. Mayer.T H K KI.KCIIO N M M AV .I I! I ,,l: 1S7.',.

Mr. 1 I K X X K I« V--1 t h i n k thai th i s i - il.rj propert iuif , Mr. .Mayor, tu tnal.-i: a su;.'_:i :sii .,M • ,, 1) .,. ,WtJciiidid.ui:.-» w lm arc !i. fun: us , :i!.-l 111.1:. is t::: < >-. t hc - Twu i i i t l relir.: l i u n i a cunte .- i :it 1 .1 a!!u-.v vi ,a tu hfai,'. i in c-ii'i .- t :.! oar :- ii i i - f i i r i ' / is' r a i i ; f i . i ar, h ' -a r , wi t hch'f.-rs li'um u u t s i ' l i - t i i i ; I MI j. |1;I ::, IL' y.r.y vi- :,r ofollice, Mr. M;;yur , i n a t i v vvuii : - uf L ' : '- : i r ; :npui :ar .c i : toihi - cit-v nav,; I, -:,::, i : i t ru<Jii' : d , ur.'l ;*. i s w-rr d- - -i-r.ib!i: t h a t yu i i r wur.-hi j i .-i i t i ir d i i a v i : n. .- ..p j i f i r ; t i r . i t yas mayur , uf comp l'.-ii: ! 1.' t h -m (l i ' .-.ir . b"ar _i. I knowth .-.-ie arf! t'eut!om':n bi % re u i i - i ari- i -p im- i .-r l iu T hepr inc i pL: <.f re-i:l: .-.iun r . . t l :> . i - i r i r t- 'na i r , bu t :\,h i>an exc.'pl iui ia l c ..-u (I HMI -, I n .- t r J ; you , sir. aru inti-m:it' :!y eunn. 'ei.-d w i t h t i r : j iruiu. , i iun <j\ w u ik s fortin beiieli-. uf ih i .- c i iy, and !"' ,i* :Sat re i< -n ; I \vi,uli!pi-unxsi ! you r ri .. ..-l.- rtji i!.- ( l . .-ar , hear). I hop*: :la!-Ur. Ki .'ug ii a i i i l .V r. ll yan "i l ! -t ¦• r h u j i.- y f i c - f ut ' th i.-itr c t i rmg ai pi*'- T i - a l m; ' i l t i n : \v« i '.:s \v!:ir!i v,n h;iv(su abl y i i i t iMi lur . ' i fur iii" •_•»• .¦ I ut ' tl." i.-i ry . s'a.iil b(coii ip lef- .l (l..:.ir , !:> ar). I w .uM , t i :..i- .- f. .:-• - , ask ai nfavor to tin: f i t i z us uwl t u i b i s ruu::ci! i h a t th ' i-Eên tl . -m ..-:. v.- i l ! •!.> •. i l i r i ' !- . u-= , :.:.d w i l l r.;:iri: fron-th . - i i L-andid.u ar i- (!: "ar , I I - MI ).

( 'a/»:..'un .J O U N VN -1 ..I ' l i - i i l i .-r , s r, l- i: . '~ ', 'r.c su?i.'e-:.t i u n j u s t t h i u a n u i i i by .vn . l l i - :ni . ..->y is i« iv!v/i . r l l iy of . -u l lS Sik -rn t i iHi (b.-:ir , !,• :,;¦). " ] d-> liopu ilivil l be ;i«.-.:ii'.1<l t«, ;<ri .| t h a t i l . i s cuuiM .-i; will lit rel i i .-ved (ru m l ':i l: u n r r i m - , i r tv i . i ; . • i * '- da: v uf .-i-leclit i-jfro m nvi L'l i i ' l . ' i a i 'n su iv. - l l k i i u '.vu , a n l .ID nspr c ie i iin th»: c i tv , as :,!' *t in : iw,i cr.ndi'i .i. "s IVI ; Ir iv i ; U'.'foreu-', a gcu'L -mati t > ( ill iba' c'nair ( h e i r , heir). It is asil-j ^cji liuu , sir , w h i c h , I .1:11 Ci .i i t i.icn! , w i i i m<e : tlicviews i)T a la i^ i - s ret io t i uf ill" ru i inr i l , and I atr.p - :rt--cil y saii- ti- .d it is oiu> wl i ic i i wr .! m-- >:L theviews ti t a* gi'e.M icnj - i r i iy uf :ln: ciii / .ens at lar-rt(li .f .ir , benr) . I f li.u.se f_"::it !eiin-ri \T i I i now retiretlieir iloiiu so w i l l a s s i i n d l y put ihoir c la ims iu sucla po-i t tui i , u[i"n a h i tnrc uccasi'ji ., bf-fui - '- f l : . 'ir lollon-cit izens , t h a i they cannot bi: uv . -r luuk .-i l . 1 t rus l th'-iw i l l accode to tho stl'/î.-s t iun , and a!!u -.v tiie [.resentmavi i r *.o rt -main in uttioe (hear , h '- a r i .

M r. t'l s int i t f . l id he l . i - a i l i ly cuiieiirrvd in the prop .»it:nu. W h i l s t rci-.i^nis in^ t i , ..- .-i b i i i t i t -s ami tb (a t t m t i u i i uf Mr. ll yaii and uf Mr. Iv-u^'h , w i t h bull] cw h o m be bad s.-ivi'd upuu i-ouimi i te . - s , and iu tbcunnri l , yet lio r. -iin-mbi .-i ' - l I ii;.t t in: pn- -enl mtiyoh:ul i.f ive!i niuri: i ime , pei- 't iap s , ihan u t iy u -i lc-r momb.-r uf the bod y, dur ing his year uf uilir -, to prij ec;ndi -it t i t i i ; th o good cit ' tl:o c i ry, an i l of il...- ::umb»¦ wathe iir. p roTCmeui Hi l l , a b i l l uf i;-< -.it i i i i>: i : i - : it to thcity . If transferred to i : th . -r hau ls , he a-ired tlif t l t a re of that, bi l l u-ouhl be i i i i f ; i - r i i : i - i l , ar .'l.,':u rf

/ fliup , ' (•) see the ytijj gi-.stion a;.[>r- vc J .-.'. .JuXj i.cil ( l iet i r , hear). • •'•• "" ¦

Air . l'i' K i -KI .L— Dno v.- ur .l from m.v ...e i - , hear) ,ain i.uw t h i r ty - tw o years :. iiiei.. 'u i-r '.,i l i i i s b ni y, an1 do say, Mr . Mayor , wi.*.fc yuu are s.i iMimat.- ll i i ik ' -d up w i t h t 'n i . i i iupurl i'i.. b: i - i i i '- -s in i -umieet iu.wil l l t i l l : ci ty, it. wi l l b> : a siiatr..- a:i I a distract; if wdti nut l l i i aa i t t i uus l y rump!'.', a:; I r- .- - -- !i i.-f. vim tu thycli.iir (h.-nr , hear) . 1 U i t > - asidi- all ui l ier cl.iiim aneuusideraiions , ami 1 say openl y, thn. upon thygroond 1 cam.: heru (u support yuu (aiip ialis -). lasthe council to unanimousl y join in ^ 'iviu^ lui: pre.-.'.-uM Ivor another v^-ar ^hi -ar . b '-arl .

M v Y U K — I innst s i l-.l- i -r i - lv I h:;::k Vi, -.l : ii ! '.- r - i ' ^t n- .r,'n i 'i n — 1 i i iu.s i . s , i . cii i . i > iu.;. :s . U i i . i i . , ^' i . .;r i u- c

f u ry u t n -k i n Incss , ai.d als.) my lellow ci'i / ."i:ii ( luokinouisidit Ihe I1.1T). 1 nr.i-i d i -cla im tu .y l .otioti coo.-k int ^ rir.e'Ii .-c t i i i n . i,i : my u .v i, n::.- j a m , h a r > i t thcnut i i ' i l i-t i '.ls uput i tin; i it i . i i i i u '.- a- '.y i.-a in n. tak-; tl.cilSci: 1 mii- t irtrj ,: i t . S.,; ..:.' , .- ru-i-o (!.< • .!/ •, he.-irI am .-.w.-i i' ! , i;' - i . t !en. .-: i , i h a i 1 : .<¦ d u t i e s uf t!ii: pujt i . .u fi .r n - \ t y 11: .-i n- i !u - i- -s ..! •_'!.¦,v n -s in .n - ib - l i t(h-.'ar. h i-a r) . .\::i.,i^'-i ; f,r - : i 1 i- . -r.? 1- i n ¦ improv ini v n i l ! i l : I'.ir l!. .- . .- /y ( i i i i f i i - , l. - at - i . M. - .-p .y in lere.-tein l i i a : L!.!, ha v atj ..;-. - ; i -_; .i • ;r. :- 1 * . 1 - i i - - .- .a r .cii , ur aal! .- Vi ii 's a ¦.-:- • . d in .!..;!._• s . . I !-•: .-v-ry auxiely i^¦i.-in;; i t i- .irri. !.! P i ; , --.i. -r :.- ~ \ • ; - , ! .: I am full;i ! iv . - i,,:!.,. I .-I- II :,,!.:::

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ni-jii 1 ,i:ii unable tu ¦¦i|ii ii '....i my findings of thaukfcH.- .--J t > . yuu fur your k i i i ' l . xprt- s-iu .-is Divardj IEa t n l hrweT'ii ' f,Ti ' u m ,y ht i v.- iin.-n I heir abilitiesullief maL'ia: ra'.l -s,aliil t l n - v were j ^rr .il , u iunv of thcilew mayi.rs haw r.f '.ir...l f runi '.'n i < eh i i r w.'!i ihes-iDwarm ex: i r .>s -i i i ^ »{ mv v.-ar "I ' ulYHr u ( h ei r , hear, a:;ipp laus- -|.

Mr. Itui s — A l t e r t ho appeal w h i c h has been ni3id tin: I in iv I). - po r in i i tmi to s iv a I'.- IV words (heihi -ar). 'I' t ie i i ' i.s il() mm , ij i -ii il.-meii , for whomi-r il i .-r t a in ti bi i,'!n-r rt '-pt-ct t h i n Iur his worship tMayur ; nu m.in has l»e.:n a yr . -vur friend of mine,a;nu on.: w i l l <- . . i ; t i n t i « - a t-'r .-at. -r friend (hear , beaDur in g h i . yi -.-i:- uf ,,fti u-,- 1 hav.' been associated wiL i m iu ;ii" c iast i lera ciun , and in l':,,: carry ingmany I I I I M - I H V < c ili -u i .-iti -d Iu pr.im.);.' iHu prosperiII :' l i n t cry, .»fi. 1 I can .-j n - i k ui Ins W.- IS I H - MJ Imbiis aof his eneigj (hear , huar). 1 know be has full as t n-nu - r lai i . . - npun t h i s bu.l y. a!i 1 if ir. is the wisht l i " council t h a t I should l e t n e , I wi l l have no olijeiiii i to du su, w i t h lii is proviso tha t, alter all is ov1 shall be t .ll i). . e.| tu e;ive nn explanation of certir«.-|iort.i in uumivct iun w i t h t h i s uluotiun (hear , dear

Mr. Kiru iMi— M r . Mayor, tin: question put to tn<one to which I can nay neither yes, or no. It iwell known that 1 was standing ua u candidateoffice of Mayor for tbo next year; the position 1not of my onn seeking ; 1 ivaa not itio firdt to sigitst it , but when 1 was asked to .stun. I , aud promiof .support were made to me,I felt tli..- honour of ierund ileteriuine.l to gu on (hear , hear) . This reqidues tint conn: uj i i i i i mu by surprise ; il i? one of wmontlis s it i i id iu -,-. A l thou g h mti.lu lnm; now, it »t h u ug h t thn r t he Mayor would not be a c»ndidiand w i t h . . :i meaning ihi) slii;hif»t disrssj icct , irbev er—I i l i f >claim any p .uch feeling—1 muj l aa/ l.this pro'j lini; reminds tn n o f a gam-j 1, lunj ajf O.atu p iny at marbles of " u.|.lin> .-ii an.l partners."

M.IKJK (rmp.ithicall y) —1 tf irc it the f al '.t*l Ctrailieiion (hear , hear). I appeal to ciic/r memof this c.Miii cil to War me <m > in that f»tnwlicl(hear , hear). - "i

Mr . II K N W K S S Y — I can full y bear you out in w'you say, Mr . Mayor (hear, ht .-ar).

Mr. K KDI ;H —Thun let mo withdraw tho oiproJS(hear , hear;. I hold that this is not tbo place wbsuet, n ri..|u...j t ils tho present .should bo midashould hav: b?cn madi) before cominB iu » ti-onacil. When iho jj al lant captain (Jobnsoii), iII -JW siiMji or ifj this appeal, spoko to mo so far bidtail Mircli upon this contest he aaid to m», "wl jtli.: ti:n- cuiii.-j never fear 1 will tak.i rare thoro »l !li;: n» cia. ...',; ; I will seo that the claims ofboth « y

'j.li l ii.- .-i slm'.l i)u considered , and that tbo candid } ;:hav in » 11,., l, ..l>t c|,linH a.m|, retire." ' i-«

Mr. I' l B tn.i.—h was a nice bargain (hoar/bea <;.(:Capt. J OHNSON (to Mr . K=ogh)—I diJ not epwl. fr ,

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1..M-- I 1. in iv b ¦• as ( '.»»;. .l.ili 'i- . 1 s;;i.;-s.;. ,;t. 'Uk ':v Hu'iv are three ratulidates , (hear. hear) .-:iv . l i ; :• t i e v . 'rv iMi;lr:.ci. ll.eiv uro t « o i " ,]' """"' :lm »'»''li obhVe.t to you. Mr. Hetmcssy.

I ,, t!.is M., I leel that , Hi. , ^-I.I '.IMI K.:! anv.,,:.| „ '¦. ''Tlrt ' l° 'i1,0 I{lI:ltllT ''', lny lm!lll< ' , Jlr- 1JKN '"I „„ , „,„ . |, , - ,. o, .... , i ,,...., . , >" • L ;rtaml y, .Mr. Mayor. M.vvi .u : Ciontlcmen 1 amI, .::..-

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!, .,., i ¦..-, . I ::,„ ( .<oi:t i ,y oo;;,..l I., Ui , in . 1 1 Jlr. l.yan . I wu< tho Kuans of mlnxl'iuM!,- a bill inlti.• :.-.., I - ...- ..I h.i.v lici- n a- .;.-i i • ., il .i f-o l.y >lHM".ui:nl (IJ) i/ .n)VWHWi! Jlii!) , a;n! Mure thill was dom.'!- ... «;-;..-..:ni .- I n.'. - i l i . ir,,,;.;...i i . l.ut i!,,y •' >¦. K.- .. l.. a!il ,,1, ,,o; ac tua l ly opposing it , has not.1..:-.. : r y i i i ! i i - .' ..| i l l - l ; i : id. >» 'ar ku-k a- '"'<• - i l l-.::!.; i; any •.-..¦i .l. 1 ealle.l a meeting of citizcnsto

:v. • • !¦. •- . .. -. !..•!..!• .• i l l . - ohvit on ol AM. l oin- '":'-"..1i ;l l i ( . U H M - U I C. and at that inectin":, and although':.. .• !;:¦. ¦!•. . - .- s \ . ¦!— .i.j - v.i = 1: Ai'l .-rmau 1- iv.-iiian. tnany ol ih iw iii > !i|.|,i.ii ,,|- t |,:lt liica.û-.! wore tlio.-o: | .,. . - ^- ;, . | !.. ,., .; .,.., • A1.1, TI .I :I :I Voi i imi i i , , «»•• l 'i "inis,.l to sii|.|.nrt Mr. Ki'O^li , th at "entleman. . . :-: - ..:, -i . . : : «.: 1.. -il!.|,.r. him. ali.l 1 .1M .M ., l 4H..r, , l |l,e ,„.„,,!,. „¦),„ VV(.r,, j ,,. ,,,, .,,,,1^ SI1 fal. as ]lt

: 'V >-:\: '-:i\ -.• . •1 II -:..:P lo In..!; a ll iv t !i. . |«> <¦<.:» t -i-in -1. 1K. ,lid no! .!,, iho l.iil anv -wvicu (Itpar .,. :. • .; . . ,..; : •. „... ,:;. •„:•. 1,, MI - I . li. '.v . 'i i ' l i i i i i:h i-< -i '< - i c. '.< ¦ «hi'i 'O W I T O rcriain trctiiluiuwi. ami thos-i' ônlk'inen aru

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.v. ¦, : '¦-...; I \ \ . . i i i l i:..i l . l i a l i i - f i t f i n l . or Li-tray hvari . 1 am nt>; [.lay ing, ami 1 will mil plav. uuv J.ail-• ! ; ¦ • :. - . i' .- . v i . I n.-vrr in -nlu- . l a man ku..\v - MIT> .II |I ÎIIU ' at. inarlil t 's, no niai l tT what " Mr. Koo^'li

. . ;; i . ! i - i ii ::< . i i i i - i .';y .!••¦... I ::lway- ha- ....i, .,| may .-ay t .i the contra ry (l.i-ar, hear). ]-'or ilsi- lf . 1 care:¦¦-. .. I I'. i i l !:o: t h r o w l.a. -k l h f lavm> ui my ""> " liir for tlR . po.- i i i r .ui. Imt if t-allcl upon unanimously:, : ¦ '.

¦¦: I h a i . ' 1 -11: i h . -. .¦ vn,,.. 1 M i l l lr:iw the ' !"» I ' l fp ain l lo cnttT aîin upon its duties (applause).!,;:, . : . . : i : i . -i! . > :.-:!- . ¦t. - r i r - i . As Air. 1,'van h;,s l,t.,.n |,ul l',,nva l.,l , 1 rcliru from th(., i. . ... i. A lv . K'c.' .' ii i n K ' l i t h a w -.iv.' .l hiia- , .1;' ''oiii.-i. .m.I lcavo tin- i.-.-iie w i t h t l to council (rlieer.s).. . , . . !.. ai i . l :!i :!i. - i l a l l i l i , .|i- i i . - i i r l i - i . - si iu i Mr. K K i i i i n -Wlial the .Mayor has sai.l al.out tlm.. - .r '.> ./ ¦¦¦ • -. ! 11 :¦..;. n - i i n - .li.-ar. licav. an.I l' l il'l iu mooting is partly t rue , but yd of a character

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: .;. ;:¦. . ¦.. . -.I ;., ..;- :.-:- - . l.»: i! w !i.. r,..,:t.-. iu:t :i.r _ uii'inl.or.s of tlir L'.irpdnition as «<iul , l coiistittito a, I ' .:, I - . . a:- > - v'.--'i!"!ii' -i opi'i'-cl to my c a i i ' l i - .- ..im.-il : I >aw th .-rv nciv not many raK'payi'rs , anil I

..i.l .-ay 1 wcuil .l iv-crvr inv vote unt i l t he' bill woul.lI V .i i ; . . .:¦! l' i ¦:• xi.i.. w i t h A l i i . 1.'. l' .iwn: lom. l.cliirc ;l fr.il uio.-iinir <>V the i-mim-il . l lu slionlil

. i i . .;i ;¦•¦ ¦.•a:!.; -.r I ;\i -v »,:¦,¦ m.i j •!- --1 ¦_:• --\ n> ;"''' '- !iU '»• Man-.l ilica whai In: >ai.l now, umltlml wa< ,"l" "¦'-.'I '-iilc iu favor of I'wry clause in that bill, ami he

,I J ., ... i .-i u- cu.l. -r - t a - i - l . ha- Mr. i.'yan iv- H'l'slcil i l u i n i M I. e carried.1'lic CoiiiM -il ihcii . l ivMui l :-

;:•> \\ •¦ . j ..: . .[..!i:!- i . i i . \ h\ . l i i ! r .' i 'i i .!ii :-'.' .,/j 1'' "'''• '•';'•' •" — .'ohnsoii , IVirman , .I.P., J. T. Kvan ,-. - . ¦ :• •:• .• ¦.i - i ; i .j - .i . : ; . - in ¦ ! u r n r. -a- ly ;.. •!.. »al-!i. I' urccll. Cox. I.'nmini i i .-. (Mayor), Kelly, Kcily.

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.:;/ . , - - ;,, i ; (v .- ;: - .";:.¦:•¦¦ii .-c. w . i i i a \ j » - \ \ ! < > a n I* ''y -•v .- ial dou-ri .-la i r .-.¦ ¦...;,- ¦ ¦•: ..¦ •: . .• • : . h e Al .vvi . i; i l i .-n .li-clan-i ! James T. l.'yiin , Ksi[., T.C..I l.i. uii • ;. ... I.- - .: . n - i . . a el. ¦¦'' !-> ¦•¦' .:l '¦"'>¦ c.c t . d Mayor of Waterfnrd for lt>7."> , an annotllicc-1. .M. - . a- . - : . :i . ¦ oi " | ¦ - -1 • I r n ;-i.!- l 'i" l;l "Mt avuiu rcnewii i.i; the applause, l i t iloimr s-o, tin ;- :' :• . i ;- . i: i ..: .r !- ..a- 'i \ '.!!¦- about in t '.i' - w ay .Mayor -aid i; was now >l iown tha i tin; council fell t in :

.-tr o i i^ c laim- ol' Mr. Hyan , and he wa s Miro they were• M . i . v . . 1 . I - . !;'¦: r— i r- 1 >'- i i l i.o! . ' in i l e prepared lo jji yi ; him ev ery .support w h i l s t [.resid-

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: . ; . . ..". . al.!.. . .pp..nelit I h a v e no th ing lo s:iy but to express an\\ ¦ .. : .. . , . : ;. i 'u 1 '":! i- I '" ' 'i !i" my e;M- !i"-i hope t h a t hi' w i l l accord to me dii i-ine; lay year¦ •; • , -. . . .a ' :: ¦ .. ¦•¦¦ :\ : '. \i I L H- -1.! I ' l ' - l - l tf c > -f < 'Mi . -e i ha! -Uppoi't w '.li-h 1 \\ ot'.ld cMelld I O I l i t l t it Olir

l..i .;i. ion> were l-evci-eil. b.-caiise ,believe me, irelit leinen..;, i ¦... -.. ' ; ¦• -. ;¦'¦..; ..-.¦ -.;..¦ M.iy- .r 'n i\ •- -.H y for any o.ielo -uppo-e, ilr.'.t lite i inporuvul

• ',. M- ' :-. . . . . ..:. ' i i - ¦ May. r ' -' w i l l . I f .iu;i.- - o f t!,a\ chair can I.e di-eli-.ir c...l wi thout ihe aid of¦ ¦, ; ¦-

. ¦_ :-.. ' ;¦ - ¦. • ¦¦¦ '... i a \ .. i - ..! .!»• .- ¦:¦::.a !i..: ; ill- council .hear, hea r I. l M I H b.in . n . 1 v.m not able lo

, . .. . '¦ ¦ .- .: . .. .! ..; i l : c M . i» . ' .' . 1 W ; U l!i"!i > :ty more -. my fot- l i i e.'s ovci|.o\.er me (hear, hearl. 1¦. . . ' ¦¦ ; . i ¦. !. . ...- . -h .i l l 1". expected upon the t irsl of '.he new year to speak,. -x 1 . . .: .. . . :.. M : - . l .'y i N - l ' ) . : i . i - : l o y o i i ui .-re a t lcie;- ih . and 1 sha l l now conclude '.».T

: : . ; . . . . . - . , . . i .: A -! I - :I ^ I f -'• ¦•.. '•¦

ic.- .- i n l l i i i i i k i ic y o i n c i-y sincerely :... • .he hi '.-h honoryou, . ' i . i v . .;:. ; !;¦• i :;- <¦ .. .:- ¦::'.'¦ ' I " •:.. l i . : \ e c..:iie;' .-ed n;...n me ( h e i ;- , l iear, and c'.ieci-s).; ; • . 0. .M-- i \. - . i: - .' v -i;. .._ . -- .»l r . l\' i.. .mi ro-e an.; said- .Mr. .Mayo.-,i have Li i t i i i tn k

I • , . , . .. , ,.: 1.' . .:,!¦;¦ -.- . . • - . ' < ¦ ¦¦ 1 «"':M it iy fri end s. Al .l et-man .laco'., my i.ropo-er , m u l Mr.. .. . . . - ; . ¦ •!:¦ :: i\ .. e v . \ .

¦ i !. ' -. 1-y .Mr. M c K u i ry. my sceon.lei- . for the too tlaiieriir< niauiu .-r in

'. ¦ ... . .. . M v 1\. -.. .•'.: . .I :¦• ". '. : • '¦'¦¦ "¦ h.¦:.!¦'. w h -.. |i they have .-poliet i of me. and I have al so to ll iauk, | . . .; . . I •. . ; i !-. - I - : - . .;...-i l :...i. :!...-.• •-.•. i t lcmea M-I H I voted i . ii- me in t h i s conie.-t. I

| . . . ; • . , .. ¦; . ; • . . i . a: I j - : • - i i r i — ¦ • i Mr . hav al-o io i h a n l ; rho.-e gent lemen who voi-d a;,'ainst. . : .. . . - ¦ ¦ I ; . : . .e i ; . 1 ?>!. - K'- . . -:i i . in . . . b.- .-an-e they have relieved me from dut ies which in

., . . , . v ....... ( ¦ ¦.. :r.:i ' i : - < Mr. ' '.V.I .- I . a ) 3 ;.]•..1. i l .j li i y t con).) nol .-;j l i-J 'aetoi i )y .JischariTc. ]>; ,. , • '. , . .' ¦ -c. :i- ¦ i' - > - :i A 1 ' - ' " - - " . I" - - Kn ow- t h e heavy d uty of t i t . - Mayoraby. I know tha t

1' . . M . n - .- i :..\ ' • :•.' a • . .- '. :. ¦ h- h i - uhoeve r i i l l - it is not upon a bed 'of r<i .-es, i tnd aKliou h. ... , :. , ¦'. :!• •.¦. l- . i - a-b . t ' ... ''y - •. -:•-

¦ 1 ¦.M t-p r . piil-ed lo a.-- l lmii ill.; olliee if elected , I am M i l l. ' ,. i .. . . i . u .,. '. I \ 1. ..-' " '. : i-i , M. -. l\ -¦':: ." .j n i i e a- wel l plea-ed iha l I am relii-v .d f ront ihe ('cr-

• • ¦ '. . . : • • ¦ .i i :. i . a ' : - ' '.... ; i -. . -o a- ia> : 1" lornian.-e of llio.-e resiKj ii-ilih; f unc t ion -. I i in is l say . al¦ ¦ . . . . . . ' • ¦¦ ¦: . ll ie -atile l i m e, t h a t had gentlemen whu did Hot voCc.. - ! I . . - .-. . . ' ; ' M . - - 1:1- i" a vcry _ p. i ! . l'ii ' vov-d for me a- I «- 1....1 lo expe.-i , I would have been. ' . ¦ i . .¦ ' i ,..,m \. i i a . i. i- not at ihe oilier .-id... H owever, be Ui;u as i; mitv. 1 have¦ '. . . - . i ., . ¦•: .h- :.a:.ds..f -.h.' counci l . i o i : i . i i i k yoii.on,..a i i . l a l l . a n d in shaki i j;' hands wiLl t my.. . - . .i - . ; ¦ » - i . • : . - . l inn -able and .-ll..ce--llil o;.|.oiie.i l I.Mr. K .o.-.-ll here\ l ' - . v . . '

¦•: 1 w .-b !!::; • r .;t.; i i' : .b.l i::-. .ir- t i n hi d m ihe Mayor-clcet and .-hook hands wi th Mm) ,

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.. ;. ; . . . : ., - , .i -.. .iic .';.- ¦> n i . ; .:i.i"M . -o a- \v..iil t a l l - >rd me an op|.orttiniiy uf relei .-iu^ \o

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:¦¦ ¦ • . . '; .. - l 'A of.l 1 be -or.y '¦•¦ .-.¦¦¦ a \ o i i r w o r - h i p ha- s i iHic ie l li l y dealt wi th tha t Mtbjeet. 1. i ... . • . ':-..- .. •.- . . . _ . w..i.;d n..w appea l oi you.

*Mr. Mayor , have I l iad any

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I - ' . . •... ¦ t i i o - i wo,-.!- I.. :::;; u-ed. and ih.; who le - coll ap.-.-d on ihe¦; • . - • • . - !.¦¦¦ ¦¦:¦.: •¦: v- •¦ . -

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i: A- : l i : - i. ot i— pap.-!-, which wa> -loivd.-d w i l l , u-el- .-s::. ¦• j n. .. ¦..!:- . .ml.t .o- 1 .: a lo: of jumbled ii - .u.-.-- . w, al low,i ¦! I ¦.! ... .-. IU .- I "! o.i ih' : t .ibl. - . and the Council bmke up lo .-

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"S u d o -j l;.- , il tiiuy n.,,1 .nytiiiii^ to comp l ain of iu ihoAct tl. i ii- j iruper LMUI-»C for retirees was by ati appealto 1 in .utc.eiitj bui , ijj ibo nivuniimv. you must ausvyerthis I'lt ler.

Aid. K KU MO M) said ihat Mr. Cunn 'd notice would boa very bad answer , indued , lo the li-llor, and do cou-sidciiib li .. harm lo tlio ratepayer?. Tlio Al'dertnnnwas proceeiiin h- when .Mr. O'SUKA saiil he rose toonicr , and asj iiiu I I IOI - L' was a sharp bit of confusion ,during iviii'cli poruul Alii. Kcdnniiiil was lieavd essay-ing to pniKocil , Mr. O'Shca was loard calling "order,"and Aid. J.ieo 1,) prw ics l in^ he should have order , thatAli!. Kcdniond should keep lo tho point. AldermanU F U M I I X I I i 1 am koeiiing io tl.o point , Mr. Clmirmun.ôt i have aliowed uncial spc.ikors lo aildress youal ic.id y oil Ihia subject , and why should not 1 buhciiid? " Order , oiilur ," said .Mr. U'Shea j " I'llleave the chair ," eabetl out Aid. Jacob. " If you do,"rejoined Aid. llfduiotitl , " wo c.iitaol hel p you, amiiiiusl only j .ut ôtno onu else in your stead." The:Chairman did hot. retire.

Mr. l'i.A '-ii ' s IT ngain coinp lniucd of tho arbitrnrypower cN'-ix-iscil over them by tho Local liovcrumentHoiird , and said thi s case, oug ht certainl y bo. broug htbefore P.-trli -uuent.

The CI I A I H .M .VX advitcd niodcratiou , and althoug hho ditl not think such un otUcer necessary, lieconceived their besl course would bo to mako thonp]ioiiiliuiMit , tho pay to bo by Ices. Very probablythey would not ri quire tho ollicer more than once ortwice in t hu year, if tbey should need him at, all(hoaf , lit'ii r) -

dipt, 1'DWKI ! j -ait l thai JI.-. Clampctt was oppoaingthis appoililnieni here, but h« dit l not oppose it inth- C'urporaiicu , where , the ollicer got £-0 a year(hear, hear).

Mr. I' i.oo>tm:ui said that tl,.. Local Govcrnir.ciitHoaiil bad power over them , and thero wa3 no uso iutluiir throwin g,' themselves at the. beads of membersof thai bod y for any object whatever. Thu act was acap ital one , and deserved being fully carried out ,mid his opinion was Hint they oug ht to adopt thesuggestio n uf the chairman.

Aid. JU .IIMOXI. said t |lu motion of Xfr. Conn wnsonl y making bad wors.e ; il was a reflection on iho1-ooal UoVeriin t enl Hoard , and thai its effect wouldonl y do harm in place of gi-od (b ar) . Here wa s nnAct of l'arliaiuonl , iho l'ub 'ic Health Act , tbe sameas ihe Kn;;lish Act , passed for tho |?ouil of Ireland intlic liritish I'ariiau teut , wiiltont opposition from anyside—half the cost of I I IL' officials: uuder the Act lobe paid by Govcrnmcul—and yet ,afteril becomes the.law of I In; hind , ;i few |ruanlians , here iiii '.l there ,itre found sill y enough tor [t aJtcv motives , '.o try andr ^ itit r.l its operation (hear). And what was moresi: um;u was t i i al " loyal" C mservativ t 'S and other" Home Kulera " (laui;hler), such as Jl r. Conn andJlr. ClampeU , wi;rc milking themselve s rather consp i-cuous in i l iei i opposition to this lilo -s .-tvin g ineasuro(hear , hear), II.: (Aid. 11.) regarded such oppo-itiouit* misl. -iiiiiu g the . bii.inl , iind wu.-tiu^ llie pubiic lime(hear , bear) , li was all bush to talk uf appealing tol'ur liuiii i .'iit. Tiie act sliouid l).> obeyed fl.ear hear).

Mr. H A M H .IOX , L.C.I., said that a s.-aled order wtualt iad y issued to all unions for Ihu appo intment ofsucli an ollicer , and none oilier was required, liedid not. mean to iniurfcre in tIm discussion; he wasthere to ^r ivc any information in his power , and he onlyri 'sr.i '.ii'd that the three ênlleinen whom be representedthere that day should be such ti bugbear to some mem-ber - of the board .

Dr. .SI.-IIIT — The board has dri fted inio this dilemmathrou gh entertainin g an erroneous idea that their dulywas to criticise and not aduiini-tcr ail act of Parlia-ment (bear. hear). 1 warned them long since on thatpoint.

A division «;t s taken on Mr. O'Sln-a'.s proposition lodefer this question for a. fortni ght. It res.nlted usfollows ;--

/¦¦..r --Coiin , tJ '.Shea, Ilall y, Loamy, Lawless, l-'itz-jri .'i-al .l. Clitnipett—7.

.b(.i.,isr 1'owcr. ]").V.C. lingers , .1. Power , .1.1'.,Kell y, Keo/h , Mcailc , Corcoran , .Shce'iy, Vtale, Ifeilinondlilooniticld. 1,'ondell- 12.

It was thereby decided to po on. and Mr. Bloom-iield moved the appointm ent of Dr. llurkilt , tho seniormedical ollicer of lliehonsi .., as coii.-ullim; sanitary ollicerlo be paid by fees. Seconded by Mr. CkimpcU.

The Ci. ii icK siiid llteri : was an app lication from Dr.l.'ane. M. U.. Kilniaccvogui ' , (.tiering him.self for thepo-ilion. Mr. Miickey read the app lication , and , withii , ;c tcslitimiiiitl from l.'r. K. J.criivic/i , llnnxmH-streut ,IJublin. -pe iikiii '.' iu the very highest terms of Dr. Cane'sprofessional -kill , known to him during many yearsacipiiiint iince.

Mr. K KUCII spoke strongly in favor of making thisappointment , and al-o iu .support of the salutary nature..f the act generally. At this stage Aid. Jacob had loIca\c , and the chair wa.s taken by Caj it. I'owc.'.

Mr CONS'.again chiirging the l.oi al Government Hoardwi lh an arbiira ry <:.\...r-isc of smthnrity, said as theyshould inaki; ihe af'pointmeul lie would propose Dr.Cane.

Aid. K KIOIUNIJ said he had promised Dr. Cane topropose or second the motion , and urged that it was anerro r lo believ e a di-pensary medical ollicer would haveio inspect his own work, if appointed to such an oflice asihi- . Un the conirary, his duties were thus prescribedby the LociiKiovernnient Hoard :—'" To attend meetingsoi' the governing body"—which Dr. Cane expressedhim-elf as willin '' lo do (hear).

Mr. M I :A 1> K said he would object to the bringing in ofa dispensary doctor trout his district so often its thispo-i:ion would n;>iuirc.

.Mr. J\ KI :»I ;H —Dr. Keu.ii is .'i lread y a saili'airy oflieer ,and if ).ut into this ollieu lie will have to rev isc his ownai- i- .

.Vr. 1.I :A M V — JHd you think of that , Mr. Keogh, whenthe i.'oi-poiiuion appointed l.i r. Delattdre to tlie otlice i"t l i e i - U y : Mr. Ki .'Mgh : L' ]ioti my word , I don 't know. Al:i siib-e.pte '.il period. M.-. Keou'b said he remembered liewa- not at ih- council when llie appoiutmenl was made.

Mr. t .'i..\3iri:ri here entered into another speech , andwa- u-m'.'g on iit :i very con-idi-i-ilite speed and force ,when he was called to order by AM. l.'edinond , as hewas going wide of Jic mark altogether. This call was[lie signal for another o.i! brtis .*, no side seeming inclin-ed to j ,rWc way. l)ur in^ the confusion , Mr. Hloomlicldwa- board !¦> -ay iic had ;ii-ver .-..i.-n .such a ibbigat lln itboard before, lo which remark Mr. dampen quicklyrrp lii ' d— " If you lame here ofu-iu .T you mi ght ; weiin ly IV I . you iwiee ia the year" Irnars of liiughterj . Mr.I'd .omli-ld : I will not coin- al all next year. Mr. Clam-per, : We can do wi thout you. We are notto be taughtIn re by yon. Mr. Ke ll y and Aid. Kcdniond said theyth ought ihat ll .• l.oc-il (iovenimenl lioiird I' vehairedtheir duty lioresLl y. and wilh huniaiiiiy, and un the..¦c.i. -.-al .pi. -lion Mr. I 'oiia w:is heard talking ofcoiuiiiniiicaiing wi th lite lûee»i , in Ciise their move failed1— 1'i.re I'ai-li aiiient.

'l'!i- l...a .-.i divided ii| the nomination a- follow :—/ '..,• I if. / ; . ir/>//- Clampelt , Rogers , Keogh. Meade,

( 'ou.le ll. and l;loomlield- i) ./¦'.„• 1'r. < '..,,—K,..i|y, (.'.,nn , Kally. J.iiwless , beamy ,

) 'i i / ..'er.ild. Corcora n , Sheehv. \cit le , Jieilinond , J.Power , .1.1'. - 11.

/)...-/. , .. - .( -osh.-ii—1.l)r. t .'iiiie w.i- declared l U c l i .d at a fee mil exceeding a

•'inii-a e.t-h liim ; he is -ailed lo attend the board.¦J - I IK N K W K A I H K.IA.I , .

The following letter was next read :¦-Local (ioviTlil uelil Hoard , lit- '. 1st '71

Si i:— The I.oea l (oiv ernment Hoa rd hiive observed inmiu i i i - s of board of th- ^ .Vh ult., an -iilry of :t ri.-portf i oui 1'r. Uclandre , -M.U ., Wiuerford (No. 1) dispensarydi.-lri-t . in w-hicl i he refers io the defective condition ofllie road leiidin;; from llie new lo the old terminus , and1 ;un \» >Va\v: \ltat. tin: gunn 'mns would i\o v>e.H to directthe attention of the County Surveyor to the inaUer.

liy order , li". HANKS , Secretary .Clerk. H'atcrford (,'nioirAid. K KKMUND described the road as i-i an extremely

bad state, and ,Mr. Hl.oi.MUKl.i , st ite- 1 thai the cause of the water

remaining on the road and iu th.; yards , arosclfrom thola'-i ol the railway company not kecp-ig the sewers free,and from the county suvtyor not .-eeing that the sewerso:i the ro.i I were kept clear. Originall y the road winkept iu repair at ten shillings a perch ; now the costwas a pound a perch.

Un the motion of Mr. G INN , se-onded by Aid. IC KD -M U N I I . il Wiis agreed lo direct tin: attention of thecounty siir vevor lo the com 'iijon of this road.

Several sanitary reports were rend from Dr. S. Urow .iowi th oil" from Dr. Jitepeiison , Tramore , and ordersIliad.: thereon.

¦i i i fc M ;\ VI :KS "F aii>i/Ncoix.Jlr. l.'cdiuoiid' s rcpoil having been read on thi! want

n!' .—w. rs in ihal village -Mr. John Mackev , Sub-S.U.,now app-ared , a- ordered , and <:x|>l.-iiiiiil tlm ne-essityof imiiifdiat ,• action in tin ; matter. The lioa rd agreedthat nothin g could be done without plans and spwilica-l i.uis. Il was then sti^-e.-ted that .Mr. l!obi;i i Hyiui , thecily surveyor , MI cou.-tautly engaged in such works ,would bu an excellent man to do this . Capt. Hamiltonob-erved that thi- matter might be left in the hands ofthe parish pric-t , Jiev. K. W'ul sh , who had been speak-ing to him about il before. Agreed to unanimousl y.

T H K SCHOOLS .A letter was ri'.ul from the Hoard of Kilucation , 011-

clo-ing gratuities of X '.i lo Mr. M. (JrilHilh , .-elioolmtts-ter , and J;2 lo .Miss i) t 'onnell , head female teiu:hcr, forthe proh'eienl state of their schools.

.S /• n 11 T 1 X i ; .Till . Cr i i CAUilMoi iKs . . —Thij Cuiraghmores met on

Monday al Ihe Club House , tinder mo.-t i.ro)iiliousw-atlier. The .Maniui- and Mur-liione.-s of Waterforddrove into town in a handsome mail |,ha;tou , and on ar-rivin i f her liidyship proceeded to pay -onu; visits in thisriiy and nei ghborhood. His lonishi p, ucco;npanied byhis brother , Lord Will iam Hercsiord , ri;paii ed lo thui .' lub-hou-e , where llicre wns a. very good inuster , 'j om-pii.-ing the bil lowing :— .Mr., Mi - S. and Muster jl looin-lield , .Newpark Mouse : Cap!, and Mi-- . Culle , W.A.;Mr. Harry Cnurtcmiy , Mes.-,.,. p. \\'. Power , |(. Power,M.I' ., K. X. I'uwer , coroner , and I' . I'ovver , IVmbrokes-town , Mes .-r- . .\. A. Powc:- , A. i'owi.r, mid the Mis.-esI'uwer. liellevue ; Mr. and Mr.-. I ' . Malcotii -oii ; M.-.audMrs. < i . Morris , iiraciili . il . and .Miss. Mori -is , Kockeli -ham : Mrs . J. *lcp licii-un .-.lid Mi-,-- Slephcnson ; dipt.Sla.-lii ' . b'.M.. Ciirri-k i -Mr. Win. Merrill , Mrs. iindMi.-s Alerrilt; K. Dicken.-on . C:ipt. Woo l and oHii cr- ofthe : i l th } U-ul. : I ' . I ' . J ;ob.r l .. ,n,d .Mi-, l.-ol.-rts , (jj ,.,,.ville : J. 11. Waring, T. Kell y, Hi-hop-i oiirl ; L..Slning-man. Mr. Johnson , V.S., Johnstown ; 11. Denny, J.liiidd , Tr.unore : Me-rrs. I .aloi- ami Kinahan , Palrick.street : T. K. Spencer , \V . .Maguin.- , C. .V. Holloii , S.I'caeocke, Killollerau Ilot i -e , \r. Th" hounds pro-• ¦e.-d.-d to the nei-)ibourhood of Hallinakill , whore nbi-ace of th e looked-for animals were soon found , caus-ing the do^'s lo divide. Due varmint , facing towardsXett 'liiwn road , crossed l lran ls towu , and , wheeling tothe right , was killed ut the ba.-k of tin: Workhouse , in agarden , the wall of which he i-he.-led , and wa.s tiicklt.ilby a leiri-r , who was well up in the chase. Iu a secondeffort he i learcd , the wal l , closely followcl by umie oftin ; hound - , v.|,., -Kiled |,j ^ account in ihe enclosureThe other l,,x .• ..,•«; ed. and ll, - pa-k being got logelhcr ,|.i-uei:i 'ded thron - 1, \ i i ih: i i , , - -L own , and on lo Hallina-moiia , without , 1 ver , .-u-.:tcding in oiniiiniug u find.

I I I K W i.AT HKi: for i!.- |..,.| r.-v.- d.iv- ha- he-,, frost' -'" "•• '; ' "-"" '' l ""' "fi. e being , ,o , ,1: . du t the mar",hlii ' s. Lam liiiiht il,«.,,a vumi to 0,a S.W. uud to-daytho trost « dwapiicariiiff under a mild thaw.

WATiiUl -'UKU AND 0 hi XT UAL litliLA.VDHA1I.WAV.

Tbo ordinary balf.yuarli1 meeting; of this CompaDywas hold in Loudon , ou Sntaiday, at tho LondonTavern—Mr. J AMES DI I LAI IUNT V , chairmnn .iu thochair.

Tho Secretary, Mr. W. Williams , read tho report nafollows :—

" The receipts for tUo half-year ending tho 29th Sept.3S7I, aro somewhat less tlmti tho corresponding half,year, but the falling off is compensated for by u. reduc-tion in tho working expenses , so that tho amount carriedto the credit of net revenue, is about equal, which en-ables tho directors to recommend tho payment of thosame ilividend on the preference stock of tho company—viz., at the rale of lour per cent, per annum, leaving abalance ol JSlki lls . 'M. to be carried forward to thonext half-year's account."

'iho statement of accounts annexed to tho reportshowed tbnt the recei pts during tho half-jcar weroJ"17,578. Of this amount a sum of £5,770 was deri-ved from passenger trallic and tho remaiudor fromgoods. Tho following reports wero also nuiiexcd :—

'" CERTIFI CATE BUSI-KCTIMO THE PERMANENT WAT." I hereby certify that the wholo of tho company's

permanent way, stations , buildings, and other works ,have, during the past half-year , been maintained ingood w-orkiiig condition antl repair.

" CHARLES K. UALWKT, Engineer."CERTIFICATE RESPECTING TIIE K0LLIN0 HTOCK.ci I hereby certify that that tho whole of tho company's

pbi'it, engines tenders, carriages, wagons, machineryan.1 tools, have, during the past half-year, boon muin-(•linci* in good working order and repair." DANIEL MCDOWELL, Locomotive Superintendent."

" AUDITORS' CERTIFICATE ." We have eiam.'ied the accomus of t'.ic Wateriord and

Central Ireland railway company, for the "lalf-year end-injf -*9th Seiiicmbcr , 1874, mid believe that îey con-tain a full and truo sialcment of tho financial conditionof the company, and Unit tho di vidend proposed to bodeclared on the preference stock is bnnajide due ihercon ,aflor charging against i'.io revenue account all expenses,which , in our jud gment , ought to be paid thereout.

"•CHAKLES H. KOBINSOS, } A ,,,,:,..., .." HENKV LBK , ] Auduor».

Tlio Chnirmnn , in moving tho adoption of thoreport , said he had not much to say- on Iho subject ,except lo con^ra i ulato tho shareholders apon iho factthat they had been nblu to maintain their dividend ,althoug h ihe traffic recei pts showed a sli ght diminu.tion us compared; with the corresponding half-year.Tho roreuuo of tho company was not affected , as thodirectors had beco ablo to keep down the workingexpenses, mul they wero by that means enabled turecommend tho payment of tho same dividend as theyhail been accustomed to pay in prnvious years. Sinceihe close of the half -year tbe traffic Imtl shown sunn;improvement , and iho directors felt confident thattlio result of the current h-ilf '-ycar's operations wouldenable them to meet any extra c.xpcntiituro thatmig ht be iicc.'s.sary for keeping", tho line iu goodorder . At present tho railway was iu a very tnti s.factory condition , ami the directors wore taking themoat etfectivo measures to keep it so. As tho sh ,rii.holders were aware, the working expenses at presentwere very hi gh , but ihey had ljueti enabled to ccono-miso tho consumption of coal , nud in that way theyhail effected a considerable saving. H wns tlii 'irwish to keep the expenditure as Ion- as postiblo con.sistent with a due regard for efficiency of managementand he hoped they tvolll '-l bo a.s successful in ibis res.ptx-t in iho fnl iuo na they liiitl been in llie piat. Itwould be remembered that last year they had enter ,etl into an arrangement , with the Great Western Com.paiiy of Kng land , under which they were to receivo£•.',^00 a year lor nighicou years toward .) tho cost ofextending thu line to Mnllingar. Upon that occasionthey had also contracted to con/iuc their etTorts fortho present to tho comp letion of tho first l'i miles oftho proposed extension, and iti order to legalise, theugrecments for Ihat purpose , they would Jiavo to goto Parliament with a bill , which would bo submittedto the shareholders in duo course. It was necessaryto du this in order to render the agreements valid ,andio enable the direclura lo raiso the capital needed fortbo construction of tho proposed lino , the comp letionof which would placo the company in direoi comtnuui -catiot t wi lh 2o') mi ' e.s- of railway runnin g throug hdistricts from which they now received no traffic ,il was unnecessary for him to point out the advant -ages which would result from this extension. ItH'Oii 'U bring an nmnunl ut traff ic to thvir sy ntcni whichthe directors believed would enable them not merelyto continue the present .;ividi;iid of 4 per cent., butto pay (5 per cent, upon all arrears now duo ns soonits they were cap italised. No railway in I reland bad ,in bis opinion , a bri ghter fu ture before it than theWalorford anil Centra l Ireland. After the thirteenmiles to Ucashill were completed , anil tlio lino hudbeen further extended as far as Mullingar , ihey wouldbe placed in direct communication with the centraland northern districts of the country, and a InrgHaccession of trallic must ensue. lie hat! , therefore ,great hopes for tho Juture of tho company, llii wasglad to any that tho vexed quoslion of working thuextension had at 1:1st been settled iu an amicablemanner. J1. s the shareholders wero aware, tho matterhad been referred to Jlr. Grierson , of the GreniWestern of Eng land , and his award had been givenduring tho past half-year. WitboDt giving an advau-tago to either company, tho arra n gement would havoiho effect of bridg ing about n more compac t combi.nation between them , which could uot (nil to conduceto the interest of the shureholdera in both under-taking!) . Thero was nothing elso in tho report call-ing for remark j bui il ' iiny shareholder Iind a ques-tion to ask , ho would be happy to answer it. J{econcluded by moving that iho repori and statement ofaccounts be adopted.

Aid. Sir Charles Whetham sucondedod tho motion.Mr. Adams congratulated his brothor shareholders

upi.t t tho settlement of the disputo wilh tho KilkennyJunction Company, lie thoug ht tho award by Mr.Grierson was ono of the fairest thai, hud been madefor many years , aud it was to bo hoped the arra ugc-meni would wo ik satisfactoril y. He would liko to scoan impt' ovctncnl iu ibo station accommodation nf ihoKilkenny l ine—it «. a fuel that they lost tr.ulic be-cause of in.; i t - luetaiice of I'ar.i.ers and others lo sendtheir goods to slaliom when! ihey wero exposed toall sorts of weather , ilu hud no doubt if the stationswen; improved (hey would get u gro.it deal moretrallic. As regarded the accounts , he t lid not think ii,advisable lo keep so large il sum us £15,001), investedin consols, i i t ^ J ' p. r cent., while they had to pay 5'per cent, lor t empuriry loans, lie rejoiced thai thedirectors had been able lo keep down expenses , andbe hoped ihey would continue , tln - ir ciloit n in thatdirection, Kc'.'crriny to tho recei pts from j iissHngertraffic, llr. Adams Haiti he should liko to see some-thin g done to devclopu this branch of tho compan y 'sbusiness. lie did not want the directors to lollowMr. Gladstone 's atlvice , nud dive down to tho demo-cracy for traflic ; but ho should like to see increasedtaei lu ics givct: for travelling. On the Watoiford andliiiiierick line llicro was an iuereasi) of £*J,UOO, in IholOccipl s fur pa.s o:ii!ur traffic during tho past half -year ; but oi: the Walerlord and Centra l Ireland Ihoincome from this source remained stattouar-y. SinceISo'J the receipts from passenger* had onl y increasedIn Uio exlcii'. of about, WiOU, a. thing which Uo con-sidurcd almost without , parallel in railway history.Ou iho olber band , the tratric iu goods had boeumoro thau doubled during ihn same period , and itseemed to him thai if moi o facilities wero given , thoreceipts from passengor trallic would be moro satis-factory .

Jlr. Thomas observed that an olemont of discussioniboy hail at their meetings was now happ il y rotnovodfro m them by iho award of Mr. (jrierson. Perhapsit was not perfectly gitiih' ictory to cither parlies , in)each parly knew ouly its own ease, whiloMr.Griersoul.ad both bclorc him , and ho was u competent man lodecide, nucli t|uestioii s, both parlies oug ht to feel satis-fied with his decision. As ho had onl y ju at seen a

•copy of the bill mentioned by tint chairman , ho wouldmake i:o remarks on iho subject , boyond saying thathe presumed that thBsumcjprinci plc as was recognisedin their bill would bo adhered to in ibis ; tho prefe -rence shareholders having always contended for whatwas practically embodied iu one of the clauses t thoformer measure— viz , ihat tbe directors should .ol boat liberty to appropriate to any otho than tb imme-diate purposes of tho lino , tho revenues wliic - " belongto it.

Tho Chairman said ho ontire ly agreed « ,'.h tho ob-servations which had fallen fro m .Mr. nomas. Anrega rds tho remarks of Mr. Adams, ho could onlyHay ihat the directors had been doing everything iutheir power to develope tho traffic of the line. Kveryinducement was held out to persons to travel , andBpecial facilities wero given to jobbers , doalers andothers who wero in iho habit of using tho railway.The directors were at present considering a plan , notfor abolishing second-class fares, us ihe ilidlundCompany proposed to do, but of bring ing the cost ofthe sccond-claaS net irer to that of thu third . At pre-sent ihe faros from Waterford to Ki lkenuy wero 2s.7d., -Is. Gil., and b'3. Id., and it was proposed thatthe second and lirst-clafis fures should bo reduced to;is . (id., and 5s., nud tho directors hoped thai ihoalteration would bo beneficiul to tbo shareholders .Wilh regard lo tho amount invested by the companyin consols , il was un udvuntage , us il enabled llietnto pay oil' the t) per cent, debentures as they fell due ,but the intention of the directors wns to reduce thatile.ni.

Tbij repori was then adopted.The chairman next moved , and Mr. W C Venn ing

seconded , a resolution dec laring thu dividend recom-mended in the uport , to bo payable ou iho l k h ofDecember.

This , motion w-is also agreed to , and tbo meoLingclosed wiih ii voto of thanks to iho ch i i rmau.

K I I .K K X X V JUNCTIO N KAILWAY COMl 'ANV.Tl.o iidjoumetl lmlf-j carly geneial meeting of this

company was held on Monday, at their offices , HiCuunini-stroct , London.

Mr. II. J. PowFKin tho chair.Mr. C. J. Unytcr , secretory, read tho uolico con-

vening '.ho racoiiug, find the report , which has beenalread y pub'iahed.

Tho Chairman , ill moving the adoption of thoropoit , Kiid ihe accounts which h;t I j ua t been tnkenus reatl indicated iho position of tin ) company afterSeven years' working. In fnet , the pre-ent accountsmi ght be Uiken us denoting iilmo .,!. tl,, , start ing pointof the company, lor this was tho first occasion uponwhich n dis t r ibut ion of interest had been madii toany e, ss ol ihOHuarehulders. lie. wished thai tho pro-priotora could promise thoimolTtm a tmbtantiil iu

cr. ase of income, but circumstances to wbioh he flood eaid bo was most attentive to bia buauu-ss } beshould presently retev placed tiuy real prospect of saw him on the qu.iy dny acl night. Mr. Williamsthat aon out of the qu"Sii»n . H would bo neun from said the membors proscut were Imt Tow, and that ittho report that tho long standing account -which hud would be well to postpone iho co-isi-l. ration of thebeen tho subject ol disputo with tho Waterfo.d question for a ful ler board . me cleric said ttieand Central Ireland Junction Company bad been m.iltvr could not be disposed ol without gmna 14settled by tho payment , of tho sum of £1,532 in Jot- J.-.y.V notice to that effect. Th« board wcru Kwaro oltlomeut of nil claims up to tho 1st of November, thi ' . but the question could UB discussed at Ihoir1873, aud tho cooseut of the directors to tMo u > nut meeting, with the view of ascertaining tho feel,coptanco of that amoaui was tho first step towards io,; ..f the commissioncre on the subject. Questiontho closing of tho long rostrospecc of disputes und p.mponed to nex t meeting.disagreements with tbe Wmorford Company.' It APPLICATION rou LAMP.—The Vory Rev. Fatherwas hopud by the directors that their couduct ia ar- Williams , O.S.A., Duuârvan , made application for ariving ut nu arrangement in tbo matter would have lamp to bo placed in front of Uis resiJenoo in Main,been taken us an earnest of the fair and con- street. Thero was a short disoussion on the subj eot ,ciliatory spiri t in which tho rocritB of their caso aud it was postponed tr , next mating. In the meanaguinsl tho workin" company woro to bo considered timo tho clerk was directed to COOJIIIUIIKMIO to tiein tho impending urbilrutiou , aud they wero Tery rev. gentleman , that tho commissioners wi.igreatly surprised and disappointed that , in tho hiivo tbo subject under cousidoratioo at tboir nextaward which was subsequently mado, proper const- meeting. , , ,, „,deration bad not , in their opinion , been g'fcm to tho * LAC.OI.NG.—A letter was read from Mr. Merry,claims of the company. He believed be was correct stating that, ho was prepared to pay the one-thirdin atatiDC thut , until the completion of tho Jnnc- of the cxpenso to bo incurred in flagging the front oftion line, tho Waterford Company had nevor paid his residence Main-streot. This appeared to be satis-a dividend to their preference shareholders, nod that factory, but Mr. O'Connor suggested to have theit was solel y throug h tho traffic received from tho question postponed to their next meeting, when theroformer rail .vay, ihat ll.e dividends of tho latter had wi jl be a lull board . Postponed at'Oordingly.sinco been maintained. Now, what had been tho FOOTWAY .-TIIO tender ot Mr. John Slallery wasresult to tbe Junction Company of seven years accepted lor the making of a footway on the Batteryworking by tho Waterford and Central Ireland ? A same to bo finished to th* satisfaction of the Boroughsiuglo payment of £1,552. Under theso circum- Surveyor.stances - .MOT could not but feel n eenso of hardship SANITARY A CT.—A communication w»s read Trcmwith tho Ooeihion arrived at, but tbo award Wiis cou- the Local Gotennmj ut Board , acknowled ging theclusivo , nnd however much they mmbt deprecate its receipt of the clerk's loiter of tho 17th inst., s-atiugterms, ..nd severely as they might feel its inequality, that the commissioners had coino to tho conclusionthey Lad no alternative but to abide by tho rcanlt . that tho townshi p of Dungarv .m nppears by tbe lastIt only remained for them now to apply themselves census, to bo unt lorihe population ol 6,000 inhabitant!)to tho development of their resources, and to do what «nd that it does not , therefore , come under tho Pub.they could towards that objeot by tho promotion or lie Health (Ireland) Act, as an urban sauitary district ,tho extension lino to Geashill , upon the completion In reference thereto , the secretary has to state thut ,of which nlono could they baso noy hopes of seeing according to tho last Parliamentary Census, thetheir property placed in a positiou of comparative population of tho townshi p of Dungarvan is 6,520,eatisfacaion to those wbo invested their mouoy in aud that tho board again must request thatno farthertho undertaking.

Mr. Greening, a director, seconded tho motion.After some- conversation with refcrenco to certain

items iu the accounts, relating to tho liabilities of thecompany,

Aldermnn Deluhnnty, referring to tbo complaintmado with respect to the amount awarded for work-ing the line , pointod out that 80 por cent , of thogross receipts amonnted to only £315 per milo. Onreferring to tho nccouutis of English railways , ho foundthat the avorago cost of working was £2,700 pi.-rmile. In Scotland , with all the advantages of cheapcoal and iron , tho averngo was £l,3QU per mill 1, midin other parts of Ireland over £700 per milo waspaid for working, A ehargo of £:> 15 per mile couhlnot , therefore , be considered excessivy. As regardedthe lii'.ure prospects of the line , he held the op inionthat there was considerable room for development ,and he wns satisfied that tbo extension to (jeashill ,by p lacing iho railway in connection wilh the Ath-lone branch of tho Midland , would bring a largo in-crease of traOio, which would admit of a dividend , notmerely to the fi slock, but to other stock not so fa-vournblv circumstanced.

Tbe motion for the adoption of Lho report wns thenagreed to.

Tho retiring dirrclor s—Mr. Kavnnag h .M.P., Mr. I'.MargeliOii , and Mr. Henry Greening -were then ro.elected , nnd tho customary vote of thanks to thechairman coucluded the proceedings.

DUXOARVA N CORRESl 'OXDKXCE

l'ETTY 8ESSIO3— SA-minAV.Ik'foro Sir J. N. Humble , Bart, (in tlm chair) ;

Messrs . J. II. Dower and II. K. Kodmond , H.M , Mr.K. McDermoti , S.I., iu attendance ,

TK A U I 'S— Sob.constnblo De nis Kell y received adescri ption from tho constable at Cla.-dimore of i uvmcharged with having stolen wearing apparel , and thatsame evening the sub-constablo arrested a trampgiving his t iaino as William McIIugh , with thu dtolenproperty in his possession. The prisoner has beenremanded.

CnTIXO IJN DKIi woni ) . —Mielricl Kt-ano summonsedilicliuel Di tluy for fi i t t i u g underwood on llin 17'.b atColligan , the properly ol Lord Dartry j t h u t cut , asprosecutor swore, was young oak ami hazel. [Jel'isii d.ant said bo thoug ht it no harm to take a few scollopsto fasten down the . top of a stack. Chairman : Wereyon not aware ihat it was wron g to take what be.longs to another ? Defeiuliinl : Yes, but I thoug htit no harm to take that much. -Mr. Doiver : Whatw.is the valuu of the quan ti ty inken ? Witness saidnot more than a fin thing ; he bad onl y fiieor six cut¦it the timo ho came up io him. Mr. Thomas Almantail! Mr. Gallwoy was moro tbati Burpria ud tbut norespectable a man should bo guilty of cutting theundenveod , nu matter how trifling the quantity. Howas directed to bring the ease- buforo the court , tohave it dealt with as tbcj thoug ht proper. Tho de-fendant was lined Is. wi '.h costs , uud cautioned notto attempt t > go into lho wood in future , Tor if hedid he would bo soverely puuished.

SH K K I '-W OIIKYIXO .—David Ducey , farmer , chargedJames Iittr f . -y with allowing his dog to hunt hissheep, which was iu lamb, ou this day week , at Kil-letictla. Ctuiirm <iu : Did you BCU the dot; catch tbosheep ? Complainant : I tlid not, but 1 hunted itinluthe owner's houso, iiml caulioucd him not to allowhis dog '.o be hunting my sheep. Defend ant; Yourworshi ps, tho dog is only seven months old , and oneof tho quietest animals iu tho country. Court toConstable I.indsey : Havo you any knowled ge of thoseparties, or of this dog ? Tho constable rep lied thnthe knew them well j nerer heard tho dog bark at anytime ho pas»ed, and it appears a quiet animal ; com-plainant is brother-in- law to Hurley, oud is alwaysbicki-ring ut him. Complainant: His dog was twicehunting my aheep. Dismissed.

F IGHTING .—Sub-c onstable Uoach charged JohnWhi .'lan and James Whelan with fig hting iu a publichouse on thu Square, l'rom the evidence of Com.pli .ii .ant it appeurcd ihat llioeo pnrticH had turn ' ' dis-pute , which caino to blows iu the end. At the t iu iethe Kub .CDii stablu entered the shop tho tivn Wlicl.-iiiswero stuck in each other on the ground , antl he hadBOino troubln to separate them ; Jolu Wbelaii wasmost violent Mr. McDermoti remarked tint hocautioned Jubu Whelan on several occasions abouthis fighting, in f ie t bo wm au unrul y fellow whileunder ihu influence of drink. John Wbulan : 0!your worshi ps, \*o wero only wrestling, and we tirenow us pood friends as ever (laug hter). ChairmanWill you protni .-e not to be fi ghting in lulurt i ?Whuluu : Never tear , Sir Nugent , wo never will.Sub-constable : I saw them fi g ht on the ground ,your worshi ps. The parties were onl y fiued oneshi l l ing each , with costs, and cautioned lo avoidlighting ill l'lil ure j if they should come again beforelho court Ihey wou ld bo punished severe ly.

F ISHING WITH A lluo. — Sub.coustablo llayi scharged a boy named James Brien , with fishing on llieColligan river with, rod aud line , this beiug tho cluoBUuSOU. Tl\u dcfcuvltint, pleaded guilty uud said hudid not know anything about a close season , if " he f.'idho would not lisb. Mr. Redmond : You couhl befined £5 or two months 1 imprisonment lor fishingwithin tho close season. Chairman t Did you seehim fishing ? Sub-constablo : No, your worshi p, hehad thn rod nnd lino in his baud when I ciuno up tuhim. Constablo Lindsey said the close season com-meuccd ou the 1-llh September , and ended on tho 1stFcbrnary . Tho court wero of op inion that defendantwas quite ignorant of the law , and consequentl y hoshould have tbo benefit arising from that fact. Tiiopublic will have notice of il from this day, that thisis the close season. Dismissed on pay ing costs.

THE U LIXII 1'IPEII , WIUIAM K KITI I .—This mau waschaiged w i t h being drunk on Friday last in William-Btreot. Tho chairman , pitying mo poor fellow , saidhe'd bo onl y fined a penny with costs. Hu seemedwell p letisod , paid und left court , which thou rose.

TOWN COMMISSIONKKS— M ONDAY .Mr. W ILI .UK G IUUONS , iu the chair.

Also present—Messrs. Thomas Williams , WilliamKyan , Thomas O'Connor , Putrick Flood, and Capt.Edward Fitzgerald.

INSPEC COK'H KKP OIIT—Tho iuspector reported ro-pairs required to the Abboysido pump, the coitraciorrefusing to have auythiug furthor to do with it, ashis time had exp ired. Mr. Wil liams was of opinionthat it would bu much better to cuter into throoyears' contract than by tho year , as twolve monthsformed too short a timo. Capt. Fitzgerald : I think athreo years* contract would bo the best ; thero was agreat deal of money expended on lho pump in thesquaro befi ro it got into repair. The board approvedof Mr, William's suggestion and directed the iuspec-tor to havo Abboysido pump repaired uuder his owninspeotion.

K KPAIUS IN M EAT M A IIKKT .—Tho Inspector furtherbroug ht under notice that somo puv«meut was ro-quired in tbo meat market. Tho chairman suggestedio havo Mr. 13eary, Boroug h Surveyor, inspect tbepluco to uHcerluin what was required. Mr. Boarystated tua'. ho inspected tho place, which only re.quired somo pavement. Ordered to be douo forthwith.

PAVED CH A N N E L .— .Mr. James Lynch ,by note,calledthe attention of lho board to tho necessity of having n(Hived ctianuul , from Brid ge-street to Mr. ThomasWilliams ' garden gate. Tho chairman inquiredcould ihey app ly the public money for such purpose,ho being of opinion it was private properly ? Mr.Williams naiC , for his own part , he require! nopaved channel lo his garden door; ho could do wellwithout it , but , he should Say , it was u public pussagcand tho commissioners had u control over it. Thochairtnau said it was merel y a small matter of 15s. Mr.Flood : Do yo th iuk , Mr. Biaty, that a paved chauuelwould bo required ? Mr. Boary said it would bo ne.ce8sary, if it wero in tho power of tbe commissionersto carry out tho work j Ihe exponso was a inuro trifle.It was ordered to bo douc.

I NCREASE OP SALARY .—Mr. John Murray, HarbourMaster, renowed his application for increase of salaiy(or extra work . The chairman asked Mr. Floodwhat ne considered extra work j Mr. Flood said hewas a very good man , aud had a great dea l to doHi'nci! the Mli 'iimer cumii to lho quay. The c!erk saidh': kept his accounts very correctly, and in good order.Mr. Wibiuuu and Capt. Fitzgerald remarked , thatthe harbo '.n matter bad a guni 'lc.il to do, but didsot know how long tbo steamer might remain. Mr.

•.lelay may bonllO TO.1 to iccur iu making tho requisitearrangements for carrying into eff' .'ct tho PublicHealth Act in occordanco with the general sanitaryorder of tho 9th September last. Postponed for theconsideration of a full board.

BORROWING £1,200—Tho following was rend :—" Local Government Board, 17th Nov., 1874.

" Slit—The Local GoverEmcnt Board acknowledgereceipt of your further letter of the 11th inst, on thesubject of tho loan of -CI.200 proposed to bo obtained bythe Towa Commissioners, to bo charged to the severalaccounts mentioned in your previous lettor of tho 2Sthultimo , in which you .state that the sum iu question isnot for tho purpose of carry ing on any new works orimprovements- , it being merely an application to borrowmoney at •!' per cent interest to pay a, debt of sumoamount O.ne by the Town Commissioners for some time,for which they pay i> per cent interest , it appearing thatby tho 13rd section of the Public Health Act tho Boardhave power to give permission to borrow money to payfor works already executed ; and in reference thereto,I am to state that the 43rd section of the Public HealthAct authorizes loans to sanitary authorities for suchobjects as may bo deemed to be sanitary improvements,and the Boa rd do not find anything either in your letterof the 28th October , or in your present letter , to showwhether the work s referred to fall wMhin this descrip-tion. '' Marked read.

GAS —The lollowin y important requisition wa< ro.idsigned by :3S privun . .jas COII .-UIIVT S ol' i h-i town : —

To t!to Dungarvan Town Commissioners.GENTLEMEN ,—\V« beg to submit copy of requisition

adopted by its for your co-operation. The original hasbeen forwarded to the Secretary oi' the Gas Company.

(COPY/" We, tho undersigned gas consumers of Dun-

garvan. feel agg.ievctl at the present high price of gas,and we request 'he director* will make a reduction insame. Wo do not understand (now (acre being such avery great reduction iu the price of coals) why the chargefor gas should not be considerably reduced , and asthe only rea-ou for the increase last year was the ad-vaneo in the price of that article."

Tin! directors will , we Iru -I , L'ivp iliis .subject liiuitarliest attenti on. — Ma rked rent) .

The skiing then end d.

liOAUD OI' ( J r . -WM.HAX ^ —V p smiOAV.Jlr. JAMES M. TKKI .T in tho (hair , and siibyoo.ueii 'ly

Jlr. I t . J. USSIIEK , .1.1'.. V.I.'. A1.-0 present : Messrs.JJ. Uticknll , Joh n Wall , Jeremiah llarly, JlicbaelKeily,and Patrick Curran.

SANiTAi ir . —Tho following letter , tinted " Dec. 2nd ,1S7I ," was ri 'id from the I,ocal t 'ovrrnment Hoard :

Silt—Tin' Local Government Hoard have had beforethem a resolution of the Hoard of Guardians of tho 17thultimo , in reference to ik report received from the execu-tive sanitary otlieer , relating to the provision of a supplyof waier, and the improvement of the sewerage in tlmtownliuids of B.illiniigoul-Beg ami More ; ami in reply Iam to state that it is competent for the guardians, as asanitary authority, io employ a competent person forthe purpose of preparing plans and specification for thenecessary works and remunerate him therefor ; but theLocal Government Hoard do not think that the gnard-ians: should make a permanent appointment of on engin-eer. By order , B. BASKS, Sec.

To tho Clerk Dungarvan Union.THE N EW FEVEU HOSPITAL .—From same, in

reference to a resolution of the board of thelUth ultimo , in which they culled attention to the 15thami 13.-d sections , of tho Public Health Act , and requestto be informed whether , under it proi'Uions, they could,as a part nuisance authority, obtain the loan for build-In? tlio new fever hospital on tho terms laid down in theae.t; and in reply,l am to Ktatc that " the fever hospitalwas creeled and tho loan applied for under the provis-ions of tho Poor Law Acts, and the Local Governmentlioard do not think the guardians could obtain the loaniu the manner proposed."

Iu connection with this subject , tho following wasreceived from 'he Public Works Office :—

'" I am directed to rcquostyou will inform the boardwhether or not the building has been commenced , ar.d ifcommenced what progrcs has been made with the works ;if not when it is intended to commence the work ; and atwhat instalments , and at what intervals, in it wishedthat thn loan of XI ,200 should be advanced."

Tho clerk was directed to inform the board that thobuilding was nearly completed , and that three-fourthsof tlto fund to be paid for the erection of same, had beenadvunei.'d to the contractor out of the; local rates, there-fore it was urgently requested that the loan previouslyagreed upon be forwarded without finiher delay.

THE BATH .—The following exp lanation wns read :" In reference to the omission of Mr. Quealy's name

from the Bath Account Book on 8th and 15th of Nov.last , I have to state that the omission wa.s accidental.It was not customary for gentlemen from the tow n topay until going out after taking the bath ; and on thedays referred to a number went out together , so I inu3thave forgotten Mr. Queuly. He having taken a bath incompany with throe guardians , Me-sT.-. FJynn , Hackett,and M'Carthy, who hail an opportunity of seeing mybook every board-ilay, it rannot l)e supposed that anyone HO open to discovery would omit his name intention-ally. However , gentlemen , I humbly request your for-giveiie.-s, and engage thut no errors will occur itguin.—Iremain , gentlemen , your obedient servant ,

"Dec. 3, 1S7-1." ' J AMES PETERS , Portfr.•Mr. Hacked said that when i-.i ii::g iiltei.u .u to the

omission , he did not for n mom ent impute to t in 1 por-ter any dishonest motive ; he . simp 'y irgiirded it i.san oversight. The board unfiiiiinoiisl y eo icurrcd inthis opinion , and with a caution as to lliu fu ture , thepxplaimlion wa* ntcpted.

TIIK. K AT ES.—Thi ; f.ucal d'ovcriiinoiil (i.nr.l tvni'ethey observe the collection is Mow , and requested theguiirdiaus lo urge ou the collectors , as thc-o appearsto boa considerable balutico aga i tisc the guardians oulho treasurer 's account. It was ordered that thoborious attention ol the collectors be called to thematter.

Auordor wa-* rnnde, requos-titr ^ the Loc u G-j v- 'rn-meilt Board , in view ot the IIHHII -III! positio . of tie:uniou , to reconsider tho loin , and if they thoug htthero wns a ri'.'is./ii.iblu cbiliice. to rncotnratj iid theguardians lo the favorable consideration of me Boardoi Works for tho loan. Adjourned.

XUNS l.v THE House.—On Jlonduy we paid a visitto this bonsc, and found every thing in tho most ere.dilablo condition. Wo wero especially struck -withtho order that reigned throug hout lho hospital do*partment , so admirably presided over by fonr of theMercy Nuns. Thoug h tho board have the services olfeur of those ladies, threo of them onl y uro paid attho rate of £20 u year Cich , and support thcmsolves—a sum which , reall y, would not bo sufficient to payand maintain ordinary sorvautg. Tbe nuns' residence-in tho hospital , is situate, midway between thofemale, and mulu apartments , so tlist, Hi night ospccially, thoro can bu no communication botwooo thoseclasses without tbo knowledge of the nuns. Iathose hospitals everything is scrupulousl y clean andneat, and tho poor sick seem so happy and ooutontod.They stated lo us how comloruibly and safely the ygot everything to eat nnd driuk at tbo handtof tbo good ladies. In hospitals whera thereligious do not attcud , it is well known that tbe poordo not get all they are ordered, nud are entitled tomore—especially they do not receive the stimulaDtswhich oven tho doctors order thorn. Not so hero,and all other hosp itals attended by the nuns—withtheir own hands they giro tho patients wine, whiskey,brandy, and everything, in short, tbe doctors order;and what is not consumed, is immediately put underlock and key. Tho same tnuy be said of meat, bread ,tea, sugar, and tho quantities intended for the pati-ents, aro reall y given to them ; in many cases, ofcourse, all is uot used ; but whatcvor portions maybo left , aro returned to tho store. To tho sick , tbenuns have supplied feather p illows, most of wbipbwero endowments to the sinters, lleforu tho DPIIS en-tered this house, there were 12 assistant nurses—nowthero are but serai, which , in rations alone, at £10 ayear each ,makes a saving of £70 per aunuin.Thero aroabout HKi persons in hosp ital. These poor creaturesaro greatly edified by having haug up on the wallarelig ious prints , as also the emblem of salvation—thecross. In addition to atteuding to the sick, the nuusUud timo to make a large quantity of clothing, as alsoto huvo a general sepervisiun over tho wholo establish,ment , thereby infusing a religious spirit with a moralaud honest tone—a tone, iu Bbort, of eelf-respeot—inevery department of tbo entire workhouse. Mr.Ussber, J.P., a Frotettant gentleman, Mr. M. A.Authony (the fathu»of this improvod stato of things),Sir. il. llaclcett, and Mr. J. Wall , gunrdiaus , accom-panied me throug h lho houso ; and they uoemod asdeeply impressed as I was at tho order , regularity,comfort, m i l I may add happiress, which reignedamong-! ih" Mck iu every ward. Tho guardii.us,indeed , ii - - ¦'¦'• g.-ejr credit nut oniy from tho pooriheiiise VI 'T. ¦ it ,rom tho rutepnyers, lor inlroduciugihi; nun- a-> i.art ul thj lii'e-j u .iU jj tnacutnory of inobouse.

CLUTUI.NO MAUH BK THK sl^XKUb'Tbe following is a list of clotbiug mado by theSister* for the past twelve months.! This wui. nt>^nrinoug lj cof belo/o their appointment. It proves whatcan be dona under tbeir 'Pure, >*i;.-i i<*s in ikiug thon.rinii .r. a model one hi ?»ory i • ;- • t. 120 bolstercaso.;,l00 c.ieck quiild , UOaiuri r , lit ! e.ii':aii-.es, 50 cups ,UO Bed licka; 83 pillows , U)o uapiiux, 10 sh':or.s, 30bibs, 20 aprons, 24 mattrasses. Besides repairs io in-numerable pairs of stockings, all dono by tUo uuns.

SEW TEVEi HOSPITAL.A new fever hospital, SO feet long, is beiug erected

on tbe workhouse ground. Ths builder U Jlr. JohnScanlau, and tho clerk of works Jlr. Tlios. Almnn.l'ha u?\\ hosp.tal will bo fitted up after tiiu mostmodern sty lu , with good pi po-sewerj , and water clo-at'is, &c, nud a lu.l noy .. ul ivat«.'r tlirw,_ .'; everyroom. U p to tu:> , .nu fev .r hosp i a w i ..u.j .H amile and a bub disb.tui from tbo main hunSv', tW .ichwas a great iuconvemeuce t-j the medical nun, lo lhoofficers , aud no doubt a pecu-iiary 1 «s to the rate-payers. Moieover, the nuns can have au eyo tothe new hospital when it shall be occupied.

DUNGAKVA N DISPENSARY COMMUTE IAt a meoiiog of this committeo, on 27th ult., Mr.

D KNIS M'O A I U H V presided , and there wem i.bo :Messrs. John Wall, M. A. Anthony, and M. Hackett.Ordered , That tho landlord be called upon to repair

tho roof of tho dispensary honso and chimney top, audto fasten tho hinges of the doors.

KILilACTHOMAS UNION—TUESDAY .W. STAFJ'OBD, Esq., J.P., in the chair.

Other guardians present — Messrs. Power , Terry,O'Uallsghan , and Capt. Here. Dr. Jlelieogii , A.'J .,was also present.

KE810NATI0N OF TIIE SCHOOLMISTRESS.—After ihesigning of the minntes, tho Chairman read the follow-ing letter of resignation from Miss Walsh , school-mistress :—

" Kilmacthomas Union , December l.-t , 1871." GEOTLEMEN—1 beg to tender my rcsigiiiuiou as

teacher, and in doing so allow me to offer you my mostsincere and grateful thanks for tho kindness and count.-j-I havo experienced from you for tho past five year.-.My best thanks are also due to the inspector, Mr. Lane,who has always kindly appreciated my poor cflori's forthe improvement of tho children under my care. A.scircnmBtances oblige mo to leave soon, I would thankthe guardians to permit my sister to take my place uatilthe appointment of the new teacher.—I remain, gentle-men, very gratefully yours,

" MARIANNE WALSHK ."The rcs-ijjnation was most reluctantly accepted, at .d

the following complimentary and truly well-de-erv. dresolution , proposed by Capt. Hore, was unanimoi t .- .yadopted:—''That, in accepting the resolution i>: l i eschoolmistress, Mi.--.-i Walsh , the guardians d< . .-h-. l o ._ .*-press their regret at losing her valued service- , as.imi ;i^tho time she filled the olfico she discharged lwr dnlUstowards the children committed to her care most faith-fully and energetically. It is satisfactory ' •> i lio tf iiaiiliaiisthat she is resigning at her own free wish , bcuiir aboutto transfer her efforts and exertions to iuio .heraud moreexalted sphere, and in leaving this union shn bears wi.hher the sincere and hearty wishes of thi: board ofguardians for her future welfare and happ ine-s." Thisresolution was but what Miss Walsh deserved. Dnii::^'the five yca-.-s she has held the office of schooltui-ire-- ,her endeavors were unremitting, her exertions to furihirthe improvement , morally and religiously, of the poorchildren under her core uncc-asiuj;; and now thai -he isabout entering on a new path , she has the consolationof knowing that what sho did for higher and punrmotives than the mere desire of gaining praise, hits beenmost fitting ly appreciated by the guardians uud ir whomshe has served. Hy the Catholic parishioner* uf New-town Jliss Walshe 's loss will be keenly felt. l-Jneourajr edby their good pastor and his worthy curates , sli..- e-'.ab-lished a choir in iheir chwrch , and assisted by youngladies of ihe parish , she succeeded , aticr nmt.ii Ui:l. inovercoming the many obstacles which lay in her way ,and finall y hail the gratification of leading in >'eivio-.\ua choir which might fairly vie wilh many more preten-tious. The parishioner.- will regre . lu r io.-s , in:. ", withthe board of guariiian.-, I ant suie .1;;. , eiilei:t r_ ',u tileii cv.- way ihuLCiod has beckoned her ".e i n.-id. ' ¦ r wi.-hand praye r lor their young I'lietnl wiil i,.,- :h::t 1 ... - - l i ig- imay attend her , und that no i loud.- n;..y evu- dari;.:nover htr cho.-eu lifc-pulh.—C'..rrf .--,.oi.i'..i. /.'

CASTLECOMKU UNION— M ONDAY .Guardians jris ei ;'.—J. J.'YAN , !'>'(., ii. tl: *- elix ir ;

Messrs. William Murphy. L>uuiel i'oiiy. :i:..i I'a. i i ' kJIcEnery.

A letter wa.s rtad hum tlio Loca l GHI.TJ .II.-" J.l IV.-u-d.dated the 2-tth November , ifc7-l , f-al ' ii.tr lor a n ti: ,,, ofthe receipts and expenriiiui e of the union , uu ler • ¦ riainheads of accounts, for llie half-yur.-.- ei.e.ed '.hi -J.'.ihMarch and li'Jth September , 1674, and al-o a ret urn ofthe dispensai'ies under the Medical Umiiiii - .- A H . andof Ihe exptn-es of each disr.citt.ury <ii-i: -i< I for ihi .y i .-.t-ended thu '20th .September, 1871. l<eair*:s <\u\ y lor-warded .

THE ATIIY U OAKD OK GUARDIANS A N D M I .MI. A I .GENTLEMEN .—A letter wns read from ihe elevk ol iheAthy union , fonvardin™, by direction nf thai board. :icopy of a resolution passed by them at lltt .ir mecling onthe 11th ult., with reference to lan;;ua-;e used by medi-cal gentlemen , as reported in the Frcentiui '* ./HITIKI .' ofthe 11 th inst. This letter was unanimously niar 'ceij" read" by this hoard.

THE PUBLIC H EATH ACT—AM>rnns.u . SA I . A K I K *.—Mr. Slahony, executive ponilary otlie";r . n.ad a letterfrom the Local Government Board , dated ihe iSih No-vember , 1874, expressing their sanction io ihe addi-tional s-alarieB fixed for the consulting .-anitavy ulii . er ,the sanitary officers , und the sub-sanitary ollii -crs , :i-proposed by the guardian." at their meeting on llie19th ult., mid requesting tho guardians to fuilln -r ton.svidcr the salary proposed for the executive , sanitaryofficer , with a view of fixing it more in accordance withthe scale laid down in their circular letter of the Sthult. The executive officer was di rected io notice eaeliguardian that this matter will be considered on the 7thinstant. After tho reading of the hauilary reports andtransacting some, other sanitary matters, the boardadjourned.

STATE OF THE HOUSE .—Remaining since last week ,13S ; in infirmary, \1S ; fever hospital , 8: admitted. ±i \born , 0; discharged, 21; remaining, ISi' : co-i of pro-visions consumed , JK24 2s. 4d. ; do. consumed. X'll lbs.Od ; average cost por head weekly, 3y. Ul. : do. in feverhospital , 4s.2'd. ; in infirmary, Gs. id.; amount collectedand lodged during week , iO Os. Od. ; do. umollecH -d ,£2,31'J Cn. 0d. ; baluncu in favor of guardians , X S M li- .lid. : cost of out-door relief for the week , £15 17.-. id.

MAJOR O'GOUJIAN , M.I\ , TO A CONSTITUENT.TO T H E KDITOll OK 1IIK WATEKFOUIJ N E W S .

Spiii.gfie.'d . Wateriord , Die. 2, lbT-1-Sin—I sliouid bn much obliged by your pubii sh ing ,

io your very excelitnt journa l (a- nn adv i-rt i .-emeni ),the following letter which I this day iidilns-i d to nvalued political triend in Walpriord , in ivpi\ to oi.oIrom him , inn i i i cb he usked me lo it tervene in hisbehulf wilh the Govc-ument , with a view to obtainin gfor him au officia l appointment.—I leaiaiu , sir , yourobedient , hun ib io servant ,

I'UUCKI.L U'Gol iMAX." Springfield , Waterford , iJec. 2, 1871.

'" M Y DEAB SIH—It occasions me the deepest itiin tobe forced to refuse your request. I entreat of you toremember that , in presence of at least 10,l.(Hi peop le ofWaterford , und at several meetings, I faithfull y pro-mised never lo ask the English Government tor luiyfavor for myself , or for tiny one else. If I now breakthat promise, I i>art for ever with my political independ-ence.—Faithfully yours, " P UHCEI .L O'U OKSIAS ."

U' KX l oim IV A T K I I U'oKks. —The May -ir , Aid Greens ,J.I' ., mini ins II .« r lint Ins corpo;anoii have applied tothe Local Gove tuinrui liiiard , lor p a-inission to bor-row a sutlicieut ûlll ot mtj uey und i r th" Pub!. - HealthAul , ui carry on Iheir new water works. Mr ,Thomas llawk-ley . Lomlon . is then ' cliief eng iucer,assi.-iL-d by .H I . MeDoiiueli ueal eng ineer.

Durin g Imtl tne \ ear ono ol tlio earth' s poles isturued towards, and tie: other awiiy from tne rf -j u.During the oih-r half ihu direutions tire, reversed .Consequentl y dny and ni ght ul the poli .s hiivu a dn-ration ol about six moiilhs ea?.h.

THK Co.VBTAHL'L.tKi.—Constable lieilmunil , Lnd y-lane, has been Iruuslerred to tho charge, of ISall ydufFStat ion , near ivitmnctboiua:*. CoQdlublu Itetlmoiid iaa very vigilunt , moritorious officer

THE CuRRAGiiMoitE IK'NT RACES.—The meet fornext year is fixed as early as Woducsday, March 3 lac ,aud Thursday, April 1st.

TIIK Local Governmen t Board has confirmed thoappointment of Dr. Latfun as Consultan t, SanitaryOflieor of tho Cashel Poor Law Uniou.

A heavy fall of anow took place on Tuesday nightboth iu Scotland and Ireland. Iu Fifesbiro ihoground was covored to a depth of several inches. AtWexford tbe farmers could only wilh difficulty reachthe market.

WH EAT.—Nearly all tho foreign wheat arrivingfrom abroad , tbia neason, is coming from America.".SLAUGHTER OF PIGS.—We learn that Messrs.Denney, and Richardson slaughtered , laBt week, nofewer than 5,500, pigs

The shipments of cattle and sbeep from this cityaro at present very large.

Ous RAILWAY WORKS.—The works of tho ConntyWaterford Railway have commenced at Bally voyl«bridge, about, three miles at this sido of Daugarvan)where heavy cutting is to be done.

Dr. Soully, of Clonmel, reported that a cabin inwhich a wretched family in his district lived, is amonster dung heap.

UNSEAWOBTHT VXSSBLS.—Yesterday evening, Mr. P.Kelly, Sessional Crown Solicitor, acting under instruc-tions from the Attorney-General, appeared at hePolice Office.City Hall, before the Mayor.Capt. Johnson,Dr. Scott, Aid. Heid, Aid. P. A. Power, Capt. Brcnnan,Aid. St Q. Freeman, and Mr. J. Slattery, to tender in-formations, to ground furthor proceedings iu tho case ofthebrigantino .4~<edo of this port, having been sent tosea, as alleged, in on unseaworthy state iu August last,and again in Soptomber. James Keane, Stophen-streeet,and Thomas Johns, Well-lane, able seamen, sworo theysailed in this vessel to Cardiff , that they failed in twoattempts to return owing to her making so much water ;that she was condemned on a survey by the Board ofTrado, that her riggings wore bad, and her timbersrotten. With those informations tho proceedings standfor the present. Mr. T. P. Strange BOIT., appeared forthe owner.

THI MEAQHKR MEMORIAL.—Tho address of thecommittee to tho peoplo of Ireland reached too lato forinsartipn this evoiung. It shall appear in our next.

ETT«»8IVI HoBss-BuiiNa.—Mr. Thos. Wedger ofthis citTJ'dnring his attendance at the Monster FairLimeriok, Thursday and Friday, bonght horses to the'amount of £1,700, many being valuable animals Alarge number wero (shipped on Monday by the Milfordroute to London.

THK PjwrnsTANT CJIURCH—Thu H UT. HI. Gimlette,rector of Dxinmore, last night delivered a very interest.iag leotnre.at tho Protestant Hall, on " Bishop Gore "formerly Protestant Bishop cf Wateriord.

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Xoroiii ')i- r nr I ) ' ? • ::s ":j- ;r. '1'h:1 cnvlior it is doneif bi'it'-r ; I' .t- 1 'i" lonî-r -. imo iliu upturned soil IB¦tcil iipoii I'.v i ii" l-.i llui .-iK' -.'s ol' tho woathor, i t will11 to nr.irii t in 1 nwi: 0:1 tliuafter fertility of tlio soil.

1. tln> s:imp lini' .', ilr" |Mm<;li i i i f r of the stubbles, to¦ rtlVt:liril , m-.n". l i r •' ¦•;> --iu.it tin- s'jia.lchinj ; apo-ii:v l..i* tiUa'-'f whioi t wo litul in so many c.is^fl, notah- wi th M I I :>I1 f rii - iiifr s :, litit also \vith tho<o whoii'.t'H 1° K t '.riW bi - ' trr.

( " M i l . ; . . — 'I'll '.1 jii:n.-'i •> '.' :niy rnttcnoil bvnstv whichiivi* ( >• ¦<- is - 1I1I wi i ! 1..; liiloi l wit l i othfrs in fonr.iiil. . •i. li i i i .n . . \ ii • M l l l c iitopariti^ for tho Ijutuhwiu.iilil p t iH - ti i f i .-'l outs or Klitr grain along with:u it- c.nk.' for .M V.iii a month or îx weeks boloreuitii : of!'. A '-. '- r.il '.;i:tiij iall j- to direction* given lastin i i i l i .

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"nok i- upon tlwrii , utid theii . -i i i . n ' i "1- ! I 1 ' ' l':! l > '•• '-' thctn I t - r u« ( .' i s by pnl piiij ^,w 'uii ii >av i .- L ' l .i. :( . _'. Whi - i i pul pf- d. crushed wheat

I , I o i l . ' r '.' l a i s i . '.r ' M i - i i i M l •.•aki ', and cut si raw or cut} av mav ii" uii\ ' «l w i th t!:. .-m. ('n tt)e ti.- il np in the

- • ;[ ':! oi '.. 'i . ' i " ' 1 "nnlitied >t ifuild davo water offeredt • » t i i<ni • . i . ¦ '- ¦'r- t -.vi, -*¦ il - i i i y. Wu know tlu.t is noti j . . t i , H- I l i a i , ; . p":' 1! i |-- ::l"- " . I-W'i t bu t llllll 'BI cat.t i i . : , | i- i i i ii.;- -'ipp 'u.Ml \ M t i i i in ni ps, they w i i l noi re.lu!>i ; an i-cc-i-' i i ' t - a ! d t i n K .

A i . i . i i ' ; '¦'¦ '"¦¦•¦ ' ¦' '¦ I . V M : - -.--" A. II . —U hat i-ii ln- In-: : .Hi ''':i'- i I I •"•i .d HoattiU'iil for lauiba atpre.-cnt . • ¦ l « - - i "i v ia-- : hvii:;' sr-arci .1 ? Givf each per-.lav il.r -' i- .(' :av ' i r Mi . f o ono lit . ol cotton.enko (decor-t i e'atc' !;. m 1.;."! « i i h » |inr:«T 1b. l.ran. or cuitnu-cakoand i:rn- !. -'i • : ; •..- . n.:- :i-d ;:i < '|Mal [ij"poi tious , and ini itim I::I - I - s]ni:. 'K!- a : i ' t l . : âli throug h the food ,-. - , •.- :, !. M ;: a Miia '.i t.. :i ..- ;K. 'i! .fa ! to f .ach shnr-p." ' CI .- I . :. :- . .. .\ } • < !:— '¦ Siri ^cnh '-r." Y>atuh}} :—Slioii '.d i- 1 ''- •' ' '¦''¦''-' P"P ''" allowed :n nmch foi . l; .

J .c wi*- 1 . ' -¦ t 1 * i!' 1 !' i t i:i' f 'ght to fl-'-d u you i,[;,1c, " w " '• '¦¦ l"i! « i ' l io i i l . ovcnlning il , as a F nrfei t hii i o t ii fi 'a 'i.i • Wl.at i- : the li-rst hind of fo-xl to givi1 l, "m !' - -U'» i l l ioii .-d o il infal pM-rid r, i:nd nn ocen--ii j i. -il i in .'. tn i 1

'' of I ndian w. "::l and pca-mfa l wi th milk;s - I r - ), . • - ; . foi .d. !'o iii:t givc fli 'sh.

I' K l . : ¦> ' • ¦¦ '¦' W i i i .- i . - - "fi . . M . S . ," ('uM i ni i i i t ' - . - A( l i c r d iM nil. '1 i:! l ir-ikinir 'i]i whrat at Il .-t . pn- cwt ,and tni»i i . 'n' "¦ W ' !'; '' '""t-'Kin ^ M;cdp, ' ai.d thii.lcs it isth r - ch' ::p< lSt niii '.-ilaw for cat t le food at l l i u presnitl>:ic" 0' iiil W 1.1'-" a1'

1 ! palui i :ut im-.-il %1 told hit .-, tha t¦ j. -/ - i l . ' M <- oniv f iu.'fc -- \rithout ;my Cvctling firo-iv r:i'-' . ai. d t!..V thni - .- : loo uilH'fa lloni '. oiiaccoin.¦ ¦ •• i i> - l v.- i :b <, '. l i '- r ' .-r, :?nti:ii iii;;icdii;nts neccss;iry to.i-odiicr li. i i t N : iiml fat , «i 'd I hut hi-aiis , Indian meal ,

<ir hror '-n o-ds would (l i l l .oug li t hry co.it more) boinorab' t- ' I'- i i ' ! . Which ol n- . is ri ght '1 -Tlu.ro i,v.-ry I i i i b ' i i i i i i i u . i ' i i i '" f l . i - l l i i i K sculf , if tho mi l lluachii.rrv is •¦' >• " iinpuivnl descripliun. If tliowheat is "i l i - .-^'ind lor cattlf which are being fat-teucd for I I H : 1 :"¦!¦' r, your frigid ix right in using it ,un it :a vi rv ¦.a t t in in i ; fooil ; but if it is for young,•Towin'-' i-t '-il ; or dairy I'livi , ihn r.ddition of s.unoImnn meal i .r l- .'-i in d !• • :> i^ di Fiiab 'e.

ln«i i:i - > r .' .v 1'K. i .>> .' • l .f - . i a SIIKEI -.—Jilolc lj e.ir»n fore I- I d l. 'inl li-ir*, >!ze from fi.tpt iic' ! toInlfa ciiiwi ' ; lomn.i i.en.g in or.<! leg and graduallyspre.iiiin;;'."; l: l.'.ur. Wh.-n tho coru canio bctn-ecn.'.air ai.'l I".••!', thny wore piun o to knvcliug ; tht-ylost coii 'Iitimi vi ry tr.nrh. M y slup hetd trcdti d themwith bl"1'--!""'. "inio acid , and b sityr of ut .timony,and FOVS th. y l.-'iv.- iniprcrrd ^na '.ly. '1'lia disi-nsowith which j i.ii riih iM p are :'.l!'.:ctrd U colled in .somomrti '" t;ui-.\oia ia fc t at ,d W-s ." It occut s tbitfl y

in vret seasons. Dress tho affected parts with onopart of vcnligr if, mixed with three parts of lard ; orwith bntyr of antimony mixed with on equal (Hianlityof compound tincluro of myrrh.

To I MI 'R OVK OU > Mr.tnow. —" AKricoln"—I have afield on which tho grass is rather coarse, and which Iwish to mendow next, year. Would it. bij prolit sbleto Imrroiv well and top-dress with superp hosphate ?I'leaso say the best time , to do it. The laud is a rich ,slid' clay, and <viia well laid down ; lias bjen oucemowed , two years ago ; grazing since. Alto flay howtnuch superphosp hnto is necessary. IIuvo it linr-roivcd early iu spriiij;, mid tl ion top-dre.-i.i it >vith thefollowing mixture :—15 cut. nitr ato of Rodo , '1 owt.enperp hosphato , and :i cwt. of kaiuit per statute acre.Top-dressing with lime will ai.'to toml materiall y toitn|irovo the qualit y of the pasture , and that may b'japp lied at once, but tho mixturo of artificial manuresmust bo j iivcn in addition.

Tor .DitKssiMi w hEAT. —" Tyro," Cork.— Wouldaapcrp hosp hiiU ', nilralo :w>] soila , soot , and salt bo agood manuro for wheat early in tho spriug ? and ifso, in wdiat proportion ?——Mr. J. B. ],aivcs, who hasexperimented with all kinds of nnnure, applies from\\ to "- ont/ofuitratoof soda in spring to his ordiuarycrops of wheat. In other cases also nitrato of sodahas heeu found better than auy other artilicial mau-uro for wheat. W'lieu am I to app ly superphosphateto lea iwt s rind grnss for meadow ? App ly earlyin spring for meadow ; and with respect for lop-dressing for mead^n-, see roply to another query inthis issue. Superphosp hate is app lied to oats eitherharrowed in along with tho sei_d ,or after the plants arcabove ground. Nitrate of soda is also n most effec-tive manuro for oats, uuloss tho Jaud ia so rich thn *,tho crop would be apt to bo lodged.

D KTKKIOK .WION or M KAIIOWE H C HASS LAND .—" G.,Co. I)on-n— 'i'his is not , iu general , n grass country .On several fields , by no means on all , I find the grassdies away. I huve olio Held which 1 had twice iu suc-cession heavil y manured and with green crops, andthen sown dowu with grass aud oats. I have- nowhad threo years hay oil' it. First year, very good,indceii : second ye.ir, very bad ; aud this last sea-son equall y bad , Knelt year an soon as the hay wascarried the field was grazed for six months by sheep.WoiiH you recominond my harrowing it now veryheavil y, and top-dressing with artificii manure , tobo washed into tho soil by tin ) winter rain ? I want ,to gel out of tiling s. The lield cannot bu in poverty—---Taking a crop of hay everv year without doinganything m the way of manuring it is a vory cortainmode of rendering the laud poor , and reducing theproduce. If you havo f.irm.yard dung to spare, wowould recommend you to spread it nl present , or incourse of next , mouth on tho lield at tho rate of 10 tol.">J tons statute acre, and then in spring you canapp l y half tho mixture of artificial nmnurus describedin rep ly to another query. If you have not farm-yard dung you must apply tbo full amount of thomixturo. You need not harrrow tho grass, unlessthere is much fog amongst it . or sow grass seed ; noris it neecswry th.V you break np the grass hind , ifyou onl y give proper attention to nianut ing it ,Kven with manuring you should oni y tako a haycrop in alternate ycarp, or, better still, in ca«h thirdyear.

fj F:.\ OATS.—" W.," Cnppoqui n—Wh at is tho rar-liest time lh.it ground may be ploughed for ka oatp,as spring is a busy tini 'j !J »lf tho sod is old andtough , il. should be phi u^hi .'d as scon n-i you can L'etin i'. ; i fo iher-.vij f , ploug h il o.irly iu 'l.tuuarv , ors;ioiici', if muiv C 'inVe i i i iMii .

W I:I.I I I X .; SI - KU ..—" A Voting Farmer "' — Let meknow any way by which a broken steel fork may hewelded so si-ciirel y as thai , when used again instrong work it will not ineak asunder by ordinaryprocure. - .111 k ind * of cast, steel tan be weldedby being heated , and stirred nbni t t in equal parts ofroehe liino airl borax , pounded tin. ) together ; thosteel whuii heated again will readil y weld.

\ AM K or hMAi.L FA R M ?.— Trance exports .'oO,tK«> ,.m"l of eggs annuall y tu Kngland. Millions are de-voured in homo consumption. Tim French eominer-cial returns for tho past eight months show that iheimports amounted in value to 2, IS] ,771 ,t'UOf , an in-crease of :J7!> .N<>: i .iiiinf. over 1H7-, whilo tho exportswen- •Jj lOO/J 10,0001'., a dei:rea»i! ol' lX5 ,r,H7 i .lllOf.

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.MKMOKlA l , .The rcccj it . dis=ou-ions amougit tho Directors of

tho Wiit crfurd and Limerick Railway are- nlroad yfurnishing occupation for the lawyers. Mr. FowlerNieoll , who h.is been removed from his oflici? assecretary by tho Walerford suction of tho Hoard , hascommenced an action against Mr. Step hens , thnchairman , lor slander , iu imputing io him fraudulentpractices f or which he could be prosecuted , inasmuchas hu had iusertol Mr. Slatlury 's namo on the list ofpreforenco shareholders , which tho chairman con-tended should not have been done. Ho pleads " privi-leged communication ," as tho languago was used onl yin tho presence of a ilireetor , the secretary himself ,and the solicitor of tho board. An influential bar isretained on tithfr side, and tho trial is likel y toproTn au interesting on".

Tho rumor now prevails that thu Rig hl lion. Dr.l'rill , thi! Altorii 'iy .lieneral , will l.ikts ofifcu us LordChaiic'llor next (-lamiury) term , and that Mr. Onus-by. the S.>!iciti>r -'ieiii ;ral , will In: appointed to the¦coat in th " l . ir i 'h ' l K-iiai.es (.' <ur ; , vacant by tho.1. ,:l, i.r |!!.- !.-iU- Jink"-1 l-yiiL J i. If tin',; bo j o, ofennrso . Mr. lii .-nry May, • ,'.(' ., would bo :ip)iointcdAtt.i .r iK-v .' .i.'nera l , and t ii - : gossips sav , Mr. .lamf:.(IJobin -oM , ','.( .'., en .'whili! c.'i.iirniaii of Tyrone, wouldbe made Solicit or.General , Mr. (i ir ra l if Fitv.gibbon ,(,i .C, beiiii; iminiii ati 'd I ,nv Adviser to thu Castle. ILi i ihk. tuvsi i il , it. is n,i *. at all iinprohib le thoso gfn-t l em iMi iii:iy be s-'i .-h.' iitud fur t h -.- ofliceH nuM iiiiiiied ,but . 1 l .nnw. li >r certain , if t!i. :y :n-:> , it , wil l causu•ji- .-at- « ll^ - :a t i .:!*4c: i«in am ci .j sl ih-.: *' ,»i I s• *i Viitiv-; mi:ni-1,,- rw i , i i I n . har .

M.my ..|'h i - . . : d friends in Uublin a''.' wa( i:hir . t >with auxiuty tJn- uiowmi'ii '.. ho w o r i h i l v ini t iat '- d iuWaierii.nl. for th 'J i-riTtiou .if a vât

'i'". of Thomas

i' riiiici ; ,Mi \ i g !»-r in his naiivn city . Unco the mat-ter 1:1 i i - i .'ii '. : i r lv b"!',iri' t in 1 p n l i i i c , I am cn ibi'-'d to ••>¦!>¦mi i i i : ;iv i .- coinuiitl' i- w i l l l> » f . i tnvil in Dublin to aidil> f i ir ih.T.-it i ci. , t'ur nunib. 'is hurt; ui icri ^h in t'ond re-nienibraiici * . ii:': ^!. ; i i a l ti * . i t i kni *s- f the warni-hcarli .-.liju a '. i l i i ' : , ill 1 ' i l - ' w i u g rii . i j t i iMii: " , :uid tho huloicchivalry o! li, " uii l ' l ' ' i i - loi i ;;uuil y oung Tribune, inwhu .si; ij .im : and !'am • th" ti i - :n ot" lln; /.'> / < ,' / . . ^ i ct.imay s , v.':!l ta lce prid .'.

A t : r i ' > N I ' Ui; H I . A N I I K I ! A I I A I X S T TI1K J J K V .M l!. H O W D X K Y .

I n ih<! <:a-! '.f .S'. -'.. .;- , v. i > ¦><• : ',.(•;/ , (a clcrpynitinI;nown u< a re.-iidi 'iit sit I! Kiniahou , iu th i s eoutii y, inthe days i.f ôi;pi 'fisin) , which WII .-I nil action lor<Iand i> r , Mr. (":oigi: inov. . '! , i.:i lln: part of this plain-litr, lor :: ml" c a K i n ^ ' iip.ni tl , . : <l. .-l'i.-i 1danl lo showrau-'f v. ii V C ' t l a i i i i iit erri igainries should no'v I.e. ad.mii .M "r"d

" lo him. '1'hi- d.-feiid int wai this viear ofS t . I,ub-V. I! I I 1 UI ; I I -1. T, and tin: p a i n t i l l ' was the

c!«-rk of :i i i i 'iLdihoi ir i ng p'ni-h , and ho had biM 'ii foryi-ars .> .ivad.. |' liy tin., liristolS''ri )iti;v li'jad' .T.'' A ^ticiatiou. The di'lundant , whot'tj :isci''iiiiously obj'rcii-d to borso lacing, ei nployedtin; p laiui i ir lo dii- ii i 'i/ n i " tracts I'.jr i i i iu on tho sin.fiilnr- ss of tin: piirs:ii\ and in Marc h l:;st , during tholi ristol ra'.'i s , on hi" return Imtnu at the end of tin;day, h" i'if'iriiii ;'l the di .Ti- ii '.la'il that he had inui twrruling I I H 'I I from < 'h i pp.-nliain on their way to thoraces , with whom hi) coiiv..-cs...d on tii'; sinfiilness oflior.-i) racing, and that il l e -u l ted in their aL'andoiiiugthrir munition to s.-n the rai:"s , and thi-ir returninghoniu by tl"! next, train. On tin: ln;h .lune last lliudufendant tcci 'ivi d a lo t: !' pui | iorliug to conn; fro mtwo pcixin-i tinned Sirlhck , re.-iding at Chi ppenhi in ,and containing a l'ust.ollici! ordi r for ,L'_ . '1'ho lettersts.ted " il iu 1. thu iii. iui-y was s«. |it , as an oIT'-ring to(. iijd oi' thanks for Ihs .-aving thrir souls , wiien In;and his brother attended tip- last lirisu,! races. Theyunit si dear lellow - ta l l , and rather grey—whostopped them ami gave Ihciu one of his (the defen-dant's) p»y.;rs." Th..- let ii- c further ?• tilted that siftera conveis l ! i 'JU tii': p f a imi / l 1 '' puttiii;; d i i d i - a r liandon earh of our ;:'M I U 1 I 1 ( T S ," H lid , •' l,ook here , yourra.ri . I'l.d.'i in c-vi .M'l .-iatii;g ir.iM:ry ill heil- -lnini: iui vi . i l t i s l in i ! glory in heaven." " 'J'liey wero oncogreat gamblers aud b;:t'.fi vi , ' and as they wero leavingf.,r Xi:»v Voik to i.hcapo tin; pcnecutioii of thosu theyoi.cu joiin d ' they rîj uested thiit tho money sliouhlIr. hainh.d over to the " de.ir fi-ll.iw ." The P.S. tot h n iet t or , was in tl.fii) word s, " l'leaso excuse thi sscrawl , as my hand >hak.M to from my past, life."Th" rev. defendant , IHiuvin"; ihi-i ' to be a genuinelell"r , publi-hed it , and silno bunded lliu money overt'i 1*1*1 ]d,i :.iitill '. .Aftcrwat iU his doulAs uro.ic,sunl he tried lo find out, the M'udei'K of the letter ,hil t wi thout .-.ucceh.-, thoug h hi: offered a rewin d todiscover them , and be began to th iuk it wag si houx.Till: wotds u l ' d wen: ohuuicd t -> bu privileged ,limy h:r-itig beuu uttered in defendant's library inthe proMiiice of thy pls i iu t i l f , and certain members ofthe society in an endeavour to prove the t ruth of thucircuinstancei-'. Tho p laitit i lf was not dismissed fromhis > i tua : i ' j ii in consequence of what thu defendantH:iid , bill , oil tho contrary-, when be left that gentle-mil ' he we.nt to tho society and resigned his ollic'.'—The p l .iilllill ' n'J '.v s i lm i t l . i;d that the le t ter w.ls siho.i.M, j i inl l ln ; ill had been handed over In Ihe society.Thi: p l.iintiu" < :m|ihaticall y iluniw! that ho was iu anyway luiieected with ih'j production of lLo letter,liul.; ,lisc.l.arL-e,l.

1'iu: K n . l i r K i N i i UP HIIH H ,I:V.- - I In '1 uusjay Inst ilti .-w p.-i'.- Ht. in.ti hopper dred ^fMr , of 1100 tons , bui l tand eiiL' ir"-l by W. Sinioi. n >t f,'o. was launched com-ploto I'rcm tin; London Workf , lieiifrun*. I l is named' Sitnt Liwrence ,' and is l ie; property of tho Cana-disin (Jov . inment . This is tho pecond dred ger of theFame lyp'' Messrs Simons h:ive constructed forthn (,'.ih I'lian (iovcriiimml, an-l they have inj>r.)gro.«-s several other In.jiper dri'dger.-i fur the Cor-iKirai i .ni of Swsmsi'a , the J i iver l'urtb , tin! Indian (io-vrratnent , f.ud citlu-rs. Tho aih:uit:mes of th is typi:of .Ir.- il .', wv :vre ih|nriii "d , !*• I hat with one ves-oland ten in' n it dues the vvoik i.f forty men, witht!ui nuun I - . I H pun ' -- , s team-t i t '.", mid stationarydr'.i.'ger.-: at prrsi H :, u-n-d « .n l lm l.'lydi' and uliowberu.Vim ' Saint I.riiui . hi.M' » i | l shortl y bo ic.idy to steamaerosi l l . e Ai i . i i . t i'.' in her d -v - l i n .-.t iuii . - -1 'a i M t y '(.. '.i.'«iW«V'i: lij.tV.t.

ST. 1'ATUICK'S HALL I'KTTY SKSSIONS—SATURDAY .

Hefore Messrs. 1'. liarron Xewell (in tho chair)Ci. I. G.iold , Ji .M., and C. Kogers. Mr. Carey, S.I.,in attendance.

TKKSI 'ASS.—Mr. 1'atrick l'ower , lloekshire , sum-moued Miss Ctilberino Cauificld , Bally bricken , for thotrespass upon his gras; farm of " several" <;oirs upontho loth Xovomber. Complainant conducted hisown case ; Mr. Strungo appeared for tho defendant.

CoQip lainnnt ileposed that be- hold a portion of tholands of IJockshiro as a grass farm, and defendanthad tho lawn of the samo property as a stand for tbouaulu of ik-alcrs ; on the loth tho caulo of defendantcamo in on hi.s farm fhreo times ; ho found themupon tho laud hi in ° cir ; ho went, immediatel y toliall y brickon to Miss Caulliakl , aud asked hor lo senda man over to seo tho cattlo am! turn them out ; sheSlid sho would do so, and he then returnod home,waiting for tho man ; no tnii n came- ; ho could notturn them out him.vlf, thoug h he tried , because tberowero threo of his IMSVS amongst them , in calf , ono ofthem forward : that cow afterwards calved a weokbuforo the timo ; ho nskod Miss Csui 'lield moro thanonco to assist him iu putting u p u w i r o fcuco bo-tvvc2ii tho two holdings, but she. turned a doaf car tolis proposition. Mr. Strango : Whoso cattlo firo

thoso that camo iu , as you say, upon your land ?Complainant: They wore on Miss CaiiKiold's land and ,1 suppose, wero hers , whilst they wero there Mr.Slra n go n iid .tho ca-ltlo wero laid in tho summons astho property of dofendanl. Ho would submit thattho summons was, in that respect , deloctive , bceausothey were rca 'ly belonging to Walter itishop. Com-plaiuant: They woio in her chargo when they tros-passcd upon my land. Tho bench over.ruled thopoint upon that ground , aud Cump laiimut proceeded :A man camo there- some timo ia tho night , andturned tho cows olf, his own along with them ; a manof Misa Caulficld' s goes on tho hind occa-iionally us acaretaker; there wero •!! head of tho defendant 'scattlo on Ill's knd , and for tho damuge they did hoclaimed ,(M ; ho kept hia farm understocked so tis tohavo plenty of grass , and it was esisy to do muchdamage to it. Mr. Gould : It is ccttainl y p lain thattho complainant did as much as ho could , and morothan ho wa.s called upon by the Act to perform.

Michael Wall deposed that ho went with Mr. Powerto turn out thoso cows, but they could not do BO SISit was dark , smd they had a earo for tho throo spring,ing cov,'3 belonging to Mr. Tower. Their worshi psdecided that tho summons was informal , inasmuchaa it did not set forth tho exact, number of tho tres-passing cattle , and it, was dismissed without projndice.

A TKA .Mi'.—William Hrieu , a regular cut of thopests now infesting tho country, known as tramps,was broug ht up under a charge of insubordination attbo workhouse. According to tho evidence of Mr.Nicholas Flynn , porter , it seemed that lirieu wasadmitted to thu house upon tin . 2oth of tho month ,and on the morning of the 2(ith ho refused to loavohis very comfortable bed ; ho was remonstrated withby his fellow lodgers, who told him that " up" wanthe word ; to show them that , in his case, " down "should bo the rule , Mr. lirien toro up his duds intobits , aud then delied the world ; tin ; tnastor (Mr. T.Uysin) was equal to tho occasion ; ho sent up a suitby tln i porter , wi th orders to the lod ger to dress ;ho tricil to make those garments follow suit , but hisconduct, was uo loifger to be borne , and be washauded over to tbo.police , who quickl y disposed <.fhim. Ho was now bent to prison for one month , at.eiril hi l ionr . -

"T I I K K K M'.s" OK TI I K 1'A L K op A Ti n.—Thomasriiclan lives on (l .dlow 's Hill , and Thomas has aneutei 'prisiug wifo. liolioving thu li quid line to be arcmuner silivo business—aud there is lul l proof af thatidea being founded on fict—slu ; determined uponsetting up si private public fiousu ', known by theinitiated as a public houso tint pays no duty, andlaid i- a stock of porter , llrs. 1'. who in her venturoreceived but small aid from Mr. i'., except , perhaps ,in tho co-operativo line , by setting up in this businessentered into antagonistic competition with tho re-nowir'd Constable , l'onder , close at hand in Mary-street , aud many watchful eyes did she keep out fortho sleek and slim iu order. I'or a while all wentwell , but on tho 15th of the month tho cloudsdarkened the flow o! her beer ; on that morning,Sunday to boot , in walked .Sergosint P. and a subclearl y intent on a draw. Tha first inquiry of officerP. was for Mr . t' : Mm. I', replied that .Mr. P. wasout iu the yard (" diking observations " sho mig hthave addml , but she didn 't), and Mr. I', was sent for ;Mr. 1*. being informed that .Sergeant I*, was inside ,very acutel y came to the conclusion thero was an endof the beer business , and Hsitly refused compliance;official P. ngaiu requested iho presenco of rot siiler I'.,anil feminine P. again sent f or T. P., but to no pur 'pose ; in he wouldn 't, como. Seeing it wa3 no us-e1". came lo work sit once; he. wsis tol'i , ho tsaid , thatMr. I 1, and company sold beer, without the license ofthe British leg islature , and ho was '.hero to snatchtho P. establishment ; of course, rep lied M rs. P., andinto the adjoining room , tho connubia l ret reat of tboP'p. went Sergeant P. followed by Mrs. P. tho lorm.T(in tho " li , tau , fum" sty lo , I smell tho smell of abrewer's vat , Ac showing him the ronn , where noth-ing ill icit met '.he cyo ; dowu sat Mrs.P. upon a wash-tub jn>t beside the bed , with an air of unffcringinnocence. Tho eye of the Hrilish lion was upon herill II moment ; therein thought his puiss ance, in thoperson of officer P., lien the ti pp ling over of theJipp hng Act ; I shall have justice. Instantaneousl y—as rap id as li ghtning is thu P.ritish constitution—Sergeant V. induced .Mrs. P. to ta ki; another seat ,and s t r ik ing the sido of thn vessel with his slickreceived a sound that, to I IIV .Midas eur, denoted beer.Immediatel y calling iu his subordinate they unitedl ysearched the tub , and ihereto bung si tale , for nicel ypacked in hay In: found twenty largo buttles of thojuice of the hop. Sergeant , P. looked at. Mrs. P.;Mrs . I1, couldn 't look at Mr. I 1., lor Mr. P. was notthere lo look at , l is it Mr. P. i;.'u .« takin g a .sly peepfrom tho kilchrn , al the abstraction of his s tun", andheard his rpe eulative Mrs.P. say ing as matter.ol-fact ,to Constable P. " I novor allows them to drink hero ;I always makes them tako away iho port.er whenthey p*ys foi- it. " Thoroughl y coml'Miiued lit thatmoment wu.-- Mrs. P.; S-rgwiut P. took siway thep tulT ; his " Id In of tho tub" Im n .«• unfolded , andMr. I' , was lined 'M.<. with cnsls , " ami all my stuffgms ," ejaculated Mr . P. "Indeed it, does ," quo ihjustice , and tin : line was paid. Mr. Carey, S.I., con-ducted t hn raê.

N OVKI , WuKi -K.uii:. —Mr. J. O'Dmiog hoe, officer ofCustoms iu this city, appeared before tin: bench to.-is|.|t., l>c alloired to lake the in ii iatiru , criminall y, inthe following very novel caê :—Abuut a fortni ghtpreviousl y, the ncamer to l lun garvan left here hideuwith csitlh: ; as Khu was running bv Passage a cowjumped overboard ; tin ; occurrence was unheededon board thi ; steamer , for ahn sped on her wav downharbour , bin it im perceived by ,i Pass.L'o man , whogot, thu animal iu tow of his boat , and brou ght hersalel y on shun .', tho animal sinei- remaining in hispossession. The occurrence became reported , sun!tho uuuipanv offered ihe man (.'•") I'or his trouble , he:to give, up t in, cow to them. Tin: man positively de.dined >-ueli terms. Tin; Hoard of Trade then telo.gr.'.phed to Mr. O'J Joci/g lioe, direcling him to appearbefore the mag istrates and lod ge informations against ,this Passage man for " receivin g undTutainingportionsof wreckage." In makii )..; ihu app lication , Mr.O'Uonog hnu handed up his book of instructions , amitwo telegrams he received from tho lio.ird of Trade ,directing hi in to proceed. .Mr. (iuohl , yii nwdingthem , said ho could i:ot seo wh y the Hoard of Trsulointerfered , at all , sunl refused to receive any inf orma-lions. Mr. O'U.uiog hou said ho would telegrap h thisdecision to the Hoard. Tho casi.* WHS not at all gonointo before tho bench.

Ass.u i.r.— lulin Fleming , a laborer , win lined oi.,with co.-is, for hi t t ing Mr . Michael llearne , /armor ,at Hlii ivkaio on the 1'lBt October. The punishmentWBIH So mit i gated because of thu kindl y interferenceof the comphiiuant. - Tho court , roso after disposingof c'omo polico ca:*os.

T1UM0KK I'li'ITY .SKSSIOXS-MONIM V.liefore Messrs . K. I'ower, (in tho chair) , C. Kogers,

and J. Power. Mr. Caullield , S.I ,, in sittendanco.11IK, BACK STUANII—AM.F.I1KU TKKSl'Ab i .

The first oaau called was u Mimmon a by WilliamMalcomson , lvsij ., against. Will iam Cu>.ack, Tisunorc ,for an allsgcd trospasa upon his reclaimed land at. thoHack Strand , Tnitnorp , upon Wednesday, NovemberlSth , by riding ahorHo thereon. Jlr. Ambiosc, uolr.,appeared for comp lainant.

Mr. K. (i. Peet alfirni"!! that, lui knew thoso lands ;knew tbo dofendanl , William Cusack ; H.IW him ontliC 'au lands on Wcilncsday last ; ho wsis tin a horsoand camo uj ) to a fffil o leading mi to ihos'; lands ;di'ii iment , held tin ) trato a<?.i iiHi hiin as defendant hadno rig ht to eomo upon thorn ; cautioned him not to(inter , but ho forced his way in throu gh thi s gate,which leads into Iho stubh'U at H :\llynutlin ; ho rodeover the marsh , aud on tlic-u to Trstmore ; si porl ion ofthis land was exchanged by Mr. Malcomson , with Mr.Kox', siud il was over this land that dofoudant rode.To Chairman : 1 liavo not a mapof ihoso lat.ds here ,but I can get one. Chairman : Tho public harufi right to cross at iho back of tho beach. Mr. PeetAt low water. Chairman : Thero havo boon ueveralacts passed in respect to thoso lands , and I oug ht to);nr / \v FOUtethinff about them, .'i.'j si/mv tit' tJiuni cvxt. meii good (leal of money also. Thero was a boi been, at)accommodation road , on those lunda for tho public , butBinco they havo been reclaimed iio ono hai uuy rightto CO boyond that Kate.

Mr. Ambrose—ihoCrown was tho original possesorof thoso lauds.nnd during that tonuro tbu public couldcross sit niiy time , or at, nuy place, but tlio crownparted with tbeir ri ghts over a portion of it, to Jlr.Malcomson , who laid out a large sum of mouuy inreclamation , anil thoso lainU are sis much his pro-perty as :s siny land belonging to cino of tbeir wor-bhi ps, quite as much protected from publi c trespass.

Dol'.'iid int—I am going than: for tho past eig hleonyears, ami then; i* silwsiys a public ris /ht of waythere. Mr. Pcot: Cusaek Ims \>xi, cautioned boforc notto cross thero , sind he Wo-ll knows tliero ia uo right ofwsiy.

Uofeudatit —I know Hint thero is ; 1 claim thatthere is a right of way there, stud I any this court hasno power to try thii rase.

Cbairmuu—If a right of way u claimed , tbo claimousts our juri sdiction.

Jlr. Ambrose—Quito so, sir, but to bo vnlid ,. thoclnim must bo n fair and reasonable ono ; ouohaving somo nppcar ¦:no of beiDg oapiblo of proof.

Chairman—[ would suggest that wo postpone thocase, and in tho m.untimo uo down, and havo tboground pointed on; by Mr. Peet.

-Mr. J. I'owor—But Mr. Poet may not bo nblo topoiut out accurately. Cbairmau : Wo will havo thomap, and Cusnck will bo present.

M r. Kogors asked if there wis not a passage throughthoKO hind.-! to aad from LUsol.m to tbo boaeh ?

-Mr. Peet said thoro wai a road atone timo partl ynmde upon tho hack mrsind for tbo purpose , but tha tportion which wa-i undo wsis washed away in thogresit storm of a few years ago. Thro o was ,i passrv^nacross ther o al low water. Mr. Uoger3 : A manwould bo drowned who would try to do so. Mr.Peet : I havo frequentl y ridden over it.

Messrs . Kogers sind J. I'ower said thay thoughtthe question ought to bo tried in n hi gher court , and ,tho defendant objecting thnt thoir worships had nojurisdiction to decido thu question , tho bench ruled ,uo jurisdict ion, n question of titlo haviug boon raised.

ASSAULT A NOVEL I'OINT.Tho uoxt caso was one involving a novel poiut iu

the practice of Pet ty Session ' Courts , and waB calledis follows—Tho police at tho prosecution of ThomasIlcarno , against Martin Power, for assault.

Mr. Thornton , solr ., said ho appeared lor Haarne ,but certainl y not as a eomp lainaut in this ca3o.Thero was no doubt that an nsssiult was committedby tho defendant , ttpou tho complainant , but Ilearnofolt that tho punishmet it which would bo inflicted bythat court would not compensato him for tho injuryho had Hullerred , and ho intended having iho esiseheard at tho civil Bido of a hi gher court for damages.By tho 2t th and 23thnf Victoria , cap. 100, section 15,any penalt y which would bo itdlictc 1 by thnt courtfor tho oircnco would sibsolve him Irom syiy furtherpunishment for it , aud ho (Ilcarno) did not wantthaieoumo to bs pursued ; Husirno never authorisedtho police to prosecute in his uamt :.

Mr. Strange, opposing, submitted that tho suspen-sion of tho law , such us ivns thu course suggested byMr. Thornton , would bu a very dangerous j.r nci p le toestablish. Tho comp lainant , said l o wanted noprosecution iu that court , that he intended bring ingan action in si superior court , but what , guarantee , hadthey thsit such a courso would bo tsikou ?

Mr . Thornton—As Mr. Strango is for tho police,of course ho wishes n. conviction now. Mr. Stnmgo :I'm not for tho police.

Mr, Caulficld , S.I., (who uow y^t under the bench).Mr. Strange is not instructed Oy mo.

Courl—Theu for whom does Mr. Straiigo appear ?Mr , Strange—I nppe sir for the rights of the Consta-

bulary in general (laug hter) .Mr, Thornton—Thero aro my client 's instructions

to counsel for a superior court.It was decided to posponc: the caso for three months

to give an opportunity for its hearing at QuarterSessions , meantime.

Two small claims for wages wero dismissed , audthn ronrt. ro=r»

CASTLKCO.MKH P K I T Y SKSSIOXS.M.igistiatos presiding—IM. Dutler and James T.

Riu. 'iM' , li.M., Ksqrs.I.M I'olllAM' S.lXIT .l ll V Pl.osl 'r lTl i lN'.—John Haw.

kins , ul C.iolcullcn , was | roseeuted , at the suit, ofthe Poor Li w ( .iuardssiua of tbo Ca.stlecottier Union ,by Mr. Msibony, execut ivo .-ani t a iy oflicur , for rcfus.ing to permit his yon , who was sutf' .-rin g from a con-tagious disease, lo be removed to thu workhousehosp ital. The sanitary officer deponed to tho re-fusal of the defendant to compl y wit .lt tbu order oftho justices made in pur.-unncu of the recent SanitaryActs ; Dr. Stirling at the; samo time int i mat ing toiho bench that the place in and about Hawkin s 'shousu ivns in a very fi l th y state, and likel y to eiigwi.der virulent disease , such us thai , comp lained of.

Tho msig istrates liaviu i r rend several sections oft h e stat u te, fin- the information of iho public gone-rall y, nnd , having admonished tbu delinquent , sidvi-xdhim to bo inor»; cautious for thu future , and imposeda line of l ls . OJ., or a week's imprisonment. Theyalso in'.iinated that tho penalty would havu bvenheavier , only that it, was thu first prosecution urn lettho Public lli-alth Act.

OvKU -C.'iowiiKi ) UwKi. M .viis.—The same board prose-cutod severa l householders—middle -men—of thutown of CasiJi.'crj iniT , for having their hou .sus ari dtenements let "> peop le who suff' .'rcd them to hoovcr.orowded and dsuiyerous to the publ ic health.Thu sanitary authorities , too, proceeded againstsome) person-, for having houses lot in tencmontswhich were unl i t fur human habitation , and suggestedto the bonch thai , tho onl y remed y was the " crow-bar." The magistrates , iu every wise, ordered the'nuisances compû'iiud of to bu sibmud , and comp li-meuted thu flauitsiry ollicurs for th-: prompt , .'iti '.lsictivo measured they had taken to carry out theprovisions of an Act , which , if tr llicieutf y worked ,min t prove si great boon lo every district in Irclaud.

I MJI .'.STIJ .'A ;, SCHOOL CASK .—On i.ho application oftho Kuv. lj uke Doy le, of tlio Gazebo , Anno i'oley, ofCloneun , wsis sent to St. Josep h's ludustrisil School ,Kilkenny, for u torni of ei ght years , sho being ilvsti*line, and without proper guardianship.

I lKATIU Db'llIN Ci THK D l F F K K K N T HofltS OF I I I KDAV . — In a piper contributed by Dr. Lawson to thuWast lioliii.j Asy lum iMicnl /fcjiorf s for 1S7-1, seversilititeres t ing observations sire recorded regarding thenumber of deaths which occur during the dilfcren:hours of thu day. Followin g up iho researches ofSchnieder and others who had shown that thu greatestnumber of the deaths takes phieo dut in g tho smte -meridian hours , Dr. JJI IVSO N has been siblo to deter-mino moro closol y iho time of tho day when thegreatest sind lesist ileaths occur. Si.pplemcnting tfiostatistics of other inst'.ilioiM by 'hose of thu Wesl.Hilling Asy lum , he find n thai tho deaths from chronicdiseases siro moro numerous between tho hours ofeight sind ten iu tho morning than any other time oftho day, while they sire fewest between iho hours o'ci(,'ht to ten in evening . In the east: of ncut c diseases?•ucli as continued I'ever.s, pneumoni i, &.:., a d!u"i:n!ntresult has been cbtuined. Following up what hasbeen pointed out by other authorities , Dr. Lawson.-bowfi thsit the Inivost number of deaths frum thisclass of diseases lakes plac I'ither in the esirlymorning when the powers of life aro sit their lowesr ,or in iho afternoon , when acute di>easo is most sictive.Thu occurrence ol these definite dail y variitious iniho hourl y death .i site is shown in thu in the case olchronic diseases, to bu dependent u;i r ecurringvariations iu tho energies of organic lifn ; and in thecase of acute dise.a-es iho cause is .ascribed either totlni uxisiuneu of a woll -m sirkud dail y oxtrcmu hmlilvdepros.-.ioti , or si dail y uisi z iiuiim iistcn.sit y of acutedisease.

A I J .UI V WA KUK: - .'. -Al th': l.isl. moctiug of theClonmel Hoard t>f ( iuan l ians , on lln: mutiou of Mr.IJ.ivis , seconded by Alderman Cremi , .Miss RuthPeddcr , daughter of l i iu I ale ll - ;nry Pedd'.'r , Esq.,was iippiiitiled a w.'irdeu of the KilshciOan Dispen.usiry District , to i .'nah.'i: her to g ivs tickel n , u dutyn'j cupteil by thu 1 id y in ' {ui:-tiuu and which fur manyyears h id bosu di.-cnsirgi:d by her reapected and 1st.niented fai hei '.

TH K I :SK (ii nn: P I .T.I.II : |[ I:A M I I A IT.— A in.;di.eal ollicer of the X .MI SU ' II union reports that iu a cabinut Porlroo , a sow and a l i t ter of young boiibamshold occupation w i t h tin: f suni l y, while oppositu thedoor I 'neu: is si li quid sink. In Corball y pi« .s sharot hn siLvommo.lat ion of tin: cabin - , in ono of whichtheru is ii famil y ot ' eight human beings. At Toumu.vuia , in a cabin , .1 fe.;i by !) , a. j 'Miuel is littered withthe family ai si f.. ilow lud ger,

l t l l l SAKFAM—Ki ' l ' s 's (.'<IS .UA—C I RATKKL 'I, A XI ) (,'oM •FOIII ' ISO— " I'.y ¦¦ l i i -i . . . i j l i k in i \ l l " i ! i -i' el t in- t i r t l i l l . i k l.iw*ivlnith itcivc II i!»' ..ti. .1 s..| ,|I^...|I

,,I , ami nutu t i , . , , , ..nd

bv a can- iu l - i : |.!ii':.:u. ¦ ., • t ?, ,; liu , . | ir, iju*il n -> ot w.-M.-fle i lulS.1CUSI , M r. K|.|.- h.. . ,,- ,i:.!nl i.ur lui - .U.i-t lal.li -s w i l h ah ' !iL'.it. l\ 11 >vu: ' - ' l '.. wi'.ij.' wl i i t - ' i m a y - i v t * u . i iuiiy In-av)-

J- l l 'l l .Ir ' l.ll -. h Is \-\ ( ' :¦• i utl> L' :i.U * U-.- llf Micll Sll' t IC It's II filii -t tha t a c t i - !t t \ t - . .n may l.r irl.i .lu.iil y l.tnll up minih t i n n - l i-in.ujh I" l.' -i .-t i-v i-ry ti-inh ' in- y to ibsi-a-p . I lut i i l r t ' i lsi:l -uhl!.: ti .- .la.h . - ai^ ll- .a' :nu aii iun.l U-* i>...l y 1-: .,t:at'kwlii ' i i -viT tl ieri" i- a wi' .ik p .mil , W.. may i-c.ipi : iiismy :\l » t , l -li .i i l I.;. k.'. |M.i_- - u i s . lv . s w i l l t . n t i l i c i l w.lh j mri 'l.li.ml ii i i - l a |IH .;I. I ; V i i i , i iri >hul ira- i .'."— Civil iVrvi'roUusttU. i s-W -lv)

M A.MJFACTLIIK UK COCOA .—" Wo will now give;ni .HYomit i.l l l n ' pi . , s III I M|I I I I I l.y M'-isK , ,1 ,1.lies rJ|i|isA: I.' s inul i i i- l i i i i - , . .il i ln . i> : i ic i i t i i- i r . , a l t t n - ir vvi .rk-in t in- Ki i . iu i i l iu i.|, I ,U II .|..I I ." — >it! A i i i r l t ! i n C'auell'iMtnueliitt tl (i u i 'l f .

Hcinurkalilc , very remarkable , imlectl. plonsanl ,B. : i l t |.}, :i;,il l i l t f ' l i l l i l ii' i.' Ml'- .a-i -r. "! I. A > 1 I 'i.l >l '¦ I i I I SP Y K K l l C s,\ l . lM-;. î.pi'I j :¦'¦•- '!"• -^ s . i n ivrh n ,Oll l H-U|| ,-|..., .,. ,.|. , Il |v:, ly fl—V.-1. " - : lh i l (U K, M i l l U -li. ~- ,Ki upt.v, . DIMMI-. - , t'. - > . i - , ..ii 'l Ulu.l.T.. . I ' lel .b.u ;.,l,i: uW I I I I H YII I I 'V , r-uld lij ;\U Chiiu.St. , iiml U IK uuiki'r , 113,f fo . lntrlt . l i t t l , f. -ni 'litti. j .o.Hin

V.M.UAUI.I-: U l s LOVKl tY Rill TI IK H A I I I I !—Il' yonr:.uii ,- l u r i n tu ' .-r ; . y nr u l . u c, ,,r ta l l' iu ,,IV f i-r " Th- \l r l.cii n 11 - i i r li> iivw.-r ," — i i . i .. icill [ ' i i^ i i iv e 1$ *c.W»j r<! IM rreryzase Grrji or II l t i tn hiiir I" i t s oti i i i i i : i .' s..l ..ur , wi thou tleaving the ilisa^ft 'cuMx » M "' most " It.»t ' .rir > ." Itm.ikr ^ t he l'..ur cli nu i i i i k'I y h.'^ ' i i t ifid , us v.'i |: c-> )ir . .inulinj;( in: -'rnu-:!i on h.ilil |-«il > ,\v lit-: o tin 1

K I.UIII* a ii* l int ilrc.iyeti .Jrrli l ira'i ' In,in l i r , V. iu I'v.'ry L> .l11« », w i t h lu l ll '<r: icul ,ir- . A-k ) IMT I 'I -mii .1. tor "T H K I I K X I C A X H A IBU K .S B W K U ," pi.|.. . I1 l- v l l K S I t Y ( .'. (iAt ' .l' I1, 41)3 • I t l l i r i l"'livi-t , l,.iii. h,n , :.r.tl .-..1.1 l.y Ciii- iiii atn siu.l p«rluui ..'i .s tvery .W llT" III li<. 0-1 li'T tot III ' .

IM.OHILINK !— For iho TEETH :u il U KEATII .—Afow drop-, nl tin. luj uul J rVori ./i i i «' |i. |iiinl .i i l uu ;\ «>t toi.tht e a - h , firu liir , 's a \>U- .-atil si t l i r r , w l. - c l i lh--n . iu l i ly cli:htnt:atho Ttrth fri .tn »U j. ir.i-iici ur iiiipiir.li. -* , liHuh-iis the ûum ,pr.-vt:nt3 urtMi ' , stup- ili'cu .v , îv.> to the Teeth t peculiar

K-irl j ftlliti'iir ... , ami a lir ' « l l l l u l fl'.ilfiniK't: to the l.reutli,ru'imves nil unu|t.:.>,oit i.Jour nrisiiu; frmii ilrcaynl lo uth

• r toli»i:ii< suiukc. The Fragrmi l F oriline hviii^ empu^rdill part ot Jiu-.t 'y nnd nil'.'.' IK.'1'I'.I , .I .N dir'iciou..* lo the tn.stc,aii'l llit ir:i 'iilL-t 'Inil cl ili.sciii'f i y ut the a^'f. 1'iici : 'J<. 6d.for tl ,L ' li qtii il , mil ]-. |K r jj p li.r tii . . K ii.ii l iut: " I'owJrr ,"of all CMie:i isl • ., ml IVi liuntt*. l'rr|>ainl by I I . C. UA I .LUF¦iO3 U.ilonl Slipnt , l.unili.n.

Wu consider it our duty to Ciution the Public ai*aiuat•porimis iui i ini i i ini (if the (i lrnfiVM Sturcli , at present mtbe iii it rket . (irocirs nml alhris «i:lhni! thu si.ini 1, suhji'i ttheroo- lv- s in |i.'iis i |iy ul UO.OUU. Any coiiliilrLlisi l infor-roiitinu which wil l h'ail I D ciiuît'ttju wi l l h.: iiai iilrtoiDcl y re-wardeil

WOTIIKII SI'OON ,t Co., Kiutiiu TarV ,KJ" i 'or P II I M I M ;, of every ilmcri ptio n , ch"ap and

good , givo yoiiro ril iTK at TiltX f .n s OUice , Kio^-st.A paper .it >;!giu says that » innn '.s social standing

in that town IH graded by whether he drops u tern -penny nuil or a quarter iuto Hit'church contribution.

CITY PKTTY SESSION '^—rmi 'AVDoforo tho lii ght Worshi pful Aid. W. Is.. Commiu.s,

Mnyor; Alii, rinen St. 0- Krvcmtm , P. K.Reid , and T.W. .Tncoh ; Captai:>. W. Jolu.soo , Mr. J. Slavery, LV.J. Scott and Captain P. P. P.r > i ;i:an.

A PPLICATIONS IOK TKANSV K KS .— Mr. DavidCullinaue ,Slichael-struet , applied for sia nd inf -.vs'iu license fortlio public housu in Ilenrietta-street, held by tho lateMr. Chas. Kenny. Tho Mayor said be understood thattbo house was to bo ckecd , aa tho children had gonointo an Industrial School. Mr. Cullinauo said it wsistho female portion who wont inlo tho Industrial.School. If; purchased the intorest of tho house- andpiid tho money to iho repre.senfitives of CharlesKenny to enable tho boys to go to America. Jtayor :Wo havo been doeeivud with regard to tho children.If there is an interest in tho houso tho femalo chil-dren aro entitled to a children 's portion. Aid. Jacob :Tho houso hsis been closed for somo weeks. Mayor :Wo wero given to understand that thero svas no in-terest in Ihu bouso and that Iho public businesswould not be continued. Mr. Thornton said Mr.Cullinano hail nothing to do with any decoption. Theapp lication was rejecte d.

Mr. Uelandro applied for an ad interim license ontho part of I'i.tr ick Plielan , Putriek-Strect , who pnr-clinsori tho iuterest of tbo houso formerly bold byJulia Hsickett , samo street. Tbu app lication was re-jected.

ASSAULT.— Mary llyau , of Well-lane , charged nnold man named William Kyan , with having assaultedher by striking her on tho hesid with a stone. Com-plainaut deposed that sho was standing at bcr doorwhen tho prisoner camo up to hor and struck at herwith a stick ; ho subsequentl y knocked her downwith a blow of si Isirgo stoue. Francis Kavanag hdeposed he saw t lu ; prisoner and comp lainan". en-tangled in each other ; hu saw the prisoner knockdown tho girl ; she was insungiblc. Johanna Duggandeposed that she siw iho prisoner kuock down com-plainant ».- ,i,li a stone. Tha prisoner was sunt'ftic sdto two mos i 'hs ' imprisonment with hard labour.

Oll iTHlXri XC s TIIK HAKIMl ' lt MAST K R—THK I T A L I A NIIAII QUK ONCE MOKB.

The Harbour Commissioners summoned lour men ,named William M'Urath , Murlin Knox , KdwardMullally and .Michael Bukor , for obstructing tl») Har-bour Master in tbo discharge of bis duty. Mr. Cherry,solicitor to tho Harbour Commisaiou . rs appeased , forcomp lainants , aud Mr. Thornton represented tho lie-lcudauls.

Mr. Cherry said there wero originally several sum-monses issued in tho CSIBO of tho Italian barqae , andono of them , thsit against Mr. Spencer, was heardthat day week. Tbo other casos woro adjourned , tillthe mag istrates fsiw their orders woro obeyed. Thoc ipiiiin had oboyed thu law , removed tho vessel fromtin: hulk. Hu believed t.ho captain did not know that huwiia sicting illegall y in mooring his vessel lo tbo hulk ,nml tho JJ:irbour Commissioners withdre w tho sum-mons sigsiiust him , Tiio pilot Rogers sippeared beforothi: quay committee and expressed groat regret at thoaliair, promising to uuvcr sict in that manner sigain.Under these, circuinslancu.i, tho commissioner.-! wouldwithdra w the summons sigaiust him. Tho other fourmen who >VU I II sis.- i . -.ting in thu inouring of the vesselmade 1:0 apuioiry, sind tin: commissioners directed tin:jnosecutiou :iu'ain-'o them 10 bo prcceeddl w i t h . Thetn - Mi know v.-eil tle 'V were vi .Walin g lh:i l:r.v , :ind theyshould l.u ts ii sg ht not. :.- . du -n. Captain .lo 'uns..n : Tbosummuiis 011g.it | i> hi- bmu^ l-.i agsdnst Iho priiici piilsand suit siyain.-.L the i.i 'eoiuvs , who only obeyed orders.Mr. (.hurry : ll. cy :i-si.-le.i iu mooring the vi- .-sul andobstiucling liiu hai 'muii ' insistcr in t in' di.-'chartjc ofhi-i duties. .Mayor lo Air. Thornton : W i l l yi . li inhipi.thu same course as tbe u: Lets ': ave done ' Mr. Tln-i rn.tun : I Sim liOt insit uel .- il lo do MI . 1) I " . .SeolL : 'fhevmust b-j mane to know th .1 tin y cannot act dlegalyill tho insti gation of oi!ic:s. Mr. Tli ' inni 'im : Theydul not, th ink tha i they were acLing ii l oâilv , n. ,r ilo 1Mr. Cncrry : Will they uuucrt.i '..u nol lo ..l lV-nd a K-:iin rI f so, wu wil l not press tin: ease. Mr. Thornton : Ihavu no such instructions. Mr. Cheri 'v : Then wewill go oa wi :ll ihu first caso. Dr. Seolr, : Wh y wsisnot tho WiirrsinL Hsued ag:iins ' . Mr. Spencer ?Air. il smrahaii , C'.l'.S. s I was tt>:U nut to do it lorFomu time. Miiyor : I said ] would prefer thesigning of liic warrsmi being left to the magistratesthis day, aud k-t ilium deal with i t . Mr. Cherry :That has nothing to do wi th this case. Mayor : Ithoug ht , aud 1 still think , it was illegal to havu Mr.Spencer o.vaminr d on tin; last day, but the case isnow linlnr a , i h t i I.1W Ailviser of l.he Crown.

William M' urath wsis then charged with haviuu 'obstructed tho harbour master in the di-chargo ofhin duty ; aud also with haviug assisted iu thu moor-ing of the vus.se'., contrary to tbu order an I rom-j u-stranco oi' tho said harbour masloi".

Capt, Parhi deposed—- I know Win. M' firath ; re-collects tho lOtb of this mouth ; was try ing to pro-vent the llsdian barque being moored at tho Dun-cauuou huik; M'Uralh hel ped lo prevent , till! fromturning oil' the ropu from tho ring ; told him andothers I would summon thuin if they prevented me ;1 was hustled ; M'drulh was ono of those who tVt 'l so.Cross-examined bv Mr. Thornton : I am harbourmastci ; wiis tha. day emp loyed iu the execution oimv duty ; it Wsis my duty to prevent tho vessel boiii -moi.red thorc ; told tin ; uuptaiu siud Mr. Spencer notlo uiui.r there ; told lliu captain hu had si choice of aberth b-- - AOU II the maiket bouso and the brid ge ;told the interpret er to tell iho captain what I said jthoug ht iu my duty 10 cut thu ropu ; thu vessel wasanchored , smd ihcrefon: it, could not b-: <lan ^ . .ro\is toher to c u l l h i : topi: which mi.nn.'.l her to iho hu lk ;M igrath did not hurl me ; Magrath shoved me siwsiyfrom the ring, and I call that ohsnuciinu ; hu did no',hurt me. To Mr..Ctiurry : It i-i mual for captains tosisk me for a berth ; hsid hi: sisked mo lor a berth 1would h.'ivo po inted out one to him.

To Mr. Thornton—I luld thu captain ho should notmoor at the Duncuuuo ii huik , for bu would go agroundthere. I lold him he had his choicu of u berth sibovctbu market , house

Put Coincrford deposed—I recollect iho 10th Xov-ember , when tin: vessel wsis being ntoored against thewishi:s of tho harbour in isler ; Magruth obstructedthu harbour master , and assisted in preventing himloosening tbu rope Irom the ring ; C'si pt . Purl.: toldnil- t .» laku doun the i r names anil he would .summonthem ; Msigrmh said hu would do what ho was paidfor. Cross.examined by Mr. Thornto n : l'our menprevented C.ipt. Parli: tro. ii casting oil' the rnpi: fromtho ring ; there was a crowd lhc.iv, but it wasMagrath and tii' : u iber men wiio shoved the bsirbniirmasler : le: -aid he would summon them s we had tug'-t into a l,;.:;t lo rut the I I - |I-. ; hn U'allt'.'d lo castoil' the rop:: ; 1 don 't k:i '.\v what , are the du'.i'M ofthe barl.-our tnasier. T.. (' .plain ,luhn.-oii : Magrathaad three other i l e c i d - a i y ob-ituclei l t in; harbourin isser and shoved him. I 'liuy pruvi' iKi .'d him fromca *t iM g olf lii - . I'm..*. Tiic M;iy..r sai l l.i : . l id notth ink the captain osig ht tu In: !¦¦: ml' any snore thanIhu men. Mr. Slaltei y : T"e captain »pnlog i.--cd , smdtin: commisii.j te.'is would :.. 'cepi an sunilo _ry front themull. Mr. C.ierry .'aid h • . l id not th ink it le ees-arytu CSL II :111V ..l.her wit iie .-sc..;. Dr. Sc..:t. : Ti.ere i-; adouble charg", :it "i tin r> - w..s no i l i s : iuc ; i-ni mu'le t in'sday week, Mr. Cherry : l'ao defeudai"' t l i . l assist, mmudiimj tin' i-e-icl. Tin; l.'i t i i liyi .'-l in" .-ays, " JIII

captain or oilier pcr.-'nn shall obdlruc: , iVc." Onochsii ire embracus ibi: ot her.

Mr. I'liornion denii .d that . Lsipt. Pai le was m t h eexeeuliou <j f his duly when bo cast oil' :1 K: rope. Mr.ChcTi'Y : Section l"l' infers 1'iat ihu i:oinm:s-iouer. Hc-'tu ca.^t oil' or cut a rop.-. Air. 'J 'hor/j t -j n ; Tho Actdoes nol mean any such thing. Capt. Psudo had ntri ght to do what hu liid. Thu lulh section onl y .appliesto 111 isters smd the cruws , and not lo persons out.-idDwho may como to givo nnnoysince. N'olhirig wsisprovu sl bu" that M'lir sith obstructed the h.trbourmaster iu ihu discharge of his duty. It must boshewn that tho harbour master w.n iu tin: executionof his duty. It was not proved that Mag rath assisiiMlin mooriug the vessel.

Msiyor—Any man who is hired is sis liable 113 aBailor. Wsis it Csiptuin I'urle's duty to casv olt ihurope ?

Jlr. Chorry—I .should say it wa-i. liy ihu 27lhl»ye-hiw , ihu Harbour Muster is to sissi gn tbe berthto iho cupluiu.

Dr. Scott—Tho loth bye-la>v plainl y refers to thucrew. How csin you say that outsiders should obeytho harbour master ? Mr. Cherry : They wero em-ployed by iho owner of tho cargo. Mayor: If Ipreven'ed tho harbour master from doing fn's duty Iwould be cibstrnclii ' ir him. Mr. Thornton contendedthat tin: bye-law relerre .l solely to the crew. Mr.Cherry : It refers lo smyoiiu who obstruct s the har-bour lti:i.:! v :*.

Orlando Visicuvvi depos.-il—Capt. I'arlo lold me totoll DID I'.'ijii uin hi.s veîi'l would fo njj round theronml du dsimagc ; th-tt is all the order that Capt.P.11I0 told mo to ennve -y to tho csiptuin ; I eonroyedllisit t r u t b l i i l l y to t.lm captain. To Mr. Cherry : 1am an interpreter ; Captuiu I'arlo did not u-ll me totell tho captain nni, to moor thu vestul there. Tothu Msiyor : 1 did not convey tho couvcrduiiou 1heard bolwecu Csiplf iin Purlj aud Mr. Spencer to tli ocaptain. To Mr. Chorry : Captain Purlu did not tellmo to tell the cuptuiu to moor thu vessel hi gher up;ho never 5aid hu would not allow tho vessel to beiiiiinrrMi l i t , TO

Lajr.ain l'arlu was recalled , am 1 swore positivel yho told L I IO lnter;»rt.-ter U> tell the eaptaiu that hoshould not, moor tho vcfS'j l their, and if hu did howould cast off or cut tho rope. To Mr. Thornton :I was somew ut annoyed ; 1 (lid not point out nnvparticular berth , Kut that bo might havu a choice ofbcrthj above thu .Market House. To Dr. Scott : liyulterca t ion was princi pally with Sir. Spencer; I• ¦i car I told tho interpreter to tel! tho captain notto moor the vessel then: ; if the captain did not thiukho win infring ing tho l iw i: would not be my dutyto cut t l o rope. To Mr. Cherry : I believu firmlythsit tho captain understood that I intended I wonldnot pormit ihe vessel to !>•< mo ireii th.•!¦,..

TIIC Inter, ., ¦ t. r, iu rep ly t.. Mr. Cherry, said ))0knew that, 11 was th duly of the harb our master topoint out. t in- berl S ol a ves-el.Ca|,'.ain Purl,., i,, rep l y ,o Mr. Cherry , ss.id hoheaiil tin: inierprcier .:iv.n .r .lin -s-t :.,„., u, tM U ,„,.„ „„

Bhoru as to 'hu 1110 .r ise' 1. , 1 i K. v- ,, -!

.Ar"--'- '=''" "'•••¦•'I "i.-uhiuo.i, ii.,. ,:;„,.„:„ ,]!,.im,scd - .,1. .a ,,.j , ., .., .„ , , : .,. l . i ;il ..ml :wChevry ,m opp oriunuy u, „,,,„.., ._ as Lh ,,;,, i(tjtw».l umlorsland tua wording of the 15th BycLaw,

or wero thev snrothat Cap tain Parle w-w ««u"°»hi 3 duty when uu sought to cast off the ropo of tho

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moned by iho Ua'bour Co.-missioi.ers tor ma .ciou,

injury, by breaking a lock, the property of tho srudCommissioners. Tho samo lega l gentlen enj on^âchside. Patrick Comcrford deposed : I

fbo »"S '° *h°

quay and rivor watch ; on tho 11th of thisi '"0""^was loft in charge by tho Harbour Master noa^Mvhorothe vessel was mnorid ; Mr. Spencer «oM »said ho wanted that stage ; told him and h«. foremanI would not givo it to-them without an °r

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™tho harbour mvlor; went to tho harbour m«tor,and he told me to give Leither stage no.' l»»n

^told that to Mr. Spencer; ho said , ' Oomo_ and br«d.the lock ;' William M'Grath broke tho lock by

^d.rec

tion of Mr. Spencer ; they then took away tho sta 06IOH Ol lUI. Oûuuci , nn-j «" - Tnrtlfaad used it. Cross-examined by Mr. Thornton, : lookup tho lock and put it in my pocket; Mr. SPJO<:0'did not himself touch tho lock ; did not hear himthreatening tho Commissioners ; he gotj tno ioc^broken to use tho stage. To Dr. Scolt: Hei lloIgr cdfor somo time after I told him that the HarbourMaster was coming down. To Mr. Thornton : I Ion tthink tho lock (produced) cau be repaired; .t beloi sto >he UarLour C'linmissiouur a :,s far as I can jU tl«o,but 1 csinnot swoar il. Mr. Thornton : Might i« no'belong to the Corporation ? Witness : I see somemombera or the . Corporation silting on tho HarbonrBoanl. Dr. Scott : Ho gave his evidence very fairly.

Mr. Thornton contended that no malicious injurjwas proved , for tho thing was not done in an under ,hand manner. Mr. Spencer had a right to get thenfiuo fm- tl ,n nsn of hit vnssfl. II i-horo was anythingin tho case, it w.i" ¦•:. ¦ for a civil action to recoverthe price of th- o • Mr. Kpcucer did iiothing him-Bolf ; besides , on s - . ' i --i p was uo!, proved. _

.Mr. Cheirv il. ¦»..' . I that ownership was ciearlyproved , for 'the .vitmw swore he was 111 charge ortho lock , and w::; emp loyed by ihu Harbo ur Com-miasioncrs. , . ,

Mayor—Tho Corporatio t i are tin: party who r.aulfor tho lock , and my ru ling would be thsit , you hav,:no claim on the st.e.-c or thu lock. Mr. Ncv:u .s bee.(to tho Mayor) : We tend tho account about thewater baililf' .s fees into Air. IJolahunty ; I do not,know whether they aro debited to the Corporation.Mayor : But I do. "To Air. Cherry : Tim arrangementwith tho Corporsition is that the commissioners re-ceive the water bailiff' s feus and hand ovurooe -fourthto tho Corporsition , aud use the remainder for harbourptirpnsos. To Cupt. Johnson : I won't say thu waterbsiili fTs fees oro tho property of the Corporation.

Air Cherry said there was sin arrangement, betweentho Commissioners and tho Corporation , a::d every -thing tho Commissioners purchsiso out i.f the waterbailiffs fees becomes thoir property. Mayor : I bowater bailiff 's foes are the property of tho Corporation.

Aid. Jacob said :i very important rju ostiuu was atetakc , and therefo re, they should taku the opin ion ofIhe law adviser. Air. Thornton asked Tor a dismiss,end protested against 1111 adjournment.

Tho hunch decided In adjourn ' -th ' : caso for a fort-ni ght till the opinio:. i - i " iho law officer of tho crownbc\)btuined ;u to whether the luck belongs to thoCorporsition or to the Harbour Commis-iionors. ' Ihocourt rose soon afterwards.

I litOAY , .VoVKMl '.ri: ^7.Tho Ui iît Wor hi p ful Aid. W. K. C' ltnuins , Alr.yor ;

Cape. Johusou , \ld. T. >V. Jacob , Aid. P. A. Power ,and Air. .1. Slatfry, p:e.:iding.

T I I K l:I.ri KH AtAl iK K T— I Mi 'OUT. lM i '.»SK.Mr. John Kyan , but ter mnrchant , Th-.tna s-strc ot ,

appeared to answer sunn:::.us by Mich si ' - i McD - itinell ,U siilyinoon i 'y., ciatmin g 1-s. , si lli'gvd sis !¦ ilance upontint .sale of r.tlttet ai t!ei m:i ;ket-hol!>e , W.itcrfo rd .

Comp lsiinant il .-povd tint on Wi 'dii:r.-'Siiy wei;k boFold two firkin- of butler iu the market to Air. H yau ,t 17 Is. per u'.vt. ; sold it by wei ght , :>s i- si nml , and

not subject, lo any re iluclion ; wliun t ii s.- bu t ter wu slv !; "i : ) Air. I tvan '.s storn he wanted u> have it thattin: price was "L-I > I S. per cwt., sind re!'n-ed psiy ingany moro ; p la in t i f r al first declined to take anybucb money, but ilefemisiut at length consented lopay him £7 Is . pur ewt., he deii tct i ng ten shillingslor a cwt. , mid also nine pounds tare ; complainanttook tbfi money , but stated hu would process for ihocut and tsire, "making tbe balance which he claimed.In answer to Capt. Johnson , plaiut i l f said he did notcon-itit to any cut on the prieo agreed to, and h> sbought it without saying u word siboutn cut ; tookthe money he was oQ'eiod so as to receive, so much outof the whole , intending to su (; for tho balance ; honever a<*reeil to taku the money ho received as inlul l . To Air. Sir.ingo (iiis so icitor) : When handingin, ' thr ; money he did not say ho was pay ing me intu i i ; I did not l 'sivc Mr. 11} sin under the impres sionthat I wsis saiislied w ith what 1: received ; it w.-isonl y upon my secoi.d goin^ '" Air. Hyan 's stor.' thsit1 reciived .' inythini r . Dr. Scott : You are curtain otnvli.it you .-ay as si fsict ? Comp lsi in.ini : yuito ccrt siin.Major: Was any but ter sold that day for .Ci Is . acwt. ? .McDonnell; No , except it wsis rotten. Aid..Isicob : What ivas the market price that day ? Itr.iii^.-d from £7 -Id. to £7 17M . p -rewt. Air. Shitlery :'I'hei".: is sin ei: ,e • s i iuwhcr 1." sis Iu price. Thu de.-tendant depns ,: - - . .I. ho bought tho butter fromauutker insin ; v.'i i"ii he was buy ing it thu price was.£(> 'I-!, per cwt.. and ibis buit 'ir was boug ht, at thatliguro. .Msiyor : VIM heard MuDonuu i l swear iliac thobutler was "sold a.. U" fs. ? Ve.s, but Co -U. ivst.s r|in'tu¦eu;;U!;h fin the li - il l i - r In; sold me a'. C7 Is; incre sisvdthe pr ic! from .tii Is . tu L'7 Is ., bil l upon ihu under-sUindni g liiat l ln ' r t 1 w.is to be a cm ul ten shill ing *ni l' one of Iho firkins , which wsis interior ; I tuld himif he did not like that arrangement he could t.'iko thebutter iiivsiv. .Mayor : Whsit was tin: bout ? Air.livati : About one. .Mayor: The market uas thenover. Defendant: Thai wsis hid atfsi'r , not mine.Mayor : When AlcD - innell protested that thu snmwsis not i'lj Is . hut £7 Is- s-. uwt., did it nol occur toyou there was si .me mistake ? -Mr. Ilysit i : For fearthere might be a mistake 1 increased the price to £7la. , snbject to the cut of ten shillings. .McDonnellwas onl y looking on al tho ssile of tlm butter. Plain ,lilf : Ai y man sold the butter subject to my consent ;1 did not. interfere in ihu sale , but. every ouo knew itwas my butter. A H to tho cut , iho top only of onolit kin was a l i t t le worse than the other. McUj nnel l :I diil not sell my butter as of any particu lar ij ualit y.Mavor: I suppose, Mr. liyuii , tha butter was full yexamined ;ir. the market ? It was nut. Dr. Scoir :Is it a fact that, when b u t t e r . i s sold conditionally itis .subject in si cut if f..s:nd of ii f"rior reality ? De-fendant : Thai U llej custom of lliu market. Com-phiinant: Y'-s , hu: it I sold my bntt.-r that way, Iwoulil havu .jut si shilling a cnt . more for it. .Mr.l'yan : Tho hiiuer, positivel y, wsis sold to me at £•••Is. a civt. A f t . -r tin: baiter WSLS d'.- l i i 'i .Ted I metMcDonnell in i . .wn , .-a:.! to him , •' HnuiuT than havoany dill'crcnce « i l l i yoa I w i l l m ike. tlse j iricu C7 Is .,w i ih a uu: "f n.'si shillings oVf on.: of the l i tk ins . "Al.nur : W i t h ' (.'it; cut uf I ' l l sh i l l ing- "If 17 -I- ., itwsiM buy ing at lise ran: of but .L'li Is. .'' ir. Slsiltery :Wsis tbe Iml'er s.-eond class ? A ir. i ! \ : . : 1 siii j ijn- ilit as rbin l - i . A.d. .l icob : Wiien yi>u n. i d i - t h u p'ir-chasc did you say '• 1 buy tin: bui ff Mi i«j . - i;t tu si cutul 1 len .-- l i s l l i i i g . - ! -'' Mr. liy.'i ¦: No- I :v-u _'ht it atL''i la. ; if 1 Iji 'iig hc it at 17 Is. it C'Mi I d h ive b 'enonly riultjecl to :. cut.

Air. Joseph Chimprlt di'|'n-n-tl h" was 111 tho buttertrade , aud w:n prc-ent a', this silo ; understood thob i t t e r was MIII! at l'li -Id. ; it was not worth moro ;it, wsis so inl 'i-rior tha t witness would nm buy it..McDonnell : Air. Courienay oll'ered me £7 5s. si uwt.bel'oni Air. liyati camo up at all. At.-. Ciampett : Iwould not givo £7 a cwt. for it.

Complaiuaut here runuiveil nu application bo madoAt ihi! outset , to hiivi ! the c:mi iidj 'j ' irnud , bucauso hosaid sin imporlsint witness hail not uilendeil , but theirworshi ps refused , und dismissed iho summon* with -nut prejudice , holding iho weight of evi.lencu lo buwith the defuudant.

ALLKOKI ) ASSAULT —JIKKTl .Mt l i l t . MOOKEj .

D.ivid anil Wi lliam Atoorn api>uaru.l 10 siuswi;r sisummons, nt suit of Thomas Brett , for an allegedassault. The parties lire all suiters , the comp lainantbeing in the service of Ai r. J. .1. Kicl ' .irils ou , thedefendants ia thatof t/10 iloisr3 ihaior.<on am/ Co.theClen. It appoirs that recently ii feud sps-t in^ up l> ._..twi .'en some of tboso men, fro m some unexplainedcauê, ami that blood w.s generated between themill consequence. To such a pitch did this feelingreach one ilny as limy were going lo their 1110 ils , thatiho Jlayor had to send some polico to bring them toorder. On a subs t|iicn '. date , sis lire tt silleged lo-dav ,ho wsis niut by ::e- ' .uj rea , at.il wa.s caught by 1 hoii"ck by one '• '. :'• ¦' -in , w ho .seemcil about to blrikohim. His shii : < ir very seu.- ibl ^

gave siwav withthe clutch , u'lici - . i . . ; hu didn ot know whero ho wouldhavo been in a . - « suconds. (),, crosa-ex suniuatiouby .Mr. ,Straiige, f.'reu. aifmit t ed tha: he was not struckby Moore , but ihi .t iailure wsis nu fault , of Moore.

Tho Mayor observeil that, tlii- t :inta.,f.inisni had nowguno so far si - < in i .'.ili f.,r||,, . interfeiciicu i.f thomitboritieF. Mr. It irhar dsuu wsi-i most anxious thatBnmclhing should be ilunu to stop it.

Aid Jsicib—And 1 can say for Air. M.itterson thatho is most anxious to do the same. Urett deniedhaving given any provocation to tho Alnnres. MauricePower and Josep h Walsh ,with Ilrid get Hyau ,olthoughadmitting being present , denied that thoy had seenanything. Indeed Ahiurico Power went a littlfi ' toofar , for he said hu went iu between tho parties toseparate them , but yot saw uothing. Tho Mayorsaid they had enough of that evidence,and added th;4thu bench were determined to mako an example ofpersons found guilty of such offence* ir. future ThoMoores wero bound over for twelve mouths , person-ally in £5, with doubles of JJ2 10*. or ono month' simprisonment. Tho b::il3 woro giren next day. Somocases of a sirailur kind followed ; tho parties v?erobound over, and the court rose soon afterwards.

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' Silen.:. ' dar , you o-.\. - .; a:!.i .1;; r.i-^rr! 1 redth" wrathful pri'siclicr : " wi, 1 '. i 'ti:- V . M [•.> foi ilin•:e ^rsi l i i ty oh df 'c.isii .ti . l ) i . yer s unlv nui obloriii , nn' iii-pi:iisibh: to d.: Va-iu s i . N.v'v ilci ?onKn 1 in- to op.'n y.-ii ir Idj ck nn.11:' :s: ; - i ! . . . time. I roato spi'sil: . Wil I you prumi-. ; tu ! il .., is 'inor nu bey(Andruw still slnkiti;; I,is hea l omn.oaslj thooh'ioxiou.s word) dis yer ni^,-"r Susv , luriiUt hi*irid ;i!l things iic....fe,l fur cuinfoi". a:i ' ii ipp inei ao'prntec-un' from sull'erin ,' :\u m:ik ', : \ ' snuwrd ii' «1>of all her precedii. ' days to com.- •"' " 1 suf 0 Iinns' s:iy yes to <I. i t ," .--aid An lr, -.v mo:kly.

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wif r, sin' whom dt> iiord ha-s join^l t.Redder, noinsiu i'o for to put them si-utnler. "

Hero sin uprosir uro --i: sumn^ tin ; li l icks, bt ea-iuR a (lileiuiiM or-urely unforcs -.'- 'n liy Old cLFor , iiKisnmch as ho hsul forgot ten to rcqui tbeusual vows nt Su-y, they insisted ihut ve-ver firml y Andrew might he hound l.y tl,, . be : ofiiiinrimony, SIHV was siill .si:: le , anil tho pa- erel.ut hsil f marri '.'d. Tho matter was sit, hust in tdhy the preiii:hcr comniencim; thu cercmoin vragain , by ivl.is.-li inemid iho c.>up !o were lirml iri-led , to the Hiuisfiicliou of all.

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TO GOX.SO.Ml'TLVIvS, iiml all who ftf"m. lt :oi ici . i t i« , A-itiiul.i , l.\-iui..t I.' i ',U , Hoi < IIDtp i l imn , D.-r .i-e- i.f th.. Tnr.n'. nr 1',— imto rv ' I"IIIUOW. N S l lKKH AI . U1 - :\1KD!KS I,:,,,, perm iljcil.fd lliou-an.l- o! caw. t.» .i,t .- iiin.] < li t t l R K r tflin t iv i t i-llic-icv, si'iil iiuv I . ! l, ,-l fre« f ,f ,-|Mrce li "l'luj nwliir. SuU.-rer-i slmuU ..,, l».:>w il,. .i r nun ir il'1till tl..'y h.,v<. ti- -i , .,l ..no s i n ,j , l . , ni.id, w i|| in »eai x*tonny .uliir '.-i with lul l i t i , t i i i i : i ,n- . Kur uinolM •' "I-t i c u l u s n f th.: rfsnr .l. . ; . a l . l s . - Ô . P. llrjivi. 2, K •'•Convent (J .rJ, 11. I. :ii.| ,n. la

IIOI.U .WA VS 1'II .I.S. -Bilious comp laints tdirrejtilarit'fi ..I the sj-tem , |, :. , l , , c,.,l I,,. JoprareJ '««abuiiil ,ii)t bile, c:,t. „:«•;,}•< 1,,. c^rrocted by « le *' •«ilie.-iu iti "StniMl.!i: PilU , w |,, l:|, ,,,f. ,. v ,rj-wliere «<i« **Ihtsr MS C oii i i l i i i i i t :>ni ol iinMi 'i-s i mul power ; for »'they c.iuquer with we .,.,, 1 r , p ; i lty ,|10 lo0,t nbitia *•""1 "">' i-'v.r wwlieii tli. ; -losiuch or ii<ce»iliti! ' ¦»•tenupiiou nf nrilinarv dir...-i ,„• ,\inusea)«nt». ( !"coattsiy, thL '>- inrreaô tie- sij :[i.;:i;,.., ,tren<tben tbe ><"of dirf.>n ,11 , t-i T ;,i c,v., v. 1 WJ . .r,.,. ,,,,J ij / g to 0J| (be W1fum lion- , mi l fit Ijoth h . n i a - .il bram for frwh ei <*llis nc< an.l L-,if..<\.W .,,*, i.y 1 ..-iiule triil sp«J ltf-cotet Klji.il it hi.|:py te»nliiti-,ii tl i ..--.; 1'iil.i have tbe p • "%ff 'Ct in iho hiiia:ui s istsm

ADVI C I : TO .MOTH r.u.s!—Arc you broken ii «{rc-t by j b:tk oh : l l MI:I',.IU,/ »-, I !, ||,» p i in of catting l»ra,, HI onto t-j si 1 -IH-HIHI „,,.,] K , 1 a b ,,t tle of Mn.W» VO'IOTHIMJ SIISIT. i t u i l : r. -lii . v L ' t h e j icor •ugete: «}JQit lel y. 1: i jpcr f fc l l y l i ar inlrs - ,m:l ple.iiaut to tl ,"pr.Hluccsnatur.il quiet sW.'p hy r.'h.:Tin ; lliechilrl fro ""I"uJ the l . t tk- il ii -rii l . n '.tsikeiis " as hriiibt is 1 b .»•Its nolLi". th ..' child , it j of irns the sjumu , ollnyi ill P :|Tli«'ve< wind , ri '-uUk-s tl,.. l,,,,v.l, , ,i:.d is tbe bwl"< ."Tm c l y for ily-i-i.ti.Ty an I du i ilnc.i , whether arUin ,"•tei 'tlnni! or o;l tr c.iu-e' . Mr '. Wsmluw 'a Sootbing [*JH solJ by M-.licin.; d .al : r < fvnyvw.cro , it li 11* P" ^TAl laufat tun il m .Ve.v Vorli, aoj nt 193 Oiford Stret F.don . ¦ • '¦

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