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(Aldrriliatl l lKIOtO N' l ', I'P 'priltOI.)l .HliCM C l K c T I A l t n N IN TM K SWTII Of IlI M.ANK.

JV- '.- ' • •• ' I I -.T;/ Fri 'lny Ei -minn, nt No . 4!) King Street[' ¦I'ln-lTi ' Tt ir 1- r .ovi srMi. R A S K .1

I ' r.n I Tm.i : I'l M t ; V.'. W K l . l ' ( i s Aov.t.vr K ) 1"$. ;l!v I ' M.ST, Y K A K I .V , 1 •*¦*.. I .V A D V A N C E.

Agents for Sale of THE NEWS ;»V .VTkl .T i>i : l»—J lr. W. K KI . I . V , I . i i l lr fuwL-u's-stn-ct.T U A M O K K — M i s s Cl .AM'r , lvVfrcshment liooras, in

Sir.iinl-vtrivt.PASSA UK F.AST—The Midi's I.nvK , Hotel , Pc|iinrc3AP.K lCK.OX.s ni i—Mr..I.M. M i l ! I 'liv , News A;,'oiit .P l ' N < ;A I I V A X — M r . F.I .W A U H R I I K S S A X , Stationer ,

Ac, l'n>t :uul 'IVIi'^raph Ollitv, Tho .Srjuarc.K I I . M A I THOMAS—Mr. M. Hi X N K , Grocer, &c.I . ISM U UK— Mr. .T I .H N N OH SAX . The Mall WarehouseNKW ltOSS—Mr. 1". M OUAN . News A KCUI , AC.

S H I P P IN G .KNCl.ANH A N I > SOUTH WA LKS , AS ii T i lK SOUTH

OF l l ;K I . A M > , in- GUKAT WE> TKliN RAILWAYriYi .Ml l .KOUD H A V K X ,

In I'uniiccticiti with tliu WA i KK r«i;HA. \ l> LI M K K H K and'IV A I K U V C K H A M' Cnit .u. I K K I .A X H Lines.

SHORTEST ROUTE , and REDUCED FARES,

171* . Leave \Y\TH ;nin ii nt I p.m., on Arrival of 11.13a.m. Train from I.immVfc, ami l('.."iii n.jn Tniinfri'tn M:iry l>ur» 'icl' i A I ;KI » ISI ; in LUMIO N* (wea-theratid circumstances periuillin;:) at 12.5 unfi- l i i iwi i i s ''ay.

DOWN .- Li '.in I. "M"<\ rTiiililinpiou) nt -1.30 p.m.,i.rnl A IJ .U K A I \V\ IH :M > I;I ' (weiithor and cir.f -i ii n>.t:iiiee.s pi nniltint.') alinut \*.'M * a.m., intime for me Tin ins on llio 'A'aterford and Lime-rick alul Central In-hitnl Lines.

r A r. K s— wA TEi:rui:i> ANI > I.ONI >(>X :S I M - I . I «• (available ! Days) 1st Class & Saloon , -Ids 0,1

,, „ " liml ("lass & Saloon , :t."is Cd:ir<l Class i Forts Cabin , ""IM I'll

llni i;N-(:ivi 'ilalilr for 1 month) 1st (.'Is* »t Saloon , 7<!s,. -nil Clfs & Saloon , JiUs

Fiiit l . i'r i/iforrii."ili> 'ii ran In- i . l .t . 'iincd from Messrs.J AI t. '-.x mill en.. New Mill 'md ; anil Mr. Dnwxr.v,Ail i ' l - i lii Wl iat f , U'aln-iiinl ; ami tl.'C K KI .I.TMI 1'A K I jlieiweeii oi l er important. Stations , the Time Table.--,MP I Throir.-h Hates for CCKH I S, A C, of Mr. \V. J. Hi s.sm , the l it ea l Western Company 's Agent , Paul 'sSiinare . Waterfonl.

J. G R I K R H n N , Oneral Manafreirail'lii u-ion, Jan., l(-7:i. [my-iS

WATERFORD STEAM COMPANY.IX T E SD E U OKUEU of SA ILIN G—31A Y, lfrHf .

-V .. VTOTlCi:. —Tlic-U'aterfor.l Steamship_B____"£_^ X\ Company receive (lond* for Shi pmenti__ f__ij___> ,,i, the t'nllon-iii K Terms onl y :—They reserved _g__j!g£i_ tt it* rii,'ht to IMI ry I t / any, not liy particularVe 's'ls with Islii -rty to Tmv Ships ami call at other l'ortsnt *>:H not \v acnmntaMr for injuries or losses arisiuc; fromdel'.v ..^vi 'lrlils of the Sens, Hivrrs , Fire , the Queen's Ene-mies d"frc!ivi' Navigation , or accidents from any other cause ,not fur.i r.y lo*s which might have been covered by Insurancenor fur l.i'alajre, lireakaije , Condition , Quality, or contents ofanv 1'arivN orl'acVaues , unless specially entered and ad ra*Irem KfiitSt p:iul , t i fKHU not removed to be Stored at therisk nuil oxprnse ol tbe Consijncfs.

\V A T K U K 0 It I) A X 1) 11 H I S T 0 L .f» i ;'.«v , J.nra , nr other elidible Vessel , direct.

From W:iifvl.inl In Hri«l«l : ttorn Hristcl to Wnteiford :Tui-ilav , ¦'" •"• '• '•\ Aft 'n. TliurMlnv , May 1 ... » M..rnTi.ivla'v ,'| „ " l i ... *¦ M'.rn. Tluir-ch.'v, ,, >- ._ :l AffnTIM "liar, ' .. -J" . . . "' Aft 'n. Thur-ilay, ,, I•"> _ '• MuniTi.'-l- i ";, ! .. -" »• s Mii rli .Tlmrfilay, ,, .-J ... •_' Affn

Tlnir.-ilay, „ L"J ... t> >h,rnJurrr»ii.

Firm \Va! " ir i i id to llri , !<il , Fr. in lirM c.l In Wainfi.nl ,I i inrt . ! calline at I'l iuluuke Ilock.

Kri 'l-iv. May '- — 1- X....iiTli.Mlav , M:- .v ii ... l; AffnVni-iv , .. ' !• . .. s .Murii'Tue-iUy, „ 1.: ... i .) .M.,ruyr.,! ,V , „ lii ... 11 M i.niTil iHlny, „ J ' ... 1^ X iTrH- .v „ •-•:: ... > Morn Tinnlay, „ •£ ... i:\ Mr.rnrr;.!.O . ,. ¦¦" " Jl"'»;

%j, '~ On Karlv Muniiii tf S.iil'iip*i tln'Cal<ii i ol thp Stennierfc wil l hi: Oi"*n to rrot-ive I'u^êu îr ^ûirivinpfrom Londonbv tin' Nichl Mail Trim:.CaVin Fare , 10-. U> 1. ; Sirvnuts and (.'bildren , 10s. 01.

Ilfitim iln., -•"*•.. ; or with liberty ti> return t'rmn iJubUnCutk , or Wrilonl , III', (id., Steward's fee nieluded ; I tok7« . t -..l. Feliw iis attend the Ladies ' ( .'abill.

\V A T K K F O K 1) A X 1) 1. I V K 11 1' O () L."Lard Ctiinit'tJ, ur utlier i h iMc Ves-el*.—Tlitcc Sadiu s

Wiokk.n'ny TtAiinrnit l i : i i ' .M t I V V K I I .OI .:

Vr.lv Mav 1 — 11 M"rn A'I .ln'-.lny. Aj. ril "M — !-• Xm.nMnli'tf.i'v . „' S — ' Aff " M'.ii 'lav , " .May .', — T Aff l iW.,li . .».la r , ., T ¦•¦ ' Alt 'li W. •hn-..|ay ,, T — T .U t 'liKri - l- iv ' .'• — • ' M'jrn Kii<lav , * ,, !? — :• .MumM,,, ii '. '.- ,. 1- ¦ U V-n .Mvwlav, ., 1L- - 1" Al..rnW. rln. '-hv l l - I Afl li W.« NI . -,1:, V ,, 1 1 — 1 1 M'.rnl-'ri.l-n ' ' .. > • • - ' Alt II 1 n.b.v ' „ ]•; U X «,,„. . '.,, p. . :: Atf i i Mnmi i iv , ., 1:1 — :; Af t 'nW..|i«'.-i» > I

" '-• ! - • :i M..n. , W,, l ,M '.,by .. -2\ - ¦; }|..ri;Krul - iv ' ., "'I -- •'• .*J"rii i lYnl:<r. ., j; — s .M-.n iM"i rt'.v ., • ¦. . - - Afl niM t.ii . lMv . .. Lii — 1» .Mt.rnWi.i 'i.'-.iav , • « - 1 Aft n Wnlii. ;,|., _v , ., J- -- II M . . inKrioiiy. ., '¦'¦'• - ¦ ' Afi 'n lrriilay, ' ,, :>i — 1J X.-.n

< .';i;»iti Kai ^ , IT .- . I H ; Servants ( 'l'cv iJIm ^ w i i l i F.ii ii ilK-aimid I 'iiiMrrii , l"-i lA-t-k . ln .< , ''liiM ri-ii. 5> . Ki ni.ihs iitli-mlthe I.al '.i- 't.'al.in

Oorvls riTtivid at Clannre Dock.W A T F. K F 0 11 1) A N D X K W It 0 S S.

F KOM W A TKKP OII H — I'ml y, Sundays vxcfpt ol , al 4. IU '.M .Y K O H N»* lioba—Daily, Sundays excepted , in W5 i.».

w A T K U F O i: n A N D n r .vi .'A X X o x .FEOM WAiKtiri.Rii—ltnily, Sundays cjceiited, at I. o r.M.Yt.ox l) v > c *>x n .N —llai l y, Smuliijv r \n-pUil, at (.!» «.»

ltert!. -< S . C M I I C I mid every inli .tuiatiun (.'ivi-n hy theAp-mi* .Br;ii.,l—Tin- in- i ieri i l StVaiu 1'iirki-t Ull" e. Lirerj« «i l—tt'a!'r!i.ld -t. -alil Ship l '.nii|iuuy, -J3 , lirilliiwii 'k-sln-et ,Wi, t.|.ii ^ti.ii liuildin.-, HI ,-: al tiie Couipany 's .'Hike, thf.VA1.I - , U ' A J K ) ; F U l : l ' .

T H E G U I ON L I N E.UNITKI ) STATK.S M A I L , STKA .MKK S

¦j lNiLv /^VXK "f ill '" folliiwinL' < t r oil.er I'ir.-tS¥fl T .Vj '-!a-s, l'iil |.i.uwe|-i''l Sti-amship-5ggS£,j .||,. ,|-«i.ii:el.f.l from LIVKi iro oI.TU SEW VO l iK, K V K K V WJ 'U N K SU A V .

l',i|.Mi». Captain.W Y < > v . | \ i . ..I . I'I K I M IN M X iTA 'l F F ' i i m a i iV. lM '0 N > I X T

' \\ .r: . . - iu ; . i . M A X I 1 A T I 'A X . K . \M I I I I «T- I .V

I l i A l l O J A ^ | V - .M ' • I H . ^ ^ MON TANA 1 1 lie!.! .>•]

.N L V A l l A W. l- '. . : - > l l . I ' A K < ) i A ll'u )

\ l ,. tn - .- tlil- •! t i . S . i ) .i- f. . '.'.w : —

M I N S ' K .-'fiTA \\'i"hn-l:iy l l t l i May.M \ N I 1 A ' I TAN .. \Y.: .|i,i-M':.y 2^t >!»}¦•W J.-rf i .VSI .V Wcili. i- .-<lnv .. ^Mli May.

I A l . l l .Mi ,r i^l K h N M O U N il. .- •:¦•> Ii.lli.«.n » ,I, , . ll .l ,a1k iM-!.- l.i !el..

) ¦ i,.,,.r ' l. . . . l . i) lhroi i ) i l i ti jS. i i i FLiiifisfi iii i i l a i . i i i l . i in l

t r » H i > i*t .• <"' ia '• w . . . .l:.i !. - . > I'.i .- .^-e f i ' i n l . iv i -rj .M I t t . N . » Vt .-rl :-''•'"!

l'i...^-i- f l - i l .V.mid i'17 17- ., a i d f 'J l . Mumit' l'.i>si|i e

atn- . !u 'f i l i a l l - . T le L i i t u ihclu-lrs ,t, mil 'initt- it -upply t. t

pt'.MMoi,- , •.. .'»..! nid Miul up by the (\.iiinau\\ ?lew aid- '

F..I I I I nb! 1 1 )M«ilBl > , il M»y '"J O H N l i K V K U K l ' X . Qu.y, \Vateif..rd ,I l i n \ 1A > K A V A N A ' i l l . tl.i- Sipiare , l lunpivnnJ A M F s M 'OTT .\. CO., (JUMii s i iwn; ur tu

i . l ' I O N .V CO .. V.» W'M. i . s tne t , l . tTi l | i t i . l .

N A T I O N A L L I N E TO NEW YORK !• "¦¦¦*.. A

~ l . A U < ; i : ~ 1' S T K A M K I 1 S AFLOAT.

7 l3ft j£^ Vf ;- ""''¦-¦'"' " '•''•v^"n

rfMIK well-kno wn l''n i l - l ' f,\v f :r i- il ]rmi Hen wJ_ > l l '.AM- ^ l l l l ' .s

SI;,, - . T:«l ••"-/.'. r'.i»Vi .YrT i i- ..-:.ti . .. ¦¦¦"¦' 1-.M.UM. . Kmip «¦",,, s ', - ' 1>«, ' I H K i .i l . l .KX . Aii .lr.-uv .. I I I !V l M Y * i!r-- .

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i i i \\<!i- IV M. ...i. "-"> r . i s ix. !;¦»• >•"¦¦ MJ- .-H." li' iM •-•"¦ IlKI.VI.-rlA .^

.t i.e. r :«lr.HK l. i ll'TI..'h.a.

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U .:! S.,i: I P . I I I I.I W M 1 '" X'«' Vmk B > nii ' ii -r:

IT A L V Wi -i l iH - .- 'I 'iy . . . . Mny J I t l i .

'U l K K i ' K ... WnlMJSflii y 21st. May.KCVT .VTi-rll.e.'ilav May ^Ml i .

l.t ..v. i K l> , .re,.s^,.«n H't- ],, :;.,»n, .- ,l.n- .ll. i-S - li«.ti», - i- ..i 1, i i . . .ilatn.ii t. ii«-n|ii I ,ih.- M»l '-M.oins

l.i II .- iiiMi.i,.,|< ) larj . - , and opi n '•'' ll ' l: S.ikm.s, v ilnalul m;¦¦!¦ !¦, II dnk.

I.' ,!. i ,| |.:i. kJ i.e ]•.', Io. HI K I 17 < i jiri »a« . .IIT< pliiij .' I" ac-ri,imi, < < l . , t M , ,,r,v']i - ¦'!! l..nn:ir -Hlnr p t i t i l . c- II,.SI l l . iu M, l

'-'. k e i« I W I N ' I V K I V K C U I X K A S .

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l!«u- I .I Iv-i -i-K In* »' l y nny ni l . i r Inn—ii . i ln .b-

•tc i.dai.ii- m Fi.'

h ri. iv i» i« . i i» >< i v. .1 un C-ikii| by thrl.'-.n,pH I,j '. .-rrv ^l i l - . Mi - i l s c i l at leliil .ll.-i- F i l e . .-.,;waid.

f*s iu i.itti.,1 ,,, , 1,. „„ FetiLilc M n- iH iJ i - r»>«- u i!i-rt- .Sni-iagc 1%— u , . i « t u i K u t i l t - i l l i i Cjui-lii r , l iu»tt i. , i i i . i l

lVlunxi e n i l l , "U t t- r t ra rhary t — n i d h'*,!,,-'! lbii . | l k'li to

*>«!• FtanriH.îui l -U nil-l id ¦•¦»n, i.l V v i \- \ Mate- .,i.d

L\i.a.lj,M, t» v'.,,.|,,| I, , t . i n . s . I V u neT - l.'j ili- l tbrw. ^b

to A u>tt,|, M| >;,„ /.,.a:»i,.l, Clul.^ , Bi.il .L,| an.f i r Kirwlit ,,t 1'a— t K e app ly I"•n* N ATIOS« L M U M > II M' ''"M T A NV ( I . IMIIK I ).

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'•'¦"•' Ai.tiv Ufw lMvii iii l.fin'' .

GL'X-SMITlis AND D K A L K I '.S IN ALL K I N D S OlAM MUNITIO NS.

f ] ° M M l N S A N D C O . , Wi, QUAY , WATEUFOUt).

SHIPPING" W H I T K S TA R " L I N K .

UNITED STATES MAIL STKAMEKS.LIVERPOOL to and from NEW YORK.

Jffitej fe gjp. t |iHK8K ncn-, fiill-powcrcd SteamliBmT j Q r - ~ s'»p^ Sail fromI BWjftJffi&s. LIYEIU'OOL - - . on l iirii SDAVs.i/ QUEEXSTOWN' i '. on FIIIIIAYS .v - ADRIATIC ... Tlmr.vlay, ... Mny Stli.

HALTIC ... Thursday, ... May l'.th.CKLT1U .. ThuiMlay, .. May 22ntl.

Thes.- Steamships sre nil tiuilurni of tlio Inchest speed'and re|.leic with modern cdnvenimcrs in every departinint.Tin: falnun , slatc-rooniii , nml »mi,Ve-rooins nre araid*lii p« .lVsrieii irers booked tlirou sh lit, nil pails of United States ,Ur tish America. China , Japan , Indi» , and Australia.

Dralls issued on Xe«- York Trie of clini|;e. Saluon , il81?< . and -J1 (.iiiincjs ;;iteturn TieWts 35 (inineas ; SteerageCIS (1< . UZF * On and alter M July n t , Saloon Fares«-ill bu Lii nnd £25 ; Heturn Tickets , £10.

Fur frei ght md further patticulam , appl y at the OfTicesof the Company, 1(1 Uroadway, Xcw Yurk , anil 00 ilavketsheet , Clmajto; in Queeiislown , |» Jnroe.i Scott <t Co. • or

1S.MAY, I M K 1 K . AIU, IOWmti-stwel , Liverpool;and 7, K«st Indii>-nvcnue , London. fjaB-tfi

T. S. IIA IIVKY .WPSI of lCnsUnd Insurance Orice.WaterfrdJ. M. MUKI 'IIY , •«, New L«,e, l.iirrick-on-Sair.

CLYDE SUII'I'tNCr OOiU'ANY.M A Y , 1873.

l:»ml«r STEA M C O M M U N I C A T I O N bdnccnWaterford and London , Plymouth and

Southampton, Cork, Dublin, Belfast,A N 1) G L A S 0 0 W.

n "KA. '"P1IK new and powprlul Screw Steamers• aWk lS J- TOWAI t l) , i ;UMIlU. \ K , « !ALATA.^TN^y ^-SKKUKYyuKK . KDDYsTOMC . SAXDA ,T*. Vi!1?. *' AKKLOW , are intended tn Sail as undir(ive.ither pennittii; if , unles-i pn-ivnlnl by »ny iiuforeMceiicircnin<taucc«), with liberty to Tow Vessel-,, and to renderAssistance to Vessels in Distress :—

F11OM WATF.UFOKI ) TO CLASfiOW ,rVi'lav, 2nd May 1 p.m., via Crk and llelfastTuesday, isili „ 1 p.m., viu DublinWedhe-ilay 7lh „ I p.m., via dirk.Frid.iv , '.'tli „ 1 p.iii., TIII Ciirk mnl llclf d iitTue-dav , l: ) i l i ,, 1 p.m., via DuMin.Wi- .lin-sil.iy, l i b „ 1 p.m., ? ia Cork .Fnday, ' li!:h „ 1 p.ui., tia Cork and llellaM.Tin-sdiiy, '.'I I :1 I „ 1 p.u- ., »ia DubliniVrdneviay, L 'l-t „ 1 p.m., ri.-i farli .Fn.li y, Z ht „ 1 p.m., riii C'lik . nml llciras' .Tn.-d.iy, iJ7it i ,, 1 r-ni., rm DublinWi -diit -Mlav , 'Jw li ., 1 p.m., via Cork .Fi:.l.iy, ;iu:li .. 1 p.m., vn l.' -t k and lielfaBt.Tiu-.-daj- , ^rd ,}uiie 1 p.m., via Dublin

FKO.M ( il .ASCOW TOWATKI iF O I J I ) , i-vi-ry .M OX DAY, WKU .VKSDAY. .mil

F I J I DA Y , at - p.m. ; Kail to lircenock , 7 p.m.XOTK .—The Steamer oi: Fiidiy ffiii-s »ia Cork.

FliOM WATKl iFOliD TO 11KLFAST , Via COIIKKvery FU1UAY , ... ... at 1 p.m.

11K1.FAST TO UATLK1 - OKH , Via GLASGOW.KVKUY MONDAY.

FUOM \VATKl!FOi:i> TO DUBLIN , Direct ,Kvery TUKSDAY ... at 1 n ra

DUliLlX TO WATKHFOl tD , rin CiLASC OW.EVK11Y WKHXKSDAY.

FUOM WATKliFOliD TO C011K direct.Krcry WKDXKSD AY ... at 1 p.m.Kveiy F1UDAY , ... at l p.ro.

FUOM COUK TO WATKKFOUI) direct.KVKUY MOXDAY.

W A T K I! F OII I) T O 1.0 N I) O X .('allinpat l'ljinntitb

Satunlay, May :J — :[ p.m. I Sttuntay, May 21 — :l p.niTue»lay, ,, 1:; — :l p. Di. I Tmfilay, June :l — J p.tu

LOXDO.N TO WATKI IFOUD.l.'allinft al lMynniutli and reii7Ancc.

Tbiir-da}, May --' — ii a.m. j Tut-ilay, May '.M — ,; a.m.iTImrMl 'ay, „ Si — ii a.m.

li ,,i « l< n«eiml fnr Sbi pin.ut at Mi l l - e '.i and Wi-st Kent¦\Vliarvi > up t,, ii p.m. nit d:,y to-forr- j-aijiuu'.

«-.rn:i;Hi«i. m I - L T M I V I ni. I- I . V M O I- T I I n, W A T K I I F U K I I .railing at Piluance.

Sntiivilay, Mar :'. — :; (. .ni. I'ri.lay, May '.< — S a.m.Tm->,lay, „ 1:; — :; p.m. W,-.ln",-ilaT , ,, 'Jl — s a.m,S:itui- ,|:,y, ,, -J ( ¦- :; p.m. rri<lay, * ,, :i'l — H a.to-Tu,- .-.lay .lui. <- ; ; - - ; ; p.m.

\V .\T i:i:l-.|;|. T" f . . n i l . \ Mfl . . N . S..I 1 II AM I'T"* 7U WATl t B I OUlTRin-lii|,|,in-.- :it. 1'l.viiii.nl li. Traiii'iipping :,t Plvittuiilli.

S:.tnr.l:iy, .May :: - :; p.m.TUI -.--I : IV . .. I-* ! — ;! n.iii. l^Tr-rv \Vtilni * -» l- iv. nt. K t> inTue.-.l:iy . „ I.: — :i p.m. IJTc-ry \Vi-.hu- .-.I.-iy, al S p.mSatlll - lav ,, L'l — :: p.m.rtn-lay, .liim: •! — :: p.m.

I 'KXZAXCK TO WATKHFOI i l ) .rinir.-l.-iy, 1-t May, :i a.m. I Tli-ir.xl.iv , May X — !' a.m.Satniilay, 1'it h ,. !' a.m. | Salunlay, ,, ::] -- !i a.m.

"1 he-.u Steaii.ers have excellent At-couiinodAtiou (or l'as-cngcrs.

l 'ASSAGK-MUXKY :Cabin. Ill-turn. Di-ck

Wnteiford to (ilwuuw .t Htlta- t , \7< . Ud . 'Jo-. IDs.„ L'ntk ... !l, — f,.,„ IJ iiWin ... in. — tu,, l'l yiii- nth -t Suulliainpton 'Ji 'i .1i|< ]lu,. Lr.iidini ... 'J."n 1)7, r«l ]."i4

to*' NOTK.—The Cly d« Mii ppinp Company lu-ure all(!o.,d- Sbi j ipid by tlii-r l.iiu - s of Ste.itners,at 3- lJ perCint .to Tii.ih-rs b.ivinj : y- a l l y aprei untit^îid ,r,s per Cent, tu oi--caii.-nal Hii pptrs — values t<i he declaieil nt timi: of >|ii p.linnI. Fi.ru, -. mill all inli.rni.ittun to he h.id at the Office...

For lian- s of Fivi iilit . Ai-., apply In— CO K K STF.A M S I I I FCo., I' t -i iri i M- yuar, Cnrk ; ( A K - I L IS and KO AS , N IL SD,Kil i-t i i^my, DIII LI.N ; J . C. 1'ISKEKTOS, ID VictoriaSt ., l ii - l l .t . i ; l lnx i i v 1. W A KING , l'l ymriuth ;' J» MEBII A I U I . KY , .V Co., 137 , I.eailenhall Mrea , 1 b,u ; al-o .it,\l l l. l.Hi s W l l A K F , Klt-I SllllthnVIll, .Hill W KST K K.VIU JIM .1 , S. iit hiv ,rk , Liiiiilim ; J O H N L V IJ I J V , Limmck ;W. I' . M AI. JII.W A SON , I'l-n/mc- , and the

CLYDi: S l l l I ' l'INC C O M P A N Y ,S. ' i , l l i; , t np l ' , i i , l i t e i- i i i i t k , ( i lasznw , iit i i l \Vau-rfi,rd

A M K ]{ I C A ! A M E R I C A '." ALLAN" LINE.

- 'U CJTEAM from DUJ iLIN Direct«iim JO In AMKl i lL 'A, (Jiict- a W« V.%2J*+£' -v " o l; r * 1: -1 r •' s* ••! o i:.

The Mrauie: .* li' the " Al l . i l i " I.illl: nail fromI i U l l l . l X t n A M I . U I C A Kvi-iy T I I U I W D A V , wild IV-sin.-, i - |.,i ( jUKli l i r , l;o>TON , and N K W YOKK .

'!:. .- , >tw ,uu l» . ;\< i tbe ^h i - l t i s l J iiis -a î- to Cauadj i , alii:^

;\ , ¦ i l i t . i t p.ui i ;<j On- Wi - Mirn Males nl America nmlO t l - ' .- t n u , !c wl, ; ^ !. l'.i*;:. nyi is are booked un Hflouuli

l i , I,- - .^S. " ST. I 'ATlM i 'K ," In in Dubiin , Thuts'b y, A pril 17SS. '• M O I l : A V I N ," ., „ ., i l .>S. " C O U Y X T I I A X ," „ „ M.iy 1.Ai. il l . V K L Y TI I U I i S D A Y thrie . i f l i r dui ing the Si-asm.

1: A I K - , I 1'A S S A O B M UM :Y.Si.lu'.U Cl,l, i|, l ( ; ( J U, l i , l ' l'l:l l-'lI;j ti-r»irdia!i- C.,l.ni I. , lûuUc, lioslnu , or Ntw Yurk , -,t '.IStei rHjje t << (û, l.t e, 11, ,- l i i l l , or Xe* York IJ tj

In t i - rmnl in l e Unit: includes Out/ it, iji\For luitl . iT p. nliculais i, |<). ly to

JA.M KS A A L K X A N D K I t ALLAN,7u, i i r i i t Cly de Hrei-t , G'l•^pnK¦,

or tu mill HI , Kileii Quay, DublinTHOMAS I'l UCKI.I,, Wntorfuril'J. M .MUU'I IY , Carrick.on-Suir 'KDV/Al t l ) J iLTLKH , luniBtiogut- ."

" f '. -f II' ¦¦ ];' ; '¦¦!. l - (/ , •¦ /. !/ •:"—Sec Il tuteniiomy, c/,oj)/ iV., 'vr,-..- 211.

Clarke 's World Famed Blood Mixture,FOU C I . K A X SI X i : and C l . K A I SI X U tbe l(LOODfr / . i«

ALL l . M l ' fU n T KS,. wht ihi - r aiising Ir i tn jouth luimlirirriii.ti or any i.tb,i e.uw, canin.t U too highly mom.ineinlid. I: run-" Old fr-'ore-* ; tuns L'iicrntfd Hiir fff in (hiXi-ck : I ' l l , i . i i - d S - I I I - LI -KI ; Illatkbe ads or l'lmplej onFaue, Sriirvy Sun- ; Canceinu- l,'lcer» j III OIKI and Skin D.s-t^n ; '.i.ii.dul:,! .- .IL-II II .K - , a id i l i . irs I lie lllood hum alluipine N lu*ti - r , lium uh.tti ver cunte. aiisiii ir .

As this Ill lMuiv it, p'iiii"ai:t tut l ic tns ir , dint warrsnttJ fiecftoiti niercuiy — wbii h ntt p u t s ami inu-i tiu-tlicitics dot.] foitin! above di- i-a- ,- i i n i t a i i i —tl i i - I'rupiietoi solicits sufTerctito give it a In.il tu I - > i i t - V . I I IH -.

T l l O L S A N l ' S <>V 1 1 SI IA10MAI .H PK I f .M At.L I 'A K TS. . il in l:.,tili -- 'J-. - i l . nidi, m,i| in (';,,.,•<, containing li

I t o t t l . s , I1 - . emb , M.lhcimt to • fleet a |>. - ttn. i l itIIt ruru illl,,ti|;-,taiidiiif , :,-'- , l.y all Chemists and Patent MedicineVt-ndo.'s ; or sent to jny address on itteipt of "7 01 13-sta lnps , ty

F. J. C I . A K K K , Chemi.t , l l inh- , t i , i t , Lincoln.» I I ( , I . K S A L K A 1 JK . M 6 :

1; ,1, ]., v \ ^..lj- I. , . I , ,Inn , ill, 'I al l the Wholesale IIoD«ts.

TO /."/: c.WVK.V AWA Y !A Xi-w Mi- il li' .il Woik on Mani.iire, the cause ,,nil cure of

pii-inHtiire dechnr in man , Xervij us Drbibty, linpoteney ,.Ve., w i th Hubs I- r r,murmi! n- iiain d:-i|uulilkatiuns ll"<dmi-iy llu- l.apj.in-s- of Wedded Lile , or

E V K K Y -MAN JfUS OW.N U U U T O K .F,.r T*o Mii llips uullrrels may avûl the numerous

itupixlms who rind Il ,.-ir hooks lor nnthiii) ; , publish trati-IIII , I I I .I U which they w ti t i ; Ih iuise lns, lictttmos n-vicws fromi un .Miy .loiirual- ,pn,fess tnitinr disea-es mil, iustriiuictit aiusle. ,'] .,) .Medici ln , <ind other absurdities as cruel as theyat ede , eptivi- .

A plijsici . in , -.*» \ , :,is exteli fitt -ly eni? ijied in the treatmentof Ivbihry an/i l)j»* \.,m*u-t nit-nliil hd in i\i,ns ntlectii.iu re-sii ltinir tl i i - i i - l imii , »:ll M-nd. hie , i.i, ru i- ii ii nf Two 1'eiinySt.nhps '11 pnpiiy p.-t.ife , n. |..iii,p bl , t iMitaiinii): bis hig hlyson t>-tul :iii-l I .D K >;,!,' t i eal tuint , «uh all ihe tiKessarypr,sni p i i i 'i , s Hiid ii -.tt-ctii ' im by wbieh siith- itrs may curvIh , inst lns nt t i i l t i i i .' cost. Addrc.-s .Mr. I . A W SS , Mrdic«!l',, l .:^li. i . M ltiti . il r<, urt . l l i>n,<,ru . Li.ii.! i .i , .

COUPELLE .DD ROOS&C O.'S PREPARATIONS

Ai 'KK SlI A^SOKTM KNT i.-i' Uic lij llowiiit!

I' I I (i:.f j tici. - l at- just I.em n-rnvwl at Til t N'nwiOrl. ¦- . Kilns —tll-l-l . U'a'el li.lll , ft 1,111 ( 'Ol' l-t.l.I.K, 1'K itOOSk 1 ' - . , L-iel iiii :-'i m-.e Vila.-, or Vi-:; 14b le Life Drops-, thei !ie> - r,-tned y tor N, i\ ' ,u*n,-s - , ttr.

|ii. |IK linoV < ' .ii'p',uii,l UI-IMI ML, l,,r I'NI .K in thel- at l . , »- lav i - l , l lieun .i.tl-lll , il U li l , Al'. I'kct- lr. I J d . to 33sper b,,x. .--e adve 11,1 1,1 eNi>«ln - i i. lor pait iculat l .

!¦.. Dr. lions' Ve.i lab l u I.ifs l'iil> , lur irguliitinK tbesi.uinarh and i !--«U fc !iu the l-lo inl .

.Ma'1.11111 - OilTJ.'M K 'O l/:iir Kesluiii, ? Fluid , wliii h hasbee n touud woiidi rtull y etticacious in brining the hair toits orig inal color ; Ulan , OJUMU.II'.S Hair J>y f .

RA ILWA Y TIMK TAULKS FOR H A)""*-"«¦ •¦¦-¦•>. *-* *N.S. *.'S.'S. -.>.S. S.NVN.N.WNWN^N '-VWVN. 'N.N'.V V N * . N ^V X V N S

WATKKFOU I) AND ChXTItAL I K K L A N I ) ANDKILKKXX Y JUNCTION' UAILWAYS.

TRAIN AIiTEUATIOSS.On Sitmlnyit Ihe Up Train will leave Wtucrfon) at 1-2 noon,

and the Down Train will leave Mittjborous h al 4.0 p m.The soorlcut route Irnra Watorfoid anil Kilkenny to Dublin.

Att ilnnr. P- itumna , I'ar.onittown.on Ti<u*gtt , l» rinMnryboro ',IO linprnred quick and tbroutib daily romBunicHtion b<:

tween Mar rl orough and other stntiom to Waleifbfi, thcacevia iVcir IMil lorii to London and all stations on the Great Wes-tern ruilK ajot Kncland.

TR AIM O» W C K X DATS. JUJNUAT 9.

.Tiit nvt 1 • *'¦>/ ' '•i;1 & 2'i" *2 n ijii a A;R T A T I D M. ctai» Olau. Cln.». Cl»s> . Clam.! Cla«

A .M . r .y i . J _ M. I r.M. ni on jjr.M.h m h tn i h m : li m a m I p m

WitnTli 'ti...drparturr 7 15 12 <S 4 30 j 12 II | —Kilmocow „_, J ;;, u 55 I <o ¦ — 12 13 ; —Mulllnavat 7 35 I S (S i - 12 25 —llall yhale „ 7 55 1 311 ! 5 III I — \i 00 —ThoinasloKti fl |(l I 45 5 23 — I .'> —IIer.urtitbridKe « ?5 I i! S ,U _ 1 DO —Kilkenny nrrivali 8 4(1 2 16 0 II 1 40 —

I>i> <r>jiarfiii>fl 8 55 2 30 6 1.1 _ I SO —Billyrog itf !„ _.M 0 15 2 50 0 35 — 2 111 —Attanaj h ,. 9 -J3 1 _ B 4s _ -i 13 —Ahbejleix 9 5U 3 in j 7 0 — 2 30 —Marjhoro 1 nrricitl III 10 3 30 7 20 — 3 0 —Maijborou ih tltp.vp 1 Jl 3 0 7 31 — 3 « —Pnrtorlin Rton JUIIC - 'D 1 41 4 5 j J SO — 3 *3 —Dublin orrirnl 3 S2 5 3 5 - 9 4 0 — 5 45 ' —Athlono Junction art 1 1 45 8 50 ' — — — I —Maryboro '.-ifr;) rfoon 10 40 | 7 l l 0 ii — 9 5! —Roicres.trarEonstn.Jnill 7 i I 40° la 27 — 10 37 • —Roscten 111 44 ¦ » : - — — —Paraonstown !12 H 8 5'J — — — —l'ettumia „ M2 5!> !> 38 I — — — —N'enneli I l 2 . 'l2 fl 12 — — — •-TemiJernnre . . 1 1 1 31 H 17 10 56 — 111 5G —Tburlca nrrirat 11 47 ] i 35 II 15 — 11 15 —

TO WATKKFOKO.

aTATlota I 2 k;1 l"!' *3 1 * * ' * J ""i'M 1 4 k:' Cl»»«. Cln«a.;cioita. :cia«i . Olam.Cla an

A.M. i A M . ' P. M . I P .M. P.M. . P.M.h m , h in : h tn J h in a m p tn

Thitrle* .-. .departurr . — . 7 in j — ' a .19 — '2 2TcinplrmorC , 7 V!l ; — ' 2 5-1 2 211Rntcrp.a.tl'atnonbin .Jo — 7 A4 i — j .') 13 — 2 41.Stimuli — i K 30 I — I 1 45 — —1'ott iimna „.... _ ; c 0 ; — 1 20 —I'arannHtown „ — 6 40 \ ' 2 5 —Hnacrea _ 7 13 1 — j 2 4:1 — I —Mnrylu ,rn ' ...nrrf...»;i — 8 3» ; — I 3 40 — 3 24Athlon? Junct ion ...... ¦ S 15 ' — — —Dublin lUfiir lnre — 1; (1 j !l II ! 1 II _ I 9 .111lViU. lintlon Juoci 'n — " I I ' l» '.'I ' 2 41 — II "IIM> ryl,uro '. .«rr/...i/«'n _ » ;ll 1 0 1 , - 3 J _ 11 52

DII«S T B A I S S . 1 — I Mllll ¦ IMnrylnm i ' ...ilep urturt — = 40 In "." i .1 55 _ I (IAbheyleix it (1 I I III A 15 _ . 1 "inAlimiai; ! ¦ _ 0 J.-i 11 '.'.-, ¦ I :i0 - , i :iillmlyr:iK!!rl — !i vs , 11 3-. ¦ -I -111 — 1 43Kilkenny . . . .arrirnl — : !i 4.-, i i2 u > .*i 5 — 1 5 10

I'n <lrimrlurt \ 7 45 IU I .|"J S j 5 IA _ i 5 soRe t inrl sl irlt l p' : 7 :,7 111 in -U 17 1 5 *J7 .', 'MTb,.t,,,,M,,wii 1 J 10 In '.'3 ; 12 :iU i 0 45 — ; .'1 44ita 'l ihnle ! R .1,1 |ll 35 -12 45 ¦ 6 11 _ : I" ftMull inavat I s :..s III 55 I In ' li '.'3 — ll 23KilniacDiu I !l |n _ 1 is ', n 35 — ' 6 411Waterlord nrr irnr 0 30 It \!(\ 1 45 ' 7 0 — . 7 II

.'Note.'—Third Cla8< tirket a Rrc iûed at nil the KilkconjJiirctinn stalioDs by this train. { * Mail trains) .

Tickets isniied for Single .Journey arc- av ailable only (or tbeTifcin bj wliich Ihpj are istuetf .

Klrat and .Second Clits itetnrn Ticketa are fnsued l twen aoyt v.o .Stntiooi, Hf ailable for tbe lame ilay ; ihc -BO i»sucil for anydistance exceeding 50 tnlleB, will be arailable fnr icturn on tholiar after the ilate of tbe Ticket i and ihOM Isiued tetHcea WLtetforil anil Stations to Kilktonj.incluiiie , and Marjuoiougn , willbe ai. ,ilnbla for leturn for Iwo d.ijn afler the dale of the Ticket.First and Second ( lass Ilclurn Tickets isiocd on Saturday amreturnable 00 S&turrtiij, Sunday, or Monday ; and lliose iuued00 Sunday are returnable on Suoday or Monday.

Tbiril Class Ilrturn Tickets isfutd at all Stations bj ThirdClass TraiD*, avHilabte lo jrluro tbe sauie da/ by any Trainexcept the Malls.

Tbroogb Tickets, al low fates , aro Issued at Maryborough andhilkcnoy, Tia Waterford andMilfoid Haven , to and from f«n-iton, Do>er , Ked Hil l , Aldemhot , Iteadlne, nasinKSlohe, S«in-don, Ox toiii , liirmfritbani, Worcester, Ifercrord. Clielteoham,Ilristo), Oloucesler, Nerport, Merlhyr, Aberdarc, Cardiff, henth,Rwsnsea. Llanelly, Carmarthen , and Carmarthen Juncliun , andNeivMilfonl.

W. W li.t. iAMB . Secretary.(Iflin-F , \\ ateriord Tcriniuin, Moreh A>, l»7;l.

WATKUFOltD AND LIMKIt lCK KAILW AUp Trains from U'aterford.

TRA IN * On Wim DAYS. s'OT.W A T i n r n n t) '" 1 J 'i

~ '3 4 1 "

s" ~o» '1

10 LiMi mtK . C|aw , ,ciam. Class. Clai-s.Claia. Class. Clas.,A .M. Jl.M. A .M. P.M . r.M. " P .M. I . M.Il In ll ni h III , li 111 li III li in li ra~

\Vatcr f,.ril....W«^. II 0 t .„ I I 1:0 ... 2 45 ' H 3ll 8 30Carrick li «l ... 11 4? ... • .1 '.'•, u 13 a |!iCluniuel 7 20 .„ 12 2" ... 3 M III 0 10 0function nrirl i- 35 '. — 1 4.5 ... 5 l."V 12 (1 12 Ullliit.iN...orrir (il ... ... 5 as ... f -j 411 4 jo 4 30CH K >irrirn( ... ¦ ... H -i ... s .j j j, 2 0Dublin dtp. C 0 9 0 II 0 10 .'III I 0 7 45 7 45Uuik j !• Il . 8 0 II 40 — a 45 III 1; III f,Junction I « 111 12 41) . 1 55 '1 :io 6 .15 \i 10 12 10Limerick....nrirl "I Si ; I 411 I 2 4.1 , 3 :!i c'40 . 1 20 1 20

Jj oun Trains from Limerick.T R A t S K OS W r t l C W A V P . H 'ltT

t i M i . K H i i 1 2 3« I 4* " 5 «• "T« " '

,„.,,„„„„„ 1 ' J 1 3 1 2 , U 1 4 2 1*2 , 1 2 3 1 4 2 I 2A.3ToiiAiriimaD. c|rM C,1M _ ,as> cll lH, ' C|_ f , c,,,, cu< ,_ _ A'"- * M . A . M . P .M. P .M. P.M. I'.M.

I, m h 111 1, tn i Ii in ' h m h ni li mLinn-rick dtp >\ 15 , !> In 11 an IJ j.', 4 0 In ii IU 45Juucti ,,n..'irrii«/ 7 2n tu :is 12 V.'< I I 50 . 5 Ml I'J U 12 III'tufc 10 0 1 50 2 2.1 ... I 8 1 a 5 -2 5Dublin ... , 3 4li 1 1- - i 5 .TJ , II 40 4. 30 4 3llDtm.is.,. dtp ... | „ il U ; ... ; I 0 7 4s 7 45CyHR , 7 I0 i ... 8 II ... •! 45 III 10 10 10Junction , 7 :in ... 12 .15 I ... 5 .10 12 15 12 15Cli nl K .V, ... I 15 I ... : B 50 2 IS 2 13Ui tt rifk ' 9 3s ... •.• 1 a i ... : 7 U •> 55 2 55»utei|..r.l...nrirf 10 ".-.¦ ... 'J 45 . .. ; « 111 3 45 3 45

Mnil'l rains marked with an asterisk.F.iHU-Flrt t Claii, Single lickt- l , H» D ,I ; Second do. 11 Ud

rinnl ilu , i,« 5d. Id-turn -Fir» l Cliis l- . '-'lii ;i,l ; Scei.nd do, ICs OilJ. F. .Nn.oi.1., Stcrctar).

W A T K l i F O K D AND T H A M t J K E K A I L WAY.Week lJity Trains.

,-,,,„ 1 a :i I .1 « 7 H »••• »i ¦¦ in p in |i in |i 111 |i in |i 1,1 |i „, p ,„>| m li in li in I, 111 b m b MI li m li in li m

wfiii i •¦! n 11 11 i-j 1.1 ':.-,« 4 n ,1 311 7 15 fi nTI I I M :i 15 "11 311 1 i.i .1 is 4 riu >i\ n j 45 ,, ;,,, _ ]_

Huwl i i i Train*.

r h

' w •'' * ¦'• " "

» '¦•¦ 1 in a m p in p 111 p in |, ni p 111 p 111 p 11111 "¦ b m Ii 111 li m li 111 h in li 111 i li 11; li 111

Wind •- M ia 15 1 :», -j 30 1 .-,:, n „Tmiiip !i 15 f < I:, a 11 t n •« 11 11 .in .. . , ... ..]

• M a i l t r a i n i (i. N. H A K K K , Kcrrrlury.

TIA SS E L L' S Q O F F E E S,

<:i;i.KHHA Ti;i> hoi: GUF.A T N TKKX C TH AM >1X1. 1. VLAYOVU.

CASSKLT/ S OKIKiNTAL C01-TKK consistsi.l a selection of the finest growths t,l !¦;_,[ India.

In the pn,ei-s of run-nii g arid printl ing tin- full st reci fctl i noilfine aroinn oie pnsirviil , u-nderinif it p<)oiil to Ihe Coffee somud. ,,rt>..,| in (II !IK.V TAL COIT.VTKIKS, THE I'KK-FKLT1O.N of COFFKK. l'rico . per 11..C1ASSKJ.I/S CUFKKKS are nlso siitnilictl ill

J KM ., Is., 1- . 4il.. I K . a., nud 1,. 8d. per llj., by Oro-cir- , ilirouirhout In-laii,), in Cmhlvn and air-tight i'uckstfcafrnm oce uunce ti> one pound.CASSKL'H COFFKES hnvu scciirctl tlic most

wide-spread repntntiou. and tbpy have been highlyratrraipil and i-xtiMisiv rl y used tJi rirafh, tit Ireland lor ncHrlyA QUAKTK1C OF A CKNTUKY.CASSKIJL'S COFFKKS, ctlclj ratod for their

fine quality. A- V at yt-ur Oroctra for CASSKI .I.'«L'OITKI . ( invlu-ly)

sil'l i.lKli wiini.i'.sAi.r. r.vCAS.SKI.L, SMITH A CO., Ml KKXC 'HL 'I JCII ST.,

L () X 1) (J X ;tar î'i'' .<•''.'¦' h t:,:r, r.< thnv ihovt ln-h.f l.

TO T I I K N K H V O f - S A N D DKli lLITATKD.J u s t l' uli l ithnl , p o s l j r t c f u r Tito Slumps ,

IJKKSClUlTlOXS A N D I N S T K I .'LTIONS for lh(cniK orxKi ivous DKUILITY . % nr. IU N UY

SMITH .rii-eripti,,iia slid Instruction,! i-> a Xcw Mod it a I noil on

the Kdiitl i r 'l rrat ut i,l all IWaMi. ul the XITT .,0-1 Sy» .tun, Xrrvoiij Jêbihly, .VI- HI .I ) ^nd I'ljysica l |;r|ireuii>u,I'Hl pilalinli ol the H>- .irt , Xiii-i-i in tbe Head anil K«r.< , lu-¦l.'Cbi un, liupaiud Sijj lit and .Memoty, Indigestion , Los< olLneriiy Jiul Appi-lit. , l'ains in the llnck , Timidity, Si-ll-Dis.t iost , DizzinesB, Lon- ol Sohlode , Uruuwllm* Fears , Weal-mss , I U M U I H I - Hr- l.i iMlion , Ai'., rr<n)li;,g liom pxbfluvtiiinol Xervu I'mvir. l l luslr nled wi th T, stiioolii als In,in |(riite-lu l I'aticnt s. Sent liee hy post to any addn-s on ticiptof Iwo penny »lmnp>. Addiek n Dr. 11. hxmi , b llurtonCrencent , ij Ond.-n , W.I,'.

iMI'OKIi.M to C'ot/MKV I'A TIK XI U. — C o X S V L T A l l H S11T ij f.TTKii WiTitoi 'i Kxx. — Dr. I I . •SM ITH , the imi i i intMpcci .ih-t (or the Cure of all Debilitatin g Disea»i-> , will , lorthe lieni-fi t of country (M I-/ .,t , ubo taiinot 10/isolt him per-sonally, 111 rcci-ivinjf de« .riptiims of iheir cases, send hisopinion , with advice iiwl dirt-ctioli i lor tbe fnost succri.ifu!Jestoialiou tn health mid iicout. CJS-U

-\TKKVOUS UEUUA'l' Y , and ull iNKRVOUa_13i AFFK< :'1 H)NS , ivbelher I I M: result of i-at-ly errors orotbetwise , ute by very sinip h- nod itu-ipensive inemib i|oiekl yl-ured in both Fr.ma: and liei .miny. Tin- ndvi - l l ikir ll i . » i -dent 10 link I 'liuhiiy, wil l I,,- h.ippv l» >end tri-e to all app li-cauls lull pattieul . irs of tin- nn,,lf ot tr tattnel lt tbvte Rilo ptid ,on iw i- ipt "t a tl i ii - clrd n.vel,.j .,- . All p,tv, ,n> may curi'lbein-selvt-s , and thus not 11111 tin: t i -k nt h.-mi; vi ciii i i i - i-d . AdJrebHMom. A. Dt'VAt, 13, Newtnark.i-liiet Iliiiuiii^bain .

1 I K A L T I I AM) M A N L Y Vl l id l i . —A M1die.1 l man .-IJO t-i 'iu- ' i-jprni 'ticf 111 Ihe trei i t i i i iht nl N K U V O L 'S I lK-111LI1 V , Speimaiiirilnr mi l other allectio tis winch w oltenaci|Uirt-d in enrl y life , and unfit kiitlners lor tnurriU Ke Hiidother social duties , liaH published .1 Hunk |!lviiiK the lullheuefil ol his loiiit cifit-nrtice K'iili\ with plain directionstor tbe teeovery ot* ilrHllh and Streuvtb. A tingle copysunt tu any addrcsK OD ' cu.it nl One Stamp. AdJre?» to tbeSecretary, Inslittito of Anatomy, UirtuiDghiini [jl-lyl

"w: - "STOTJINJ OER sz oo'sEDINBURGH, INDIA PALE, AND DINNER ALES,

SPARKLING, KBPBBSHINQ, NOUHISIIINO, AND ECONOMICAL, to bo hai or tho principalKotailora. Obsorvo Trado lUrka , n.n other bnituls aro froquontl y substitutuJ.

Breweries—Edinburgh. Established 1749, Waterford Stores—.81. Custom-HouseGuay. Dublin—7, Lower Abbey-street and Sackville Place. Belfast—5, Glo'ster-street. Cork—Merchant's Quay. Limerick—12, Brunswick-street. Drogheda—30,West-street. London—Belvedere Road , S.E, Liverpool—51, South John-street.

3tf B -W SXJ l L 2s/L~Ê l'"

G O OD S !

M, POWER & SONST> KSI'KCTFU LLY nnnounco tbo Kottirn of tlicir liuyer front the Leailing Marlcols, and Uio Arrival ofXL tla-ir NEW S I T M M E B G O O D S , which Ihr-y will show

ON MONDAY NEXT AND FOLLOWING DAYS, itiW00LLKKS,

FANCY DRESSES.l'RINTS,

HOSIEllV

ALSO, A LAEGK STOCK OF O E N JGIt? ;y & WHITE CALICOES, LINENS , TA1ILK CLOTHS & NAl 'KINS , HCCKAIUCJC &¦ »IA

TOWELS, WHITE & COLORED COUNTERPANES , COTTON & LINEN SlIEETIN CiS , TICKKNSHESSIANS, FLANNELS & BLANKETS, COTTON HUGS, &c.

THE WATERFORD AGRICULTURAL HOUSEW I L L I A M IR O SIE ,

NOS. 5 AND 6 LITTLE GEORGE'S STREET, WATERFORD.A OKXT ran THOMAS HvKl QiZlE & SONS,

NOW OFPKR Till': I-'AIOIKK S OF Till; SOL'THYICKEU'S VALUABLE J I A X U I I K S , DISSOLVED HONES , SPECIAL , AMI MCKE.V/IE'S X.X.,

l'/n: Jlest MASU1U - : i'ii IA« Market—uccr -10 l>c- UV. .I. KAnbU:ALSO , G E N U I N E L E 0 P 0 L D S H A L L K A I N I T ,

•• ir H v i; s K K A i N j T yHccniisi! POTASH forma nit inipnrtnut Constituent of ;ill tin) CROPS , tho Aalics of wliicli , on an

avenge, contain fully .'III l>cr Cent, of I'D I A S I I .Ik'i'innc (I . I/. K. (a natural , utmianufactuitil Salt) I'K tin: only Jl A N IJ It E wliicli contains a largn

Quantity of POTASH in an nrailak li i . i . i: t in a «tilulilo form.Hcrausu il is a (,'ntK or I'I I K V K X T I V K against W1RBW0IOI , M I L D E W , ami LIMPNESS of STRAW

in Cereals ; CiltUUS araungst Swedes, Slangoldn, &c. ; CLOVER SICKNESS and thoP O T A T O B D I S E A S E .

J5J- KAINIT is particularl y beneficial on LIGHT or MIXED SOILS.1'or Samples, Reports , and full particulars, apply to

W I L L I A M R O S E , M A N U R E D E P O T , W A T E R F O R D .1SKST SKEJ)S, IMl'LEMKiVTS, AMI M A U H I N K S , .U.HMVS I .V STOCK.

Tiro Tons SUVHlll'llOSl'llATK, TKO T-m-i KAWIT , Cmvi'ty: I Wd, and 3 V'r Cent, nj f ,,r Cosh

i !*l*;*: *iM^*!*&*,*;*!*i*i

F E E D I N G CAKEESTABLISHED-SUPERIORIT T-PROVED

KIClIAltDSON, BROS., &, CO., BELFAST, DUBLIN, AND CORKfrulir- fim] Agent in Waterford-GEORGE WHITE.

Alliance Life and Fire AssuranceC O M P A N Y ,

UARTUOLOMf i W l.AKK, LONDON.CAPITAL:—FIVE MILLIONS STERLING.

r >[i i i i i . iiiSir MOSKS MoNTcrtoitK, Hart., F.R.S.

1{5$" Prospeetusen, Rate uf Aaauraueo and cvei)tufurmatiiui inav lie had of

Mit. klCHAKD HARRIS, Agent ,Stock and Sharebroker, 15 Queen-st., U'aterford

M A R I N E A S S U R A N C E .Cargoes , per Steamer and Sailing Vessel , to any

Port in the Irish , lliislol , and English ChunnelaInsured on very Jloilorute Terms, as well as all Searisks. War risk s taken. (tf)

G 01 A 1 E A 11.The Edinburgh Life Assurance Company.

FOUXIIKII 1S28.

H E A D OVFICE—2:!, CIK O U H K sri iKCT, Kmxi i f i i i i i r .D U H L I X — "i.", L'l'I 'KK S.M 'kVILLK SlKKK T .

AtiK.NT AT \V.\TKKroHH—J. II . J i l t O W N K , Ql'KK N -STItKKI' .

PKOI'OSAf.S for Life Assurance lodge'! nt any illthe Olfi cs or Apencii's of the Company before

THURSDAY, I'lth APH1L , lS7:t , will be in tiiimtu Heeuru the Henefit til " this Year's Entry, and wil lentitlo the Assureil to Honk for a t t i . t ; A I I I H I I I I X A I .U A K 'S HU N T S over those, entering afu r that date.

The Kati - Kof l 'i init im arc lower than Ihoserliai-fe'tilby many other flllices ; but tmtwithi'tnudiiig thi>', tholionus Aihlitions liavn liithi rto been of very lar^'i:amount. At lust, OiriHim '.( I' roliln tho Himiis de-chiri'd (which is reûliitud by the ageof the A»sun'ilJranged in ordinary cases Irom about 17s. per eenl.per annum mi the sum assureil at age Û , to upwardsof .t'.'l per cent., pur annum at age 30.

Ipvl" All Ordinary Policies aro now granted un theNon-Forfeiture System, which provides lor tin: con-

nuance of a Proportion of tbo Assurance after tin:Premiums haio been discontinued ; thus eflectuall yobTiating losii of any portion of the payments mii'loto tbo Company. "IHf

I1!I WEAS__S L I N S E E D CAKE

The Ulster Marine Insurance Co. (Limited),

CA P I T A L:—£100,(00, full y subscribed.IMKKl .- lOKS:

CH A K . Drrris , Kn|., Clmlriuiiu , A I.KX «MH:II M'I. M XI:, K«|.M. H. IIAI.WA Y , K-i|., Jl . l 1. ; I lKSII V H l iTI i , Ksq.J . 1'. Cuiiii r, i;-i|., K. II. THOMPSON , Kt< \.

MiuiiiL'i-r.* ;in>l L'liil'.rwriti-r!', Mi.-s.-rH. SiNcLAliut liovn. U.- lfii-t.Curgoes nnd Krelg hts Insured on Moderate Terms.

Claims promptly and liberally settled . Rules takenupou tho spot by the Local Agent ,

I . . A. it VAN , Wnterford.N.ll.—This is tbo onl y Irish Office doing Marine.

Insurance business. [jrl'--'yj

¦SPKClAli NOTJC K.

CITY OF KILKENNY CAEEIAQE WORKSTHOMAS O'REILLY , 1'ROPRIETOR.

(SitTi 'sswr (•> M'. /-»/u<i!r).MR. O'REILLY be_ s to inform tho .VoLility,

(¦'entry, and l'ublio of tbo County anil adjoin-ing Counties that. Husineaa ia RESUMED iu tbo aboveoltl established Factory. A largo TOriety of Carriiigcs,Cars, Croydons, Ac, on hnnd«, mid f vv r y il ez-erijitionof Carriage , Cars, kc, will bo found etjual to Dublinor London liuilt. HlS.lf.It*}" RepairB done in superior style, at Low Trices.

DEATH OF B ARO IV LIE BIG."O KKI 'KCTKnL NOTICE is given by LIEMG 'SJAI EXTRACT (l l 1 .MEAT COMPANY (Limited)that tho (iut.ranteo Certiticato of (ienuiiieness ofQuality, signed Iiitlicrtn by Uaron Leiln'_ nud I'rofcB-sorMax yon Pcttenkofer, will , in future, boRifj iicil byProfessor Max von Puttenkofcr, tho eminent Cbymistaud Colleague of Baron Liebilj, and Hermann -vonLiebig, non of Huron Liebip, who bas boon acting ashisspecinl RHBistuut in the Analysis of the. Company'sExtract. This the tseellcnco of tho well-knownBtandord quality of Liebig Company 's Extract oSrJIeatw rtl touuiiou absalntetf wnUwod. a!2u-tf

McLEAN & MclNTOSH, PLUMBERS,LEAD MERCHAN TS, fr c,

BEG to intimnta that thoy linvo now added to theirliimimwH u HRASS FOUNDRY and ENOINE^Jt.

ING ESTAJ1LISHMEXT , wbero liruss Work ol' everyJefii.ri ption will bo east nnd liuiBhed olf in Kirst-ehibHsty le, and with as little delay as possible.

M r l . y . A S and 3I CI.VTO .SII also beg to tender theirBincere tlmnkx for tho kind patronage bestowed onthem, and hope, by their constant attention to buai-uesH, tn merit a continuance, of same.

&<#" 7,1111/, liru sa, C'IJIJUT, «»'' /< |»i Works3 LITTLE GEORCE'S STREET , WATEKK0RD

and HOSE-INN STREET, KILKENNY.N.Ii. — (ireen-bouses , Conservatories, and Public

Buildings Heated on the most inyiroved principle bytho circulation of hot water. (niy lS-tim*

HALFPENNY POSTAGE CAKDS.All descriptions of Printing on such Cards

$5?" Executes al TliL' WATEIli 'OIID NEW* Ojj kl) •

& GLOVES,SnAWLS,

UATS & CArS,HAHERDASHKRY,

; R A L D K A P E U Y , CONSISTING orCLOTHS & SArKIXS , HCCKAIUCJC & DIAPER

r o w E n & S O N S2 & 3, BROAD STREET

i *]+i€iy^+l*lt!4!+J+!+i iSi

Post Free for 0 Stamps , open ends, or 12 Stamps in anEnvelope.

milK MEDICAL ADVISEH , on prematureJL ilrcay of tin kysU'm, anJ its speedy rcstoiatiun ; chap-

ters on certain ilisonlcrf , iind the livnt means lur t ln ir re-movul ; tho microscope as an aid to diagnosis ; .Marriage, itsdiHjnatincatiun* ; rules aud prescriptions fur self-trcatment ,&c. ; llluatruttd with numerous cases. Hy Dr. U'nller I)eRoos, llolforJ House, Jloiford Square, Luuduli , W.C.

DIt. DE KOOS1 culebratcd UUTL'iE VITôr l , IKK UUOl'S l lor Sp^nnutorilice.i , Xucturnii l

Emission?, Iiiipotrucy, Suual Inc.ip.icity, Drbility, Ejiilepsy ,oud nil those diseases for ivliich Mcrturj- , âr&a|iarilln , &e. tnrc too cill i'n pir.p luycd by Kn _ lisli l'hpiciamtothe iillinmttruin uf thii KunVrer'n health.

The (iUTTiK Vl'DE are tlic result of ]<mg practical in-mii|;aiiou of tliu riiiirdieK best aihiptc.1 lor '.besi: J»e*.ira.Tlidr rich , stituulatiug, sloiuacliic qualities , and , above all ,their complete rr/i«efl (ion of the nervous system , rendf ,them in every resprct woitb y Ibt- ir significant title. Tliej¦nay be Inken uilliuut hindrance or restraint of diet , Ac ,oi'il in Iliis rrjptct also tliey may claim pre-eminence orermo.-t other aJvcr liscil mriheinf!* . Uy proiuotiriK tii ncstion—nourishing the constitution—enriclnn g without inUatningthe lilood—bracin g without btimulatiug the nervous systemtoo violentl y—they »trcii(!l!icn the general habit , anil restoretlie natural healthy tone of tin; nervous 3tid muscular lilires ,thus t i i l ivL i i in g ;mJ inviûrairi ^ both l/oily and uiiud.

Tliu tiUTT.-K VIT,K havu been particularly succc>-fuwith youiiy [ivojilt: who biivi r the uppeur.uiee ufold ii^'u ; ulma I i;iiilt * anil elleliunatt ', antl who, having un utter ili»t.i ?ti: torpjferytli ing. Tice incaparitati:J for rtudy, business or eiiji.yun.-ut.Til. uîiuds of apji.ir' ntl y hi'iieh-ss cases , g iven up by the f a,cnll y , liave been pfiinaneii l ly cutcd , and have borne graletulcucJihn- ot the t a c t .

I' lii ru -i- . lid., 11>. and '-VM. ol all Chemist.**, or direct onrcciM |,t ol htani|.> , ur piisl-i.lliee uriltr addressed to Dr. Uclion.- , l l i i l tonl Il i i t iM - , l luliord Squan-, London , tt'.C.

SuM by .Mc.M.cst. -r .t Co., 121 , t.'iipi'l-slreet, Dublin ; Mr.Whil i - , Oliicrccr (lll 'iee, liiill yuielia; Mr. Ilas s itt , SouthernChronicle Olltri1, Liuierii k ; Mr. 1'oKou , Fermanagh MailOllici', Kiini skil len ; or at The Ketc * Officp, Waifi lnril .J'iii n-* in tlie liatk , (J ravel , Lumbii^n, l:lieuinati.iiu, (lout

!¦ latiib -ney, 1I I- IH I.U'1M'. N»'r»oiiMn->'i , Debility, Strirtmi',4c

Dlt. I)K K O O S ' COMPOUND KKNALl'll.L^, las their name Heual , or the ICtdneyn , in*

dicates), »it celibiate .l all over Ibu uoi l j , m the MilVst nudbi't t Heuu-ily for the above ilal.Ker<j u<i coui|>hiiiits l Dischargesof any kind , anil Disease ol the Kidneys , Hlatlder , andL'linary Ornniis gelifrally, which , if negbcleil , lrei]iieiitl/cud in Slo-.ic in the illnilder, aud u linij iriii):, painfu l deathFor deprchtijn of Spirits , Kxcttetnvnt, Incapueity lor So-ciety , fttud y or llusioc? ^, l^.ss ot Memory , Wri-tchr -diiC'is ,Nervousii '-'sH , and even luramty itset t , when (as is oltrti thei:.ise) jtri ain// from or combined witli L'liu.t iy Di>e.is . , theyare unequalli-il. ll y tbt-ir >.dtit.iry .iL-tt on uu H I I L- andAcidity ol the Sloinni.li , they pmily and proiuolel l ie Kenalseent ioii K , lln i i'by pievnil tin.' loliuation ol Slime , ali i thustxliiblis l i lor life tbe be.illhy 1111. <_ t:..i.- . ol all I IRM.' U I U M I I H .

Price Is. l.Jil., LS. l»J., l< . liJ., 11- . anJ :);)- . j .ur hu.v, withfull ill! return* H IIOUK I I all i lk iu is ts . Tin-li. I I U I I I I ! have thewords " Walter De Uoos, J,.mdou ," iu nliito letters , en tbeStamp uflixeJ to each box, by >pi-cial direction ol Her Ma.ieuty 's Honorable Cuuiuitseiouet '., lo piotcel the public fioinIraod , aud to imitate wliicti . is Irlony and tMii sportation.

CAUTION. — Some unpiiuci pttd Venilurs when usl'edfor Dr. De Uooa' I 'M * , have atuinpled to loi-t other medi-cines or eoin|iouuil'i u! tlieir ow:i upon tlie purchaser, frurnwliicli ttit-y obtain a large pro lii , but which mvariabl y entaildisuppointuieul. A»k fur Du. l iv. ifoos' CuXt 'OOXlt l iESALPILLS, and do not be fieisuailrd into try ing anrthiug else ;but .should the least difficulty occur , enclose the nuiouut bypost-ollice order or stamps as ubuve, and they will be bentper returu.

Sold by McMnxIrr •& Co., l!!l, Capel.-lreet , Dublin j Mr.White , Obaeruer Ollic, llallyuiena; Mr. liasselt , Southern'.hronicle Ollici', Limerick ; Mi. Poison , Fermanag h Mai l

Office , KuiiiJ .ki l k- 11 i mid at -i'.l, Kiui;-street , Wuterlurd.

DOKS YOUK K A I J i FALL OKF, OK

TUUN l i l l K V . ftc. i II so, use 11USAL1E COU-l'KI.LK'S C K l . N 'U T K I A U, noted all ever tlui woild lor ilsmiraculous piupi-it u- s, ami H S the only icuied y that can bedejiendcd upon. It is pti *ral>tcrd to plolluce whi ^ki-rd,inou-tacliio'*, «li:., in a trw tveek.-i, and will be fouud emiu-euil y succi'Ktl u! m nourislimt; .cuilin ^, and benutilymg thehair ; cbeckiui; Lrrryi its*-, htreii^tlieuiii ,; weak hiir, preTent-ing ita falling oil nml inturmg it in I IU U UCSB from whateverC.IUM'. Upwmdnol 1UU phymcimis liato recoinrucuiled it inthe nurseiy, lor proiuotiug a fine, healthy bead of hair , andaverting Unities* iu uller yearn. Iu hollies price 2< each.

OUSEUVE that a 1C Dago pamphlet in inclosed wi theach package , which has & red stump outside bearing thewurdu Uotahe Cuupellu inivbile letters ; the words CoupclleVCriuutriar are uUo uiouldeil in each buttle.

" 1 was bald nine ye ate , but I find new hair coming ra-pidly."—J. I loin1. " Thanks to your ululT, 1 hive an ex-cellent moustache and wlmkeis."—Major llrowne. " 1 hadlost my Imir in j iatclie s, but it ha» reatored il."-—Mis eHewi tt . " After -U yeai 's baldness , it bas acted mirncul-ousl y."-H. Moir. (dio.ll.)

SirSiilil at TH R XsvfS Otlice, Watorlnnl .

DK. DE KOOS 1 J 'lL -U LyK V ITA-, or VKCK -TAULR I.IFK I'IM.S , aie rap idl y hupersi-diii^ c- istor-

oil and the old-lasbi«l.ed di- .mreeable ciifdicinc a lonnerly ail-oiiuinteied by the lacully, which , it is now admitted , t. ofrequentl y resulted in a euutirlued statu of costivenets. J'luI'iluhciVila.', on the tuntr-iry, clejusa tbe btomach, purdy thesecrelioiis, ninovo headache, iudigettion, &c., and iiisleail olrendeiiug it necessary lo lie always bwallowin g mediciiu', afew doses only, taken occasiouBlly, wil l be found all that IH

required to keep up a healthy stale of the system. Equall yadapted lor all age*, it I/tins merely ueccsiarylo regulait: thedose according to Ihe age mid strength of the patient; whilstlor (emale complaint" tbey are altogether umitalled. P.icu18. Ud., 2>. Od., 4j. Ud., Us., and 33s. per box.

Sold by McMaster & Co., Ac.'&c , [us above], auj at TheWalirfori Mm Office.

H O T E L Sill L F O R D H A V E N .

THE SOUTH WALES HOTEL,ADJOINING tho Terminus of the South Wales

Railway Company at Now Jlilford , and theLanding Stago of tbo Wiiterforil lloynl Mail Packets.

Tho Public aro respectfull y informed that tho aboFeextensive) Establishment is replete with overy accom-modation. Coffee, Commercial , and Sitting RoomB jBilliard and Smoking Rooms. The Rooma aro large,lofty, and airy, beautifull y tlecoriited , olognntly fur-nished , and nro othenviso litlccl up with ovory regardto comfort and convenienco.

This Hotel is situated on tho banks of tho far-famed Hilford Haven, and command i a most extcn.aivo viow of Her JIajcsty's Dockyard , and of thoromantic and picturesque Scenery of the neighbour-hood. ;

Visitors, Tourists, Commercial Gentlemen , andFamilies will find thiB Estsbliahment , for situationand comfort, combined with Moderate Charges, sur-passed by no other in the Principality'

^SF Hot, Cold, and Shower Haths.Ail communications should be addressod to

(iy25.tr.) J. WUETTCN, Manager.

IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS, TOURIST S,AND OTHERS.

If you Kant comfort , convenience, and economyT n r T ii K

WATERFORD ARMS' HOTEL,CORNER or COLBECK ST. ANn THE MALL.

KS2T LUNCHEONS remly at all times. (jy l)

IMPERIAL HOTEL, KILKENNY.

WALTER IIAXLOX, Piioriu ETOit ,BEGS to inform his Commercial friend* nnd Uio

public generally, that he has just mado largoiidditious and improvements in his Hotel , and trustsby strict attention to business , to merit that kind pa-tronngoivbichtbcy liavo hitherto so liberally bestowed.

The 1'OSTISO hsrAiit.t sn.MKNT conducted as hereto -fore, and Omnibuses , an usual , attend all the Trains.

Kilkenny, March 8, 1ST:!. [mblO-tf]

KELLY'S CROWN HOTEL,M0NCK STREET , WEXFOHD.

THIS is a Central and Cumfortablt ; Hotnl , in whicheverything can be liad o». tho most modentto

terms.%iiT Best Dublin ami Wcxforcl Spirits jnlso llmnilica

Wines, I'orter, Ale , Ac. (anlS-tf.)|g4J" Cars cm Hire at the. shortest notice.

D U 1! L I N .Commercial & Private Lodging House

4 9 M A K L B 0 K 0 U U 1 1 S T R E E T .PARTIES Visiting Dublin can bo accommodated ,

with or or without Hoard , and all tbo comfort sof a home, on Moderate Terms. f_n25-tf]

cJ5S" Situation central , close to Sackville-strcct.

D U l l t lH .Tho European Hotel, Bolton Street.

f l Vl K EUROPEAN is tho largest, tho bt'st situate,I nml ibo most conifortnblo Hoti' 1 in the City. All

modern improvement have b<\:n recentl y introduced ,and tho entire llousu pa|X!red,painted , aud decomted,

Twenty Suites of Apartment!) for Families. Draw-ing Rooms from 'Is . lid. lo us. Sitting Rooms on theground door frei: of irhariiu.

&_}" Suup, Fi.-h , Joints , Fowl , aud Entree in CoffeeRoom tend Kcstaiirant , from Two to Seven o'Clockdaily. lied, including Servants , 2s. Hd., 2s.and 1B. Od,

[m31-tf] J. MOLOXY , Proprietor.

MINERAL WATERS

THE only I ' KIZK .MEDAL, M'l i l . l .V EXHI BITION1«GJ , fur c- .ic:eilit ,ce ol M I N E R A L WATERS , was

kW.irded toB K W L E 1' A N I) IJ K A P E K .

BE W L E Y A N 1) I) R A 1' K l t ' SSODA WATER.

BE W 1, K Y A N 1) I) R A P E R " SLK.1IO. VADE.

BE W L E Y A N li D R A 1' E B ' SGIXGhK BEER.

BE W L E Y A N I) 1) R A I1 K U ' SSKLTZKK WATICU.

E \V L K Y A N I) U II A I' E 11' S

LE.MON-FLAVUURKI) SODA WATER.

BE \V L E Y " A N I) D R A P E li ".SI.ni llA U'ATEIt.

BE \V L K Y A N I) D il A 1' K 11 ' S.KltATKI) SARSAI 'ARILLA.I1EWLEY AND DRAPER ,-3 , M ARY - STKKBT , DcuLiy. m- *Gin

CARPETS, XJURTAINS.&c

THE NEWEST DESIGNS in CARPETS,Curtain Materials , and Coniico Poles.

HARE'S I'ATBXT FLOOR CLOTHS.BLANKETS , QUILTS , and HOUSEHOLD

LIXK.VS.{«_}" Inspection Kolicited.

I1". TOBIN & SON'S,jl5 -tf j Quay, Watcrford

ESTIJMTKS A.v/i I'.irrKxx.s FH K K .

I N K S .BLACKWOOD' S , MOliDAN 'S REGISTRATION ,

f H i " ASU AM. I I I K IJ KV lM> S,In J AUS at Ud., la., Is. Gd., and 2s. each,

TO UK I I A I I

AT " T I I K N E W S " Ur'FlCE , K1XC , ST.,Car With all kinds of STATIONERY, &c. I

27, U.UtllOXSTHAM i STKKKT , WA TKKH J UI I

Si'i.'i'..-ii.r 21.-I , 1S72.

H E N R Y A U D L E Y & CO."VT7JI1LK rcluruing tlieir siuceru and grateful

* * acknowledgments to tho public for thoI'.vtcu.sivo J'iitronnô hitherto bestowed UJIOI;them, beg to acquaint their kind patrons tiiatthoy have added to their Slock , n ull Depart-ments, C 0 M ]¦ U I 8 I X G :0K0CKRi K.sar.il OILS, PKIU'L'MEHY,1T.SI .IAX fjooiis, (.'ui.onts, C HAXULUIY ,

iJiil'li.1*, CoHUAt iK ,C'A X V A S , &C,

which they can confidently reconiiiicnil.N.U. —.SOI. K Ai iK.vis in Watfi l'ord for PKACOfK

and Hn ' i iAX 's PATENT PA INTS.my Orders executed with accuracy and des.

patch.

li K N S 0 N • SWATCHES, CLOCKS, GOLD JEWELLERY

C l / 1 ' l.'l 1 ...../ l.'/. l'rT|.n.|.| .ITI.'" S I I . YEH , and E L K C TR i J -f L A T E .To the in:i:i:N ami ltov\i. I-'A M H - V , AC.

Hysii-cial Apiiuiiituii ut to Hi- ; Kiiyal HiL-lii .i-- l"rinec of WaleI ' U I Z K M K D A L S — L o.viio.v, DL I I I .I.V, ASU 1'iuls .

WATCHE S . CLOCKSOf all kin, ls , af 2 to ':w ] Of all kimls , at a to 1000

Guineas. J Guineas.Lever , Vertical , Church , Turret ,Horizontal , Dup tei , Carrijge, Chime,Cliriinonielcr , CUronogrnob , Dining-room anil DrawingKi.j-li 'tn , Centre Secondu, room, Holl . Shop,Ripe.iiera, Judiau , ic. Library, llractet , &c.

(i'OLI )JEWE LLEUY , SILVER A SU KLECTRO-Tht Laletl Fathionx. P L A T E — A l l New tUsignt.

Hractletn, Uroocbea, Dinner Service? ,Edr 'tiags , Lockets , t TLM and brexi ta iit SerriceaNecklace? , ('fium.*, { Cruets , llaaketii ,Rings, Studi, liikaUmlj, Claret Jugs,I'IIIC , Crosses, &c. ! Spoons, Kork n , coc.1 llu stinled Cnlalonuc of Watches , Clocks , Jewellery, etc.,

post Ireo lor two stamp*. Watches , dorks. Jewellery, andl'late neiit to ull parts of tbe world. Silwr aud Electro-plate Catiilo KU» post free , "JJ.

(CP Wiitcbe a repuired by skilled workravn. Old Silver ,Jewelltry, W»tche< , &c, eichunged. Merchants , Shipper!,and Club.s supplied. .

aiF.iK FACTOBY ASU Cm Snow K OOMR',LUDGATE HILL AND OLD BOND STREET,

a2U-2Ct). L O N D O N . (cowIN DOTTLES Ol'1 FULL SIZE ONLY.

S A Y E K ' SCELEBRATED BRANDIES;

A W A H D E D THE MEDAL, LONDON , I M S -1SOTTLED AT COGNAC,

Axu LAI IKLLKII A CCOUUINU TO A UK ,F I N E O L D !

C H O I C E O L D !V E R Y O L D !

$tarttcd: ® ; ** ; tgugnSiTO BE UAD OF THE BEST itEUCIIASTS.-

JST I'UKrEXRKD 11V Goon JUI ICE3.N . B . - A V O I D I N F E R I O R B R A N D I E S

n.COll. A N D S M A A L L B O T T L E S . 3y

BUTLER'S CATECHISMTO CATHOLIC CLERGY, BOOKSELLERS, &c

On Sale at The News OJ/ice,VV'itli tho Recommendation of the Hishop of Waterford ?no

Lismore , the Right Rev. Dr.O BBIBK

A Catechism for the Instruction of ChildrenBY TIIE

MOST Rev. Dr. JAMES HV TJ.-XK An.'hhisho|'of Cashcl and Emly.

Printed on Good 1'apcr, nud in large c!car Type.RF.COMMKNUAT1ON :

" I approve of this Edition of the Rijjht Rev. Dr.JAMFS BUTLER'S Catechism, and rccommcrd it to thoFaithful of theso Dioceses.

" >_< D . O'BRIEN , R.C.H." Watcrford, June 2, ISO!)."Cpcjf Orders from any part of the Diocese, font iu

and directed to C. R F.H .MOXII , Printer and Piibli sh i -rirc7(<?r/&rc< Nei>:s Oilier, 4i) Kinif-strfct , promptlv :ittended to. The Trado supplied on'moderaio turni.«.

May bo bad Retail from every Catholic liookscllcrin tho Diocese.

LOANS on DEUENTUli ES w DEUENTVl iE STO CK

LOANS ON CALL OR DEPOSIT.THE DIRECTORS ov TIIK WATEit toan &, C K N I U .U

IRELAND RAILWAY COM PANY (for tho purpose ofREPLACING the INSTALMENTS of the UOVEJIN-MENT LOAN aud BONDS falling due) an; prepari-d ,until lurther Notice, to Accept LOANS ON ilORT-GAC1E BONDS at -l \ per Cent., payable upon Urn:Year's notice, or for such term ol Y^'irs a.s may b( :fixed ; and for thu Debenture Stock, iiaviu^' equalpriority with tbe Mortgage Bond.s, bearing Interest, at'I* per Cent, iu perpetuity.

They will also accept LOANS on DEPOSIT ,bearing Interest nt 'I J l'K)£ CENT, payable cm On'1

Year's notice ; at I per Cent, payable on rtix Mniil lin'Notice ; al yi per Cent., prcyabli' on Thrcn .Mouths'uotice ; aud at 3 per Cent., payable un one moutli Hnotice.

For thu Viir eliding llu: 211th of Sept., 1S71 , th"Tratlie Recei ptu wen; .£:U ,M:t ><s. 1 Id. —thi ; Wnrkiui;and other Ex]ien.ses bcin^ I'lH.OTn III .- , -d.—!r.ivin'_- ;cbalanetrof i'15,7-12 15s. !ii|., bi'i i> _ doiilih; tho Amnun;.required fur the Interest on LHU I I S , al 'n-r tin- p:iy iiic-Mof which iln:rc i. , tliurefon;, a considerable .- i i i i i l i i . ifor Divid viuU to Shareholders.

They will , every JIalf .yrar, send in i:a< -l. Cn-ditur aStatement showing the full particularn and Amountof thu sevenil Loans duo by the Company.

A pplications tu bo addressed u> tin ; underrfii îied, atthe Company's OHices , Wnterford Termiuus.

(liy Order;,WILLIAM WILLIAMS , Siwiaiy.

Waterford Jlurcli , -It l i . lK7i. i n h f l - '. f

MK. K. SOLO.MON.S.Opt ic ian , l't i!n><.-c <¦/ Sp- - -- t nr l . >•, M . , , ¦. .,/., . t , i , , , - i

Tr.iii.-;.". ' ..' '.¦'¦i .. . - ,. 10, NASSAli S'I 'UKKT. I M . ' l i l . I N ,

A N !i'-2 D RSKIOII I' l.-K'i:, Sm I I I l i i n.i.' i ¦ M , LI A H HN ,

BE US tii c i t i t l ion t i n -' 1' i i l d i i - : i L ' u i n -.l I 'u' » - • ¦

of the cintiuji . i l , i i i i | . rupi- i' , . i l i - l 1 :. . !¦>. i : i .Miv ¦n tn i ' d

Ulaês and !'i 'l i l . l i> » i- in ral ly -•.:.! , u l i ch *¦ ••• l. l i l . > .

J c l l l . l i C l l t . i l to Vi-imi , l l i i l t m m. l i ' i. l i . i \ i ' > ' i n. u - i } M . l l . :' i

fro m lllelli , nml l i u- t t t l i- i t it I- IIMV n:.n . i> t f . . !^ . ; i

It l i l i ij t h on the i x u l li -i i i -- "I l i i . .-|..c i i i i -:. - ( • , .: .1. I . I . . I'I n:

pehlde nr smii l . i r .- iilistanci , w f u rl i l i . - i. - . * 1. - r i .. :.-' i - t . - . - ,

approve ?, nor dispose* <i ', ; aini mi tl. .- .. !\ .:.: . ^« - <i . MV . -. I . .

from his accurate inethc-d ot ndai.tii i i: l i . i--" :- t '< I ' . lt-. :t;v.;

Si|£llt (n matter ot much cltrp ^r unpi. ttuner I l i - iu t- ) ¦ • -rpieutl y supposed), nKHlch uir aihniialily rali:iil . it« - .t W f i i . - -6ervu 'lie even unimpaired to extreme i» M ai-'c. 'I lu-y li av t -been nscl liy the most dblitlBUlilicd pfisinis and .Meml 'ti iof H ie Faculty of the Kiiip hnn

OUSERVE. —I'l-raons can be .suited by I'lu'lui-ius; a j- .«irof Spectacles , c.r one of the (I !.i>î-b , in a Id ler , *!.itnr_- tl . i :distance f tnm tht eje they can lend small print w i t h it , an.Ithose who have nntenipli.yed ppect.icli's by ini-ntinnini' t l n i :age .irid dcscriliinjr sig ht. I'.iininnntcatioin from W . I I P I -

(ord and its Viciuity to lie direet id to Mil . Ml l . U M D . N .-'

K>talili>lilncnt , No. I'J, NASSAC-sTl'.KKT , ( Entrance !¦¦/

Hall Door), within one Door of DAWSON- S 1' |:KK 1DLT.LIN.

<&£}' l!ep.iir< of nil liimlj [iromptly aucmletl to.NEWLY INVENTED TELESCOPIC,

C) Djli iiiiiiop |iort;iliili*.y with extraordinary powrr a:nl c'.- *¦¦¦

nest (Si Vifiinn , which supersede every other kin l lur ti i . ;Waistcoat Pocket , D?er Stalking, Military, Sea , and a::purpose*', Lolli l/y il.iy II .T! niclit , nnil luini : fniin I inch. -will nhow distinctly Jup iter 's Sj t. lhte a , cc. Price—M.- . '.JVJI- iM., 153-, its., 3OJ., AX.

NKW DAY AM " ASTRONOMICAL TKLK Sf iU 'K,PRICE t'5 C U M P L K T E — W i t h superior :t inch .ic S.r - iiiii '. ' ii:object lass , two iuiproi'td eye piec-ri, >un >r!.i-s , i/ . . rla i. i .im.'tal j ciinled stand. This extraordinary i i i - irui iunt m'.lclearly allow the most important hravml y bn<lir» , jinl vxi . i t i . twith dialincllieis the lace of nu imlividual, ur ol a c!<«. « ,sheep, cattle , &c, at many miles' distance , n|u.illni^ iu themost essential I»oinl. ^ tlio»e g lass"!:rf Usually tui ivUvil ^tJtlo'O or t7U.

I M P K O V K ' J DOUULE Ol'KliA , HACK , f c F I K I . DGl.A-SSK.S— rtice K's. O.I.. 10<-, '21-. ; MIIIIC M uiunite I :I

si/.u tli?t It. !)• sli p into a Watch I'ockit , jet uva! in eji eutof powrr tbe largest made ; also .Microseiipei ot (In* gte.i tertpower , from .r>s. , and invisibb; Photu;rnp lis.

MAlSMi LANTERNS AND DISSOLVINU V1EW .S-Clear, brilli.uit . simnle, llioug li unsurpa^td l..r etKct. —Slides in great variety—Comic, Scenic, Kducatioiul , l l lu > tr . i -luif; tables , ttc. A superior Lantern and 1- sihlcs trutn 7?.tld. A Catalogue on anp luMliuu.

A D M I R A L FITZUUY 'S I M P R O V E D UAROMKTEl !— Awuralel y lorelellini." the Weather , bandaouu-'.y iu< .untnlin M*ho:;at>y, with Thi-riDuiin.ti'r, price ciu lv l.">- .

SOLOMU'N'S N E W -MODEL HA R i IM Kt 'Kl: , pile. .-l'Js lid. L'l'r.c ct Thi'iiiMiiih 'tns , at 1- . upwar.I- .

I M P R O V E D ACOL'STIC IN S T K L 'M K N T S foi- citreunaud every decree or deahu-ss.

CAUTION ! — I u consrijuciice uf nuuicious attempts atimposition , it in ticcesiury lo note li.itm; aiul ad.Ins- , au.ltn particularly la-.ir in mind, t liKt Mlt. K. SUI.OMUN'SUNI.Y Estalilishinint is

C4}- Number NINK l 'EEN , NASSAU-STUhr:T, DUIi -LIN , the Kntraiice FX C L C M V E L Y hy the II ALL -D OOK ,—that he is not connec ted uith ant/ person f f sume , similar ,or other name, nud Hint lie emplu) ¦• NO AliKN 'l S HI ;TRAVELLER S. .mliSO

FIU K .N I " U F A L L !A'HU ICU in nil I'< if t .< < ¦/ the ll V.r'.'. J/ . ¦•¦¦'« ., ¦(!¦ /.'¦ I . . . - 'J

H O U OW AY 'S P I L L S .

llt l'l 'KlTIKS UF T I I K Ul. lu 'l i . • Tliu.-'J ivolnU-l I'llPills lire valued al the hu.nhu-i l, .art !^ <- »ci; u, m th.houses ot romf- 'lt mill wral'. l i . 'I' lt.-y u . t i k a th- Moll . :!puufic.llioll through the wh ole s j - tcni , wi '.li 'ml di- . .r l . in. .the natural acli"U of any »,'il i.l i-i idirat.- lino. ' t'M i uid comjilaiuts which am-ijtti t i t ^ .j! th..i; - .uld^ tu an i- .nligrave.

lJnoNcniTis , Dii 'i it r.iUA , L'.,i- . . i i f . A M I l '..t. i .- .— .\.diseases lire UI II IK (rn|Ueui , .HI i f . w n i . <it: . la i . ^.r u, t l i - nairectuilis ot Ilia re.-piratuiy ..iân- ; i.u c- ji i i :::i -n fi1.-rise to more falal mal-dit-s lli.i n a " ." ii nj 'i. - C.'- il . " 1;. -first symptoms may always hi: ri-inovid by tl.r-e cii;tA\i.tPi ll- , as they i|uickl y n-uied y the s'.aî.ai i . iu nt I. ;... -.!Ulodernle the hurtled l»rtatl.in h', alhl i 1I .I !-! L- ill. ' \M :,J- I.;| .nud lunirs lo per:onu their lutictious wi th case ami T' i:v.-Nnty. They ali.> , by Ihei r |iunf) in>; 1'roptrti.s , dean-e tinblood from H II iiDpuriti es , an.I thus dirtily Ihe system .igail^tCousuinpfiuii , A.sthma, and other pulmonary eoiuplaiuts.

IIH IJILITV , LUbi OK ArTKT ITK , HsAUACllE , AMILowsijaa OP SI'I BIIF .— These 1'ilU will , in a few il«r « ,Sfcct ii trul y wonderful cbanh>e iu Debilitated Con»tiluuoui(in mallei' their i ic i l iug eause), u» they cnli .i health yappetite , correct indigestion , remove exc^H of bile , overcomef?iddinet>v, coulubiou , sick headache, Bud all those ptui.inyf^reboding-i arising Iroui it bad stomach ol di-ordcr. ddigestion.

TH E M B D I C ISI : ma K K M A L K *, Y OU >« A .I I I Ol.]' .—For orereotuing all ob> '.ruclions, and restotmg suspendi-dsecretions , theie is tin up-dicitn* lo be compared to l!it*sPills. Cuivcisall y adi pie.1 »s the c.tio grand tetnedy l« .rFeinalt: Cotup laints , tlitse l'llla cannot fdil ; ttiey atrf n^'tJ i 'i ithe system, mid uhvuys l>ii\i _r about wlisl H miuircil. T.iIciuales entcriii K inlo ivoniauhooil , or at tin; turn nt I I.- ,they aie invaluable , being a perfect satcguard agaiiuldropsy, hendacbt?, pal|iitalion ol thehenit , aud all ncrvou-.B'tlections often d'stieseiuir at those peuud.-.

COMPLAIST S I . N C I U B S I A L IO CulLllllBX .— WboopilU 'C<IU _ b, measles , bcarlaluia , lt»ir> , nnj alt II UKIM'S ol lln:skin , may be iuuntdiaiel y tlutke.l , and >oon cured , by tlu ^.TimrilyuiB 1'ill'. No innlhet should be without them. Unr ,two , or three (rtducud to powder), may be jivcu mi;!iil> ,with the ecruiuty ol doiug K«u>l.

N EKVOU* DISO KUBBS.— Any lUrnn .êmeul ..f i l . - , » , ,

aflcct. disastrou.ly Mb the body ami tin- u.iud. T,, il. , :

ncrrom inraJid Ibcse Pi lls ale ol vital ini:r,Miy, a, ll,,.. .impart toon and figour lo llle internal Oman- , and ii.ii-vquently to the ncivous »)»t«ui which jiiriadis and c.oiu,..i.them. Hence their mMrvt- llous cuies nl hjatena , low spirit ' ,ipiuuin, 6l» , i.etvous Iwit. liinss , and other linJml com-

plaints.Hollowas's Fil ls are the h - t remed y knotcn in the world

for the fol lowing diseases :Ague KeVers ol nil Krcti lula , or Kin d 's IivilAtilinifl kind* S»re Tltrualplilllinua Coin- Uout tf to ,.e at;J

rilnims Hca .t- iiclie , GravelBlulelieu on ludij i CAiiun SecundHiy Symploina

iliti Skin Liver l>m- Tic Douloureuxliowel Coin- plaifil * Ulcer*

plaints LucnbaKo Vx-nercal AllectionkDebility I'"" Wnrniiof ill kn;.l«llro|is; Hlicuii.nti»nt r-aki.L ^M , IrumFemale Irrcgu- llelpiilion ut xlmtnvrr cause ,

lantien Urine \e., Ac.The Pills and Oilltinml unsold nt I'rntcsscj r Hi l.l.ow .w '-

est ablishment , b lii Ullorcl- .-tm t , l.u iidiui ; aUo hy u.a i l vevery ii-sptTlalile Vcnd-i r i't .\li-du*iiii'M tht i . i t uhi int t l i . :ciiiliKi 'd world , iu lii xesand Puls, al lr. \\i\ 'J.- . ;M ., Is. i;d.,l l - ./i'Js., and 3;)- .r. ..h. The sinalleel Dux ol Pill , umuin-fuur dozen; and llit - sin nl'est Pot of Oiiitioenl one ounce.

N.H.—Full p.inlcd diriciiuiis ate affiicd to each bo.\ audpot, and can be bid in Buy languuge, ttm iu Turki-h ,Arabic , Armenian , Persian , or Chinese.

AGENTS f or l lO l lNSHY' s KKAl ' ING and M o W lM !M A C H I N E S ,

Manufacturers and Importers of all kinds ofFarming Implements and Machines.CO M SI I N S A N D C (J M P A N V

GU, QUAY, WA'miFOliJj . Ub'-to

SALESITHE NEXT MONTHLY SALE

OF HOUSES, TRAVELLING MACHINES, Acwill tafco placo at LAI .'KE.VCK Donur.v's Veterinary

Btnblishmeut , BBRESFORU STREET, Watcrford,On MONDAY, OTH MAY, at 1 o'Clock.

THOMAS WALSH & SOX , Auctioneers.TKAMOttE, COUNTY WATERFORD.

AUCTION OF THE INTERESTIn thi> L E A S 2 at a COM FOH TAJtLH JiOUSE-

suitriblo OUT OFFICES, lb'i ACRES of PRIMECRASS LAXJJ , situnteil nt WESTOW.V, Olio Jlilofrom tho Sea-bathing Town of Trnmoro.

TO UK SOLD JtY AUCTION , on THURSDAY,5th (if JUNK , 1873 , at Ono o'Clock , on tho

Premise?, by directions or Mr. WIU.IAM K ELLY, bisI N T E I I K S T in tho LEASE of tbo HOUSE,OFFICES , nml LANDS.of FUAH LOCH, WESTOWN,ailjoing thu Rectory, containing 10} Statute Acres,held under Lcusu for HI years; of which 31) aro yetutirxpireil , at the nominal rent of £7 Oe. -W. perannum. There is a Tory comfortable Cottage, with•'Inti-il Cow House, Iinrn , Piggery, Coacli House- andStabU>, f ie . , erected on tho Premises. A large ex.pcnilituro has recently been miulo oti tho Lands andliuililings, rendering it umieccess&ry to mako further<J.tl:iy ; it u all under (jrass, well watered , and amost healthful situation. Kor a porson requiring aponnaneut resilience, it is admirably situated , com-manding most vxtcniiivo views, and is within ouomile of tho town of Tramore, and ten minutoa* walkfrom Xewtown llathing and lioat Covo. Immcdiatopotsessiou will bo given. For further particularsapply to

THUS. WALSH & SO.V, Auctioneers,Tho Mall , Waterfonl , L'Sth April , 1S73. inS.tf

DKSIKABLK INVESTMENT.SALE OF PROPERTY,

Situate at 50 and 51 QUA Y, WATERFORD ,. f i t Many Trade, with iinmei2ia(e Possession.

TO BE SOLD BV PU11LIC AUCTION ou tuePremises, Xos. 50 and 51 Ql'AT, WATKuroKt i ,

•n MONDAY, 12th MAY next , at Twolvo o'Clocknoon, the Lessee's.! XTEKEST in the aboro I'remiscs,l.itoly in tho occupation of Messrs. WALTBH O'DOX-SRLI . A (.'o., Drapers and Tailors, who havo removedthrir whulo busiuess to No. -17 Quay.

No. 5U is held undor lease for 3ii years, from 20lhSKiiEMnRK , 1S67, at yearly reut of £25, and No. 51,under lease for 12 years, from "Uth September, 1817,at yearly ront of £01 5s.

The Premise:) have a Irontago of 40 feet, and t.depth of .SO foet ; are nearly opposito tbo Market.}Iou.«o, in tho centru of the city oud trado j fit foriiuy business. For further particulars apply to

PIERSE KELLY, Solicitor,2, Littla GDorgo's-streot , Watcrford.

April 25th, 1873. 8125-tfTO CAPITALISTS, TOBACCO, SOAP, AND CANDLE

MANUFACTUUEKS.

HIGHLY IMPORTANT SALE0/ £'.»f cii.*-'trtt Soap and Candle Manufactory , with oil

neccssnry Vl<xnt , Machin ery and Utensil*, $~c.IN THK COURT <JV BAN KRUPT C Y (IKKLAND) .In the Matter of .lon.\"l fT\0 BE SOLD IIYAL 'C-

Mi Ki l lV , lato of Par- JL TION , l.\ ONE JzOT,rick-street , in the City by order and subject to thoof Waterford, Tobacco approval of llio Court , atManufacturer aml^ WALSU' SPUHLIC SALE-Chandler trading as ROOMS , in tho City nfTHOMAS M I K I -H V and Watcrford, on MONDA Y,Son, the 12th day of M M , 1.S73,

.•1 l lnnhrupt. jat O.NK o'Clock in tho After-noon, all thu ESTATE and INTEREST of tho saidllnnkrupt and liis AsF.guees , and of tin-Haiti linnkruptas Executor of said THOMAS M V R I HY , deceased, in nilthat extensive Dwelling House , Shop, Offices, Yards,Stores , and Manufacturing Premises, now known asNo. 0 Patrick-street , in the City of Waterford, heldpartly under Lease for Ycars.wiih Toties Quolics cove-nant for reuewal , at yearl y rent of i,'2S' 10s., payablelinlf-yearl y, and the IUEII I UC under Lease, which willl>e converteil into a Feu Farm Grant at (lie e.tpensoof tho Vendors, subject to tho yearly rent of £31 10s,f?.iysb)o ha'f.ycarir, as stated in tlio Abstract olTitle, fded in tho Offico of the Court.

The Draft of such Fee Farm Grant lias beenapproved of by the Crantor's Solicitor, aud samo willbe executed to tho Purchaser, who will bo requiredto execute, some, and a Counterpart thereof , previousto hi* getting possession ot the Premises.

A Statement of Title and Conditions of Sale arefilod iu thu olKcc of the Court , whero same can bo iu-upcctcd, and may also bo seen in tbo Offices of thoundermentioned Solicitors , having Carriage of thoSale, in Watorford.

Tho Biddings taken by tho Auctioneer wiil oo sub-mitted to tho Court for approval on TIKSHAV , tho13th day of May, 1S73, when tho Purchaser will bodeclared.

Dated this HOtli dav of April , 1873.Vf . PEIUU N, Koif istrar.

DESCRIPTIVE PARTICULARS.The Premises proposed tn be sold are admirably

suited (or the business which has been carried on inthem for nearly 1110 years. A sum of over JL';»,OOUwns expended by tho late Owners in le-building andenlarging the Premises.

Tho Premises havo a considerable frontagir to (" rentPatrick street, and exleuil in depth from front torero in Little Patrick-street and Castlc-M rect , 17"feot, and iu front to Castle-street adjoining, 72 feet,ur.d iilioul an etiual frontage to Little Patrick.street.

Tho Dwelling lluusi: contains Eight .Sitting undBedroom?, Two Kitchens , Pantries , ic.

In the manufacturing portion of the Premiss nrr,large Prcssnioin.willi Seven powerful Tobacco Presses,Five Tobacco Loft s, with Nino Spinning 'Table?,Wbwls, and Spindles , (" rajs-cut Engine, TobaccoSturr.4, Hoisting (iear, Ac.; Three Candle Lofts, withWheels, Hods, Pans, ic.

Thore is an abundant Supply of all the necessaryPlant for the manufacture of Soap, including largePan , capable of producing Ten Tons of Soap; BoilingSoap Frames , Steam lioilcr , Cistern!', 4c.

There is a fine Melting House fully fitted , SnuffHouse, Store, and Mill.

Alfo Four large .Stores at tho it-re , fronting Castlo.Bin i t and Little Pan irk-atrc rtt , with Gate Entrance.

Tin-re is a never {ailing fcupp ly of Water on thoPri'iui.-es, anil power/ill Force Pumps have beeneri i .li . cl to send it through the different Apartments.

.Ml the Plant of trwv kind , now on the Premises,will become the Pn.pi-rty of the Purehuser.

Tor further Piirticular.5 ami Conditions of S.-ile,apply to"UOHKHT W I L L I A M r i J E I i l t V , K.«»i -, Solicitor

for said liankruhi , William.street , Wfttcrlonl.To O'HRIEX and H O W A R D , Solicitors having

C.'nrriagi! «if Sale , ."17, North Creat Oeorges-etrvet , Dublin , ;itd h Little l iu/ rgu 'f rslivvt ,Waterford j or to

THOMAS WALSH & .SOX, Auctioneersmj2 -21 Thi: Mall , Walurfoi'd.

AUCTIONOF IK J U.SKHOI.D K I : K N 1 T L "I ( E, COTTACK

J'lAXO, Ac.

To be SOL!) BY AUCTION , im TfESD A V K K X T ,thi! 13th M A Y , nt 11 o'Clock , at No. 1 CA T H K U I S KKIK K K I , bv directioii.H of Mrs. O'K K K I K, the entire

HO U SEHOLD J - T H N I T U U E , which is of an ej-ce l i .m class.

In thfc S in iMi H OOMS (llnre in number) wil l |>nfounil excellent Maliogiiny Hair.H'atPil ( .'hairs ; Easyditto; Sofas ai.d LonngiT? , ( .'abiin'tt and Chelfuninxs !Dining, Loo, Snl'a, Cht. .i and \Voik T;tbli .*s ; Whatnots ,Chimney Mirror* and ()inanu- iiU , (.'uttiigu i'ianu ; anumlier nf valuable Kiigraving-' , ( I i iMi ic M S , WindowJIiing iugH and brass Poles; lfru^M-1* (':ir|fet9 , ltu gd,Feuilcrs and IrouB; Hall Chiirs, Oil Cloth , Stufr Car.iicti Ainl Jtn'ls.

The KniMi i i : > : i,f the t i x y . Bt:n.ltiu,Ms cousins ofexcellent Iron Jtedsteadf , P.illinFsp^ test curled.hairMatlrt -Rscs ; priini: Feather B IM I H and Budding ; Ma-liugnny Wuidrobe*; Ncit iuf Drawers; Toilet Tables,I'aaiu Stands , CommodeH , Side Tables, Towel llorens,Chain-, Carpels , Tuilet OlafscH und Ware ; WindowJIau(j /»g.S Jiath , Ac. ; also, aumc K m ll t.S requisites.

THOMAS WALSH it SON , Auctioneers.The Mall , Waleiloid , May H , Ih73. (It.)

V A L U A B L E PATENTED IMPHOVKMKNTS.#

W E I R ' S 55s. SEWING MACHINE.¦ R» CONSISTING of J. (i .

JV - , V W.'« PATKNT luTRKMI' -ftHKvwp. x r . vuj , 'J'EN BIO .''' {no drtnt-lifdifJ^SSkflfV-"1""'' c""e*' or »p r'"?')> SH -KK T

Sif ^M^n SP I K A I . (JBAn , sirsiY STITCH

jf* /fjclil HI O U L A I O H , I MI'ROVBD XonlleSgCi- j; iiLffl)/ sum, OiLiMi HOLF.% nnd othfr

y ~ i »' >|i(culitiis , rrtultrmtc this M- —"jiavJTV-'T T V e^taltliflifil nn'l lii^ld y-ceteliruttil

M ^cliim* t i e iiimp'r.d .nnil most pi'lect of w\\ sysli ius. Tl.ejeTa 1 !!;'1''** lu | -in>in ut i i N c:« n be npplu- il in ull W K I K 'B U'J *.M AI :I I I I < I", n',,irilj c'«rcJ ai.d uol<l ly him. during manyvenry ." I ' tUIIos. - l iuy no Mnrl i iu csJ i i l to 1,» on lli« ¦ame pnn-ci |i!» !¦!¦ W HR V. N"i"* *•<•¦ (tH'U""" unlf>« sumii.'d withlU f u l l N*ni» Hii 'l A'Mri -«« , mi'l l'»ni«f '>• '¦¦ Tra.lu .M.irljj pHi.n.il w i l l . i wj.k- |.l.iio. W. 'iknl .y liiir.. lnr l.ioi . K.vcj-t.ir«"»ii.i r»inrp. ir.u % !intril Pro-p.itU '. ai. 'l Ninp Palt'riisol Wuil pi.st Iri- r. m\!• .!) •

. iij t n t s —y i n . Srou A- <'»¦, U^ '/uay, Watcrford.T. ( i . llo«n.. Ironmonger, Cnri ick.on-Suir.

BJIKKCH LOADKHS ,W I I I S I L K I i ' S I I , .VJ 'l iAND.

BRKKCII LOADKRS,CKN TI.AL KIKE OK PIN.

BKKKCU LOADERS,Ki'im £111 10<. iipwarJ).

BEEECH LOADERS,lly btbt London Mold",

SECOND HANI) .A descript'"" Ca'a'.iguf and Price L;st totiTni iicd on receipt

ot Tun o Sl»in[«.11, STRAND,

af 9.1j LONDON.

IN TUE LANDED ESTATES' COUUT, IRELAND

COUNTY OF WExrnnn.

C A R N A G H E S T A T E -SALE ON FRIDAY, the 13tU Day of JUNE

1873.In tlio Matter of the Estate of HENRY LAMII F.M ,

GroRnr LA»BCKT, an Infant; JOH N DU N I ,OP. nnd TIIOK ASDovv.p xrncn ; LiVRtscc lHywsns, DiVl R SMITH , anil thoBritish and Mercantile Insurance Company, Petitioners.

And in tlio Matter- of the Estate, of HENRYLiMBtBT , and of OEOROE Ltunr.RT, J OHN DuHLOr , anilTUOUAS lioru. Owners j Dtvtn SMITH , and tho SortU Driti'hand Mcrcnatilo Jasuranco Companj, I'ctilioacre.

TO BE SOLD, beforo tbo Uonourablo Jud go FLA -NAGAN , at bis Court , LANDED ESTATES'

COURT, INNS' QUAY, DUBLIN ,ON FRIDAY, the 13m Day of JUNE, 1873,

At tho Hour of Twitr.vj-: o'Clock, in N INE LOIS, asparticularised in tho Printed itental ill theso Matters,

PART of tho LANDS of NASH and CUSHENS.TOWN, hold in Fco-farni, and coutaiDing l,G93a. Or.33p., stntuto measure, or tborcabouts, and producingn net annual profit rent of £1,015 0s. 2d., or there-abouts. And also, tho LIKE ESTATE of H ENUYLAMIIKKT , ono of tho owners , now aged about 3GJyear, of and in Part of the Lands of TOIXERAO IIT,otherwise Tellaronght and Terrarath, a Bub-donomi-nation thereof ; and of and in tho Lands of Cnrnagh,with tho Uansion-bouBe, Demcsuo, Out-oflicen, andPremises thereon, held in Fee-farm, containing 1791a.Or. 31 p. statute measure, or thereabouts, and produc-ing tbo net annual profit rent of £1,273 ln's. 2d., allirliicli sa id hands are situate in tbo Baron ion of BAN -TUY and SU K L D KR N E , and COUNTY of WEXFORD.

No. 1—SUirtMAltY OF LOTS.Quantity

No. ofof DENOMINATIONS. Land Net Kentn l

Lot. StatuteMeuurr. I ~ A. B. r. £ B. il.

1 Nn«h Caelle (part of) 190 3 IB 61 9 02 Nash Csstle (part ol) 147 0 23 Hi 4 113 Cushenfltown fpnrtoO 405 3 31 18S 1) 24 Cushenstowu (pnrt ol) 940 1 4 039 17 1

!l603 0 35! 1015 _0_ 0"So. 2—SUMMARY"OF" LOTS (LIFE ESTATE).

I QnanlltyNo. ofof DENOMINATIONS. Land Net Rental .

Lot. StatuteMfn«ure.

; A. B. p i; r . ii.10 Telliroucht (pirt ol) il3 0rt 0 27 213 12 811 Tellarou ij l it (part of) 3.*>9 2 13 32.1 13 1112 Tcllaroutut (part ot) ! 2M 1 23] 1(11- 10 113 TcllsroiiRl't (p-irt "') 120 (J 30 01 12 2J11 Mansion House nml

Demesne LamiK ;I of Cumng h i 732 .1 12 -Ufl 1R 35

17(11 O 3l ! 1273 1(! 2

Dated this 1st. day of May, 1373.IIKNRV ROBERT GREENE , Chief Clerk,

MICHAEL LARKIN , Solicitor , having CarriagoofSale, No. 51 Darac-stroot, Dublin.

DESCRIPTIVE PAKTICULARS.Tho Estate known as tho CAKNAGII ESTATE.and

¦which compriscs(amou(;st others) tho foregoing Lands(except Nash), is one of tho most Compact and bestBituatcd in thu County of Wevford.

The Demesne is beautifull y Planted , nnd tho Mnn-sion-bouso ami Offices nro commodious and extensive.

Tho Laads are of a superior quality. Tho Tenantsnro quiet, respectable, and industrious, and pay theirrents punctually.

Thn Estate is distant about tlneo miles Irotn tboflourishing seaport Town of New Ross (where aSteamer plies to and from Wnterford daily) ; twomiles from K.illy william , a Station on tho Dublin MidWexford Railway, and thirteen miles from WexfordMid Enniscorthy respectively.

Tho purchasers of tho Life Estate will bo cntitlodto tho benefit of certain Policies of Insurance, as par-liculariaod on Itental , effected ou tho life of the owner,Mr. H ESIIY LAMBERT, to the extent of £18,000, iu pro-portion to tho amount of their respectivo purchases,

for Keutnls, Jlapn, and farther particulars, applyat tho HegiBtrar's Office , Lauded Estutcs Court, Ir.ns'Quay, Dublin ; to

THOMAS BOYD , Esq., tho Kecoivcr over tho Es-tate , Cbilcomb LOI IKP , New Ross ;

LAURENCE \V. CORCORAN , Esq., Solicitor forthe Owner, Enuiscorlhy ;

JACOB W. LEAKED, Eeq., Mahager of tho Na-tiooal Bank, New Koss ; or to

MICHAEL LAKKIN , Solicitor for the Petitioner*,having carriago of tho Sale, 51 , Dame.street,Dublin , by whom proposals for purchase by Pri-vato Contract will bo received up to tho 20thday of May, 1873, and submitted to tho Judgo forliii approval. [m9.3t

THE M E D I C A L H A L L ,7 HALL , 1YATE UF0RD.

CONDELL & CARDKN , A P O T H E C A R I E S ,CHEMISTS , fti\

Tin's Kritnbtislimciit )iavinf» umterfforifl n t )ioroti(,')iremodelling, will now be found replete rrith everyarticle connected with the practice of Medicine. Itwill be tho object of tho Proprietors , by pcrupulouncaro in tlio selection and preparation of all theirarticles , to maintain a character for the supply ofMedicines , in the purity and ellicncy of which perfectrelinnco mny bo placed , our ctmsutni aim being in nilcases to supply the fiucst possible quality of Medicinesat ."¦frirt 'y iwAemic rhur 'jo .

TI IK CoMifjrsi t i .vi; IJKi - AKTMENt for PhyciciaiisaiiilSurgcouB1 Prescriptions will obtain our personal eareand attention ; it "ill be a princi ple in this Establish-ment , in otiler to ensuro accuracy, never to committhis important trust into the hanils of inexperiencedor incompetent persons. As the eflicacy 'if a pro-i-'cri ption so eutirul y drponds ou the purity of tho in-gred ients eriij 'loyci l, our Drugs ati'l (Jheinie.'il.s, it .(will be pn>cured onl y IVnm Houses of known reputa*lion. Vov the cwivcuit .'jjce oi f;nnilii' ri residing iuTramore and Duumorr , we shall have our M "diciiitKdelivered /;••• ¦ •. ( r hir-j e . Aj iplii.a linn of l.i.'i chi'ii , andevery oilico. within tho province of an Apothecaryskilfully and promptly iiitendcl In.

TI I K R K I A I I . Df.i\ut i .Mf:.\r is mpplird with everyDrug, ChiMiiical ntnl Mi 'dit- in ul pri'r>:irriliou iu generalusi! ; also, with Lavnmrnt hii-Uuim-ins. htomachPutnpd and Breast Pump.", Pceiling Bottle*, Ac , onthe newest ami nvisl upj iruved princi ples; Truces,Kl:istic Stockings , Ac.

A M. PAIKM M K U M i.vt> of repute ; Pur fumes andToilet Requisites by various Makvr.". (Irdi .rs by postpromptly atteuiled to.

Ci. iN l iK l . r . .?• (" I /7/J/VJV,TI I K .MEDICAL JIALL , 7 MALL , WATERFORD.

WANTED,A

WORKING GARDENER, who would makehiiiitelf generally useful. Address "A.B." at

OUico of this paper. al25

W.& A. GILBEY' S WINKS AND SPIRITS cannow be obtained of their A gnnts iu thu followingtowns in the Province of Minister , at pricuH preciselytbo same as tboso at, which they are si.ld iu Londonand Dublin.

Cash purchasers may thus procure, with the great-est convenience , lor consumption iu their households,Wilton uud SpiritB of uckuo\vled gLil Rtui:dutd quality,ut a very considerable diminution of price.

The Government Returns , showing that W. >t A.(iilbcy pay duty on a twentieth purl of tin: tnialquantity of Wine imported , ia llir best guuranteu ofthi ' value of ull urlicles hearing their brand.

Every bottlo will benr W. «t A. Cilbuy 's neal orlabel.

.4;/eTi(4 ii i t he IVov.'j i M.1 uj J/im&ftv.I lAShuS ... ... 11. l>.m><j n, Ilnij» r, Ac, .South .M.uli ltI:A H I I I I I V I :I:>" . . I!. Ut-iinlcji , rlgur Ai;i;iit.Ciiiim K-nN-SnuCisKll.CIÎN A K I L T Y . .. ... M. Siinlry, .Mim-rul Wiltlrr 'Mul luf iu t r

OMIK ' .' ." H. M. I'omtn l, I'l hloiith Mull.

l J rNU l l tVA N ...])t .vHi.vvVAV ... K. Crowli-y, liriitrr.K N.NIS ... ...> tK»li<K I.V T I . IIK J. Hiwl y.K t.N Hi in: ... ... W. Miin.rli.-M.K I L U I 'SU ... . . J. MrNaiiiiirn , Hliuuirr nk llri wi ry.Ki l l . i i^ ) i .. .l.iMcuicii ... ... It. (iili 'im , NMi i i i innn -F lni ' i .Llssuut ... ... J. N IM > UUII , TI IK M UII WnntlimiM-.I.IHTowti. ... ... 'JJiiiimi* l.'roiiin , Urcwcry Aftut.M ALLOWMn.LHTnr.rr... ... J. J. o'SulIiyiin .Mirt 'iiKuruwti ... M. tlumaic.SKS I I I H J.UliurU-!, Jli iarriick- .strcct.N»:WCASTL>;ytKL SfiTU WKKiTIUtiLtKudCllKASKl im iR Kt NTKarL KMuni:Tw-HLXH ... ... '.'. MolniiPT,TirrKitAitv...TU I I .KK ... ... J. Ci.x , 11* .WlnGM-i-trce l .W A I / H > I/1I1> .. . W. .MIL-.III. 'J'hl:Mull.

f KMJ.AM - , l'iiui.liiim , Oxfunl -strrvt , IûiilunW. t A. OII.11KY J S:oii.»si., lliijn.urktt , \Vi-ft Kii'l ,K.liiil«.n.-

{}l: >.I.A *li , i'iii 17 L'j ']>i-r.<aikviilu.nt, Jj nb liuiii2b-l:ltl.

J' I . O I I I I . INK !— Kor thu TEKT H nt id IS IIKATII . —Afew il rujf .s f)t I l ie I I I J U H I 2''torilli»r >pi itikl *r t l MII ii wi i lno tlibru 'li projiici is ;i pli-.i- .Uil sitltirr , wli lcll th .- l l i 'i i i lily cli:hii«t-nthe I'ciilh t ium nil p ir.îtc-s or iii ipurit i t- » , li.-iiJ>-iiA tli e ^nu)^ ,previ'ht u r lHr , Mop* il«-i:ay , if ivi -*\ tu thf 'IVclli a j. cculini -Virl y »!iin-nr .«, mill ii i l i- lu l^ lul f igurante t o t lie bn -ai l i ,I t removes all uup leiitHiit oitunr iiriN iti ^ from <l < cytil irci l i ,Or tobacco Btnokf. TliP Fragrant F-uriline lii'init C"tiipi)M -ilill p u t lit l l rn.ey Hi ii l sw i r l |,i-rl» , it i -v l l i . t n i M!- (u rn«rl',ml}', Lot i t M di!il:li» )<, Iu II "- l inlr , »'"1 It '- II"' K= i 'i l» lToilet Jitc<iV'.- iy ol tl.t- : 'ur. i' nu> i'». tt .l. lor '.l.r l i i juul ,nml 1-. inr j :u li .r 111- Klini!iin: " Pi.-.vili -r ," ut n i l ( 'lii ' h ih t xnml lVil i iuir i i . Pii ' i 'i iinl by 11. C. OA L L VP , 193 UxiunlSll<"-I , 1,'iniliin.

We iLUM iler it onr iln ty to ( 'niitii ' i ; t he Pu 1 lit: niMiniBupuriuos irnitalioh* «'f the O'leiifielH Mnrcli , at piMent HI

tliu tuHike l . (iri ' L-t-r^ Kiiil ullo - i s »t- l )n> K II.e H HIIH -, mibjpcltl/cu)-rl».» I D |.ri.»liy ol £10,(xj ti. Any uiii f idrii i inl i i if nrmnlion wbicu will I I-AII to i>iiif iclion , wil l be liiiniUtjii.i-l y rewarded

WOTHK U SIOON & C.i., Kiunini; I'.nl , «iasp.»- .A single fact is north a shipload of argument.

To the BURGESSE i of the TOWER WARD.f i ENTLEMEN—It being rumonred that Mr. II. R.VX SAROKNT intends to resign his Soat in thoTown Council, I beg to offer mysolfas a CaDdidatofor tho vacancy, should it occur.

As a business man , I am well known , and being alargo ratepayer iu your Wa rd , you may roly uponmy always using rny best efforts to forward thointerests of my nativo city.

I am, Oontlcmon , yours obedientl y,WOODWARD MASON.

5 and G, Tho Mall , 2lst April , 137a. a!25

SPliING FASHIONSTHE LEADING NOVELTIES.

M R S . K E L L YQAS the plensnro to nnuounco her re-

turn from tho LONDON and otherMARKETS , and tho arrival of her

RECENT PURCHASES ,Comprising the MOST FASHIONABLE DESIGNS in

MILLINERY , HATS, AND BONNETS ;FLOWERS and FEATUEKS ;MANTLES , JACKETS, and POLONAISESDRESS MATERIALS ;LINEN SETS; FANCY TIES;GLOVES anil HOSIERY ;LADIES' and CHILDREN'S' UNDER-

CLOTHING ;PARASOLS nnd UMBRELLA S;LADIES' and CHILDREN'S BOOTS

and SHOES :

M RS . K E L L Y ,MILLINBKY, MANTLE, AND GENERAL

DRAPERY WAREHOUSE ,«g}' 75 , Q U A Y , WA. T E R F O R V .

d6.tr

GO TO THE NEW MAN , for ALL YOURBOOTS AND SHOES.

M SMYTH , THE GLASGOW HOUSE, ll i.j h

• Sfrccf , Kilkenny, 2'utlow Slrccf , Carlov) ,And successor to Mr. BUHUOWF.S in the largo premises,

3D, UAKK0N STRAND UTMOST,(Next tbo Great Chapel).

Wishes to stnto that he hau ENTKSDKII aud IMPROVED

tho accommodation of said Concern*, aud re-openedwith a LARGE and NEW STOCK of BOOTS andSHOES , which , for variety of tty le, durability, nndcheapness, must command the attention of a discern-ing public- Qtie trial, nnd tho Goocld will speak forthemselves. Plcaso noto :

TERMS—CASH. NO CREDIT.M. SHEEHAN , Manager.

(all7..'lm JL .SMYTH, Proprietor.

LA WES' CELEBRATED MANURESI.AWKS " HONE S U l ' K K l ' l l O S l ' I I A T K OK l'ATKNT

TLIRXH* MA. NUlUi.LA WES' SUPERPHOSPHATE OV LIME.

LAWKS' SPKCIAT, M A X U It E S FOK MAXGULD AXBC U B S U H O I ' S .

Ti l I R T Y - T H U I D S K A S O X .DURING tho pnst Yenr, in the only National

(iri'en Crop Competition , '0'ni to all tlanunv,LAWK 'S M A .NM.' IIK was applied to the Prize Cropgrown by H. P. TK LKI .I., Esq., County Wicklow , win.ninR tbo Fifty Guinea Cup.

This Season's Manufacture is full y equal to thehigh standard of former ycara. Professor ArJOU M inhis analysis aud report of it writes :—

" This is a thoroug hly good Manure , well made, andin cxcollcnt mechanical condition for blending withtho soil. Its Kolublc Phosphates aro higher tliauthoso in LAWKS ' Supcrpuoiipbiito of last year by 3 -13per cont., aud its valuo is thus augmented to tboextent of £1 2s. fid por ton. 1'armors who till wol ),and nso this well-known fertilizer with judgmont fortheir Green Crops, need not apprehend any disap-pointment."

And Professor CAMEI IUN reports :—" Tbia is an excclleut , Turni p Manure , and has

been carefully manufactured."AliKNTS IN THE CofXTV WATKIIHII I II :—

GEORGE WHITE, Wuterford.JOHN SCANLAN , Dutigarvan.JOHN ORUBB & SON , Carrick-on-Suir.JOHN H1GGIXS, Cappoquin.M. C. 11ARMAN , Lismore.

A ND IOR N KH ROSS, AiaiifRSTOw .v, Ac. :—JAMES GALA VAN & Co., New Ross.ISRAEL WALLIS , Arthurstown.S. CAULV1ELD, Salt Mills and Tintern.

LAWKS CI I K M K A I , M A N L K E CD-VI 'A .NV , LIJIIIEU,Chief Olfico fi>r Ireland :

'I t , KiiEN QUAV , D U H L I X ,7D21.12t JAMES RUTUKIU'ORD, Manager

FARM TO LET.riAO BE LET, tho Lands of A HA .N A I I I . O I I ; I I , con-JL tainingabout 1Gb' Plantation Acres.

Thc*c Lauds ;iro Hituated wi lhin one mile of Kil -macihomas, aud nearly midway between Watcrfordand Duugarvaii.

The above Laud* are well kiimv n fur their first-rateGrazing quftlities , und are now all laid down in (irass ,or n.'aii y to be so, this ECUSOII , except about five ncres.

Any term can he had by a good, .Solvent Tenant.A cap ital Dwelling House and a lirdt-rulc range ofOut-ollic 'CH.

HIT Application to be made at Slau'urd Lodge,Kilriiacthoinas. fnlH -tf l

COUNTY K I L K E N N Y

T O B E S O L D ,milE INTEREST in u long LEASE of a beautifull yJ_ sit i i itcd 11OU.SK nnd r°AK.H of ] I.', Statute

AcieH of excellent Artililii aud 1'nsturc Laud , all in(ini fs , except 11 Acres (Irinh). Tin: H HUSU .atamls onthe Kiii ^'n Hivnr , an exci .'lk-nt Tiout stream , and inri'pli'te with every accotninodalioii fur a ( irntl 'Mn nn 'sfamily, including first-rate Stulil iu g and uui-Olfieca ,Olu* milu t'niUlCliurch uud Pust Ollice ,inu gijud neigh-borhood , in Llie niidst of the Kilki - nny Ituntin ^ oouti -try , and within reach of the Tippcrary and Curnig h-inun: IloiiGils j t lici -i ; rtiili .-N (vmti fho inarlcet luwn ofCallau , .itul hix from eaeh of llm Kiii lway Stations olKilkenny, Tlj iiinastinvii , -and JSullyhn lo. Fur particu-lard applv lo

THOMAS WALSH Is SON , Auctioneers ,iny l Thu Mall , Waterfurd.

TO BE LET,

A DWELLING HOUSE , in TH O M A S SrnKEt ,with SM A L L V A U H atiaehed. t'or further pur-

ticulnrs apply loMay 2. W. DOWNEY , 17 Quay.

-M I t . C A It i) V. S ,

SURGEON AND MECHANICAL DENTIST ,

$45"7 Till-: MALL , WATERFOR1) .[j.'3-Iy

U I C J I A K W . S O X liROH. & CO.,11K1.PAHT , bCl l l . lS , A X I ) CORK ,

Sole A geuts in Ireland forPERUVIAN GOVERNMENT GUANO.

RICHARDSON'S BONE COMPOUND.RICIIARDaON'S SUPERPHOSPHATE.

S P E C I A L M A N L ' H E S .POTATO M A N U R E . I GRASS MANUREFLAX MANURE. ( GRAIN MANURE

TURNIP MANURE.KIOUAKDSOIN'.S IJNSKBD (JAKf; A11KAL

l l l l . ' I lAKI I StlN 's F E K I M M i CAKE.Anal yses ami Prices on application.

AuKxi-GKOllUK WJIITK , Watcrfonl .(n|U-10t)

GLEIVFIELD STARCH,Is tho onlj* kind used in Her Mnjcuty'B Lauudiy.

IK I I I K K C A U K A N V I.A11IKS WHO HAVENUT VKT 1' S K I I T I I K

(i I, E N y I E L U S T A K C I I ,They uru rcHpeclfnll y solicited to givo it

a T n i A L ,And carefully follow uut tho directiouH printed

on every Package, and if this i« done,They will nay , like the yi Kf.s 's Laundress,

/< is the f inest Stdreh tiny evi.r used.titf i" When you ask for G L K X F I K I .O ST A U I I I , S.'C

that y ou 'j i t it , an inferiur kinds are often HiiliHti -tu'.od for thu fake of extra profit. Beware,t IIWI.TOI e, »f Dpuriona Imitations.

15liKAKf. \ sT— K ITS'* COCOA — O i t A T K r u L A N l ) COM-

P O K I I M;—" !•>* A l l i i i r i in ^ l i kini^ lcil i f e uf the IIH

IU I H

I I II »*which Kuvt*iii I Ij e ii[ <rmti>,ii!> of i l i ê-iti ' iu anti i iu tu l i i>u , mi<lby a trill i l u l .'i(i[ilic«t«in lit the f in t - j,ri <(n *itie.i u\ w. l!.-i-livUdcoon , Mr. I*-1• I• ¦* li- 's l»'im-lrtl i>ui Im'-kt .> l i,, l.li- - w i ' .li nili 'linti ly llmni'i l l> i- \Pl;ii i i - , wl i i t 'i :i ...y >nt.r u* i i ' - i i i \ Ii .i»yi lnr iu ix ' lull? ."— CiriV ,V.-rv/ < -d H <izt tU. .M.nlr muiilywi l l i limlin, ! WHir r ur M i l k . K.icli |..cllK i. Ubullnl —" .I A M I ;S Ki'Pt i A. CO., I fu in inn f i t f r ln t : ( ' l i r in iat H . J.muluD ,'Als - , i intkt-1 ôf K j ip-»'»Cni. .ioiiit- , A i l t i u , rb lti:> liin[; lievwrmreI 'j r f vru i i i i ! us**. (jlj *l)')'

"A V ISIT TO Km'* COCOA M AX LPACTOIIV .—Tlir't' i^ l, llif klll ' lu i-^K ni ICpp *, 1 t cn-ii ' lv hall mi O|iporllinilynl M-Mii g ilie nmiiy i:<>iii iihc:ile<l nml vmird piucrh Sei tli ,0C.ICMO l.r ;«ll pi sa l l- I l l t *,UKll l-rc It i^ Mll ' l t l>r pUll ilL' UrU , HllU ,L> ':.IIK l;ulll ut t l ' i rMtt l iinil lii ^

lily |> fr:i ^ rtl wi l l ) ulial 1 N I IV

du t i i i ^ my vi»it Ii) l l it- tnai i l i f i ic tuiy, I t l iuu ^ lil u briel iiccuuiilo' tin- CHIMO, uud lli( ir :iy it is mniiul^ciurud by Mctur a .l-'PPVo fu il fur ii wliolt--imit! itml i iu tr i i i ^m deverH K P , miR li tbu nl inicri-bt to the nailers ol ' L:ii,d mill Wali-r.'"—SreArlitl i : iu " LmiJ mid Wnttr ," Oclouer 11.

MA N U F A C T U U E OK COCOA, CA C A O I X E , AND CHO-COI .A T K .— " We »ill iii w gm an nco.unt ¦( ilie proten>i.li- |itul by JUras -I ici>?s I'.pi -. k Co., raxnnliictureu oluit-lc '.ic .irliclt , HI t 'ji'ii w-rkt ::i t!>* f ' i- -'on K.md , l.onduu."—ace Article in Part 10 of Cant If , Household Ouide.

Retail Wine and Spirit Trad*WANTED, a YOUNG it AN, competont to take

charge of a Retail Wino and Spirit Store.Hi« charactor tnnat bear tho strictost onquiry.

Applicationa , giving roforonccs, and stating terms,to bo nddre88O(I to " A.B.," olfico of this paper. 2t

PARTNER WANTEDTho Proprietor of an old-established Houso, wishing

to Re tiro from the notivo managomont of it , doinga large Trade iu tho

GROCERY, WINE , SPIRIT, ami AGRICULTU-RAL SEED BUSINESS, situato in a most

important Provincia l Town, wishes for a PARTNERwho would tnko tho principal maoagoment of thecoucorn on him. Suoh an opportunity seldom offersfor a young, activo man, with businoss oxertionB andmodorato capital.

Addre-98, in first instance, with namo, &c, to A.B.,News Offico. Wator/brd. al24

WANTED, in a SHIPBROKER'S OFFICE,

A SMART, INTELLIGENT LAD. App ly atTHE N EWS Offic o. my 2-2t.

W A N T ED ,AN AGENT for WATERFO RD and DISTRICT,

for SALE of CLYDE CRUSHED SUGARS.Address, Box 62, PoBt Oflice, (.'REENOCK. [mU£t *

W A N T E D.AN ASSISTANT lor the TOIIACCO and CIIAND -

LEHY TKADK . Aililrrâ , »i Ii Cop;ei of Tesiiu'o-iimls , to DAVID SLANEV , Wat erfoid. It

BALLAST omCB, WATKKKOltl.'.

A U D I T O R W A N TE D .THE HARISOUK COMMISSIONERS intend to appoint

nn AUDITOR at their Moiilbly Uonril Meeting, onMONDAY , 12th Mir neit.

Applicationa for the npp->inlmeut , eniloriPil " Auditor ,"to IJO lodgn) at tin Ballast Office, lit or before Trt«l»e o'clock(Noun ) on that day.

AUDITOR'S ft'B, no. (By orrl,r),HUGH N. NEV1NS , SwrnUry . •

WHOLESALEWINE AND SPIRIT STORES,

86 QUAY, and Corner of CONDUIT LATS'E ,WATERFORD.

W I L L I A M P O W E RRegs leave respectively to intimate to his Friends aud

the Public generally, that he has

NOW OPEN, tho above STORES, whero he hopesby stric t attention to business , and keeping

tho very HEST WINES aud SPIRITS, to merit nshare of patronage.

HousKKEEi'Ens will find it their interest to patron-ise tho abovo establishment.

$4$" Plcaaoobserve tho address :No. 80 Tim QUAY,

(Corner n/ Coiirtuil Lanc J ,fL'fi WA TERFQllD.

FALCONER'S A-B-C RAILWAY GUIDEIJv POST, -Id.

JOHN FAL CI N K K , M Upper Kackville-strect , Dublin

MONTHLY FAIRSWILL BE HELD AT TALLOW CO. WATEHKORD ,

On the SECOND M0NDA Y "J cadi MONTH.

THE ni-xt MONTHLY FAIR will tako place onMONDAY , 12lh MAY , 1.S73, for thu Sale of

CATTLE, SHEEP , PIGS, HORSES , Ac.Kirst-class and wcll-ktiown Ruyors havo promised

to attend regularly.Prom tho advantanges lately arising to tho town

by a Railway Station within 10 minutes drivo—PostCars in regular atteudancc—from tho cstiib lisl imciitof the Munntcr Bank permanentl y, and this NationalIinii k of Mondays and i'uir Days ; aud from its posi-tion In tho licert of n Sourishiug Couptry of unrivalledfertility, and abounding In Farm Stock of tho bestdescri ption , the Fair promises to bo ono of the mostsuccessful iu Munster.

Tho Pig Markets havo over been remnrkablo forthoir superior Quality and Supply, and havo not beenequalled in tho South of Ireland.

Tlio long established Itutter Market will still sud.tain its woll-merited reputation. niU.lt

Tallow, co. Wattrford, May, ]873.

Kilmacthomas Premium Fair, 1873; T the MAY FAIR , TI K S H A V , 27th , t'ivo impor-

J~L tant CASK 1 ' R K M I U U S "ill be nirardal Fortho Fivo Hest Itl'LLS Sold on thu Green. Full par-ticulars in Hills , which will ho sent to nny aiJilrrJSfurnishud to tho Treasurer,

MICHAEL KEIHSEV , Kilmactbomas.Miy !lth, 1873. It

S E E D SWIL-MAM WK.'HTMAN,

Vrnd ka l .SVfdj iiiiiii, T H O M A S HTI tBKT and 11R1HGVH TR K K T , n:\ TEIt FORD.

HAS on SALE, aR usual , CLOVERS , consistingnf K KH COWI .KASS , W IIITK A I.S I K K , TK K I U I I ., &C.

GRASS SEEDS, Imported , Foreign, Natural, &:.,to suit Soil and Siluatiim j V K I C I I K S , M AM ;( IMIS , andTi.iiMr SKKW . All the Leading Varieties at Pricosthat defy Competition. Genuine Seeds true to NamePrices this Season are Moderate.

N.l l . —Somo raro and choico FLOI'R SEEDS iin-porleil direct from (Jermany.

IV. W. has been appointed Agent for Ii. MUN'RO,GLASGOW. Circular of Patent Composition onapp lication , which caii.s.'s a Raving of 21) per Cent ofFuel. Cut aud H ICK Covens , TA U I W L V.IXS , ic, toOrder. (JgJ" Ordt-rs iiuuclu.ill y ;iltende« to. mU.lil

SIHK FOH 187

A S S A S S I N ,BY W II .II DA V K K I .I., out of L.uiv Ai.ifK , by CI I A X -

Tin .KKR , Sou of Hiuii r .\Tciii:u; by Snt H KKCI I .KS ,STANDS at SMALL'S VETERINARY ESTAH.

L1SHMENT , WATERFORD.TKIIMS — Three (luinea * ; Farmers Half-price ; Grimm 's

Ft*, Five H IMin -j s ." This Snjicrb Thoroug hbred .Sire (ASSASSIN)

ia now tho liust of his nice since the death of iiro A -X K K I I , tho Emperor Stallion of Kn^ltirid. "

ASSASSIN stands Hi hamU hi gh ; Colour, DarkIirciwn , excellent cot ihtitutioi j , anil ha.s gri'iit strengthand action. lJo is :i .'uund Hin.se, wilhimt cvi'ii ablemish ou any part nf hid bmly, and is of the moatdocile temper, mutters ul' lho greatest iiiipurlunci : inu Hire.

ASSASSIN 'S produce mny be nccn at. the Stable ,wheru he stands ; they are etroug null handsntn u, nuuperfectly free from all hereditary disease ; out ofwell-bred Mares , his stuck uru Raco Hursts all over.

ASSASSIN'S purformaiicu on the Curnigh of Kil-ilaru slid in Francu, waa (ii'st-daaa.— .See Cateu-i-i s.(m'J-lt).

TO iJE LET TO MAKES THIS SEASON , 1S7:).

The Thorough bred Sire, FORAGER,WI N N E R of the Crokur Chiillcngo Cup, aud

Loci! Co»in)itteu'» J'rizc, at tbo AgriculturalSociety 's Show, ISliu, for tho U KST W K I U H I 1 CAKIC V .i .Mi SrAM.ioN , will STAND for tho SEASON , at

MR. JAMES POWER'S , HALLVURICKEN ,(latt) K K X N K I I V 'S).

i7fii '/ ''iin«'s .VniV.< , i - I".-!.; < I mom 's Fees, 5a. Oil .

Fnr tn t r'* dn. Jtl \r.\. ; l) n . is. (ill.Scrvieo Monoy to bu p;,id on or beforo 1st OCMIIIKH ,

to Mr. TH O M A S CU M M I N S , uiherwi so 10s. additionalwill bo charged.

F O R A G K R is n Hay Hurô , foaled iu 1H.17, standinglli hand* high, and of griMl substance. Hii iras pur-chased in Eng land by dipt. M I C I I A I I I I , for u luryoRum. Wiliiih thu last fcic wuekif hu waa puichuscdfrom Capt. MtCi iAl lH , by Mr. TH O M A S CU M M I .NS, ofCoolnacui'iioguy.

PED IGREE.FOHAGKIt , l>y Co«Hck , nil i'l Liffrp 'ol Juuior More.

Cowrie i» hy llelinii n PUlol f , mi'. »l Jo iu i i iH . Joaniim ,dam of Co*«nck , il by Primn , ''"I nl Jonuiin. Joanna , bySnlt»n . out of Filtmcr. l-'ilasin 1, uy >'oi.ilu,ajiT, out olWell . Wt b, l.y W.isv. Wusy , liy PoiSocs. 1'utljocs lyKelt [/»'*.

lleiioan PUtiif T, »iro of Cos'iu-k , is by CrulendofT, out u(uuup htrr "I Cumin. Daugliu-r nl Coiuu., i> by COUIH «, i,utol Matci nnn . M.ircian;i , by Kiain p iord . out A Mnrvia.Marcii . liy L'uriiamler. Corriinil«i , ly P(,ISOB «. P.,l8jm,liy KI:I I|IM '

KORACKR , uot l,y Coxsaik , winner uf the Derby ; hisdam, by Liverpool , H I H I I I I il*i« , Si« , by SUrtli . ij rt . it. ilJ in ,llnniirti-ka, by Winder, «''• «• B'-dmu, Sli|jbt , by Put8ui» ,U.B.u.(t. d. ni , KduliH , by KiiiU llrrod. |

KOKAGKR , out i f Li«erpuol Janiur JUre. LircrpooJutiiur M<iti - , uaiu ol Forngtr , i.1 by Liverpool , out of Sin-Livcrtinnl , l-i hy Trump, out ol Diuxhtt-r ol Whi.ktrDaimhlcr uf Whisker, is by Whisker , ool of Mnudnnii- ,Wli i.kir, is by W<jy, of Penelope. Waiy, u l.y PolBje« ,I'oiti'kii by Kclipsp .

Size, the ynind ddin of Foranor , is by Starch , out of M B -

K nw m kd. SH I C II , by IVnr, ""I <if I' rniie - ll . Winy, \,yI'.IIH JBS , ontol Mnrin. PuiHoen, by Kdi ps».

Ma^.iwbLi , grrut umiid d<m ol rur.i||rr, by Wliii-ker , outif Slight. Wint i i t 'i , by Winy, mil oi lViKlop", Penelope byTiuuiDeler. TiumiirHr liy i l i« l i rtv i -r . H'g bllyer by Sinp.

PERFO RMANCE .K O U A O I C R . in lbl)(), «t tbucye a iRi .U , won the Ilri Rbton

l-'liili PJmi', ln-.umjj ."A l l u n - ,' 'Apollo,' • Kuynid/ null«>tl ,i"r*- . Al Yoik , tin.* h:iuiu Ji'^r , be won llm CbvuterlibMllii mhcHji , bir.tliiii < ' Aunti'id-un ' HIM ! ' Ldiici1,' two of thebi;»l hornii in Kn^ liiiiil , mid niivrml olbei!- . l ie was after->t»iil » put lo a cio>9 tiiunlry purjuw , unil II UI KIUK I I h»vi n<II. ot wi th :¦ xiric kiL-i 'ltui diiruia IIM KainiiijT , he mi »!¦¦r 1 i i , the Inali (jmnil National surple L'n.it e, rairy iii Kheavy wi'»(,'ht> .

K U K A U K R WU I I II Simple Cbase Snopp>lakeh at Coil ,ciirrjinK 13 none 1 Ib., lieaiii'g Tupsy, Coliiirjbiue, Siuiple-ton , Kmiiiie .hnr, ..ii.l OI IK- I I .

lir c uld li«vt- won tin; Waller Slipp 'c Chaw pnsil) ntPuiichestoivii , in lb#l , r<ny iiiK \i stunt ovi-r tlie Dowu-fcbir* cnurap, ntiiy fur Ij irinK kuocked down by a man in theUit lrw htmlN. l l owi .n «e»vral oilier Racca. C.ff.ii-k istbi- iire of itvi.-r«l fimt-cUM) IIi.r»e» , it uluduig (juirrster,wiuoer nl the Si . L*-g<ir, Alcihirt'le, WIIIUIT ol tlio LiferpoolGr^nd Nituuul Sietple Cliate ; Wtc Nill, aud jeveral ot litrnin Kng buil anil Kir.nco.

No uici) oulj ii<ili:y lur i-iciilcuti :u Marco. «>o Murestried or lerved on Sundays. ui.'J.tt

PRUDENTIAL ASSURANCE COMP'Nr.CHiE f Orr icKs:

No. 62 LDDQATE HILL, LONDON.

EXTRACTS from tho 21th ANNUAL R EPORT for thoYear ending 31st December, 1873 :

ORDINARY BRANCH .During tbo year tho Directors havo recoivod 2,511

Proposals, for tbo sum of £117,515 ; of those, 2 .SS2havo bcenaccoptcd and completed, assuring tho sumof £276,235, nnd producing a New Annual ProminmIncomo of £9,022 10s. 3d ; 632 Proposals, assuring£141,310, havo either been doclinca or not comploted.£Tho Claims amount to $43,891 9J. 4d., under 282Policies. Tho Annual Promiam Incomo at tho ond oftho year is £62,795 15s. 3d. in respeot of 11,951 Poli.cie8, assuring tho sum of £1,952,091, showing an in-creaso of £2,120 3s. 3d. por nnnum oror yoor 1871.

INDUSTRIAL BRANC H .Tho oporation8 in this branch hrivo been again unu-

sually successful. Thoro were 490,749 Now Policiesissued , representing a Now Annual Premium Incomeof £175,099 lGs. .Id.

Ths Claims amount to £10-1,011 U. 6d.Tho Annual Premium Incomo at thocloso of tho

year is £364,9M3 IGs. 8<1., Bbowing au increaao ofJC7G.725 11s. 4d. over tho incomo of previons year.

GENEKAL R ESULTS.Tho total Premium Incomo is £127,742 Us. lid.,

showing the very rcmarkablo increase of £78,7(1(5 16z.5d., and being tho largest nccoasion of Iucomo duringany yoar of tho Compauy't operation?.

Tbo total amount of Claims is £147,902 Ms. I0d.,raising tho wbolo sum to £935,013 10s. lOd. Thesebavo , as usual , becu paid witbundeviating regularity.

The increaso of tho Assurwco Fund for tlio yoar1872 is £54,fi95 2s. 7d., and tho tota l now stands at£409,183 15s. Kd.

Tho continued progress of tho Company is a matterof sincere gratification to tho Directors, as it must boto tho Shareholders, who may rest assured that tboDirectors will not in any way rolar their efforts torondor tho Company still moro successful,Balance Sheet nf the Pruden tial Assurance Company,

nn the 31 si December , 1872.LIABILITIES. JC f. il.

Shnre'iolilcrN i-Hptt n l 10,052 0 0Life Ami'ance Fund ¦109, 1.13 IB 8Sxknrss nnd Asiuruni'o Fuwl 727 19 4Cniliiuûcy t'uii it , creited at Atinii.il Mret-

iiiK , April 1872 18,000 0 0Gu«r.-in!ee Fund 5,000 0 0

£4rll ,0Q!l 15 0

3i ,503 16 5

Claims under LiTa Policies ad- £ » . 'I-tnilted , but unt yd piiid... 10,000 1!) S

Depokitiim !M4W 16 I)

£175,613 10 o

ASSETS. _ £ 5. il-Morigae i-R on property vvilbiu thi1 L'ni lcil

Kin^lom 31.07S 1 1 0Lo:tii4 on the Coinpnlly 's Policir? 12 ,o7O " yInrpstinpnU .—

In llrili sli (iotprnii'cnt .Spcuritk'S 18,'ill 1/ i»Indian nil (.'n'.yi i in iblti i lo.o:j() -V 7Fnrevn 'lit'" 2,741 12 0lv nilwav -itul otl.cr \ ) < li- Hint ** anil lie-

licnttirc .Stock 2Vi4G 10. 0Dillo Sbiirn (1 ' ivlrienco nml Onl niry ) '2,007 15 3lI uiiMi Pifn-r iy 54,4-H It! 2Life .'mil Olbri - [uli-rpslH .in-l l; ,-Tir -i<ni'> 81 ,039 1G Sr'nrii iMiro anil Kitli i i i; -*( llrti i l an-l Hrancli

Offices) ",S-11 3 1Loin* upon lViv. inlSecurity ili/W I 10 8.MurlKmiM ol licveisioii s 3 ,777 1 GAlieiit ^' llalamw 31 ,215 9 tlOul-t«nilii ,g Pri>iniuins C'.OHJ .(. i

Duto Initivst 2,233 7 7Amount due Irom Ullicml L- quii l H t ur ul lo-

tprn .t t ioiint Society .m.i purirlia.ie ot' .Sif i i .rilifi in Inl i 'ruj lionnl f>S,U2 10 8

Drp.»its nt ihn-e iiioulli s' n-i ticc 36.1AX) 0 0Ca-h :— f ,. il .

On Depn-.it !i6,l.()i ) U 0In baud nml ou current

nccount 20,013 10 8-l'i'il. 1 10 8

£175 ,013 10 6

Wo have oxamincd the foregoing Accounts, findthem to bo correct , and hereby confirm tho same.Wo havo aluo senn and examined the various securi-ties. JAMKS ALLANSON , I . „,,:,„,

f ;KOKf ;K CLARKE , J Auditors.

I I K N R V HA l tUKN , Secretary.W. J. LANCASTKK , Assistant Sec.

^nperint>:nd ent-i of A -j f n t s :Mr. T. It. .MA K I .OW , 31 , William.atrcct , Water-

ford ; Mr. K. PKAKSO .V , 27, (Jrnnil l'arnilo , Cork ;Mr. T. K I I . KV , 32 , Lower Abbuy-streit , Dublin ;i/r. J. Uiiui 'ixii , TJ yuei;(i.»treet , Ilellasi , towhom .ipplicalious for Agencies may bit ad-drcH«i:i] mO'Jt

S H I R T SSIIIIIT S and COLLAUS MA DK to MKA SL 'UK or

P A T T K R N , iu a SL'PKMOtt MA.VNfK — ruW AUUA N TKl l .

Oi;it C A S I I M K I I K COTTON SHIKTS will bp foundan agreeabli; subsiilun for Flannel during the

Warm Season. Pattern*, Prices, aud Iii-jtructionsfor Moasuremnt free nu application.

I'. ' IOBIN ,t SOX.S,Tai l - if . S h if t Cnl l . -rt , llo.<i- ,:<, il lar.v? , nnd. l ln t t t rf .|J52" Cnic K KT CI I S U M K S . India ami t'olnnial Ouilits

SHIPWRECKED MARINERS' SOCIETY.

Ml{. LINDON . S A U X D K U S, Traritlling Seen:,

taty ti > the Hi iU'w u c rhKii I' I S I I K I I M K N and

M A K I -V EX S ' lUnM. JI H .V K M I I. KM Sm ICT V, i-t now inWATKIIFOKD , with thu viuw of inturetting thoCharitablo in the useful work lakrn iu hand by tlli s

Society , aud to collect lltii Annual Subscriptions.The nuinborK ruliovcd last year wuro : —Of Shi pwrecked POI SUIIH ( including Fi shermen

and Mariners, to replace Clothes, Boats , ic.) 5,(KHOf Willows, Orphans, und Aged Parents of tl:i:

Drown ed, ... ... . . 4 ,2114

Total , ... . . ... 'J.21ISCunttibuli'j i is to tii il hi this important- work tint

much uei .-il uil , and may In- paid to the ProvvincialI!.ink ami iti Hr-uii 'lp-s , or In i n v i l . l t

1,1 N DUN SAL'S DK1 I S , Travrll ing Secnitury.((.'an; of Messrs. W'î. ^H ,V S DS , Auctiuner.-t).

LISMORE FARMING SOCIETY.

rr\\W. A N N U A L G F . N K K A I , M K K T I S C t .f tin-I Subsxribi'rs to thu abuvi- Snci '- iv wil l In? I H -I I I at

the W O l i K I I O L 'SK , L I S M O K K , on "W K D S 'K S D A Y,tlir 1 Uli M A Y , I i i at . , nt, 'i'«ii (i '(.'r.<« - K. — liy unkr ,

I!. J l l -'SCiKAVK, liart.W. II . UALDWiN.

Li>ninr c , htb May. 1.^7:!. H

W A T F . U F O U I ) A N D L I M K U I C K ItAILU 'AV.

MAY FAIRS, 1873.r|A llr '. Onliniiry CumiW Tmin.-i or >s'|ieci.'il TrainsJL wi l l curry I.ivo StocK to lîiiii iriuk", Watcrford .aud thu principil iulei'iiii'diiiu : Stuiion n , from(Sort Saturday, 10thTiinm . Do.Pallna (for Hospital Kair) Do.Pallas (for PallaHj rueii Fnir) Do.F.unis (CorHun u Fair) . . . Monday, 12thAnltijjh Do.Tip|ierary ffur (J alball y Kair) Do.Caber (for Hall yporettn Fair)... . . • • Dn.Kuiiis (for 'fulfil 1'nir) Tuoad.iy, 1.1th.Foyneb (for Listuwcl Fair) do.Pnllnii (fur ClugKin Pair). . "i>.Limerick Junction (for Uoscrr a Kair)... IJu.Tipperary D».Adure (fo r Stiinehavt.M i Fair). . . ... Wi'ilncnday, 14.Killnloo (for Portroo fair) .. . Do.Ennis (fur Kiiiiislyninn Fai r) . . . ..Thursdiiy, 1,1.Holier (for Culiercuulisli Fair) Friday, H5thUauur (fur Nuwiu Fair)— Do.

1. HANKS , Trallic Muiirth'iir.

M U S I C .

Mil, H I L T O N , PUOFKSSOK OF M U S I C(«"JU 1«, l l K X M K T T A S T I l K E t :

Terms, on apiiliciiliun. [lU-Ilin]

ALTKKAT1ON OF PKKMISKS.

GREAT SALE OF PIANOFORTESIMI'OltTKIJ diri-r l from tlu > Maiiufnclurf ni, Mensrs.

CuLLAhU A Cnl.l .AKI I , K l H K M A N , lj Al .MAI. SK , HlUNS -JI KAI I , Ac, >ic, nl

C. A. JONKS' M L '.SKJ DKPOT ,1 2 ( » , Q V . I Y , W A T !¦: It F i) J 1 D . .

H A R M O N I U M S in K ri>at variety, Kng lisb andFrench make ; Violins , Cornets, C'onccrtinus, Drums,Flulea , Ilanjoes, Music Iluxna , ,tc.. Ac ,

A'l1 C. A. JUNKS'M U S I C r.KXinx u i-iiniA it r, WA TK K FOUD .

211,1)00 NKW SONUS and PIKCKS , ut ONK TI I I K Utint Marked Prico fur Cash , tho entire STOCK now

S K L L I N t ! OFF AT A (j UKAT UKDL'CTION !previous to Alteration of Premiacs.

C ; A . J O N K SI M I ' O U T K U ../ I ' l A X i j F O R T K H , H A R M O N I U M S , "c.

12U Q U A Y , WATKUFOKI ) , AND IIA ( fWKLLSTKKKT , CLONMKL ,

Ite^'.H (ii ciill fpeciu l iittuiitiuii to bid extensive- TUNINGand H K P A l K I N i ; liiisini 'sH. Ilia Tuners visit all theSdiithi'm ond .Mitll uiid (.'ountioH of lrelnnd yuartorly.

(pvJ" Pianofortes and ll;umoniuiua hired by thoMontli i>r Yi'a r, wi l l i ujniun to purchiiHe , and on thoThree Years' systrin.

C. A. JUiNKS' MUSIC WAHKllOb 'SE.Ciickettin^, Ait 'lury, Croijui i , inn] other (inmes , at

utiusuiilly Low Price!'. [rny t-tfj

EDUCATION.HOA U D INO A N D DAY SCHOOL FOK YOUNG

LADIES , No. 51 , KINO STKKET.TIIK courso of Instruction comprises French ,

Italian , Ku^'lish in ull its branches ; Music Sing.ii.;¦• , Arithmetir , Pluiu and OruameutalNeedlework .

Terms kuown on aiiplieation to(no.tf) Miss O'ilAUA, Principal, 51 King-atreet.

TOWN HALL, WATERFOUU

IJIilENSE SUCCESS

THE NATIONAL OPERA COMPAN Y,Undor tho Management of Messrs. NEVILLE , Dtxo.v,

ond WAt.siiAM'. who havo appeared at tbo prinoipalTOIVDS in Scotlaud and Ireland beforo tho largestand most Fashionable Audioucos over assembled intbo placus they visited,

WILL have, tbo honor of prosontinj TO-NIGHTVINCENT WALLACE'S great Opora of

"L U R L I N B , "With uow Sconery, Drosses, and effects.

ON SATURDAY—TUE J10UEMIAN GIHI

ON MONDAY—FRA DIAVOLA.Tbo Company iucludos the following Artiatos :Mdllo. ELEANOR TBLMA , Mr. H ENRY W A U I I A H ,Mias ADA CAKELLA , Mr. F. A DDISON ,Hiss E. PAY N E , Mr. C. SI. B I.VTM K ,Miss M. PAV.SE, Mr. <i. K ENNY -,Miss CLAKA LF.sTRti, Mr. J. N KVITX E,Miss M. UOI.LOWAY , Mr. FOSTKK, aud

Mr. IIomiKS.Conductor —Mr. W«. STCII IIS, lato conductor of Mr.

C. Durand's Company, and of tbo Shcfliold ChoralSocioty ; Organist of somo of tho principal Churchesin Yorkshire, &c.

Tho presoiit being an experimental Tour, it ishoped that Watcrford audiences will show a livelyappreciation , such a» has been evinced elsewhere.

PRICES OK A DMISSION —Reserved Seats, 2s., or Ss.Gd. for a family party of five ; Sucoud Seats , Is. ;Gallery, Gd. Doors open at 7.30. ; commence at H iCaxrinKef. ordered at 10.30. alia

NEW PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIOKtNCi'S TERRACE, WATERFORD.

JPENDEK, liavi'og cvgagud tbo services of a

• first-class Artist , bas Opeued his new Studio.J2TAJI Viwtogrnphu takoD Dp to 1st June, will be

churged only ;IAL >' the Original Prices !Tho much-admireil Vigncttos nnd Album Portraits

taken iu a superior mauncr. Copies from Glass, Por-traits, Daguerreotypes, ko., enlarged and finishedoqnal totbosB taken from lifo. Oil , Water Color , andMinimum Portraits faithfully copied,my!) K I .NT.'B TE R R A C K , W ATER I-WIH . 4t

In tho Gooda of .foil s RAI .S SI O K I I L E CKEY , late of tlioCity of Waterford , u Mariner , supposed to boDeceased , Intestate.NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,

nHIIAT tbo Judgo of Her Mnjestj 's Court of Pro-JL b:itc in Ireland , will , on or after tho -3rdday of MAY , 1K73 , direct that LETTERS OK AD-M1XIST H ATION of tho GOODS und CIIATTKLS of.loil.N I t A I NSrOK H L K C K K Y , lntu nf tho City of Water-ford , a. Mariner , who sailed nu lionnl the shi p Jlenvcr ,an Chief .Mute, iu June , I"it7, on a voya^'o fromWaterford to Oalatz , and ba^ not been heurd of siuci:the month ol October, 1.SI7, ami nho i.-) suppoicil tohavi: died , bo uniuted , M of a person dying intestate ,to CJIA K I.C'I liij m L KCKEY , of Mnuor Ruad, near theCity of Waterford , Gentleman , lirother of said J O H N

l lA i saraui ) LK I K K V .Any parly ablo tn give infnnnatioii as to said fl'ip-

poded Deccusod ia rcijuesiud to cominuiiic-ato withsaid CIIAIILKS Uny i i LEKkKY , or to

PEIR SK KKLLY , his Solicitnr ,:I7 , North Great Ueurgu's-Blrcci , Dublin.

•Jnd May, 1S73. It

" HALLOT ACT , 1-S7i," AND"POLLING DISTRICTS (IRELAND) ACT, 1S7M."

COUNTY OF WATERFORD.

I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that tho LIST S o(PARLIAMENTARY VOTERS for each of tho

Pollir.;; Districts iu tho County of Watcrford, havebeou tbi.-i day Published and Posted at tho sevoralPolicn IJ.irr.icku in each of said Polling Districts , andthat said Lists will remain at said Police Barrack;for Public Inspection , for Fourteen Days from thisdato. Ami that eaid Lilts can also bo inspected dur-ing said period at my Office , in the County Court-hause, in tbo City of Wuterford.

Dated this nth day of May , 187;i.WILLIAM JOHN D E N N E H Y ,

Clerk of thu Peace for naid County.

CUBRAGHM0RE HUNT STEEPLECHASES.

GENTLKMKN1 who havo not yot SUIS.SCtll iSKI )to the F U N D will plcasn do so at their F.A R I .Y

C( I >-V K M K N C \ , as there i.s it very lariô deficit, whichit will bo very unfair to leave the StowanU li:iblo fur,considering tho brilliant Meeting which wo have justbad.

IJ J* Tho Sum subscribed by tho Citizens of Wa-tcrford amuuutis only to .CI^S, while that of theCounty only to .C70!

H A R R Y K. SAROKNT ,It Trciisurur and lion. Sec.

KILMACTHOMAS UNION.

SUPPLIES WANTED.nMHK Guardians of tho above L'uiim will , at their1 MEETIN G to bu held on TUESDAY , the20th

day. of MAY , 1S7'1, n?ceivo Proposals for Supply ingtho Wurkhniisi: with tho following Articles , vi/. :—UUO FAitDS I tKD TICKEN , Two Yards Wide , .1

per Yard.•I 'M Y A R D S CHE CK , at pur Yard.

III! I'A I I'.S of ULANKETS , Two Yards by 1; Yardat per Pair. ,

40 F L A N N E L (j L 'ILTS, Two Yards by ]£ Yard ,at pr.r l ,iuilt.

5 D 07.KS U'O.ML '.V'.S SHAWLS, » Van] Wi.J.', atper Shawl.

¦Suiltil Teiidt'rs , addressed to tbo Chainmn, accout-pauivd \viib S.-impl' .- ri , wi l l hi: Pfeeivud by mo up toTwi'tvo o'Cluck . nu tbo abiivo-tnontiont .'il.dav. —-ll yoi-diir , W I L L I A M HUNT , Clerk ol Union.

Clerk's Ofl'ico , 7tb May, I»7.'t. m!)-2t

K I L K E N N Y UNION.

SCHOOLMASTER WANTEDTH E .SCHOOLMASTER having nyi iiwl , tlio

Hoartl of fiuiirniaiiH will , up to TW F.I .V K u'Clcickcm THURSD A Y , thu luili M A Y , In. mut , receiveProiiosals , wi th Testimoni.-ild , for the Ollice, fromI 'win* tin?.*''I n<~ t l n iv: 'f t l t i i u First I 'iWat ou »/ SecondC'l'i.-i--, iii t "/ jwis- i'SJ iiri nu A n rirnl i. 'tr ts i .'s Ccrti i iealc , 10perform the ilntii .-s nl '

SCKOOLMASTEU OF T H E WORKHOUSE.Salary £ 1.1 u Year, with liutimii und Apartments.

The |ier!><iiial AlteiidaiiCu nf Ciiudi i lati -M imli.spunsuble.liy Order , M. MOI. O .VY,

Jt Clerk ot' Union.l!<iru-«l lloum, Wnrkl:i)u.-ic , 1st May, l?)7;t.

LANGDALE'S CHEMICAL MANURE CO'y.,(LlMl lKIl) .

13RIX.ES WON iu Aberdeen and HanfMiiro byI. \N ( iDALE 'S C H E M I C A L MANCR11 COM-

PANY'S M A N U R E S :AT THE GMilOCII ROOT SHO W, O/-»i t,, Abenletn

c.il. i yj. ilijrs'iirr. aVjvrinl/.T, 1S7 :1st Prize , 1J heavieat Swudus gryiv n by nny

Manure , . .. •• • 3'J entries.1st Prize, 12 bc3t Green Top Sweedr

Turni ps, .. . • 5J entries.1st Prizo, 1- bust Oreen Top Yellow

Turni ps ... • (iii outries.lsl aDd 2nd Prizes, 12 purpleTop Sweden . :I7 entries.

EM K A Piil/.E.- -Silivr Hctt lc uwardud to tbo ex-hibitor of the best lot in Sh'iw. Awarded to a lotof Yellow Turnipd , grown with 5 cwt. of ChallengeManure. 1US entries.

TlIK HO V A T . .VIIKTIIK K .V SI /C I K T I K .*' Snow, ttr.t.nIN AliEiin tKN , FKHKI A H I , lS7:i .—lit IVi/.,', too Lotof Swcdo 'Turnip?, grown with ft.cwt. (,'li;illL'iigoManure.

TUB U NITKII IJA. xrr.imnK Srm.vii Snow , JIEI .H IS

K n iri i , FKIIRI"A R Y , 1S7II. — Silver Cup given byLangilalo's Chemical Mmi uro Company, Newcastle,to the heavifl.it lot of Swedo Turnips nliown. Wonby 12 Green Top Sweden, growu by .", cwt. ChalluogoManure.

AT POKTSHV , F K I I H I .'A U V , IS7:J. 1st Priio forTurnips, grown by 5 cwt. Cl.alli-ngu Manure ,

OAKIUI 'II ROOT SIIIU V .—Tho I l i ghhiii 'l Society 'sSilver Medal wiis awarded to ii Fiold of SwedoTurnipB, grown by l.an^'ilale's Clialh-nge Muuuro, asbeHt fiold iu llit: (iarinch A.isociation.

EXTRA P R I /.F .— A Silver .Med.il for best lot of GroenTop Swede Turni ps, grown by Laugililo's ChallengifMannio.

A Silvor Kettle , awartfcil to the best lot of Potatorwcxhibitctl in llio JShow , grown by Langdalo's PotatoMunuro. 1.'10 entries.

tJT Agency Office , 21, BEHESFORD .STRKETWATKRFORD. It '

COUNTY OF WATEHFORD.

PRESENTMENT SESSIONS.NOTICE IS I I E K E H Y ( i l V K N , tint ll.o SPECIAL

PKKSKNT.MKXT SESSIONS , |irrTiim» to SummerA-.ii2« , IS73, for in,- purpo-e of cnii;iilciing nil iiprilictii.ni*for Work« , Pdj-ini n' « , Muhriiius lnjurio* , ic., will lie h.-IJ ,fur tlie MVrml ll-trninra iiml Count}- :il L.irk'i-, nl III ^ lullow.ing plat:. » 1,11 Ilia II HJ- H anil a; iho liour.i hcnnuUer m><ii-tioin*6 ; —Kilcull 'liici ' , at .MiN pi,8t ,Wiilnr»il4y, M.i y il . -.U 11 o'clockGmiltirr , ut C.il-nuli iiiii - , il«. Iln . «l 1 uVlm-kJlii/ ii.Vtlii itl nt 7'iuinorr , Tliur^l-iv , AI»j- «•_>, it ]» ,,'c|nrkUppftllmil "t Oarniklirx, FrH»y, M»y il , »: 1J o'cl.Krk .(ilriiiilieuy nl Hi l l .viii - cj iberv ,Miin.l»y, \l.iy -Ji), at 2 o'clnck.Cutlnnnry, ic , »t l.iiiut,rr , Tutsilay.May 27 , m i-j uVliwk.DfcifJ Wiihm Drum, at Clftshinoie , W(duoil.ir M«y "1 at

12 o'cliM -k.D«ciM W.tlmul Drum , at Duiigj rT.in , Thursdir , JUy -J3 at

31 0 clock.Count) at Larire nt Dnngarran , same it.iy.

At Duiii,'.irvni, 1 li.- Lu.im- s ot th< Cuunty (it L»r« will•w enti-rrd uu kelurc Hut of the liaruny i.( Dtuic, WnliuotDrum.

AII .[.plicaiioi is lor JW,.v- &,;., n,Q-t u. h,l*e,l ,'nmy Uffire nn i,r |.,|,,, C SAH . V , M«y lliih , 1873, nndno »;.plir,n,i,n ,.,|| 1,,. , „ „ ,,,„ i.,rBe,,,n,ent SbMtihat i« nui pr. t,.,Ml in »n.. i.l,.. .iv » iih ill- Act o( Parlia-<*«"¦' '*• • .' K I T K I t V I L L E 1IARROX ,

.. . Si-crtttry of ilia Grand Jurvwuuly bcciclarj . <;,„;.., ..•„,„. ;[i,u«, \V»t«f orJ1th April . 1873.

matertotfjr i«airftet«iWaterford , May 9, 1873.

Somofino m.in UiU wwk . inurli required. Ecarcelj anjkiml o( Sativo fJraiii otferhi^.

FOKEION WHEAT—A cowl consumptiro demand, at-iipoucti OTnr last wnnfc .

INDIAN COllS—A fair Mlo. SO ch.-inji>.

FLOUR— Millers look for nn .vlrancn, which clicks >nlc.«.

COLE & PROSSOR.

HUSH . _ I •Ntiv- '< _ . ..£»«>•

WIIKAT, pcr ).,-irr..-) of 2S)lbs. \ f . A. »._ J.'s A «. 0_ Svhiti :1- "to ll f.iV) 0 to W 0_ IU-,1 ' - - • •; .11" « •'« '«'nf» » DO I,— MiippinK .lo - - M 0 28 OtU I) u» „

nA.Hr.KY, IMT barrel of '^Hbv , , ,' - „— lirinilin; - - -! 1* HI OuO 0 Id 11— Maltiuir - - - ':' "¦> "'•>¦> 0 l» I)

OATS, per irarna of IMH x. • ;— Bl-irk - - - -! 1:1 n is 6,p» n w 0— Wbitn - - - ' «" " "• 0M 0 ill g_ (j r,.y - - - , W 0 M O '>1 I) <fl 0

FIvOUIl, jHTpnck , of 'iwilb-. '; I— .Siii«:rfiii.:!> - - - X « 0;n0 0 00 0— In/nriorj - - -' 30 0 41 0|0i) I) f,) 0

OATMK.I I/. |»T S«k - -;¦ M 0 X W» I) If) (1IIHAN , IIIT Cwt. - - . ¦• Oi 0 II O n

FOHKIIi .N. pRM.WHKAT , p. r lmrn-lof i-oilln. r . 'I i.~d

— American. Hiirinir atunVilltfT - -l»l 11 to («i 0— Miiri.inn)ili: ;« <• -''I 0— ltiTilinnski 0) 11 i»i 0— (iliirku, TiiK«nro-,-, mi'l ">l'- -"-i ¦ -S! 11 Si 0— Ibniil - '»• 'I Ol 0

I N D I A N UOIIX , Yi'lluw , O.l,'»s:i xniHiiiUti -17 n 1 n— - Ibniil uiiil K.uulliilll • • • Hi ') IT :i— — Ain'Tu-im , - * - - 17 ii Is 11_ _ f'rviiKh nml AmiTif.-ill >V)iitc - '»> •> '» n— -- Kirrptiati - - - - "> 0 l»l ()— — Diunngnl - - - -11 0 IB n

FI-DLMt, .Viniiriciui . pir lmrri:l "f IMH IB. • ¦•'> 0 C>| 0KIVIIIT II , [MTwirk , «if :W»I >H. - - • •"' D CO 0

I N D I A N M K A ' z, Amfric iui , iwr.swk "I iHllbf. I'J U 15 6y lloliu- .Miiiiu f:u:lnri-, per >

- ,- - I Kirk, of JWH M. f ' ° I0 °

Imports . Htpnr isfnr Wtek ending Thurs 'la 'j .mrOKT.S. • KXPOIITS .

Whreit - •r'l '- Qu.-irt'-rv. Wlirnt ¦ _72i) Ilarn.L".Imtian Oini H-Vjn ilx . «i :ita - - it"! do.( iat!« - - do. Hurley • iln .HarW-y- - .Siu:ks. Iniliiin Com 4I-V.' ,|o.... l •- An . Flour- - :!7J Uo.rl "r j Iliirn'ls. Oiitin^M ¦ l'l iiacVs,Mral - -— INu -kr" . [ii.li:iu mini do.

WATKRFORD KUTTER .MARKET.Numhtr of Firkin ' uti g hr 't at the Pul i l i e Hut t r r Marki l

for Week endinq Friday (thit diiy) , an-1 Pricet .Nl.w. Ni:w .

.S:ltHPl:lv, — >7 — I-'!1"- "-I- t" l- '.i-. M.Vnii.l.i .v , - --¦ — I-'''-' - '"' • i->'"- "-I.TIWA I.-IV, - > i -- > ''•¦¦¦ "¦¦¦ '""¦ "¦!.IVi-lii.-.l-.y — -I" — 1:;iH- "•'• I-'-". IU.Thiii-i lav , - -- - '"<"'• '¦•'¦ IV.-. LI.Fri.l.iy. " .1 — i»... f.1. 1.../ . ¦?!.

Ni ,.*i.f lirkiiH <-orr. -.'|«ii'liui; W' .'i-k l.i't yvnr — \\k\I'rin- i .r .w t . — l""'i. "I- to Hi' "-1.

(C'j rrrc lr l th i s ,/, i ;/ >.r 7Vi< \Yatcrft,rd .\>".\;.)rllt)YISI "jNS.

BAI-I,.-) This , pi-r .-»¦!. — — ';':'- "'I- '" '">'••¦ r>l.U F f A i . il". - - — •'¦-¦ "''• • '''• ¦ '» !•FKBT il". — — "-1- "ll - '-'¦ "I-ltK.M-S ilo . " — :;''- - ' " I - '¦''"¦ 'il .TA I .I .I ,W ¦!•!. ¦- — V"- "I. '•'. '«!.Izili l. |i:hiui .ti<-ri 'J - - '¦>'¦ "il- ¦*">. W.

l:I T' l i r . l l .-" MKAT.H K K V , iTr Hi ., >-l IM in l -z. ¦ l . tu i i , ii-r <ir . 7» '-1 tn 3i M

l>ii . kli-iik , I 'M !¦¦' 1 -I V K A L , piT lh . i»l ul In «VM u i n / N , l».r Ib &-I to I l i l 1 l'i .UK , ]il-r Hi . |>I M 7J

I'./r.ri'uK.s.Av-niL-ir r.rif , *"l to I'M Kr rVjnr.

I 1KKAK.WI I I T K , itr H I . — M . I" 7i'l ! HiirsiM.i ' , |n till Sjil to 'M

W I I I S K K V .Di-' lt t -is , l>cr irallnu , I"'. "I. j H i " O/uic . (.iillon , H«. f>JC011K , puiichi uti , l'H . I'1'- 1

F I :< If .VV.VII I .SII , prewt , -'¦-. t" -i"-. ', I 'I- A I . — "> "il. tn TH ft!llKi ;i:i.siis , pi-r lirl , -u.-. t" -1J. S' II .I-, — 'H '>i. 111 i.s M¦SAL M U -V, piTlli.ls !'il to li !'il. ! Trii l ior , — <H '«l. tu ts 5-1

F11WI. A N D Ki;i'».FOWL, j ^r pAir , .3' Izil tn ">- . izil | Km iH , per li", •« M to 6a 6JH Ti -Kit Kvs , 0.- tu < M pi -rpair 1 ( iKK tf t i , ". t o '.'¦•-1*1 n pjiipU

SOAP AND l.'ANUI.K S .W IIIIK , per i n t . JH. to i"s. r>I I M« I.- I.I ., j-rlli. - n.. M.Uuinv.s', ilo. 'S M . to :>M. I'll I Dir-r, .In. — fc. 51J,

WOOL ANI> III M K.S.It Qi iiiKT wool., - . - 'A to i- 4-1 ' I l l l .K s , I'J-. to Hi. I>1 per cutW K T I I K K A K WI:,J I il lo J- . J.| Kll 'S , 3H. to U. p r l1'.SJTI .V tt'iini.. l-i H to Is. -ill (.'AI .K , .V.!- . tn .V!-. per i 'll.

T I M II K II .M K M K I ., pi-r tmi , 7i' i>l 7-'H I»1 I STAVKS , J.i-r l'"i, tW,YK1.1.HW I'I M :, I IIZ ivisul to -s')- I I-tril.-,,|K.T(lu 1.'., 13.<, 13) W

C (I A I. .S .C0A I.1, pi-r ton , i!'.-. '*! U,:>h 'M. | C\.K K , pz-r ton , u^ . M to CN

FuUDKIt A N D (J I IKKN Cltld'S.llAY . lH-r toti — .V»i to ij-'c. .MAN.i - .i.i - s, |n-r ton , l'i.ito 17.STIiAW , wli i -at <- ii , "H's tu •>!-- Ti.i:.vii--, |»r (u.-t . lj < to l<i

Ilo. oulru , pis tu V... CAKit<. .rs, |i.- rt.iii , IDs to 15«

IMPORTS OF FORKIGN GRAIN.I'lilrnno, z . K11 ul:ui , ll.l. - .J .za , SV I 'ir' mairi.- —W *hit.; Rroz

4 Oi. lta.-*tilin , .Ibino . Mar'utilop li-, -"--") nr-i . wh.» :-Whit«Ilrnthcr.s A Cn. Simntiotti , Simon.-lti , Muriannp] .-, 27w qrs,wheat—tt 'liito Ilrotli.r' k i;.».

BttrtUfS, iitrtvrtii(jc 0, \- ScattiS.Ann o uncements nf Uirthi , .W-t rr iag et ff D t ntK * % 1*. tarf—f rt -pst 'J

I! I R T II S .Hn tin- M!i iu.'l., tlu- wik' iil I" , l .'nmuiiii ", |-:-i| .T.C.iiuiy,

ol :v ^"ti .Ou Suiiilay. at b>:r r . i.l.Miiv, Trmirirr , th'.- wilo ol Juii-pn

Wal.-b . l->ii , uf a 'laiiilbt 'T.i In £'1)1 ult., al li.illinli-i-i.il , [Irur . -i - , th> < wife of Tkoau

• > 'C:tll.-u.>liiiil , K-'l., i't n»uii aiiij ln-ir.At Maili- itri -i-t , (Monm.-l , il,.- wife of Mr . lUl.Tl II. CulUfitr ,

of a 'lauj rliter.Tin- wile of William (J . Sviu . ., ltatliu:..r .- House, Killtnnj ,

nt » -nil .Mav ^ , th.» u- if..- of Ch.-irliM IIimtiT , jmi. , !i'-r M.iji:s*.j'i Ca*.

tom.z, N.rw 1 Izj.-* , of a <laii; -liti:r .

M A R R 1 A (i Y. S .At lli. - l .'lniri li "I 7'r imi r JVitliuut , «D Hi.- "':.'i Mnr , lit tlx

Hit . -riimua-i Mc ilra t l i . f.'t ;., Mr. John Wnl-l i , :.. Mi-t SMMKiU-.i-.il.l. both of Iln.- i-ity.

April :Mtli , at St. I'alru-k ' s Cntliolic I 'lmn-'h , Kilkcrioj, b!tin: Wry It-v. William llay l.-n . IW . V .i i.. in-,:.-ti-.l by tinIt.-r. I ' l l i l ip M u r p liv , Ivliiiuuil , ^ci»ii .i -iu of Kluii l lJ Soith-wii -k , K.-i|.. J.r., t\ilcr.-..a,. II.,u«!. Kilkenny, ti, Mart AnR.-M.-,l italic-liter "i tin: lati: Dain.-l Hiuitlmick ,' H-q., th« CotUJt,Kil.;r.-.. in- .

.luliu (,'.-i r.-<-, K«i., •- . Anna. .Miiri.i, * coml Jji nOitrr uf tiebwUob-rt Ti-rry, K»\., Imtli of Talluw , t-j uiity Waltrfonl.

April l'l . at tin- r,-iii|i'iicf of the briil- - j >.ircnU, Brmklyo.Ni-w York, t'n-l-rirk Thnina> , t liinl win uf Mr. Joha Ito,M.,ry l».rnu-:h . y.i.-.-ii 'i. Uoimty, lr.-!:.ii..l, t.i .\Urtli». thiridaiii-literoi til- It.-.-. |l,,b,-rt "H. i:i.,rk.-, htu nf O.un'.y Cu'k -¦ Hi the ^tli Apri l , at tin- i .'.itholic i .'linn-li uf A. Finlar'?,

Cork , J.-imi--» .luliu itiilmnu.l , o( Kl.laua T.-rrac-.', Kinjt»»»,!.-!<!< -t !un uf Al 'l.-rui .iu kiiliiinnil , of flui.nii , t-z AÔCJ, youaj-•:,t ilaiiu- lit i-r of tin: lato Mii-ha ,. ! I ",nun, ..I I)-jbl ;n .

1) K A 1' I I S .iln tin: It li May, «!. h i ' tviiileiuv , l:.irrnnslrand-ltr«t, is

tbi.' city, f.irtilii-1 wit l i nl: tb- i:uu".:.ttiou-.if Uic holy L'atholitI 'hnrcb', Mr... ll..b. rl l .- iitlar . tin- W0..1I uilo ul HubertCilllar, KM|., Wiiti :rfi,p|, all.-r H t i-.lmu» illnis- .whicb tb-.b-.r.r willi t -xirinplarv j . i i t i .unan.I r.->t n'iiatioa. On the Kiin*t., l'.ii|iii"iii 1 Hin t -wi l l I l i .-li M.i— wen! otten-1 "P for b««.-lz-r«.vl ri-/»»i-iii .1'J. 1'Mrirk • fj Di.'lir irburcli , »t wbicit«f.illuwinx i-l.-r,'vini i i i.iliuiat i .l — lt«-v. lir,.r(C L'ommini , t.C.eel. brant ; Ili'v." \V . fin-Ian , lU-amii ; U.-v. I1. Kcun.-Jy, i»Vdi a.:uu. TIIL' (.illuii .ii^- BIT,- pr.--,-nt iu tbu choir—Run. r.K.-ut .St. I'iitrii'k' ii ; Tb.,ioa.< M».liaii . I '.X'.., Monnjwr,cointjW.xlor.1 ; Vi-rv Itov. .lam.' .- l.'li'art , II 1) , I'ri-îilenlSt. Jol"<(•..IL-tf i- ; It.it .-*." fi.-rs.- I'mv-r. I'mf-s-iiriln . ; II01KT 0'RiM*=.do.; 1'. ltyim , 11.11., Ailni. , Tr iui tv Witlun ; Hubert Pomr,c.l'., ilo. ;' 1'. Xolau , Ailm.. ; T." Mc 'ini th , C.C., TrinityWitlmiit ; Vf . yin-aly, I ." r ., .In . ; .1. IMii lan , .-I. Ji.bn '< CollW!ScWil ; J. iMivrliy, W. I'lii.-lau, M. Kcotiin; , J. lirenun , ».Ilimni '.-it , W. Hrimiu - , It. flmw.l.-r -i . A fb - r the certmiEyfri.-miiiii.-iV.-ri- inti-rr.-.! in .<t. .Mary's l.V-nli.-U-ry, Kuoctboj--II. I.P.

April .'., .1: >Vw YnrJi city. Tli-.iiw- Hunt , a -J <5yan, >nalivi: of tlio t-uunty Waterfonl.

.M»n:)i LI), ul .Sau Frnnci.111, i .'aiifoniia , ThonlM rUrl'"'IIRII I :B, a iiatiti - of Tniraon-, county »'»ti-rfo_rj ; anil Sr.i}».Murray, u -.-il iln, nl-o u unlit,: of tin- enmity VVatt-rforil.

Apr ' .(n, at;J.', .Uawzr-Mn.-Kt , Hi-lcnn Jf. I.inilsay, dta?™*of tin: lttt. Win. I.iu.Uay, I'hlnititn \V.:.<li>yao Miuiato, y tviffc nl, m;«l I7v i 'srn.

M.iy .1, siiilik-uly, of .li-. -Me of tin: licart , at Ibc Georgl How,Limerick , Mr. Jnmei Keating, H w.-'l.known comoicrcUl tr1"vrll .-r, falbi-mt l)r. Kcatiu^, fonur-rly of Kilmea.li'0 uiiptu«7lW«t«rford .

At tho Abbey, Kniiisoirthy, tin- refiih-ncc of hi* falier. "tt8fA. Sinnott , KMI ., uf I'rnviiU-ucp , llhr«le Iiianil , U.rf -A -

At )ier rt-siil i-'iiiv, Willimu-itroi-t. Mr*- Miuuett.On thi- 'J7th of April , nf i||9nvii- o( tht- hrart, »l S*"0*0!

Snulh Wuli *, llr. Win . Iiarr, builder, acwl SO.

iJort Jlclusi—J3aH0a^\ It R 'I'D

3r<) — limit \\ i-sti:rn, a, IV-arn, Milf.ird , g c.¦»cli — Auujc llowlmi , KroiM. lr|i>uct-*tz.-r, s a l t ; Mirt JUjJl

Silllivati , l.-anlill , mala ; Matthew Owen , Matth,:"', fr***""Kn».> , inauuru ; Snulh of In-taiul , », 1',-arn, Slilfonl, I ' lC'lo<lii|{li, Kurrcst, Xrath , roaU.

-lib— AuMui'o, UII I H rti , Luuilnn , mninire ; Etclioa, AnliMz'iNcwcaiitli:, c.j;ilrf aud niauiir.: ; Mary Currau, WhelftO, NfWP0"*c»aN.

<!th—Towaril . 5 , iiUv.îi« , u r ; MalakoS, .«, Tram, MM"1*If « ; Gipsy. 5, Hnrn> , f.ivi:r|H>ol , g c • .Valley, IVddoo, Doof1''vnu . ballast ; II. I'nrti-r , 1,'iitiw , Ardn.«aau, Cork, ooal« I <*"'li.leiio- . Juna. . Uitlway, 1.IH.-I- IHJO1, piiw.wd ; Maria ami BI<t'lialnav , j ritwixsl.

?th—irivat W-H.-rn , s. lv.iru, Milfi.nl, g e i BajiotjiM,Orion, Maruinop..li . wheat ; Mu«an * Ann , lUrkmray, f*11

^railway Hlii.|«:r« ; (.'uMiiiiuoiibiu. l.iuu, Truon, cu>J»i Jo""*1-. Davis , llrL-tol, go.

Slh—Simoiit-tti, MiirLimiuoli. wboit ; Oroit WesMro, hililtord . K C .

*th— .Ski-rrjf on.-, 1'ila.ûw, g c ; Anna Iltlto, Ayr, eoaU.

S A I L E D .•"Jrrl—E-Mr-tonu , t , \j »u\m, IVariwr. >: e i R»» HarAjj.

Carnarvou , Adaui , bnllast • Undauntfi1, HwauK-a, HolnuV"'la.t; Melinn, Harrow , Vm.Ie, pilwood i Ana Inipatc, Bar"1!yiiimi , ]iitw .«»l ; .Malafcu/f, 1, Milfonl , J'mrn, s e.

Ith-lticliioom) , Wcifonl, ConuiTS, imu ; Kate, Donoaa*Cnrrati , ImlL-L-t. •>.

Mb -!>.i|IH,u , l.'anliir, niwanll , pitw.ioil ; Snrall Dijon, ^Bnrvan , linuly, maiie ; lireat Wpatern , », Millord , I'mro,!

Z.-phyr, «, Uvi-rixol , ll 'Ualuld, B 0. . t-lid,lith - Ti-inp. »t , Iliirniw/Uinbcrt , pitwool j South of Ii«»»», Milford , l'eiiru, g c ; Lara, >, Drijtol , Cofioy, g 0 ; Toitara.1lihisôw , i» r, -

7lh- (ialata , « , f;lai.-oiv, Iti.bcrUon, s <¦ i VolutilU, W" 'H:ittn« , iiiitvoiy) . MaiakofI, «, Milfunl , l'eorn, g c| Gi|Wi»Lir.-rpK>( , Huru.- , tc, . . . tjizt,

Klh- l ' nii£d):m-c liiUway, Joa« , pitwoud ; Maria and u*"llaluay, pitwuo.1 .

ftli-Jolm and WiUiain. DanearMa, maijc.

LOCAL RAILWAyTBAfFIC.F-r the Week ending Friday, May 2, 1873 _

Wau rfonl Limrrick Lmerick ^ . g

..ptll). j OJWB. ) »P"°- • ° °-JjS.

&.f&.. Ww . !.M j* ! i« j i;b1j a l5»lGoixlu.CiiUli: 'JS0 11 ill" s i__" \ — "\T.tai ...:«l2* 10 Bto ID sh» « *w ^: «

PHKUMI N' Al lYNOTICE OF SALE

.47 - S.Yflir H I I . l, CO. K1LKEXSY.To in: sou* nv AV CTION , un FU IOAY , H ,P

(lib . I I - N K , at I I i.Vlnrk , t l i» f ) l *T - I ) ( ) ( > l tPltOl'KKTY. Ti/.:-CArn.K , SllKKI', I'AKM IM.1'I.KMKNTS , riltUim:, Ac

Particu lars in future A dveitisrnienf.Tlie Valuable l l() i ; .SKIH) l ,» I 'THX fTURB , CAK.

RIAC KS . IIOKSKS , Ac , will Im SOLD nbout lli o20th J l 'N K , of which dun notice- will be given

THOMAS WALSH & SOX , Auctioned *The Mal l . Waterford , May y, 1ST:* . H

M O O X ' S (.I I I A X f i f c S .Full Mi«.n-M"U.lay, VJt l i May n IS ii.rol.n-t (Jn - ir t iT—M m I.e.- , I'.Uh May H 0 a.m

*tEhc (udatccfor'b Jtctos." IIK JCST, 1SH YK.\K NOT."

FIJ I DAY KVKNIXi ; . MAY O, 1S7:.'.

W A N T OF WATEU.Xnw tli:it the i l ly weather lists full y set

in. slu'p 'K. "|"'r .s and travellers fool tho inconvc-nienrr < • !' dust y street.-. At con.siiWulili: costtlio ciirpur i iiinii are t ry ing In water tl ic streetsfrom il«' ' river ; lmi it can ho Jonu only par-tiall y in t i n '- way. liall y brickcn ami tins hi^hlevr'ls are .-eldum or never sprinkled, nml why ;J!rr.in»i" ii is ion dillieiih.and too far tndraw tlirwater f> th e hi j^h h-wls. In Dublin, Cork , liel-fast. Ar. t in ; -trci -i- ; are sprinkled from tlic mains(nr p i peM in every lucidity. This can only liedone where them is a proper water supp ly,li l i iulin ^ dn-l of ]iu<t. days, is another proof oftlicwii ni of a sullU-ient supp ly of water in the city.In dry weather in ^Vaterlbnl, t lic ,>cwcr.-i anmore ilii-t -lmli's. etiiit t ini; pois-oiiou.s odours, andLho wa'er-eki.-els iii' -t s ti l* t .lth !

P R n i K N T I A I . AS Sl 'UANCE COMPAN Y\\V p'.i ' i'.i>li in n - ir advert isinp ; columns to day

a tin.'.- " -:iri. -l;u- :i»iT report u f l h i s .succe.s.sfid andprompt i"a > t .'otnpanv. It has recently appointedfor t i i i> d i st r ic t a very inte l l i gent, and cfliciciiisuperin tendent in t he "person of Mr. T.H. -Mar-low, at present r e-idinu ' at 151, William-sired.Thr Ci 'i! .V.- M ,'.V Cu -r ttr says :— " Tlio l'ruden-liai A i -manee ".'"inpni iy. whoso nninui l lnoetir.™we rep or t " 'i la- " » t"k\ lias made its-elf ?» popu-lar liy i - !ii"d"- of t riinsai-iiii!; business, and hasattained -" di- t in; _'iiished a position amongst thulil 'i" otV iC '- of the roimt ry. tha t its progress andMain- may well claim th e attention of the jour-rm!i-t . At l l i " [» rind .»J ' i t . -• ineepti on—twenty-fin tr y .ir< :iu" tlio subjeet of 1 iIt: assurance wasnot ô thorou ghl y inidi 'i' .-Kinil as it is now , andthose wh" eotircivr -d t in - h ading idea of the.l'mdciuial. inn-: surel y have had u prescienceof its ile« :iiiv. Tin- lusuf tnicr Jirvunl observes:—•" The IViid ' -nl ial has plnn^rd boldly iu for thepopular clas- of business, seeing that there was[x/;h i!i":ii y to be mad(! and public services tohe rendered. Nol by any means neglecting theordinary branch, it. has added lo it the popularbranch, and with the happiest results. Startingwith the idea of nll' xiiig small assurances to theworking classes, it lias developed to an extentbeyond "ill experience , insomueh that there seemsto he K i> l imit t < > i ts success. A glance at theMWiUivl report just issued will show that , in tticordinary branch , 1 ,b8"J propot-als were acceptedlast v»:ar. assuring lho sum ol'.C2."*0',2.'!.*i, produc-ini* a new annual premium income of i.T.O:":'.¦Jliis i" si i foMantinl j imgress ; but it is in tlie in-<lu>tmi branch that tlic most striking resultshave tn be sought. There were 1!'0,7-19 new po-licies i--i;ed. representing a new annual premiumincome nf il I "•"',' '•<'.'. Tin; claims amountod to£|ot .o l l . 'Die annual Iprcmiiim income at thecloi.iM.if t!:c year was Wi IX ' W>, showing an in-cna.-e of £76,72"" over the income of the previousyear. This i-> Muneilmig startling, am) when welonk to the general results , and lho whole busi-ness of the year 1 rimsaeted by lho Prudential , wecan cpiile understand the natural pride and satis-faction with which the directors put forth thestatement."

TI1K NATI ONAL Ol'KKA COM PAN" *

Tlicre is now Ix.'ing y iven in Wntvrford a treat uf ntigh musical rharac tpr , oiie we are reall y grntilicil tiecu warmly j ij iprci 'iati 'd.ns its innuy cxcelleiit ieatunwthorouglily ini rit. The National Opera Company,prfo imiti!; fince -Mon ilay night , inclusive , al tliu

City Kali , am Mien ' rt'«iu(f ilmivin^ fasliionable ,crnwdril , nml iffli ghloil housus. Krum what , wo hadw:«l ami licsinl of this company clsewliere , we wornprpjiare 'l to receive one of no ordinary merit , lint il isonl y when »c IKIV O them in our midst , listuuin gdftlii rhtc 'dlv to tht -ircult ivated remlcriii ôf tho oj)fnisof ({'rtai comp'j .-'T-, thai we can fully realize theirmany c.'aims to public patrorj .i^'O. Jli thcrto unknowj ]in this citv , the company op'Mied tlu:ir visit umU'i*tl:(; t r v i ng obli ît ioii cj f as-Bumiii "^

that position

MiH'n^'.-l us to wliicli they fell they were e n t i t l e d ,hut one. nol to be f;ivon Ity rv Waierford audiuncewirhoii T .-ibur. 'K iM ;>r»î" i)):ii merit existed to sustaintl iif pj airn to jiuU.e favor. 'I'hal duly wan admirably[ if rtormuii on 0,v hhj ta of Monday ; llio success oftl. i- cuiiipaiiy wa-i vump hf ; tins lionse has bctrntl-.r .,n^t 'l i.i'.'li t l y -iuce. au"l the management , Messrs.J. Ni 'v i l l n , Dixon , and II. Walsham, have nbuin l .' intT K if f . to he j .-1-.-i t . f i c-.l at ll.u rusuli , so far, of the i r

Tisi t . 1 it' -" ej t 'rras arc i-xlr c indl y well put upon tin:

Hay. bnt.Ii us to s-ccnery an'l <lrr.-si:s ; wh i l s t .Mr.Wil i iam Stubb s . louductor , A c., p lays t l i u music

iaciil' nt i'i "•:ii-li opera , both on piano and harmonium ,with tlioroii?" :il/i)i:r.

Tlie "|KT:I I' . r t t . ""«ip i .u!ii(; !iiL 'lit was ISallV s admiri ' i l" r,ns> . < .f l .'a -l i le . '" 'I'he p int i- basnl IIJ .OII ilu:

t f lhrmh ai "t l .lvira ,<^ ii i ' ci i ol Spain , (•< l) u n .S..lia.<i i«» ,lthiin>: K!' Ciiiil- !, and , as ihry have uever seen each

OI IL.T t!." c>.'Vi»"iiV having been by proxy, Ihirc is

l .uci-i ;vi i / i i '¦• disûi-.v-i, ).i"iui.^s . ai.d joiii'ni -riii(rs,

t'.e two rl.: "-' p'-:s<j| ia^t .s IJI

i ln* aL-tuate ' i by a iksire

to ^ '.-e cue I. -..'l .'-r >.¦!:[(/> >¦ i);.i)tiai'", uiid certain uf thel" ii '-i- .\\r ni:ij: "- ' '- .' •' . by m i i t i v i s ¦if pci'Minal agîandisf-

mt iit. a: :!•'¦ i " ' -- ' to l. i .r uf l ibe r ty , it' not of life .

Y.'.T.r.i iif -i!!::" s li.e tliai:n:'i'r nf t h e I"'.i.-.i(i t " 1'o-e

of tV'I:.-," s. t n -r i : »!i l i .at of t l i " " Miil- 'ieer. The

pa.". .,f Kiv lr:! wa- -Untaii .e ' l by .Mdll "-. l.'ieauoi- T.ri ina

iu ;t manii'-T to JIK-VI- in h i r th" pnsses.-iiiu <•!' Iii^li

liiitrioui' : ai. 'l inu- ic i i l cai .abil i t i i •-- , ihowiii); ariclilr ru l iir a ie i l c-o><ti -:iiio voice. Her rendi -r in^

of " U!: ! w"-!.; I '.!.'• 1,'Uivu of Spain ," and ih': air ,"Tb: II I .BVI !.'. t ' i '.l ," wa" .-o ultraeiivc as m obli'h'i

her lo su 'imi'. VJ mi ci ¦- <<- . .Mi. U'al>li.un irulisuii

tl.u charac'.L-i o! .Manui - I t l . i : -MuS-lei -r admirah l y.ili.-ji!ayiL/ a :-i""-t f ii'ir voi .-"- . eul t ivat .-d , ani l

look:!.-; ll'.i: par: !¦" as-.im<"l. ll> : « .< j ianicular lyattraciiv.! :ii - 1 ai:i a M t i l . -t i ' - r ." and evoki-d imieli

»pp!:iu»i.- it. !li '- i'.i.'i'.-r. ';L; "f t h e bal!i.d , " II was

llatk ati 'l fam- -h:i: t . -t i .pu-d Tl. i e," th .- '.-n rl i ' iM-i-

ca.Sh. ',- Millie. T. lin.- , ai. il h.n.self to the Jot ii i i^-n at

its <'i.Oiti g, a i-".ii:|' .'uii "-iit fn-' |ui"tit 'y r<"|« .K'-'l IH IA*"-

q'l' i.UT. M i . J. N ev i l l i - pl.ivi .'d ll.c part of i l in mrln-(Iranin ' .c vu.u. i , I I 'm I' l-i i i o". w i lh 1 liorouyh concej i.

\\,,n (Jf it , d iyp lay ii.ir I.is fiM: bant ' -i i r voice»iili so mac!. i- 1'V.-i t in ilv .vlmired solo, ¦' 'J'linii};h>'ortQ!.o o'er Mi" darkly I' rown.-. as t 'i provoke a

nj.dtmaiid. His " l l a ik , l,ai k '. m' t i i i ijU * I hi ai ,"

w.-ui cf|ually ¦ tl. -t. i iv.- . Miss Ada Carclli iva n u very

|ii'ju.Miti< ll'j in.a Caimen , l<uth in actint f and ap|>rar-

aiiU.:, and aan^ h i r pans very tasteful l y. Mrs. IJixuii

was a pj v\ I JUC I H-M r.il:iir.iv:i , wl i i l a t Mr. C lll y i l iui»a8 in i rth -cr i -a t i i g a* li,,n Kluri« , thu minor part? , hyMr. F. l), .\on a- iJon Saliast , ami by Mr. Hodden as)'al<ii. , \H.:II U li i .i - iJ elh ei ively . 'I he i-n i in - i.p'-ra ,

from tus '. to lii r f , was inmt kU '.-ct.i'.ifuJ , awl, at tunes,tvi,kiM , iu u.-1 - ..ii. par ts ol the house, t in: laoHi-iuo* ra:.*v, i 't.i:r, - >:-.:rut.ivt l\ .i-kl. i b i l t t l th-t i ^hl.

Tlji i Op'j rit '.i. Tilts-lay n'i ^lit wa- t h ' .- i i i ip ^ .-r isl iabli :

" l.a >oii-..at:.b:.!;i," \vi,:i:ii w:!i ":v- r rcudi.-r lii': i.ameof in co:i:p'j v.-r . l!i:!:ii. i , i l '. u^ i i - . u s T!« plot '.f t l .u

'j [»-ru ia ti.a!." l< - ' l M. th i : r:t ui- '- .".- .-s j .-sd- .u^j - ol Klvii .o.

t m '.-ifJi Coo.'ii f .'v'lo.'pi.'- .. wii ' » r<-uiuis l.ninu j ust "¦¦<

tLc roi!!.i-r in MI ti. ": ev uf mamai!'- wi th A m in a .Tl.i; latter ap|j ' !i! .H II , the ( ' " ¦nu '.'s l.i 'l -l ' i ' i ln ir. a >:nm<ifw,iMianil ,!.:;-m — '..-hci- t l . < " t i t l e of t he i,w m. As

'¦

raii.n , >'.•!.;•¦. 'I . - Im:. . l i -p h i y < ' l L- VI - II more voual andht tuionicpr .vi- t !.;ti. •.!. M.'i.'la .. i.i«hI , particularly'AHnal/u !n tin: s.l-i'p ii.K Jtui.e in t in ; (' ,,111,1'scl'ami.er, .'.tr '.'..•'- [¦ .-or.!,', " Scirc- eonM I ln-b-vi .Tt<»," U"i»if h i l i- c i ' l ' d «''iii in ' I n - performance.M'.WiMuim ni-i.oni 'l t ic pan > .l K.u i.'i w '.lh t i i u ' l isliilay . Hi", voi al powi-i.- wen .' i i :ni :ukable in lii.idu< -- twill , Amira . wh' -i e h" ¦-»' ."-'. " Take iiow t l , i >Jfii.g ," Lii - Al. i^. I. ".-! N "W ," as tvi - :l a, " .-.".i ; i -i'"'¦li tl y ,*' %\Li ':ti :,'¦ i;nl I". ie|»::il , bej li^ ve iy s-.M- '-llviiinl lai<! i " fni lr f>.roii. Ai'ain ii": li' .i.'.i - ;( \U- i-vn-ing win: uUiiLi-i) l,v M il . '- Ti ' ima an-l Mr. WuNhau i ,t b i K i i m i " , l,",w"-vi "> ,'l oM ...il by M r . Nevi;; ..., i|i.si rvci | l yaiiniin-il as I j .ui .t Uodu lpln- , ln -in ,; p a n i u u l a i l y ell'ee-lift ia liii ri. i. il< 'i ' i i . i ; ol ili i- p ' ipui i i r .-oni.% '• A» 1 viewIli(j .>u .SCL'L'-S >'* r'l iarmi'n:,'.

1" - 1' - I > I .\T »? J W:I H ty . od :i*M e-iuu, at.I .Mi:* I :it...i much adiiiMe' l in l.i.-a. andllr. Dirila- »va.j a ea ie lu l Sonny . Tl.i: musica l'ccompiiumirnli were e"|-ially i-up ori' .r w i t h thoî ; ofMonday i.i"Si.

Alter iLe |ii-rforiu.iiici: on the t;r.n ny li t , Mdl l e .Tclmi sanj f, « i i h impressive < I" • ¦<_¦ I , " Sh": Woi" a"•Vrcalb ol I'.u.-v- .1 ' c. in - lud i i - iimid in.boin.di"!"Ppiaoi-. TI,,. «i.,,;,. i ;i,;.-i. ..i « ; i i , ii. ..- i,,TO <.t"Wsd Kug Hal." I in Tii'-s"lav iiiy lii , Mr. .W-vilU-*JJ". "TU Vil iai-i- l!,acl. -mi i i i " \\:- f:l, ci- bei,,-

wug IVolauil ui.d l.i- '1 h u e JJaa-iiti -r.-," „, »|,;C I'I

81 ^''"VUtU-i nvLivvvd a yrwtt i r iumpl i bv hert'pilal ilinciug. *

"So6 C[*ra nu 'v-'-''i evi..y ni Vnt was |l.,ir,. s

MberatHo Uirl ,1' ,j |.iv , ,| |,t i,,:,. a i niuim.-d i,ou-i- ,•MkaiiMlic at en-ry .sjt.,,t.. V,< : •/.-..-is of il,/, op,.,-., is|*J k

Of tLo ''mt-l'Ur i . f (. f l i n t Ani l i e i in , »h,, isjwn bj fe gip8c}Sj unll ,,,, r, ,| i)V ,!„.„, >,Ll . uuwasUl»l. »3 » gipsy , to TLuddeue, a cip.y, but

heforo mairaKo lier father drscovcra hor by certainmarks, and toko her. Sbo is true to her iovo ; thoallier ,H incxornble, but eventuall y, Thmldcus nlsoturns to bo noble, nnd nil ends happ ily. Mdllc .K-lmii ia truly impressivo aa Arliuo .nnd Jlr. WnlBliii m¦« cqunll y so as Tliaddcus. Somo of the passages nroby both brain -full y rendered , and .vnrml y app lauded.As Count Arnlicim Mr. Xevill o is very effective, andso is Mr lil yth o as Uovilshoof. Tho minor parts arci-11- .ctivciy fill ed. The opera concluded amid cntl insi-risnc npplausc!, .-mil another call before tho curtain.-Mr. Walsha m eang, " Tho Anchor 's Wcijjlic.il ," with«reat power and effect , and supplemented it with ,llio Harp that Ouce," most deservedly applauded,

lho afterpiece of " Tho Rivals" was reall y rich ,Oei trade (Misa Carelli) nnd Peter (Mr. Dixon ) l>arti-L 'Ularly so, tho app lause with which it went otfreminding us of tho success it was mado hero hy tliolheatro Koyal Dramalio Company, our ever-juven -csccnt fticud , Mr. Samuel Johuson.

liiisl ni ght , an cimall y crowded nndience witlithoso dl prcccdinu iiiff hts enjoyed tlio boatifid oppr:iof " ilaritnna ," tho work of that distinguished com-poser, nnd native of this city, lho late .Mr. V. Wallace.The opera, ia of tho timo of Charles II of Spain , andintroduces iutri gucs of Charles , who is iu Iovo withMnritana , tho (juccn intriguing with tho 1'rimc-Minister, Maritau a loving nnd being beloved nt thetimo by Don Cesar do Kazan , who ia under sentenceof doath for hj iving broken tho monarch' s edict byfighting n duel in Hol y Week. Tho piny charming lyilcvelopcH itself through tho progress of thosoplotting:!, Mdlle. Tohm heing |particularly tellingnnd taking as Maiit rui .i. llor sing ing was intenselyrrl fchcd , nnd warmlo applauded. Hc-domamU had tobe submitted to , too heavy a tax upon tho kindnessof this accomplished artiste, tho eanio being called forfrom Mr. Wal.sh.im, whose realization of the characterof Don Cii'sar was thoroughly edVclivo. Mr. l'lythowas n cap ital Charles , und Mr. Dixou erpiall y so antho Miuistrr. Tins opera was osceeding woli putupon tho stage , and was highly successful.

Tho opera, to-night will bo •' I .urlino ," another ofMr. 'Vnllacu 's great works, nnd , no doubt , will boplayed before a fashionable nnd crowded houso.

L O C A L I T K 11 S .M AY 1'AIK .—The May fair, on Monday, despito the

fact of tho weather iu tho morning being severe , waswell supplied with all kiuds of stock , and u brisk ba-silicas was tnwisacted by an early hour, l'rinin fatbeef was rather limited iu supply, and averaged 70s.per cwt. Milch cows brought from .1! 17 to Sl\i\i. Jlr.Ahcarne, of Dunmorc , sold a very fine cow at 2(1, nndMr. Murp hy, Killure , mid three for .L'j K Two years'old heifers sold largel y, ehicUy for .shipment ; theyaveraged £15 ahead. A Bristol dealer , a 5Ir. (' oskin ,purchased a hundred at that figure. Hulls of thnsame age were senrco and in demand. Wo saw OUR

fiir whteh Clo W.-VH a.-ked. Three years' old heifers,iu condition , averaged .C-0 a piece. Springers weroin request at . f IG to H I S n huad. Numerous F.ilcs inihis class were vA ' etcd ; amongst, others , CaptainMcCrath , Tramotv , sold three for 117 ; Mr. Strang-man , livo nt .I'M", and Jlr. rieming, Kilmoadcn , fourfor i'fii. Tlio average pi ico fur yearling bullocks was£W\. Yearling heifers went nt high prices. Mr. 1).Cullinano bought ten at .CSU ; ilr. M. (limit , Duncan,non , sold live lor .L'H ; Mr. N. llall y, tbreii for il.ll,and Mr. J. lloga n , Mull iuavnc , niim for ,t7'.'. Messrs.Cusuy and Co., Jlowe , Fitzgerald , lleney, ami Dobbyn ,Waterford , bought largely in the several classes,chiefl y for export. Neivl y-dropped lieifer calvesbroug ht- tho Tery hi gh li guroof from U2 to X'3, nndwero much looked lor. Sheep were much in demand.Jlr. K. Tower, Ponerecourt , Tramore, Bold n lot ofhoggets nt from .Vis. to 5Ss. ; Mr. (irainger , i'iddown,somo at 57P. I.atnbs suld utironi -Us. lo ',l\)s., iT.uttonaverug ing 7'd. per 1b. Store pigs sold nt from -f Os. to~>V.i., nud bunhnin.") nt from ll«, to k2Ss >. This boiog" hii-iog fair ,"' llicro was coiwiderable stir in the labormurket. Workmen were taken ut from i l l to Jllti ,and ongagemonts wero madi: wilh females at from£10 toJ CU .

iN qiKST. — K. N. 1'ower , Ksq., coroner, held an in-ques t yesterday, nt ll' o'clock, at the Milfnrd Hotel ,Lonibard-Ktrcet, on view of tlio body of John Com-inius , a driver in tho employment of ilr. James Scott ,upholsterer , JIall , who met his denth at Neivrathin tho manner disclosed by the evidence. Tho follow-ing jury wuro sworn : Messrs. Samuel Allen , foreman;Thomas McKennn , 1'. 1) . Clancy, (i . (i. Short , l'iersel'ower , L. Vanccsbeck , J. JJacimeK , J. Corlett , J.Kllis , tlan iiM Kennedy, W. (iallag hur , M. Jlartigan.Mr. .lames Scott , Mall , deposed , tho deceived was inhis em]>loyment as driver ; thoy wero reluming fromKilmacow to Waterford , deceased driving ; they hadgot about forty or fifty yards over tho level crossingof lho railway, going slowly ; just ut that momentthere was a sound ol a railway whistlo , ut which thomarc stopped short , and that second Commins fell ou*.on his head on tho mail ; deponent gol out as quick nspo-sible , und fouud the poor man dead , as ho believed ;ho loosened thu mare , ami went for tho pries t anddoctor, but, wlicn they reached Commins, bo |w«fldead ; Cuiniuiim fell with the reins iu his hand , whichkepi the maro from running away. John .lackson ,gatemau at tho crossing, dt'posed ho saw .Mr. .Scottuud liin man passing in the car ; lie, immediately lifter ,ou guing into hia bouse, heard a call lor hel p ; became out ; heard Mr. Scott calling for assistance ; dc-penent went down , «aw thu man ly ing ou the rea l,and hel ped to carry him over to the ditch ; ho wasthen dead. Mrs. Catherine Cronin depose.'!, slio wasiu her own houso at New rath, on Wednesday, whensho heard .Mr. Scott ci'ting Tor 'ic 'p ; she ran oat andcalled Jlr. Jackson (last wilnoss) ; they weul. down toihe spot , and found the man on the road , to thij bestof her opinion , dead. Jlr. Jackson : This occurred atubuut ten ininuu-s to one. Tlio jury found a.s th eirvvriiicl , thai death was accidental , by decoiuud fall-ing out of a, ear, at Newratb , on thn 7lh of May. Thediii.MRil, who bon: nn exceeding ly good character iuevery respect , wan connected for many years with tliostables of ihe lir.i>erial Hoinl , in tuis citv. A vorvn-markable feature , indirectl y connected with thissad case, is the fact that , ri ghteen yeors ago, hisbrother , then in tlie employment of tliu same estab-lid iimenl , was drowLftd withiu twenty yards of thi:very spot where poor John ('oinmins w;n killed onWednesday . On that occasion tho brother was driv-ing the omnibus to tho hotel , from tho dieii stationat Duukii t , uf the WateiTord HIK! Ki 'kenny railway ;the ruiid ", from excessive rains , were deeply Hooded ;tin: 'bus , by .somo mischauce, was overlurned just att his sji 'j t , and lho puor driver was unfoitunatel yijn>ni) i . il.

Al i -II'lN III VKUV VAI.I A III.K l'KKMISK S. -Wo WOlllddiri .-cl particular attention to tho imporiuntKal e , ad-verti.- id fur llfiiiday lic.vt, at Messrs. Walsh's sales,rooms, in this city, of tho very extensive premises,situate in l'atrick-street , in which the lain Aid. T.Murp hy rarri '-d nn , for many yoars, tho tobacco ,soap, an d can dl e tmdus, for which busioess the con-cerns were oii ^'iua'l y laid out 10" years ago, andweie re-built by the kite proprietor at a Cost ol severalth 'j usand pounds. We believo there is not a lineruslablishiii " nt in In lmid , having tho advantage olentrance in two streets , extending from 'ircat toLittle Patriek .sueet , and Cusllu-Mnxt , and possessingall ibe requirements fur iininediatel y t.'ntering uponih' . business for which it was constructed , or convert-ing to unv u .Hi ; reipiiring largo nccoinmi«lation iu thel,.-a l ,u-ii*i':ss part n f l In; city. The part iculars o fth isiui]i ' irlanl sale , which issuru to attract the attention:>f many piirchaserH , will bo fouod in our advertisingL-olumiis.

Oil M I W .irnuoKii FA I H S .—It "ill be mvn , by ad-ve rt i -em e ii t , thai aiii 'j ng.'l the many fairs in ourc.iiniy, Tallow pmp' im s t<j havo in future OLU every-oi . nil M",i.<lay in i hi! month, tho ll'th inst. lx-iu^;ti.v d fur the next. 'J'U IIDW has lung enjoyi .'d mi excel-I I:I , I lepuiuiion f"i' iu butter market , and , from thefide , coimtry illKoiJiidi iig thai tuHn , we fuel confidenttin- establishment uf yein ral fairs will be attendedwith marked success .

I it I -11 Al i l l .HV. —The filasgow .V'»"- llriliA lX iil y.l/.p i/ records tho extraor dinary success of a youngstudent , Mr. llenjamiii Conn Coslollu", nephew ofJohn I,. Conn Ksq.. uf Mount Ida , co. Kilkenny , at ttioexaminatio ws held in tho University last week.'J'hii y'imij; geiillemuii , nlicn in the Hith year of hisii^-e, woo the " I'orfar JJurs :iry "n cry A' .-i/idistinctio n ,iisvr i- 11 ai d« '.'•' one, /'or it was founded in the year1717 bv t f i ' : Ciiiinte.-i uCFurfar. It is ufmn ton l l Scol-land , und is held wi th its emoluments for fuur years,bin it wmilil appear that at the lute hOsaion , Jlr.Cuslrliu has ."-huiie with sti l l greater brilliancy, , andhim become '|uiio u lion in (iist sguw , owing to hismarvellou s ncliicvemeiils. lie has been rewarded tb«" I .uke Hi storical I' ri/.e" fur an examination of,' "i cii ' lit lirc c -k and Itomnt i History "--•" the Ituclianiui•' Culd .Medal" MI th..' Mora l Philosophy class, and the" Kxperiiiicn lid Seholarshi p" of I'ri i l 'ussor Sir Will iamThoinp Kun. I' ruvust Caird highl y coiuplimenU d him- in d him in tho public addrtv .*, when closing then .->iun tL.il he was " deserved ly l-j adisl with litnors ,'and tiilli the other professors strong ly recommendedhim to go at onco to Oxford , and our readers canhardl y tiincy that such n ilistinguislad carter couldbe ciiiniuciic iMl by a young lad in his "Ktb yenr.Musi sincerely flo"we congratulate him, hia family,and his popular uncle , on hw success, ho ereditubh) tohim , tu them , and to niii country. - -Cf >v, sj. ;wlmt.

SluM: Tl llniwlM.. —Siib-Cunslublo .lell's, n very es-c-e llei it , and unas.-uming officer , wliilt -t leaving llit il.ice-couiie , at William stown , on Friday evening, inplain clothed , got a fearfu l blow iu lho left eyo froma fe<:liu« uf iiialiuious ruveufe'f, bf a youthfu l rn llianiiiiiu ed IJoiiov .-m , a linker , from llarraek-alreet , whomhe had , a oliun timo before, in custod y. Thu ruthlessa-^Mlant made guud bis tscape, whils t Jeffs was assis-ted home. He i- , we ure glad to learn , going onfavorably.

Nh «- J' ob -i AMI I'-i iJ - i iiiAi ' ii Urriu:s.—A liui'-c¦ ,n the corner of l'ranci.s-street and iially hrickenlii-ren , lms lii'i n tiikcn for the new pi.^t mid t<-legrap h oflites. A rraugetnc.-iits iire lieiiiff Jiia''' 1!tu i. p- ii it i t i ini '.iliatc ly lor business.

W HAT is TH - . CA I' SK ?-0n Wedneiilny therewen- > ; l p - r .-'ins in our Kf-ver 'lnsp ital.

I I K A V I F.M .I. IN K I TTKK . On .Monday but te rtell hs per cwt . in t in ) London market ; and onTiii-il.-iy it h'.'il l "s- in - l l i« Wnlerfuril market.

T I'IK'l.A n: li .M t:s,- -The name of Mr. Denis Kcegh

iyi . f^ iiny , win aecidcntall y mnitu d from tbo liiloft ho:.o in the 'itaud-'iouse at yui Into races.

"H OWDYISM ."TO TIIK KIHTOl! of THK .VKWs .

SIR —Tbo "roivdy description " which hns beengiven of what U nty lcd " rowd y aristocracy, " is BOinnccuiatn and hi ghl y coloicd , that , though slow tonot ion such matters, I doetn it necocsnry, (or thocharacter of our city, l u g ivo * fiat cortradiction toevery e-talcmeut. eonfninud in tho sensationsl writingof the " war currespomlcnt " of your dnil y cotem-pora ry. It is nol true , as stated , that "a do7.cngentlemen , in their drunken frolic, rushed into thoT.wvn Hall , and attempted to forco themselves intothe Assembl y lioom ," until prevented by Sergeanl-nt-Maco Mahony. Tho fact was that Jlr. J'u.Val hadaiinouuced his entertainment for that evening, buttho audience being insuffi cient to proceed , a dismisstook plnco ; and preparations wero mnking for closingtho Hall , when four gentlemen—nono of them amedical gentleman from Cnrrick , nor , anything like" raviug madmen ," an described—camo wilh tho viewof witnessing tho perfoimnnct ", and finding thatthey were disappointed , indul ged iu somo sifter-dinner prnukn , which resulted iu their being escortedbefore tlio .Mayor, who obtained from them tbeiinames, and exp lanation and apology having followed ,the chief mag istrate , in bis undoubted right to dis.poso of tho caso, then and there, if ho wero so in-clined , discharged them until called on again , ifneed bo.

It \s not tho fact , either , that those gentlemen thenndjourncd to a hotel , and thcro renewed their pranks ;that they went afti rwanls to another hotel , " andthcro indul ged in their riot with increased violence."All this , sir , ia the purest fiction , nnd libellous nn thegentlemen whoso names wero given to tho Mayor ,for they hail nothing wliatover to do with any dig.turbanco which subRei|nciitly occurred elsewherethan ut tho Toivn Unll. H is quite truo that anumber of gentlemen wero being amused by tho veryrational passtimo of Ringing in a room in a respect-able hotel in tho city, when) nil was going ou joyouslyuutil the ontry of a completo outsider , who soon tookHpon himiolf to mako a quarrel with a gentlemanpresent, ami thn result was, that tbo police werocalled in , and tho company was broken up, to thofloat injury of tho interests of tho hotel proprietor ,who sent for tho Constabulary, their efforts beingentirel y directed towards tho tranquilising of thoassaulted party, who foil very irato at tho proceed.ings of which ho was tho subject. Of course, alrace-times , peoplo who enjoy tho sport do not gnn.erally look ns solemn ns undertakers , and I thin);that , for tranquility and good order, tho city ofWaterford , during tho late CurrnRhmoro meeting,formed a remarkable exception. Thero wns no rio!iu tlio solitary in*tnnco alluded to, and thero wasno necessity for any nrrcct , therefore none weromade by tho police, who did their duty with greatgood temper , discretion , and eflicioncey. It is a pitythat exaggeration rtnd misrepresentation should bosent forth, calculalod to detract frcim the unparalleledsuccess at tending tho Cuirag hmoro Itiinl Itacea jand I shall only say , iu conclusion , th.it it i* earnestlyhoped by tho public that uncivil , intolerant , and ,abovo nil , belligerent propensities may never againbo seen in thn front , and to nchii 'vo Mint ilesirahlnend , it wunld bo well that a cei lain ofliciol , whetherhonorary or otherwise , should ruliro from tho prom-inent positio n ho has occupied in tho ring and outof it.

With many apologies for the leng th I havo writtenin your rospoctablo journal on a matter which manyfelt ought to bo oxpkunod , 1 beg to (subscribe myRol f ,with Hincoro thank x , A Si'f .'cr,iTo«.

Tho Mall , Watorfnrd , May 7, 18":i.

FATHER LUKE WA D!) I NTTO TIIK KOIT OII of TIIK NEWS.

DEAII SIB — In your last publication , you kindl yfavored us tvith an interesting biogra phical fikotch ofthe lifo and laborB of our great townsman , FatherLuko Waddiup, which , however highly it speaks ofthis celebrated reholar and divino , is short of whatother h'storian s relate nf him , for somo very rcspect-ablo writers nbout him and his times say, that sogrea t was his celebrity and such tho esteem for himby tho church , that, ho waB talked ot all over Christ-endom for tho l'opcdom on the death of Urban VIII ,and most probably would havo been elevated lo thatdignity, but that ho himself in ono of hisjourucyscast into thn sea tho papers relating to his appoint-ment as Cardinal— an act which should endear hismemory all tho moro to U.J, seoing that notwithstand-ing his intellectual ominenco , and tho friendshi p ofkings and;princcs, ho was all tho while a truo followerof the " humblo Francis."

Would it not be a gratcfol thing to erect iu thorecess just formed hy tho addition to the Francisca nconvect , some memorial to presorvo the memory ofthisgreat'miui, for it is truo to say of him, that howas the groalcst man Wixtcrford over produced ?

J.I'.

IS THIS PAIR l'l,AY ?TO T I I K KIHTIIK Of TI IK NKWS.

SIR —I ziotico in the Mail of this inornirjj, thai thereport of tho Town Council meeting, iu that paper ,is chiefly composed of ouo member's speeches—Iwould say about niuu-tciitlib' of tlic report ii mado upof his tpeeches. Is Ibis fair play towards tho othormembers, and tho public at large ?

Wuterford , Wednesday. I-'At x I'I.AV .

CITV •••'TTV SESSIONS— THIS D AY .liefiire the Mayor, Capt. Johnson, Dr. .Scott , ('apt.

Brenau .Ahl. J*. K. Jieid.TiMNsmi OF I.n -KNSE. —Mr. I . Thornton , solicitor ,

app lied for a trauHfer of licensii from the widow ofJohn Tower , of .Vi 'wjjatc -strcft , latel y killed in Jli gb-Ktrc et , whilst wurkiog as a mason , to .Ins.. Morris , whopurchased her interest 'ti it. ( ' ranted to next cession- .

i- r r . i . i r \Ns fix i. iidt , I K I I '.W .On last (rood Friday, Mr. 11. Keogh, proprietor of

thu Adel phi lintel , and also grocer and publican ouou the ( ' nay, had his grocery and spirit cxtnblishmriitopened lor the sale uf ^rucerie.t befuro two o'clock. Onthat occasion the charge w»s broug ht by Hi-iid-ciu-Etablo O'llricu , whoso evidence went ty the length offuy ing he w thi! picmiscs iiprn m hiil f-past ten inibo illuming ; went in to know if il wan a mi-take , andwas to ld nu , but that Mr Kr n^h had y iven I hem positive.iisir ucliuns not in sell any drink , and whilst he wasthen ; drir.!; was H-kcd fur by part ies whu were per-emp t f i t i l y refused. Mr. Keog h's defeuco uu thaioccasion was, that the hniisi; was open solely for thesale nf gruecries , ns was always his invariable rule on(ruu d Kiidu y, ari d the- mag isir.-ilcK adjourned thu casoin order to takn the opinion nf tlio law ndviser,whether a joint spirit and grocery est ablUluncn i couldkeep open uiid '-T Hich circumstances . The law advisersent down , as his opinion , thai , .s-j far as thelaw ITII< coucerh'-d , as app ly ing tn such casesthe whole issue depended ou a malter of fact , whetherlho bouse was opeunr not. fur ihc. salo of drink , andwhether Ihero was any salt: befo re hours , nnd thatissue tli" magistrates fhould decide on tho evidence.The carte now camo lip again , when tin: Head.con-stable repeated his evidence iu a very impartialmanucr, and .Mr. Keug h , by himself and twu assisi-ants , proved so conclusivel y that thero was no sMo ,that the mag istrates dismissed on the merits. Aathe opinion was utia on a public question , t lio re-porters uuked tn be illowed to put it before lho pub-lic , but tliu bench , through Ibo .Mayor, Kiid it WHS aprivate document , and could not bo given. Fullreport in our nexi

H.OYAL AUKICl 'I/ lTl iA. i SOCIETY'S SHOW.Tin; monthl y meeting of the Local f'omiuitteo wua

held iu the Council Chambcr ,C'ily Hall , on Monday lastThe III. Worshi pful St. (i . FK L K M A X , Mayor, in

the chair.Also present—'Messrs. J. II . Jones , D. I*., Congrevo

ltogur? , J.P., Kdtiiond Power , J.I'., Dawsou AMilward , J.I' ., Cnpl. Armstrong, .1.1'., lion, HOC ; I' .II. .Vcwcll, J.I'., I', il. Han-ou , D.L., Aid , Coiiimiiu ,Thos.F. Koilv , f.C, F. (i . Illoomliuld , J.I'., and It. U ,IlnburtB.

(.'apt. Thornhill, secretary 11. A. S., and • J. M.Hoyae , Ksfj., Kildarn , inspector uf the show yurd / wercpreseut , and having viewed tho grouuds , suggestudsonio alterations , which were agreed to.

Tin: )J I .VM:II *vn lhl.L.—Tlitwc very interestingmatters , iu connection with the Miow , wero undercunsideraiioii , 'tud it was dtcidud that the diuuer , atwbieb the /.urd l.ieuleiutut will be present, hlmll taku)ilace nn Wednmlay, llilh August , tickets not to ei-cced )L's. ti«l. each ; and that tho ball , "at- which theKarl and l.'uiint p s< Spencer will bo present , bo heldon the evening of t h e . l ,'ith August , tho price of thotickets to lie, fur gentlemen , l"<s ; fur ladios , IDs. (jd.

A contractor for fodder was ordered to be adver-tised for , mid the srcrcilnry was empowered lo makearrangements for ihu uecominodatioii of ZZ jud gep.amla registry of ludgingK for visitors is lo be kept attbo Mayur 'ri Ufu'ire, in nnlerthui ttceuratu infonnatibu ,as to price and locality, may bo obtained. Localcommittees , to usaisl Ibo jud ges, wero uominalud ,and tho proceedings leriaiimui'd after a long Bitting.

K I L K E N N Y CNION— Y BSIK RHA V .Present—JAM Ft Dm i.K, Esq., in thu chair, and

subsequentl y (iKolir .l ; ]{I A H I :, Esq., J.P . .1ISO pre-sent: ¥.. i. iltihi-r, J). .M'Oirthy, .M. Cnrroll , W.Comerford , W. O'Dunnell. l)rs. I'olter and Comeifordwen: also pri.'sent. Number of inmates in the house ,!i7(" ; last year , >io- . Cash in bank , .112,:HKI .

OiT-Dnnu K KI .I K I I I X T I I K lNi -HKA SK. - The out-doorrelief has now risen up tu JL ' I I 1 Is. pur week forthe whole union , being an increase) of X'3 per worksinci! last year on the city. Tho next rate, ow ing Inincreased expenditure in Mimbern , provisioiiH , coul ,ic, is expected to 1» a heavy one.

A Tl lAMOKK (' MM. IN SMAI.I. -I'OX , ANI I W EI.I.. —TliO

clerk (Mr MoloneyJ reported that n 'J'ramo/c (,'irl ,namid Hrien , recentl y admit ted intn hospita l infinal I pox , had been cured , when her clothes wereurdi 'iod lo be bu rned, und new ones provided, thcroarc but 17 patients in fever hotp ilul. —Adjourned.

— • ». ..1 l .o'iKiNi ; "I T ion N KXT 10I.KLTIOM .--M I-. A.Moore, who latel y proposed tin ; Sisters of Merryin ttll t -M'S in tho 1'i pperary union, will he. n etin-didate for Tippeniry tit . the next election.unlaid *w. ..j i J . . .

fni't STA .W.<H '»" ( u.M.i.vK— lhis evening ono ofthe ( "lj do htoamsbi ps bailed for Cork, with a Ui-gegomral c»rgo.

THK nOUI 'OKATIO.NSrKI lAf, A N D QI.'AIITKll l.V MKKT IN l iS—TIIR 11UTIKS Ot

f.AW AIIVISKU AM) TOWN Ct.KIIK— ( .OIU'OHATF. I.EA8ES—TIIK I ITV WATKK—MlS(:Kt,I,A.\KOL 'S MATTERS.On Saturday last , tho Corporation mot at twolvo

o'clock, i» thn Council Cbnmbor, City Hall, convenedhy lho Mayor , on requisition , to consider a complaintraist d by tho Law Agent of tho preparation of cor-rnrnto leases being executed by tho Town Clerkinstead of by him , nnd to mako an order thereon.Tho chair was occup ied byTho Ri ght Worshi pful Sr. G EOII OK KIIKKM AN , Jtayor.

There worn also j ircsnnt—AliliTtuon P. K. Itciil , J.l\ , \V.Joliuson, J.I'., C. ttcdimniil, It. (,'uokc, W. K. ComuiinA. Cnim-cillori : T. I'urccll , M. 0'Mrar.i, J. T. Hjvni , T. K. Kiilj , T. li.I'TOHsnr, .1.1'., W. KoMy, J. Ityaa (lirniiil-stri'i't), \\ K. Cumnin» ,I) . Kiirg li , C. Wliito , .1. 1". i;mvo«, J.l'., K. Courtcimy, T.riicliin , J . O'l'i i l iv , II. (Jiillwcy, J.I'., "I. J. Cor, T. Kilsnn ,J.lv , 1'. Mn.*i"v , iuul H. Mat.nn.v, with Mr. II. Hyan , citySii|MTiutriiiU 'tit , tout Mr. K. S. Kenny, Mayor's Sccrutai-y.

Tlio TOWN CI.KKK (Mr. .1. \V. Howard , solicitor)road tho rr ipimtioncouveniii g thomooting, wheroupou

Aid. CO M M I .NS inquired wns thoro not a resolutionof tho council authorising tho Town Clerk to preparoleases for tho corporation ?

Tho TOWN CI.KKK , in reply, road Council minutesof 12th Dccumbor, JS71, authorising tho Town Clerkto allix tho city soul to leases for parties whosonames wore enumerated therein , and thon stated hufonnd that resolution in existence when bo tookoffice/and acted ou it by prcpariug thoso leases inaccordance with its terms. Ho would add , it wasvery extraordinary that some of thoso ivlioso nameswero on tho rocniisition calling this mooting, weroamongst thoso who called on him to proparo thosoleases, and , indeed , tho language of tlio re quisitionho regarded us very insulting to him. Ho onl ycarried oat tho terms of n resolution ho font! in I IMollice, nud did not prepare any new lenses.

.Mr. I't'KCKM. said ho did not regard tho requisitionas, nt, all , insulting in its language to Jlr. Howard .Jlr. Strange, their Law Adviser , felt ho had cause tocomplain of n certain matter , nnd tho mooting wascnllrd only to consider tho complaint. Thero wasnothing insulting in that boing done.

Mr. "•'ISIIKU said thoro was not a word in thoresolution of Deeombor, '71, authorising tho TownClerk to draw thoso leases. It was only a directionto that officer to fix tho city seal to then?. In hisopinion , tho Town Clark should not bo tho party todraw tliosn leases ; in fact, thn touauts should boallowed lo chooso their own attornoy for tlio purpose ,tho lease, when no drawn , to bo submitted to thoLaw Adviser boforo being approved of by the Council .

Aid. COOK K observed that if any gentleman therohad doubt ou tho matter , thoy had only lo lookto what wns tho euurso of tho corporation for the pastsi.\ty years to Bet thatdouht. at once at rest. In everysale or lotting by tbo corporation, curtain cotul il ioiiHwero inserted that tlio Icasoor tbo deed uf sale shouldbe in tho hands of I ho town clerk, who wns to ho paidhis foes for preparing (hem. During tho fil ' ty-fivoyears that Mr. Tandy was law .adviser to the corpoi .ation , not a sing le leaso was prepared hy him ; allwns dnno by tlio town clork. If thoy changed thissystem fico what n condi tion thoy would get into.They appointed Mr. Howard town clerk on the lOtliMarch last , t t ith tho s.iino salary, the samo fees, tliusanio ciuohimeuth - a.s his predecessor, during tho willund pleasure of that board , and now, within s:-c wcekanftcr that appointment , they wero being called ou tudictate to Mr. Howard , and (leprivo him of sonicuf li's most valuable emoluments. llo would beglad to sco .Mr. Straugo town clerk if Mr. Howard wannot iu tho way , and if he was, ho (Aid. C'ooke) would(lieu , as ho iliil iiutr, protest a»;iinM any .meltpcccadiloc ns was sought tn bo committed , ono,however, which ho was suro would not bo sanctionedl>y that council . Thoro was not a geiitlenu"i therewho would gul ph down such a thing.

Mr. KKoiii t—Had Mr. lianon , whilst ho wns lawagont , anything in do with the drawing of thoseleases ? Aid. CookK: No. Xo ono drew them butthe lato 'own clerk , ,Mr. O'JJricn, up to tho time ofhis death,

M.woti—A correspondence ou this subject has beenput into my hands , with a'-erpicst from .Mr. Strangeto havo it read. If you desire it , 1 will now call outbo Town Clerk to read it (I.car , hoar).

Tho TOWN CI.KKK then road tho correspondence.The KrE t wns a letter fro m -Mr. Strangu to tho Coun-cil stating, that , owing to tho refusal of tho TownClerk to await tho regular meeting of tho Towncouncil , it becamo necessary for him (Mr. S.) to re-quest a special meeting of that body, to lvlmm toprotest against tho Town Clerk preparing corporatoleases.. Tho next was a lottor from Mr . Howard toMr. Sirangu to tho cited that , in what he wiis do;'igin respect lo those lease?, ho was onl y follow ,"ng thoprceden t existing in his office for over a hundredyears back , and ho would continue , to do so unti l di-rected otherwiso by the Corporation.

Mr. K KII .V—Were yon not called on by some ofthoso whose names aro nu this requisition lo preparethose leases ? TOWN CI.KKK : 1 wus. Mr. K K ILV con.tinned by Hay ing ho (lid not liku to int'j rfero in thismatter , owing to his connection with tho Town Clork.but ho would just remind the council tt iat the IJUOS -lion of tho duties and emolumont.3 of thoso olliceriiwasbeforo tho Law and l*iniinci< aCouimittvo to considerThat body had not , as yet, reported ; they would <l«so al the council on Tuesday, and, until then , ii wouldnot, lie fair to eomo lo u decision.

Mr. Sr t iAN UK hero oxnressed a wish (o mako anexplanation , uud Mr. Hou .Min said if tbo privil cgovas accorded to Mr. Strauge , ho would claim lh( !same indulgence, but lho M A ion met both requests byRay ing it was not necessary for either to do BO, at. allovunt .-*, ut thai moment.

Aid. IlKi iMoMi said ho signed lho document , con-veiling I he present meeting, but without tho sli ghtestiutenlio n , whatever , uf giving insult to anyouo (hear ,hear , frum Mr. I' lircell). He signed the paper merel ywith n view of havi ng tho malter discussed , ami setright for tho Katisfaolinn nf all partios concerned. Itwas said that some of tin ' parties signup thu rei|iiisi.lion had previousl y called upon tho Town Clerk toprepare those leases. II tbiu was tho caso In." (Aid.K.) was not ono of I hose wlm did so (hea r, hear).

At the call uf I ho meetin g , thn Mayor had thn re.solution read of Dei-ember, 1^71 , iliri -cting this dulyto be pi.'rfiiini iMl. It was moved by Mr. Mnekey, andseconded by Aid. Jacob , that lho Town Clerk boauthnrisi . il lo atlix the city seal to leases lor partiestherein named , in pursuance ol' rcsu/utiort. y ol' meet-ings ou August 17 and November 1.

('apt. JOHN SON reminded the council that , at thotime those resolutions wero passed , tlio late TnwuClerk wus tho ollieer who prepared thoso leases ; unuioof them wen; in process nf preparation, and all ofthem ought in have been livfuru tho council for ap-proval before now. The present town clerk , in tliocourse ho had taken , had dorio no more than what tin:late town clerk was ordered to do, ami whatever dis-cuss ion now look place , should be couliucd to thosoleases, and thuso onl y (hear , hear) .

.Mr. I' ISIICU — Have no Ica-e.i but those been Kentout :- TnttN CI.MIK : Nn, and but ono of them.

Mr. W ILSON Kiid lho idea he had when signing lhori 'i|uisiliuu wus , to havo a settlement made, of diller-eiices arising between two gcntluini 'ii , as to tin: dutiesof Uti 'ir respectivo offices, to wl"ch they had beenrecently upppo 'ntcd , uflices formerl y lillcil by uneindividual. In lii.i o{nni (m , t/te proposa l m:i'lo hy Mr.Str.uigo was a very lair one. Jlu said , let all tliu lawbusiness bn donu by tho law adviser ; let then ll.i:duties uf tho town cleik be defined, and if hi ) befound with an iusullicient salary fur their perform-ance, let him have , an addition put to it, HO as to full yand fnirl y eompensnte h im (hear , hear). A praclicuwas .stated to exist in tbo gr ;»ntiup; of thoso lenseswhich struck him a.s unfair , and thai was, that nilwho wished tu have a leaso frn m tho cnrpoi-alionwen: bound tn have them prepared by the lato townclerk , who was also law adviser. According lo thatrule , if Im (Mr. W.) was about , to become tenant totho corporation , ho would he bound tn lake thnpreparation of tho lease from his own Holioitor , Mr.I'ohhyn , and p lacn it. in tho hands of tho ollieer oftliu corporation. Ho conceived thnt a pa rty susituated should beat liberty to employ what solicitorho pleased , the lease to bn subject lo tho approva l feeof tho town clork (hear , hear) , ifo considered thatthi! respective duties nl bolb officers should bo definedos speedily as possible.

Aid. K KM > said ho was ono of those who requestedthe town clerk tn preparo his lease. It was ii leasotwo yea rn in iibi>y:inco in tho preparation ; ho wasmust anxious to obtain it, nml requested Mr. Howardto prepare it for him. Mr. Howard said lo him atthe time , " if ymi order mo to prepare it for you , 1will ;" he (Aid. lieid) rep lied , " 1 do order you ," andit was done. Towx Ci.KltK : Yes, I said so to you.

ilr. I' I M I K U moved that thu tenants in future boallowed lo emp loy whatever solicitor they pleased ,tho leaso tu bu subject to the approval of the lawugent, und then to pass tho town clerk, but thoM AMI K said Kuch it motion was out of order, as th erewas no mention of such a subject i'i tbo rnpii sitiun.The. rei|uisit 'on said tlio meeting was to consider tho¦ ItU'Klioii of thui-e leases, pending the decision nf tin )council on tho entire question. That boing no, suchu motion as Mr. Fisher 's could nut bo put lo thopresent mooting.

Mr. Co' Mr NAY haid ho would movo that all leasesand nil legal dncuinentB should be Hubmitlcd .lo tholair udriscr hrf orr imaain" tbo will.

Mr. ( i i tAVKs hoped they would nol loso morotime uu thiH subject , and that lliey would coniu toKoine decihiun tlutt. day.

Mr. K K I I .V —This question hns been referred tn thol'inauco and Law Cuminiltee , and are wi; going tosupersede idem by taking il out of their hands P

Aid. CU M M I N S —Thero will bo a report from theFinance Committee on Tuesday next , and thut willbe ihu timo lo discuss this cju cHlion.

Mr. KKn i.ll requested that lho rosnlution appoint-ing Mr. Howard tuwn clerk might be read , whichwas dune. It WHS moved by Air. II. SI.A I T K H V ,seconded by Cupl. .IniiNtox and ITKO I VCI!, that Mr.¦I. \\. 'Inward be appointed to the. samo ilutie? , andtn tbo Eumo i.'iiiol cntH as worn discharged andreceived by Mr. John O'llrien. Mr. K KUI .II thenarguiKl Unit no chango could bo mndo in cither thoduties or tho emolument *1, except on a notico otmotion , and in that way onl y could tho preparationol ibo leases lin taken from Mr. Howard . Any othercourse would bo illegaV.

.Mr. U KA VKS aBked what power had tlio council tocompel Ibo tenants, when taluug "oason from tho

corporation , to etnp luy tho solicitor to that body ?It was a power which ho would disputo if ho wasabout taking ono of their Icasos, and it was onowhich could not , at all , bo -isisted upon iu Buchcaaos.

Tho H ATOII , howevor, decided that tho quoationraised by Mr. Graves, was a now ono, and could notbo entortninod at that meeting. After somo furthertlisciifision ,

Mr. GAI .I.WKY moved that , in tho opinion of thocouncil , tho town clerk had not oxcoedod his dul y inproparing tlio leases mentioned in tlio requisitionconvening this mooting,

Mr. U KAVKK said, as an impartial member in tholuoslion under discussion , ho had much pleasii-o inseconding lho motion proposed by Mr. (lallwoy, andivould express a bopo tho duties would bo so arrangedFor tho fnturo ns to prevent any unp leasantnessarising from them.

Mr. Fist iEit said ho bad no objection lo Mr,Gallwoy 's motion , us ho found , what ho had notbeen previousl y nwaro of, that Mr. Howard had notdealt wilh any leases except ithoao mentioned in theresolution of December, 1871. Ho thoug ht , at thesamo time, that nil those leases should bo tmbmiltcdto tho law advisor for his approval.

Aid. 1'ci II said ho had ilouo BO with respect lo It isle«so.

Tho motion of Mr. GAU.WKV was ar- .-ecd lo, andtho council broko up.

qi.'AKTf.'iir.r JiKKTr.v<;.Tho second quarterly meeting for lho cu..-cut

year sat on Tuesday, tho¦ti ght Worshi pful tho MAYOR , in lho chair.

Tlitj ro wi-rn nUo pri-si -nt— Alili-rnii 'ii : W. Johnson , J.I'., It.Cook.', U. llnliiioiiil . 1'. A. l'owor. .I.P., \V. K. Cniiiinii i* , amiI 1. K. ItiMil , J.I 1. Ciiiiiiril lnrs : T. l'imi-11, ,\t . iDtc-irsi, T.Ki-ily, .1. F.flur. T. l'livlan , J. Mitl-jwiy, I.. I'TOIIIM , .1. I-'.Siiitt , .I.P., .1. T. liyall , ( i . Wliitii , 1). K>i-h, I'. Mnuiiin i ; , .!.trit . i l ly, .1. Itvnii , It. (in '- wcy, .1.1'., »|. J. L"x , II. I.ee. .1. 1'.llravi f , .1.1'., W. K":lly, «ith .Misers. It. Ityan , city suiicriii-tclnti..ni , ami Ii. S. Ktiiuoy, iiniyor 'n !--' i:ri-t;i ry.

COIIKKSI'OXIIKNCK— U KKKN 'H I.AXK .In lho correspondenco wns n proposal from Mr. VV.

Kolly, oll'ering tor somo house:) out of least: in lirecn 's-lane, undertaking to put them in tenantablo condi-tion, noil pay n rent of ,K12 u jcar for them.

Aid. II KUMONI I said that was uot ns much a« Mr.l'u rccll offered for thorn. A question was askedif Ihoy woro tho samo houses us thoso which Mr.l'urccll held , and Mr. l'l. ui Ki.i. rep lied that thoywero precisely the name. Aid. CO.M.MI .VS : They aroalread y piomiscd to Mr. l'urccll (hear , hear) .

In connection with Ciroon 's-bne , tho TOWN CI.KKKread a petition,very numerously signed by ii'Hnontialinhabitants in that neighborhood , pray iug that thoWidn-strcct Commissioners ivould summon a jury toinquiro uitt i tho feasibility of opening up a widestreet from liall y brickeu intoliarnick-slrect , throug hG'rcen's-laiii ".

Mr. 1''I K I I K K Huppnrled tin ) prayor of the petition ,and said ho had hint n letter from thn Very I'ev.Dr. Vlynn , IM'., Trinity Without , desciibin g thislann as a ",1'dthy sink ," nnd urg ing that the suggestedimprovement bn cat.'ied out. In the course, of hiiremarks , .Mr. 1'ISI IKK complained that an oiler byMr . Collins for some holding * in tho satin: p lace , hadbeen loft unieporlcd on by tho Finance Committee ,untl adtlcd that thcrti wru a member of tho council nntho Kinanci! Committee who expected lo get thosepromises himse lf , but ho »;is saro Hint that member ,who was always ready tn assist '" 'i iniy ami uveiypublit ; work, would not stand iu thi! way of n. greatimprovement in that place, nnd would waive anyclaim ho mi ght possess tn allow of its being eairiedout (licnr, bear). .Mr. l'islu.r IJicw referred <o thelarge number of signatures attached to the petition ,also moving that tho petition bu put on tho minutes,iiuil said that the cost of the entire work would notDxcocd il-itJiJ. Mr. O'ltni.j .r seconded tho motion ,which Mr. 1'i'KrKi.i. met hy saying Ihc work wouldcont nearer to .CKIO or JJ58li.

Mr. (J AM .WKV Haiti it seemed to l" :m thai tho pro-posed work hardly came within tho jurisdicti on of theWide-street Coinini s-Kioncrs , ns ties was really u newstreet which was suggested, and not to widen a p-.vrti-fitlar tltoroiig hf.'irc. At nil events, it was n questionwhich needetl somo inquiry, and ho would suggestllisil it bo sent tn a commiltuo for tho purpose.

A'd. CO M M I N S —I Imvo no objection to the workitself , but I will insist that it must take its turn , thatit will not he gono ou with until otbor streets on thelist shall bo Hist completed.

Aid. 11KIIMO.NI , said hn considered Mr. fiallwoy 'ssuggestion a very good one, and Aid. COMMINS sni 'l hedid not Keo how they were lo get out of their agree-ment with Mr. 1'urcell if they wero lo mako ibis newstreet. Mr. K KII .V : You must onl y pmchaso hacklho properly . Mr. (iallwcy 's motion was agreed to,and lho commitU'e was named as follows :—Messrs.GAII WI'V , Scott , I' odmond , Kell y, Fisher, O'Reill y,Whito , J. T. Ityan , and Keogh.

Mr. K KOUII Huggested that it be nn instruction lothe committee to consider if, between Xewpor l 's-lane ,Jack Walsh's-lane, ami (I OW 'H -I IIUC , lliti ro would notbo pome other placo where n wide struct could bematlo with moru public nt lvanta gc thnu in (Ircen 's-lane.

Mr. K KII .V i-aid hu would bo against putting thememorial upon lho minu tes-, until they were In-stsatislicd that tho signatures attached to it weregenuine. . Hi." remembered their having, at ono time,a petition against tho widc-iing of (loorge'.H.street,antf most of tho .signature* wero repudiated by thopaiticH named as fictitious (hear, hear).

It wns linally iig.ycd tn put tho petition on thominuter!, TIIK WATKK IIAT K ANII WOIIKS.

In coiup lianco wilh order of previous council , Mr .Strange, as law adviser , gave an opiuiou on theWaterworks ' A l t as follow* :—Hy the (i'Jth sec. of theact , tho boru iig li 'fuiul is i.ut app licablo to mcet|any oftho eosLs of said bill , ur its working ; by th'; ^ Sthsection tin.' rate of threepence in tin: pound for thewater ra.n may bu put in 1'orce at mice , but then the[loTVOrri uf lc\yitix a rale,, unilor Act of (icorgo 'Ird,hitherto in i'ii.il>.'iic(.", sliall cease ; by the l!7th sectionthe rati! can he leiied on shops and dwellings , whils tthen: is no mention of stores throug h tin ; Huid section ,ibe woi 'liug ef which is very louso in that respec t , nndlastl y, DID >|uoi -iiin for Hie Water Worki ' Comuiiltet :shall be in pi'opuilion as ihc quorum fm- the council.

Mr. l' lsllKl : Kii gguAiud ll iaL ihc op inion be placediipnn the niiiintes, whilst. .Mr. I'ritr -Ki.t. Haid , il' lh.it.op inion was the correct one , he was afraid thero wouldbo a great increasi: of taxation upon hoiihc propertyunder tlio Act .

Aid. COM MIN -> said he had great respect for Mr.Strange** legal kiniwl i .-ti 'e, but , wilhntit , ihrnwiu âny doubt upon it , he ivoidd say lli:it he desiredto bavi: counsel' s: oiiiuiuu on ihe act.

11 wax decided, al present , to put lho opinion onthe minutes , and lo delcrin< fiu hereafter as iu gellingcounsel' s opinion.

In ' conreclinn wi lh this impurlaul Mihjecl , theTOWN CLMik next read IVofessor Cami .'i'un 'il ii niil y.si.jof the Witler samjiles sent uplo him by Lho ui itynr , theresult , of which te.-l we published last week. .-* s wil lbe ronioniberet! , IL gavo Mary-slri 'i:t wuter lho bestof the fountain .supply, iiii ' l placed that from the pumpin Water-street ul tho foolof the list us the worst , themore uhsetvabli! when nciir rain.

M.uoi:- -Vuu will reinember , gentlemen , that llioscKamiile.t were sent up liftec.ii days from the- lattsl daleon which we had rain.

Aid. U K I I M O X I I expics?ed tho gratific iilion he felt alhiiviie^ been inst rumental in gelling all the city wateranalysed , instead of having the examination confined ,as al first , proposed , to that of Water-street. Thereport of the eminent anal yst , Dr. Cameron , spoke olthe contamination to lho water from I lie M'lvagorunning into it , and they had abundant proof uf thatbeing lho fact. Tlie day before, hi: made an inspec-tion of the pump iu the tileii , and ho WIIH informed hytho man ii) cliargo that tlie water .supplied by it wasbr.-ickwh , and had Halt from lho b.icon concerns—10yards away—oozing into il throu gh tho earth (a por-linn being the said street) , a plain proof of howWUter bei.'uines <-mitaminale.d. When «alt did i^n .nj 'i f i l thy mailer Unwed in as well , nnd all they coulddo they could never hopn lo improve their presentsources in thai essential particular (hear , hear) . Alougwilh thnt fact their supp ly was Bcarcc, und llicro wasuvcry reasou wh y they should go on with tho onl yplan which would give them this gro.il boon, p lontyuf good , pure , wholesome water (hear, hear).

Dr. .Storr—Is tbo W:iter-sticet water being usodnow ?

M.uni i—In i\vy weath er Dr. Cameron say s ii is noldangerous water , but in wet r-'casons it is hi ghl y so.1 have got thu pump taken up, and lho well clcaucil ,so :is tn mako ihc supp ly as safe ns possible.

Dr. .St nn said he wns glad tn lit nl frnm the anal ysis,thill tho wilier was not > o dangerous to health as wasfirst imagined , frnm thu descri ption given of it byKutne uicmhrrs :il tho l:isl council meeting. Hoi-embered , during his iiiayuralty. inspectin g tin:Phili p-Hired fountai n , and liinlin g I bat lho lateHiiperinlen tleut had upcued a tributary into il fromlirowlea , which coiiliiminated it with sewage. Thatconectiou their present .superiiilrniletu, Mr. |{. Kyao ,cut oil* bv his instructions , and lho quality uf thowater was much improved ever Hi'nce. Ouo thingwas happ il y certain , and that was, that fears as tudanger tn public health fro m tho water of lho citywero wholly groundless (bear, hear).

IIr. I'i iii Ki.t. —You .could not get better waterthan what comes from Lisduggiin (hear , hear).

M AYOII — Wficro tlio Hupp ly is /bund rut imntfthroug h strata impregnated with rj ewage, it is iinpos-uiblo to purif y it.

Mr. ( ii t l t vKs expressed liin full concurrence in thairemark by his worshi p, und KiigKCDtcd that '.hoMnvor bo authorised to send up further psimplcK fnrunidysis iniinrdisitnl y on tho full of rain , and he wouldinclude in thoso samp les ono fro;n tho Neivtownsupp ly, whicli wus also bad. He hml it upon highmedical authority, that i 1. was im|Missibli! to keep apure supp ly where the soil was , moro or less, iinpreg .naliil wirh" Ki:Wiii ;i" , and as n proof, fio could tell thecouncil that at his hniiso in tho country there was adrift from a roek, running somo lifly fuol from thohouse, excellent water, whilst from the nanii s rocknnuthcr drift , running immediatel y under tho house,was HO poisfiin.il from sewage that it could not bo used .He woud suggest that tho fountains bo covered overin summer (hear , hear) .

Captain JnuxsoN Hnid that thn solo tiling ncccsinryto bo done was to decido al onco whether they wouldcontinue the present very nuwiso Hystem of trying todo irbat wau impossible, or vrhothur thoy would at

onco put into execution their powers for bringing thoexcellent supp ly of which lliey wero assured fromKnockndcrry (hear , hear) . At that moment , theirpowers, under tbo "Vat.'r Worki" Act wero in abey .ouco, and if something puttiug them in motion wasnot speedily done, tho tiino would eun out, and theAct bo los', to them altogether (hear, boar) , l'eoplowero frightened , nud most ncodlcssly frightened , asto tho amount of taxation to bo incui red under thoAct ; it would bo nothing l ' <o what was stated bythose nlaru' :st9, and in addition they would savevery ccn.-idorably upon tho resoivoi r3 i'ud founta insthey hail now on bauds, ami which wero so imperfect(hear , bear) . So essential did ho regard thin workthat ho wau of opiuiou tho couucil , i-i its boundeuduty for tho wulfu.ru of ihc citizen? , ubould supple-ment tho outlay, if necessary, by £o(X) or i'fiOU ityoar, as they had it fully iu their power to do. Let,Lliem do that , and not be kecpiug people, as theywero now , iu a stato of sickness from bad water.Look a*. Xowtown at that moment. A respectableinhabitant thero bad his wife dy ing and his cFldrcuknocked down by this cause, from tho supply beingcontninin itod by tbo lloiv of tho sewngo from theworkhouso into the tink from which tho water crmuto lho pipes. Thoy could sco tlio doctors driving upNeivtown dail y to attcud cases of sickucs3 arisingfrom ibis solo cause, and that state of ihiugs theyshould remedy speedily. Let a meeting of tho councilbo called at onco to decido this important tmebtion.

ilr. 3. T. Jl Y,I.N- said it seomed to him that tho wa-ter supp ly ivns getting worse and worao every yearfrom this contamination of sewage, and wilh that thocaso they could never hopu to hare good water fromsuch it sourco (hear, hear). Ho remembered beingthreo years ago on a. commiltco to inquire into thecondition of tho sewers; it was fuuiiti tlio SCIVCIJwero very good , but they had no water to flush them ,and , from that very cuuse , were reall y receptacles offilth , giving forth disease (hear , hear) . On last Sun-day it was next to :-iipoisiblu to pass ou the oppositeside of tho .Mall, because of lho tillu\ia from a seweriu that condition— [M AYOR : Which I had remedied ,as far as ponsiblo, next i'ay]—ami it was absolutel ynccessaty not to loso timo in obtaining the requisitesupp ly, aud that could onl y be effected by curry ingout their Act of 1'ariiamcut (hear , hear) .

Mr. FISIIKK said there ought not to bo any delay, amoment's delay , in remcuy'ig tho defects in theirsupp ly, and ho would projin.se that Dr. Cameron's re-port bo iuserted ou the minutes.

Aid. K KIIMOXII seconded tho motion , which passedunanimously. liV' then .saU liu Jiad bce/j asked to pro-pose his resolution , on tlie notico paper , nud would nowtin so, adding to it the excellent suggestion of -Mr.Graves , about the sewers : —

lti.«,lvf»l—Thitt tin; fi illinriu-,' -P' «.-i:¦ 1 i iniimitl iw l« apiioiin ilto insprrt aiul ivpiirt , a» nftni :\* nriy I H - rl i ^ - iui il iircilfnl ,>,a tliust:it.: of tlir : i-'-.-i:ri*"ir.«, |iiimpy , .-THIT-, ;I IM I watrr Mip|ily nf t lmi- lty Ko llL-rillly ; îii il ivi iiuiiilln " I" hin- lliu IIUWLT of i- ::lili s.:t-lin^- M IL- natt- r :ni:i!y.- I :it .-ut-li l imr :i." may In: i-'iii.-itUr 4llrn-s.s:iry—AMi-trnni (.""111111111- :m-l I*, rlni'.uil, Mt-î--. n.-lur,I 'lKliui , J. T. Ityan , K.:.|..-li , fur.. II . fi ravo . ttlnl till " Jl.-iy.ir.Aid. l' edtiioud conti r iuiti g , H:III1 l> r. Scolt had more orlessdiU'ercd from I'rnfcssor (.'amerun , who slated ir-'l" tho best of lho w-iiers w:is not lit for supp lj 'ng itlargo town ." Dr . Scot 1 had spoken favorabl y ofl ' liili p .street and lj isduj _r<j aii waters ; hut here , 1' .) ,tho fountains were stirt -nund- 1 by i |:*ty yiir-r ^ m.ilhniises ; I'lii l i p-slrcet hy Mr. Kicharilson 'H bacon y.""doti nne .side, and two itrcel.s of suia 'l cab' *1^ on thooilier , l- isdu f .'!}.*'! had iuimediiitcly iibovo it lho Ar .lillcry l.arracks , wilh its stables iind its p.!\!(:«, andas the nil gels itilo the ("leu pump, from it distanceof forty yan 's, waa il to be expt Jt' il lint inipm itiescould be kept out of lln: fouiit 'i :'i.s where , they werein closer pro: :uiily to them (hear) ? For the pasthalf centuly, at least, .Mr. l-'ishct .s c.y ol clcans'-igriml staunching lho I'oiininins lo keep out iinpr Ities ,had been heard . There- never was a moro delusivecry (hea r, hear) . Staunch tho fountains !—hermcti-t: ;illy seal tliu fouutniiis! Why, what did thai me.-mbut 10 Keep tho water fro m getting into them (hear ,hear) ? With it constant supp ly cutr 'ug in from thecuuntry, fume ;;s lho ,\':iriiy, whicli travels twenty-seven ti'Mos, -.hia would bo very irn itl ; Inn tvh':r:, n=hen.1, they got tin .-'- .supj i'x'H from drifts , and tin:draiii iige. of thu nei ghboi-ini; land , to herinetic iilly s-i.-althe futintiiiiiH would be to stuj i thoso supj ilic .-.—i ' iother words, to r r i tho fountains—or sU' -

^ j aii i poolsrather—entirel y diy (hear , hear). Let. us ihcreforohear nn mpre, added Aid. Redmond emp hatic i 'll y ,about staunching tho for-itain s, till we shall Imvo tin:beaui'i'iil Rtream from Knockndctry brought :motown—a stivam very liku thn Vartry—a streamwhich hits been lestcd and approved uf by tho i.ele.brali.d Professors Apjohu , (,'ainerou , and tialloway(lie.-ir , hea r) . He (Aid. J(.) approved of Capt. John-son's suggestion about, app ly ing lho corpoiato fundsto supplement , aud assist tlio citi/.eus in llii n grea tuodcruk '-'ig. t'ortuuate/y ilic .Municipal Act. c.v-pivssl y provides for it (hear , hear). Mr. I-'nlier ha'lstaled thai ilbO house!) were alread y prowled withwater in lho city. Ho seemed to forget that (act on".ing 10 Thorn) there wero over (i .OiJH fvmilies in thecity, moru than 5,'JOO of whom wero enlire ly dejieiulim; on a number of pumps—one of which was lockedthat veiy day—and small fountr :ns, mest of whicliwere bad, i"id w l ' ch frequently ru'i dry fo.- a portior.of every su't iuier. Was this tho condition iu whichthey oug ht to havo such it noble city as Watei ford(hear , hear) ? id: ivould emphatically .say, *Vo,(fi c.ir,bear) . It was well enoug h with the rich , who couldbuy water , but ho contended that tlio coi per.Mionwero bound lo .supply il to lho poor,who should havoit :-i abundance , as in Dub'" 1!, Cork , lielfast , anduvcry wcll-regidatcd city, :*i evet-y street aud laue,anil for every purposo (huar , hear) .

Mr. U KAVKS , J.I'., said ho l"id much plcisnro "isocoudiug tho motion , and il passed unan i mously.

' I UK F INAXCK AXI l LAW I ' l lMMir rKK.This cummitteo reported in favor of granting a

leaso to Mr. I *. A. Kyan of promises in Queen-street ,which recommendation was unau -'mousl y agreed to,ou motion ol .Mr. Ki:ni.n , seeoniled hy Mr. l'nii.'Kl.'..

Tho Siimc commiltee. recoimimudod payment of .€13to Mr. Mullall y for discharg ing tho duties ->f acting-town clerk iu lln: interval between tho death of tholalo ollicer , Mr. O'Hrion , aud the election of hi s suc-cessor. Ciij itaiu J OHNSON moved tins parsing of therccomnieiu '-iliuii , and , i'i doing so, paid a very hi ^htribute tu ihcadmira li lo iniiniier in wl' :ch .Mr. Mull i i l lyili-ieli.-irgeil lho important duties cm(iisicil to him.Mr. t'lsHKi t second* 1 tho motion , which passed unani -mously.

TIIK I.A» .vnnsKH '.-i m.-riKs .Tho siami! eotmiiilten lecommended the law ad.

viser 's ilulies tu be—To conduct all si"ts for thoeurpuratiun in the Court of Chancery ,or other superiorcourts nf (Ire iil lirilai 'i and Ireland ; tu conduct alltheir business at sessions, before justices , r id atpolice court *, and lo manage the j n -umoliou nf localand private bills befure l'iirli:iruent.

Aid. C'oM.iiiN * moved , nnd b'.ipt. Joli .v.-n .v «> ,nilcd ,ihu adoption nf tlic report.

Mr. l' l.- iii KI.I. r- it id , ir M- . l-'ish'-i 's Miggesiiun , of thetuiiants emp loying I lieir uwn law agents , wiis c;irrii -'.l0111 un tho oiii ! huud j ami this rcporl tullowcd ou thooilier , llioir- l;tw itdviser , Mr. Strange , would get verylit t le between lliL-ni.

Mr. O'K KII .I.Y said , aud did su, he observed , witheveiy respect, that thu town clerk' s duties wero therepuri cl y mechanical. They could not , by right , ".'ivi!him l;iw busines.- lo di=chiir^r. 'j 'hey might emjr luy.\lr . ffuw .-ird fiolicitor m act for i/iem , but not 3\r.Howard as their town clerk. If they did su theywould bi; ie sulliug lln : coii ' icil , becituso they wouldthen bu rescinding their re solution of lho ;ird ofM-ircii. In his iip inion , the linanco commiltco wouldilo tvell li> mind ii s onn busiuc.^s, nud not bo dictat-ing in t lt .j council (hear , hem-, iitid laug hter).

JI AVII I :—Tins snlijec i was referred to tbo FiuiiiicoCommittee. Aid. I tK in : Aud it is well to know thatllio comuiiilco were not uunuinious on this report(hear , hear).

Mr. Kl.niill objected to tho suggestion mado insome iiu.-utera lo supplement tbo lovvu clerk's salary,if ni!y of thoso emoluments were taken from him ,becuise ho belii.'v<-d ho h.iil enough already. llofound from , perhaps , lho oldest town clerk in Ireland(Aid. Cooke) that ihu practice had ever been as atpresent with regard to tho lenses, nnd he did notLhink they could make any change.

Mr. (iii.WKS repealed his alread y expressed opinionthill lho tenant had it purfect ri ght to emp loy whatlaw agent he pleased , and was followed by Mr.FisiiKit moving, Kocimdcd by Mr. O'K KH.I.V, anamendment , to theell 'ect , that wo adopt the report ofthe committee wilh the addition of tho words, "he(luw adviser) shall approve of all leases for tho Cor-poration , before being Healed by tho Town Clerk , ounuilicaliuii. " Mr. J. I ' VAN , ilroad street , said that hidfirm , iis well as that of mosi other business men , hadtheir own, law ugcius, who understood tho naturo oftheir business , ifo conceived that the concessioti ofHiich a princip le to those wishing to become tenantslo tho corporation would be only just and proper j utnil oventri , ho would bu fur baring them follow , inthis respect , tho course taken by other corporations ,and would suggest that they seek the reqniriiU ) in-formation from them. If they had been iu error—bo did not say they bad been— [M AIOII : No, no , wohavo not] they should gel out of it , and as opcedilyas possiblo (hear , henr).

Mr. K KILV —Thero is nol an estato of nuy magui-tudo in tho kingdom which has not its own lawuguut , from whom iu.coming tenants must takeleases. If a person wan led a leaso ou tbc propertyof lho Marquis of Waterford ho should go lobis eslato ollice, nml thero tako his form oflouse, and ho did not sco why lho curjioraliou ofWiilerlord , ulnudiug high ou tho list of lauded pro-])riclors, should bo debarred a similar pt-ivilugo (hear ,hear) . Tho Tuwn Clerk was tbo ofliecr best knoniugthe situation of tlm corporate proj ict-ty, rnd beatqualified lo discharge this duty.

Aid. CnokK observed llmt , at ono time, the praclicowas to havo leases submitted to tho approval ol thoJiecorder of Watcrford , whu received two ûiiieus forhis decision upon them , but the public objected lotho outlay, and the practice was j mt mi end to. Thosole responsibility wua then allowed to rest wi.h thotuwn clerk ; tho duty was ever Biuce j rcrl'orincd bythat olUcor , nml ho (Aid. C.) would chuileogo i' lyouoto point to u blot iu tbat system.

j lr. (JALI .KKY , following up tho Eiime lino of argu-ment, Enid tbero was ttn instance ou record , in cun-uectiou with ono largo portion of their piopetly,wboro UUD years crept into the leaso instead of 'J'l,Mid tlio great cibjucl of lcurisg this duty iu tUo hands

of tho town clerk was to commit it to tho hands .,ian oflicer who, from bis position , would bo bo> 'qualified to keep any of their property from leavingtboir hon ('«. Whilst tho leases wero druwu by tin

•*owu clerk, tboy wero inspected by thy Law I'-idFiuatico Committee, and cverytl':ng was dnno tomako accurato u system which ho did not think theyahould change, if tboy did so at all , without "icfullest consideratiou (hear, hear) .

ilr. 1'isnEK said (hat ilr. lla 'ixrey had aiiswerc iltho challcugo of Aid. Cooke to show a ".lot upon tl ""present system, but the majority of tin ; councilseemed to thiuk otherwise, as tboy oviue'd by c-.i 11 • • i^"' (|ucslion, question."

Tho MAYOR put tbn ameudment , nnd declfvd il":negatives iu tho miijority. ilr. Fij hcr deuKiuded .'!poll, nod bad it as Ibllowa :—

For— llcssri. CJ nires, l'ureell , Kell y, lleid , O'Meara ,White , Hedmond , Fisher, J. Hyau , O'Ueil l y— in ..lj (tt'»s(—Messrs. Johnson , Cooke, 1'. A. l'nwer ,

J. T. Kynti , Keogh , Ii. Freeman , Cor, Corn iniriF , .Man-ning, Keily, Gallwoy, McEuery, Lee —13.

Declined— Tho Mayor— 1.Tho amendment was declared lost. Tlio original

motion , tho adoption of the reji ort of lho cotr nillee,was next put , und idlod adojitcd.

THK CUMMI1TR ES.Tho Council camo to the appointment of the law

and linancc and street and water cumn*:ttcfs for ilmcurrent year. The former consisted of Alderui ' iiCooke, Con"nins , Jacob, lie-id. Kcdmond ; CuiincilloisGraves, J. T. li yan , I'urcult , (Jullwey, f-vu ; tin: latterof Aldermen Johnsuti and I'. A. I'owcr , with (.'oiineil-lors CourwCnay , I/. Freeman , Manning, rfcol! , M'l -Ini 'i -y ,O'Meara , Maekcy, and l'liclan.

Mr. l'l sllKl: , at tho outset , observed that l!i (> lastcouncil pnssed n resolution prohibitin g :my utn : iin ui-bcr being ou more than onu slanilinu ' cou"i' :li< - " altho sanii; time. The Waterworks ' Cuniti .i:te. . wa.- usti"idiug committee (no, nu), and lie .--anil i.u .s,-vi.-r ; . ¦of the. members of the Fitiaixo Cuininiliee wem up "iiit. Ho woi 'Ul propo se that tin: l esnluli ini In: nil ' inforce, and that thosu members , so circi- i i i lanc - l ,BI IOII I II retire from one oi* oiher.

Mr. KKiiii lt said hn seconded lho molioii at th " i.i -icouucil , when ,moved by Mr. Fisher , and would •!¦>lho Riitne now , as he was still of the snme op inion i'"."'tlio Waterworks ' Coiinnitteu wai onu of their sjauditi:;committees (no, no) .

Mr. K K I I .V rep lied thai the Waterworks' (' o m n - ' t i '.'was not ouo of the standing cumuiiltces ; re.elcctioJ:amongSit it.s members onl y took place as vacancies oc-curred, and it did not como witl - :»i lie: r'-.-oluli'iii i.u*vrc l:ed on. The M A Y OK ruled Un: sum": \v:iy.

Capt. Jni iNsnN said he w.-'S qui io of «,p ;"inr i t h a t .imember should mil boon twocuuimiuct 's at t in ." sain" :l i m e, and as ho was on tin: Sr icet , :ind Wii:"'i w«ir!: 'Cotnn' :uces, he would reli re from the Si r. -cl ( .'u :nur' .tee (no, no).

The i i t i iju r i lv of t l ii; eue'ieil were h en - ].- .-l;:v if :two things j one w.ia, thai tin: Waterworl.s' (.""iniiiii!-- 'was not ;i n tnn i l i 'ii}; cuminMw. i".d the olli . 'i' i l ia t . t i i '-.vWtj uld tint, tolcratu any cli-in;,''-s. Hr i t l i i . ,n ,i in l ; ' .' .wen: then re-elect'd , on motion of Mr. I' i '¦' i.M. . ¦-•¦

oudrd bv Mr. K K I I . I .ll being nuw iifl 'M - llil-i:e , I I . ': coii' ;cil e n ! 1 ! no ' .- .:

longer. Mr. Fi-her |,rnpr ,si d , : r :d min .-li ' n i -j l . t . ''.to nd juu . .! t i .-r.-vcn t in : n- xl evening*, liin. in-: n e ' i i nj . ;would nut iifc.-ci.", :'-"l the rennii'ider uf U." i.oiii:'".wen: :d!.,.ved [ ¦> <lf . •[•, ihr morn ": 'r.i .-j qmraii '.L; i m i i 'the "-- re.:'i.-.eitib l: ug next month .

A x Iji.n F i i i K X i " .— During the i . .- --l y |.- . I...1 nf t l . ir"iu :"ig, S. T. I'mibb, F.rq., .f.i ' ., fnr Mm,¦• •:¦-; Iu. ;.:'i (iei iviuy. niid , more rccenil y, I ' I1 ' -, a i i - l n" "W b. -ion a short stay ;'i tt'aterfnrd , ei.tcn f l l i i ' - < - l i . < r n l < - • < • inwhich hi .* was, for :i I f i t ^ i l i i -n f i l j n - r i i I , ;i pr -mi :' ;' i . 'meinber, ae imp:'- -'ed by Messrs. P. Toliiu an" ! J. K.CJiirtif , .--id was w.i. ,nl y received by th e :i-si -mi l l ' -Ii irpuratoi-s , fevrral uf whom shnuk Mr. l i r u 'ul i wa; mi yby tho hand. He remained for the gwais. .- ["irt i ' i M

the sittir-j'.

i)i;.V';.n;r.i.v connEsi i 'j Si> i<>;i /¦:.

mj .VI I II (If ( i l ' A l i l H A N ---:—Tm i.-: .v. .rrosmit—JmiN I.'. D IIWKI :. J.l 1.. V.C. ; :i!s.., T) M .» .

Williams , John Wall , and Michael A. Anthony. H.V.C.OuT-nooi: It KIJKr. — liridu " l K fianc a::d Lwn chil-

dren wero before tho board for ii renewal of thi. jrelief. She was graiit -.-d :i-i. :t wi-i :k fur tl.i - .'": mun'.hi.llary Hubbard ant! two children were granted i-« . aweek fnr a limited peiiod . Tlio wife , of JamesW.ilsb, (an ho.-pilal paiieu t , sulferin^ fru:u rheumaticpain?) staled that she sujijiorted him fur six mouth- ; ,unti l ho went into hosp ital , and now made app lica-tion for the relief for herself. The board informedber , as tfio. liiisb.nid w.-n nviv in J.-osjiital , .she t -huiiMj irovide. for her.**!!', and t.ln : app li 'i ation was accord-ing ly rejected. Mary Keily, sul fe i ingfrnm paralys is ,was rî'itutcd Us. a week for inoiirJi, un On: curti'1'.-at.'jof tho inedicitl officer , slitt ing that sin' w.is not lit tobo removed to house husp i'.ul. Thomas I l . iwur w;iiallowed j -. a week fur a month ; Walter l'nwer -U.¦x wee!; for a month (Nn. Z "livi aion) ; K'.lcu Cod y -s.a week for throe- mon th.':..

llLixii MAX .- -A blind in:vn , named John l l tu l i i i japp lied for admission. Tho ma-itor infot -m' .-d thrboard that applicant got i,'.'i from A/ii'.-rir.-.-i rthuin L -.VI;weeks ago. (Jhainn an asked him what he did withthe money ? App licant said hegavi: il tu h i - bro lln- ifor the support of lii.s son. (.'iiairman : (( ., .%- o. 'l isyour son? App licant sai l he was ub 'iat ie:i years.Aj >i>lication rejected.

Tm: DISI 'ITKI I Oi' i-iei : uf S. 'ttn .ii .i i i s i i iK *- —SAMTIIIN .—Tho Local (inv i-umienl linard wrnte , inrelation to re>olutiou of the Diwgui vun board un tin :21-th hist., that they have , received a report l'n ,n.their inspector , Dr. Kin™ , in which he >tates that l»:e.xamiucd iliss Culliuaue. ou the 'J 'J lh inst., ami thattho result was very favorable , her method o! answer-ing being most intelli gent. It appears that Mis ^Ciilliuauu acted for somo timo as mnnil n-ss in thnschool attached to tho convent , find Dr. IC 'iig statesthat hu is confident .she ivill ho a ô,-,d teacher.Under these circitmstancu.1, t lic Loca l (i.j T'criimci.f.liuard suuetion Miss Cullinano 's appointmuiit on thuterms proposed—uamcly, a salary of .till pcr .'iu iiumaud rations.

Till: OrTi i -K nl K K I . I K V I .XO I I I fH'i : i : . —The LocalGovernmenl Hoard .vrote, in rnferene- : in 'J w i lh i ' -^ ;of Itclieviiig-otficcr Dee, reported oil t l iu :>rd of Apri l/id lu whf ih ur he has g iven resumed the i l isi -l iar f - eihis duties ? Tho clerk rep lied that he had called I h i -day ou the relieving oil iiiL-r, and lho answer was thatin a vveok In: would be .tblo to resume hi.s dut ie.; .

Til K SA X I T A K Y C o M M i rr t K . — From Mint, ae-kr.owledgiii",' the ' recei pt of the minutes ut' il.c bnn-dof guardians uf ibe J l t h inst., and wilh regal-"! mresolution relating to iij ipoinlmenl of sauila 'y com-mi t tee, the Loca l Uovernmeui JS. KII -.! i l f f f i re m eallthe at tent ion of the guardians to lho I'our l / iw l ' 'j m-luissioiu-rs 1 ci ici i lar of the 30th Maivli. 1S1''7, a s mthe manner of appuintiiig the committee reft -rred m.

V.M.i- .M'inx.—A letter was read tr om t in - V.ilu:' " .¦¦••Ollice , notify ing that Mr. II . lingers would cnmii i f ' l iCitin: valuat ion of lho union ou or ahum .'tl i May.

Tilt: UlM'KX SAKY C\uiri.\KKiis. — Tin- iM:airiii.in(Mr. H. A. Fitzgerald) g:ive nolici: thai he w i l l i nuv- ,un this day fortnigh t — "That the salaried "I t l fdisponsary carct..kers :it Ring and Lnskeian. ul 'l . i ;liingvilii: ilispeiisary distr ict , bu iuctvu-vd iVuintZ l-'s. tu I'I per annum , an i-ccomiiiei.di.d by I In -committee, of inuiiagvineut al llnsir mec'.iiig on ilnj

^L'ml of Aj ir i l last."JklNii\ M.I.K DI . I-I:NS.MU .--.\I ;I meeting ol tli- - coii!-

mitteo uf management of the nbove i|i.-|.en>-:ii vilistriet , held on llio 'Jûd u!t., the fol lowing mcmherHwero appointed to the ollices lieiviindi:r incniioii '-d —C'liairmon : Lord .Smart do Decies ; viee -chairtnan ,Huv. J. Alcock ; honora ry secretary, M. A. Anthony.Ksq.; honorary asaistani Kecrctary , William Curran .

TEJII 'KK AXL'K .Movr.'i.-.vr. —A petitiun was read ,asking tho sanction of lho hoard to its prayer , toco-operatu with tho Ilanbrid go board i,f guard-hn* in support of a petitio n ty I'.-trl' .-imcnl inregard to the intemperance of the nation , with itsresults of immorality, crimf , iii<:imty , pauperism ,ind cotiseqiieni taxation , iilfecting not only tlmvictims bul also tho entire community, Ac. Markedroad. i

TKNI I KIIM . — Thero wero five tenders before thoboard for alterations to be made in the wurkhousi:infirmary for tho reeeptinn i>{ the Sisters uf Meicy :Mr. William landlord , i!l."i; Mr. .h.lni llutler. ClI-Slfi.f .; Mr. James Molouy, jUi* U) ; Mr. Henry SinnuU .t'2« ; Mr. Denis M'Uraih , .C2li I5s. T!ioliitier tenderwas accepted. The board then adjourned.

I'KTTV SKSS10NS—S.t n i:f .\i .licrorti II. K. Kcdino tid , li.M., (ehairuian) ; Sir J.

Nugent Humble , Hart., and J. It. l)o«er , K-q.It may bo in tbo ivcnlloclioii of some of your

numuious renders , thai a young lad named Hiodi-rickwas broug ht befote the court on this day fortnig ht ,by Constable Linilsej , cha-»rd with bcini; drunk ,and thrown into a ear in lllnckpnol.sirc.t , wher.- bewas found by thu constable quite insi -i,.-;!.!.-. sis , .imight havo been smothered only fnr tin . i: y a mthua rendurcd. Tho coiiit thru Jiostponed llie e.,n-tidoration of their decision with lho view of i.' ivin v'nn opportunity lo lho boy to inlorin the II . MII -constablo in which of tliu shops he got. tin- whiskeythat made him iu.«en>ible , hu being under the age nl15 years, but hu this day declined thai ho did nutknow. In reply to tlm court , the constable said lln:boy ia still iu tho emj iloy ol a farmer named Tnbin ,who totk him out of ihe poor-house some linn: agn,and is willing to keep him in his service. Courl Inboy : Will you promise never to take drink again i*liny : 1 never wi l l tako whiskey ugain. The buywas tbcu allowed lo go free.

C' .-l T II <> '¦ I i." (' " V I: > ' I I -TIIK M ONTH or M AU .— The beauti ful dcvnlioiio of

the n i f i i i ib uf Mary wens cninmeucid nu ibe i-vei - 'v.;of the 1st at tho Cathedra l ,5HarruiiMi:i !ii !- . , i i . i - i .w i i btllO CUSUilliai j M' leuini i . i is , aud before t i n - li.suidilenso attendance nf I he f a i t h f u l . Tlic-p.-i. -iu:!.; CI . I I I - L-I I

is crowded every evening since by i .uinbe, e:e.;i r i .j oin in duvoliuus which wi l l be ever dc;n- m t!. .- l i i l ,Cutholt'c lieart. Tho month ul 'May ivn ; .'' ';' u i ; . ¦, :¦ .usual , i'luagui.tied iit the convent uf ibe Sistev- i.lChari t y, wi th lho ever interest ing progi-aui::.i; ol j .ncession ; hymns,by the children , v.'i th . -i r e- ¦

rations, followed by d i s t r i bu t i on of |ncmiu i : i .- .A Catholic clcr^yinii u , u i i ' i ng l.otiie f iom Can- .' ..

tells his frieud-s uol to scud out aty " whi.- !:v i! I '•-Oti."

Original IJodrgr i lK MOTHER'S SOLILOQUY ONT HEtt SON S

DEATH.(]1Y T. II, T. COMllF.R).

Tlinnjr h I «milp , my lifart is wearyWith tinmemory u( the vast ,

For ;i vi fH tt i 'H ever near inn.Ami it ••ven near mn*Mast ;

Ami it lirinei no thought but satlncFt t t loth till tav hurt wih woe.

It ivminil? urn »>l tlwHiadutM ,Of th« lmlutÂ It'iii* atf».

Hut »)»• ."V;t of time Imth wifcV'd it jiVuih' a io-lh-rir J *till 1 *«v,

A* U iMitif when uiu'xptu'U-tl,Anil snatrliitl mr M'n fnun me.

Oli ! 1 think 1 *iv him ilyiup—Yi-.s I fivl his wftverini: breath—

An.l hi? sistpr* roiitut him cryinR,As hcstruj ri r lftl—Lif o witli l)o;ith.

My s<m 's ppirit hoTo-p* muml mi-,As In* j irt-pcnce i\'u\ Wfotv ,

Ami his tlyintr smile hath bound moTo hift d.Mlh-bfHl in I>iiuraitrt' .

Now HIT lwart with Rrir ( h Ph;ikcu ,Awl mr *r»uJ i< t;ul to-ri ftr.

For pMe niru-orj doth awakenTh"«i;hts lung Imtied in th« clay.

How I mnilwl in inW-iH pleasureWlion I watch'tt his childish yport

HIUT I lovM my tli%ire?t tn-osurt*.How I L'rifTi il when li« was liurt !

O th<* livinn fond rar*»5M»«That hi' si-tcrs did ln^tnw ,

And thi*f "iuttlr i>« , f-rvi-iit hissingsTint fn im mr h« art did Unw ,

A ltd tho Mnil'~ *nf trluln-w boamiu^<>n hi- 'itt l . -p l i iyful Itnw,

M:tk i*> mr alino-t th iuk I'm drranriuc,Hut iht r.1 is m> drrnniiiiu' how.

N... f.. r yi-ars liav. - m-uM rt.-rrn,Sinr.. j piT. .iny Willi. ' l .irlh .

And i i _-ht .-hire vnir* fr.»m ho.-tvrn>uimii>.ii.t | l iisdrar »=.!u) fn.ni our\h ;

And i'Vr «im-e in dn-jx ^t anû^hI' nr tho IIH .,4 i»f him that 's ^.UP,

.Mv iuMt( n i'* (i( 1.irt (( '<(It bwgn if ht'hin .i^h 1 cin 'l briic,' bick mr •on.

t ' .mid my \T<mk i-xprrv my jfl t 'liii ijn—CnnM l writ*1 them in a N HI IC —

Slii-wiiiL ' I K .W my hwirt i* Ftvalim;I'., tin* "Id rliurehyurd of ('puke

NY.ir :iti'I if-a r -re-im/M tin t phantom —llu , I PIT hi" Fp iri t now !

On my lm-om 'ti 'i tnplanlinirTin - rcil< ( i-rorfiir * (<f his brnir .

lint a rav of licht is MimingFront u bright, mitt li-»t:int "tar ,

Awl a bricliUT Imp-- i« twiningWith its lu«lri' from nfar ;

And I th ink I hra r ?onn- vntcruSp- akinir softly in my ear ,

Ami my intuit ><ml rvjoiiv*,l'<- r I fi cl his sp irit no:ir.

W«, thir «o Toift- s r>un«- from hraren ,WJi t-rt ; t lirr lUj frO^rViTniil t : ,

WWrt - tin ' s'mls >' f th- forgivenKvi-r irlorify their KiiiR ;

WI HTC then* ni'Ver is a .•orrow,Winn- tl.t ro ne»i*r fuli" u t»-»r ;

Whi 're tln -n- 's neither ni;:iit nor nmrrrnr ,When* t lurc 's wither puin nc»r fear ;

And from out th i i r c«Mintkp s unmbumI -iv my W'iUiv l<H.k ,

Alil . <.UL'h hisl>.Klv Khiml> «-rK1 ft th < - f.intily j rrav. ut Cm«k<;

Tin n when m.ni 'rv will aûkt -uHim tliatV Uid Viwath the >"xl ,

ni n -im-ni1iiT» )t tith liath tiiVi -nMini 1«. mrct und live with C< H 1 :

And nn.l i- **th« *ij. Kl tluit Rave him ,Th< "ii> |i I ' l l MI - him u t t e r n» tnor- '.

And" (Yin ¦Ice 's f .'liurcJivitnl which Ju-V hiiJ In ,And }.) ¦> .]( nt l i - ix .i in I)ninii <m' .

ittteccUanca,Ti ' i i»< 'n> Vi. -^rs l.\TKi.Mxr.—At tlio m.ircst ru-

ri ' ii fft i " " . ili 'Mtitortial rcvenuo report of last }*cnrK';..\VI 'I I iliiit tin: (.'uili'il .Siatus cii-iimcit about teani l i i im ciptrs ilurin^ tliat thin1. Many olj smokoraj irrfi -r the p ipi ' Ki tho ci(.rar, :u»l proljj ib lj as muchtxl iacco is cu i iKUi iml in tlial way as in cigars. How.L'v»!r out cf tii ' 1 wav ininicricail y the previous statiNmriit may be, ii is true tliat thuru are in this coun-try 1J ,^!H niaiinfactiiicrs (if cigar.", ami they cm-ploy 71 , l!'l nii ' ii . Whi 'ievci - (ol)accn can bo raised ,tli " fanner liml ? ii n :n- uf llie mof-t profitable crops,at iW consequent iy i.< very npt to c»!lirnte it. I t suse increases from year t(. ye:ir in a greater ratiothan the population , l'coplr iliffer so widely ns toits cficctti that it is onl y ju st , wlienercr a candidBtat '.'incntjis muile ol' any lest , to givu it publicity.itcci 'Dtl y, at the l'olytrchiii t : School in l'ari? , onoof the professor* inquired into tin; habits of thoono iiuudnd and .-ixty siudcuts there , and then madoa comparison betwi-fu thuir devotions to stud y nntito Btnokc. lie found that ono hundred and twowore Mnokors , ;uid lifty fi^ht rj orcr used , or saidtbey nevvr usi'd , the noxiuuH weed. H'l then foundthai in cadi KKIL'C of tin ; school , the siudcnts whodid not. nniukc t.utranked tl:os.o who did fimoke ,and thut the scholarshi p of tho Miioki 'ra steadil ydeteriorntbd as the smoking continued. ( In ac-count of several trustworth y reports of such a nature ,the Mitii n t iT of Public Iu strm tion in franco issuedn rirculur (ni lu: directors of collc^.s aud !>clioi>li for.biddin g tob.iceo to stud - -nt s as iujuriou * to physicalntj d iuli 'l '-ectual development.

TllK 1'ou in I < i ~ K .\si-.—Thn following t lircctioun ,for th e pM iTCiil ion of the potato disease , have beenfiirni.-lied by Mr. J. Jj uysnian .:< êntieiuaii ill Jloll and :CJrdinary coal a»hot ; are erubheit in a stone mortar ,and afterwards .siftr- d, so a* to remoTO any largepiece*, and leave- onl y :i line pulverized mibstaticohave a larp' franm , the sides uf which should beperfectl y liu 'hl : over it place a loose cloth or wirognuze ; on the clot h put the ashes ; over tho atheaplanr au< )ther cloth , t i ghter and liner ; under theframe is placed a pot Idled with sul phur ,, which burn ,the vapour ol ivliicli uM'i .-mls into the allies , and mustbe imbibed by the latler ; it is, therefore, requisitethat they are not allowed to cscapi- by tint cidea ortop of the s t iuetme ; a barn or unused stable mi(;lilancwer tin ' purpose. Tho quant i ty of cul phur usedis -\h. to ^.*i| (.-allons of pulverized ashes ; after thenul phur has been burned , you nre to allow (i2Sga 'lous of the us.hc.1 to nn acre ploug hed in j soivgood , sound potatoes. In the month of May , whenthe plants will be tolerabl y developed , you muststrew soiho «if the same ashes on thn ground , in orderto pro«crvo thi > lcavss ; say li"> 't gallon* to tho acre-.The quant i ty of ashe. beiny mentioned in French , itis lit 'Tall y translated gallons Mr. liuyi-man strong lyrecoinmend ", ns an experiment , that part of a lield ,where tin! iliM -u so has bi .cn , should bu. left withouttry ing the nslic.s a line drawn , when ho confidentl yasMTiK the ilisi>:iHR will not pass the line.

KlU.AK.VKV — i .MiF.N l l 01 itoSS CAS11.K.—I!oS3 CllSllOis in a much better state of preservation than most(j f its br. l inen in " tin; kingdom of Kerry ." Itirrn buil t by a chieftain of tho gruul family of theO'Dotio^hii '*. to whos« l ivin g represnntat ive ITO havea!/' ad y al.' tjdcd , and rt%Mrdin^» whom there arc- in-iiuiui -rali! i ' lei.' 1-inls atnon^ tin: pea santry and boat-in- 'ii •<! the Lakes , for the details of which we- numinpp ly to our .i,-ood-humourcd ^'uide. For instance ,II w .ii'l 'iw in t h e easth; is pointed out , from whichi.'.- ' i : i i i i -ft:nii I'-aped from eaith at the u rjj .Mit solid',t r o i i ol a I.ak" Syre n , who. by tin- sweetness andi . , :in of lic -r vnici ' j irr« .vistib ly im[H:lli ;d him Vt1' . . i. <- l l i> holn " in tbe walers : *' and certain shuru!¦/ • ." >;i»l li'oj v , " ll.ij t )»• lives there In I.'II .H bless-i-i in .iir in i i n - en joyment ul ' rols ha|ipim.'S.s, alllioii^-h•:¦¦ i - .ni"s up and trimbl i- s the wather souietimes,j i - t in !ak<-ii |" "p m :1M - p'.or ouUl easth' ami thel.in - t w h i c h . ' . made him leavi: behind. Ay, " hi:< ' .Hi inui ' i l , " an ' on .- t i l l ni ghts , thn sounds of mostbt at i i i l u l i i i i i -M: i.-'iim-s up clear throu gh the. wather.s,iii.d H 'tlif boaltnen \\ } (i > l av had ./'.- ,¦/ i - i r> , <l' ye .<ff ,couid p lainly d is i in 'ûish the rich , rnunil , manl y,and inf //- ,f f¦"' •* .- note . of ( j 'l loii ' . hne'H voice joinin gtin. - niennaid-i' chorus."— ll'/.i ' . 's t\-hw& r,\ il,u,yLin- ! .- .

Tin: H K A I .HI ot mr. Hm.v KA I I I K C — Wo arehappy to hi: ablo to îre favourable uuws of thoIii.-allh of t)iu l lolv Katl.i r. lli.s illno-H m by m,Means serious , but nus l ln ' result of tbucoulinemeniwhich In- ha- uudeijjone lor tlm last two years anil ahull ". Tho Vatican is not a reiy wholosomo abode,aud when t - e ? ii ici i -uicucy of ihu w'ealher docs notallow the uu^ 'u- t prisoner to

^'o into liis garden-— lliu•oli- spot of t i ' i i i i o ry which remnit is to him—In;canonlv take ennr- iv: i n i l i - - (jailer.es <if the inuf eum ,which are cold and darr.p. It is not , therefore ,HHuiiiM iii i I 'l.-u JJ >- it ) io«)ij J.-av i- li'lt an attack ofrh i-uinat ih in al ter l h i r t y . :wo months of such u*ic\ i- ;iuce. Tlieir ihi umatic pains , Imwcviir , thou^lllevere , nre ii' il ilauûroii " , and do not prevent ihugeneral slat '* nl hi.-i h- altb fro m lieiu^' katinfactory.The Hol y l at l .i r sleeps as wi ll ax I IKU M, tnkc-4 hismeala n -n i i l - i i l y. receives I he. cardinals and prelali-8who come to Hea t of tlm nlfairn of tho Church , putshis M'îmturi- to l.hi) papers which require it , andgi't * up to a.-i-ist at uiass in ho 1'KJIII noxt his ; f.irl ii-did not wi- .li to liuvo the altar p laced in lliu bed-ri - ii in. The Hol y Father looks wel l , and the pains ,wioeli incouiinod " him onl y wheh Jie mores, do notd imi i i i - h t l i ' i wmin.r l i i l strength he euioys.— I ' r i 'f nd t rAp ril 26.

M -i i i i i '. > x l ' W A M M .MI I ' IV I K ' I MI . — I found li-r ingj ilai/i and railn -r farmer liko in apjii'arance , butpor-fectlv genli i inanl y and cordial in conrersation andmanner. Speaking of matters relatiru to Moore, hoinformed me that "ln; sold in the statcn as many copiesof the hard' s I.ifu of Ilyroii , a^ enabled him to pur-chin-e Slop- .-rti iii Cot tage. Hut ," he continued , with it(•mile , " when our friend Tom subsequentl y Bent mi;Jii.« Jri-)i '""Mlciiiaii i» -v-arch of (i lli .-ligion, all myirxi 't tioi.s couid not K;|in a footing or a reception forhim , ntnl alter many frui t less ell'orls I was relueuntl yi>bli u "'d to send b:u-k th e poor Î ' l i t leruai i wi thout anyM-ii ^ ion » i. ai; . " ii' '"•¦' < /:¦¦'¦'¦•¦-. of .v.u.y ;,.,„,/,-.

The Sel. eneeiad y .Sl-if has the folluwiin ;:—"Header ,if you liavi: li 'ii rowed the paper you arc reading.Jdon 'tdo it again- Subscribe. I t i.-n 't sale to borroiv paper*.We once knew a poor, hut honest man , who borroweda p.ip"r itj i ;ofi .ni l y and i i i i id v e i ta i i l iy , fiutii u wtmlr -(¦¦inn: nei ^ hb iiir. Filial act! The leri ible conta îf iii ,the small p"ek wa« i-onveyi-d insidii -u - l y in the librvsof thn sheet. Uf that. oxt i ' i iMve famil y, H ilotiu^f:.ther, a f.iud mother , .--eveial ii.ndliêul and heroic¦ ¦.U- , ih i r t ' en lovely daug hters , two popular rnoth"is-m law , and threi! beaut i lul aunts—not ono remain toi. II the tal o."

Au i iv M K I I I T A I . SF:H \ I « K— M y the leûlations inpractice since thebejj iHiiiu ôf this uionth .all sor^consof cHvalry and infuntry of the line , Royivl Arti l lorv ,lioyal Kn^'ineers, have been struck off tho establish,ments of their lato rcgimcnts.jaud for thfl fu turo will\:<¦ iivai'.able for tho stall'duty .

MORI: A ITKO I'I IIATE .—Tho wompn in L'tali, snys aChica|,'o papt-r, havo recently altorcil tbo orthographyof tboir creed. Tboy cow Bpcll it. • More.man,' in.ttead of 'MormoD.'

NEW YOKK CORRESPOXDEKCR OP "TUBWATKRFOHD NKWS."

Now York , A pril 21st, 1873.Vesterdny OToninfj I wns accompany ing a friend of

rnino to tho lirookl yu Kerry.boats—a gentlemanoccupy ing a high position OH tho staff of ono of tholeading jou rnals hero—and whilo canvassing thomerits of the Irish press, tho conversation turnedupon TII K WATKUVOUII X KWS . The gentleman alludedto was formerl y .1 citizen of Wn torfonl , and , thoughI cannot lay clay claim to so intimate n relationshipwith the Vrb.i Intacta , I havo a sufficient knowled geof the city, aud of tho respectivo merits of tho priuci-j ial jou rnals published in tho South of lrelaud , to givomo an interest in tbo passing ovonts of your city, aswell as to entitle mo to offer au opinion on tho noivs-paper litcraturo of tho provinco of Munster . Thopurport of our conversation n'/in to decido as to whatnowspapor in tho South of Ireland wo should arrangoto havo forwarded regularly to New York , so as tokeep us well posted in tlw social mid political move-ments takinp placo in the old land , and if you do notthink it too Battering a compliment to your editorialaliiUlj, I may as well inform you that both worounanimous In giving tho palm of superiority to TIIKN KW .1, which , wo hope, in futuro will bocomo nregular woekly visitor of ours.

And now , perhaps, I may as woll givo your readersthe benefit of a few random notes from this greatcity of the Western Kmp ire , the homo of the oppressedpeople and nationalitie s of the old world. I writoyou this letter fro m the. office of one of I ho ablest—wero it not for my connection with it , I would saythn ablest and most influentia l journal in the UnitedKtatos— and am , th orofoio , in a position to furnishvon with the latest American news. The AtlanticCablo will be, of course, beforehand with me, andthoug h it must bo acknowled ged as one of tho mostwonderful inventions aud triump hs of modern KC 'ICUCC ,however rapid tho news may be flashed along itslig htning pathwny of thoug ht , boneath the billows oftho Atlantic , its titterings cannot bo Baid to breathethat warmth of feoling and tentlmcnt convoyed in <\gonuino Irish.American epistle, safely borno by thomails nlong the snrtnce of tho 8»mo rolling deep. Thncablo speaks to so largo an audienco, and in «ttchgeneral terms , that nobod y fcols tho messago asspeciall y intended for liimsolf, whilo a letter isinvariabl y addressed to somo particular individual orclass of rondem. I havo chosen to address thatintelli gent Irish audienco to be found assembledround your columns every week , and trust they willaccord me a favorable rccoption.

Hut licro tho difliculty begins. Wlmt nm 1 to sny,and how am I to fay it ? Which of nil the subjectsagitating tho public on thic Hido of the Atlantic shallI take up ? What particular phase, of America n lifo ,habits , and manners , shall I venture to describo ? Orwhat sensational news ot gigantic swindles, volcanicdevastatisus.railroad catastrop hes,shi pp ing calamities ,or political jobbery, shall I undertake to communi-cate ? I can assort) you wo are norer short of matteriu theso respects in this office. Day and night thewires keep up nn incessant click-clack , pouring iutheir never-ending tales of ming lod successes andmisfortunes, the elements entering into tho formationof the latter generally prodomiuutin g, as if to gratif ytlm morbid craving of tho public for monstrousexhibition*rof Inunan calamities. Wi Kooner iia.s fhr -wild , wailing cry of despair from tho crew of U10Atl»utu \ mingled with tlio hoarse, solemn dirge ofthe p itiless ocean , died out upon tho public ear, iuthe report of the Investigation Committee, at Halifax ,in which the princi pal author of that indescribableni ght of horro r, which consigned upwards of fivohundred to a watery grave, is meroly suspendedfor the term of two years from t he privilege of enact-ing a similar tragedy upon thn high teas, than thowires are in motion at an earl y hour last Saturdaymorning, convey ing tho news ef another fearfuldisaster upon land on tho liostuu and Providencerailway , occasioned by tho brid go spanning tlio I'aw-catuck Hirer , being broken up by the Hood nt midni ght.At three o'clock iu tho morniiiLr ,|tho stcatu-bpnt trainfrom h'toniiigton , for (ioston , came (hulling iilong tothe brink of this yawning chasm , at tho rsitu of fortymiles an hour , and , without a moment 's warning, theeng ine and carriages wero preci pitated upon the.opposite bank of tho river , a distance of thirty feet.Filiteen persons were killed instantl y, and severalwere badly injured or disabled for life. Tho accidentwas the result of the dams, constructed hig her up intho river , to supp ly the mill -poliib in tho nei ghbour ,hood , cuddmd y giving way, nliri thus causing tboimmense flood dashing: down tlm river to carry awaytin." brid ge in its rosisllcss onward career. And hereRKuin l''O railroad company are severely censured fortheir neg ligence in omi t t ingtho precaution of a ni ghtwatch at the brid ge, to warn tho approaching trainsiu case of danger.

I'hcu wo havo intelligence ol the Modoc war, andthe determination of the United States troops toareogo tho murder of (iuneral Canhy and J Jf. Thomas ,by driving Captain Jack , with his Indian warriors ,into utter subjection or annihilation. Cl ise besidefollow tho ik'taiU of tho earth quake in CentralAmerica , which destroyed tho city of -San Salvador ,awl Mvallotvct i up over six liuudrcdof the inhabitants ,

liy way of relief to this gloomy catalogue, we areafl'ordod a ray of hope, and a glimpse ol better days inthe future , by tbo passing of tho new Charter forNew York last week at Albany, which , howeverinadequate * to meet the requir ements of publicopinion , and tho present cnudition of alfuirs in mostof the departments , local boirds , and public ollices inthe citv , u il l at least tend , iu somo meusuru , to alfordprotection to tho citi/.uuu from tho systematic ringfrauds for which Now York has gained nich unen-viable notoriety. Thu recent action of our criminalcourts , too, taken iu conjunction with tho verdictspronounced by our juries in tho case of Foster, whowas banged lately for the murder of Mr. I'utuam ,and in that of -SehelHiu, who was sentenced by Jud go/Irail y, on last Friday, to imprisonment for life, forkilling bis wife a Jew months ago, gives indication o(a healthier turn of public opinion , and encourageslaw-abiding citi/.cna to hope that the time it ap-proaching when murder will be looked upon as acrime, not to be exp iated by a golden olloring eitherlo jud ge or jury, and when the now common adage,that " tiicro is no Ian* in .Veiv Vork ," shall have ,fallen into disuse, without any veritable slgnilicaliouiu the American dialect.

The Itap id Transit movement , also develop ing anew feature of progress and improvement in thumodo of travel throug h tho city , id not tho leant im-portant subject at piv.-u.ui under public discussion.The present iiiulliciuut mcauM of communication bytramway cars with the upper portions of ManhattanIsland , on which the city is built , has had thu el ledof driving the mercantile coinu iuuity and businessportion ol the citi/.ens across l.hu Ferries to IJrojkl yn ,New ,lcr.-ey, and .Stnlen In land , in search of privutodwellings ; and the pnnnoteii i of the tieheino 'draftcdin thu bill now before U10 Statis legislature , i'uolconfident the opening of a city tu am railroad betweenthe ll.ittery ami Haarlem rivi -r , would vastl y enhancetho v.ilue ol property in the city , and , by inducingbusiness men to build in the iip - iinv n di.itricis, doublethe populat ion aud wealth of New York iu tho couiuuof a lew years. In l Xj'l a bill was lirs l introducedfur authority to construct a railroad for rapid transitiu this city, and every year sinco that t imo theLegislature has been the unceasing batlle.grouud ofrival interests.on this subject. All manner of schemes,undergrou nd , overground , Ihrec tier, viaduct de-pressed, arcade, marginal, lube, and tunnel lineshave been pressed with all manner of pictures ,p i ites , drawings , models, and ch.-si goH , omlursed byimposing certilicauw, bearing illustrious numes, andurged year after yuur upon I he public anil thu Legis-lature , an.l yet <vo stand to.d.iy with absolutelynothing done, ami the practical realization ot ourwants apparently a* far iu tlio future ah when thequestion wri* first taken up- What the - present billproposes is lo rm|K iwer tin. ' city herself to bui fd therailroad , and thus cut .short , all private schemus audmonopolies.. Tho lain panic iu the money marketh;iM subsided , a.'id Wall-street is no lunger in thatstato of ferment and excitement ex|j erioiiced for somelime past.

One word now to intending emigrauts,aiid 1 .-diall closethis hurried communication , Let lliusu who puipo scbid.ling farewell to the green hills of tho Kmeraldl»-l<! divest thcmsulveH of visionary dream* of wealthaud sp lendour iu this country , aud gird thenir.L-lTe.-ifor hard wurk and roug h treatment, ll ' uny man canlivo comfortabl y nl hoinu let hint reinuiii there . Iflie cannot live in Jrelaud , then lut him try his- fortunelien.-. Hut let nil bear in mind t lm '., thero is iu iheinitial of 1 his great city of Xirw York , nioro poverty,misery, vice, and degradation , than there is perhapsiu the whole of Ireland ; and IcL 110 man suppose lor11 moment , the iu ii a n y t h i n g to bu h:ul hero wi thoutearning it by dint of industry -°unl patient toil.

Jy . uuut .Now York , A pril ^'nd , I I o'cl-j ck , Tuesday ni ght.

£iiicn wr i t ing tlio above , nothing deservrng specialnotice has turned up. Tho S '->r Vin -h VVw. 's of thi .smorning, » jou rnal which has been foremost iu rou-demning the pai simonv of thn While .Star LineCompany in sending Ihu , 1//i inl ('i: to sea wi tho u t 11sullicient supp ly of luel. as well IIH thn gross neg li-gence aud iiicuinpeti -iiey of Captain Williams , has avery able art icl e , declaiming loudl y against thetravel l ing public who have , by their inordinatedesire lor quick pa.-H is.'e.s, directl y* tmcuur; iff *\ ibebui lding ol such vessels, as tbu ill-fated j .' ' i n i i i *,which wai* out of all measure of proportion tuo longfur her widt h. The \vri:er mnin tn inH that if piiSM.-n-gers by the occan-goin^ Htoamcrs were less unxioiistn boast of having mndn " ihu nhurt obt pasaago onrecunl ," ntid consequentl y less deniruus to encouragelho.se companies , who hid for public putr«nai<u at thuexpense of r isking the bv i'N of thosu entrusting them-8olvfs to t heir guidance , we should be Hparud ihupainful task of recording Mich fuarful disaste rn (idthat of thu shi pwreck at Halifax. In t l icfamu articlea scathing denunciati on is levelled at tbu Hustonand I'ruvidenco lUilroad Company, for their criminalneg ligence in omitting tlm ncct -fHu ry precauti on ofplucing a watch at the biid gu over tlm I'awcatuckKiver. Tbo company are held rexponsiMo for littl uisboi-t uf the crimuof whoiesale inurdur , aud tho iStaloLegislature is called upon to take tho mutter intoconsideration , by pasbing a law, coinpulliug railroadcompanies to adopt necesHary precautions U> guardoiraiust the repetitiou of-uuch disaatoru,—J.

BLESSING OP TUB NICHOLAS MAHONPOWER SCHOOLS.

Tho Nicholas Mahou l'ower Schools , in Rcresford-street , for the extension of tho toaebings of tho in-valuablo Sisters of Charity, founded on (i munificentdonation of JKDOOby tho lato N. II. l'ower, D.L, Faith-legg House, nml erected in a superior manner by Sir.J. T. Hyatt , T.C., builder , William-strcot , woro so-lemnly blcsRod and oponcd on Sunday , and placedunder tho patronago of St. Joseph. Tboro was 11very largo attendance of our follow-citizcns congro-gatod iu the lower school-room long boforo tho hourappoiuted for tho commencement of tbo ceremony,aud tho liveliest interest wad manifested by all in awork which will so sensibly mill further incroaso thoblessings of education in tho city of Waterford. Apeculiarly gratif ying charactor was given to tho pro-ceedings by tho kindl y proseuco of tho two MissesPowor, the" respected daughters o( tho munifice ntdonor , to whom a touching tribute was paid by thopresentation of an address on tho part of tho pup ils,in the language of which nil present heartily con-curred. Ainonffst those present wero :—

Tho Misses Power, Fuj thlcgg Houso ; Messrs. I'.W. Power, Pembrokestown llousu ; J. Dclahuntj ^M.l1,(i . I. C.oold, II.M-, and Miss Goold j Hovs. P. Kent ,P.P., St. Patrick's ; K. O'Donnoll , P.P., Crooko andKillea ; G. Cummin*) , C.C., P. Nolan , Adm., Dr. Ryan ,Adm., U. Tower, C.C., J. O'ltiordan , P. Power , Si.John 's College ; J. A. Pholan , President St. John 'sCnllogo School ; W. Browne, C.C., W. Phe.lan, CO.,W. Shooh y, chaplain to tho Sisters of Char ity ; T.M-tiratb , C.C., Trinity Without ; K. Wheoler , O.S.I).,I' . Marcus Harron .U.L., Belmon *, l'ark ; Aid. Koily.J.P..Messrs. Kent and Hiss Kent , Henrietta-street ; JamesFecly, manager National Bank ; Richard Hartley,Killottcran Housn ; T. I\ Strange, solicitor , and MissStiango , Mount Neill ; M. 1'owcr , Broad-strcot ; M.JIurjihj ', and tho M isses Murp hy, Patrick-street ; A.I'. Malier , Mr. and Mrs. .1. T. Ilyan , and Miss L.ltyan ,^Yln.street ; Mrs. Dobbyn , Lcoville , ami Mrs . JosephDobbyn ; L. A. Ryan , J. M'Kucry, T.C., Jt. Italoig h,11. Ryan , 11. Leo, T.C., M. Slaney , J .I'., M. Mahcr , P.Howe, P. Lawlor, Win . Kelly, T.C., AUI. Uudmond ,Mrs , Miss , and Master M. Redmond , T. Fiecinan , andtho Misses Freeman, Mrs. O'Dwyer, P. 1). Clancy, J.and M. Tobin , J. I'lielan , J. I learn , Ac.

At the head of the school room , in which tho pro*ceedingR took placo a temporary altar was erected ,on which stood a fttatuo of St. Joseph.

Thu Itcv. 3Ir. Si iKKiir addressed a short, impros -sivo discourse , explanatory of the object for whichthey wero assembled, and bearing throug hout a spiritof deep thankfulness to tho family of him who, in hismnuiflcenco , unabled tho r.outous Sisters of Charit y to«xtund tlieir ineslimablo exertions further amongstthe poor children of our city, and of forvout nnp ira-lions fur the eternal reward of him who conferredsuch oducational blessings upon our city. Havingstated tbo object for which they wero assembled , thoblessing of tho schools of the lato Mr. N. M. Power,of FailhleggHousi *, aud their ded ;cation to the Queenof Heaven , in her own sweet mouth of May, ami thuplacing them under tlio protection of St. Josep h, herchaste spouse, whoso festival tho churc h celebratedthat day, the ruv. L-entluman forcibl y descanted uponthe manifold blessings which would flow to thu pourfemale children uf the city, and throug h them on thocommunity tit large, by means of schools such nsthose , destined for their instruction bot} i sp irilu:ill yand temporaril y. They all knew tho grea t influencewhich wuuia t i exorcised over man , an influenco furgood or for evil in proportiun as nho WUH well or ill-educatrd. Man , whose courage never failed amid thostorms of the raging billow y , or amid the. carnage ofdreadful battle, submitted to woman 's influence withthe docility (if the lamb. If they had crimes amongstthem they inust attribute their existeneo to tho evilinfluence of wuniau , where woman lacked educa-tion ; whero smiles , and joy abounded they shouldattribute them to thu possession of uduc'atio.'iby woman. How wero Ihpy to turn asido this ovilinfluenco of Mruinau ? How wero they to dcvclope hercapabilities , make ofhor a ministering angel tn manof Gud' n mercy, atid constitute her a good wife,mother , sister , and daughter ? liy education andeducation alone, could they hupo to achieve such aresult. If they had depravity in thn streets of theircity it was because of tho want of education of theirfemales ; thoso puor waifs of humanity wandered iutheir midst , exercising an ovil influence because ofthe want of education (hear , hoar). Did thoy wishto make their fellow-man h.tp fiy, industriou s, moral ,relig ious ? Then educatu thn poor fonialu children.Kducale them aud they would havo the fathers, sou.*,and brothers kept at home from thu public houses ,and (rora other evil inlluencM , to ivliicli the}' now toooften had recourse because of liuinu being renderedunhappy from ihe want of education amongst thefemale members uf the famil y. Kduralu ihufemale and the father , tlio brother , the son will learnto obey tho Church of (ind , to observe tho sacra-ment*1, to livu the lifo of a true Christian , and to earnan eternal reward hereafier. Thnsu mini principleswhich could bu onl y instilled iutn thu breast of thechild by tho mother, and how could they bu/iu forsuch a result if tho mother was uneducated herself?To supply stich a necessity thn present schools weronow being opened ; in them would be educated thuchildren of thn must dustilule puor ul* tlieir cily, andt hruii K liuut his long successful career , thu late Mr.1'im-er never ilid :iti art of n. nlo i-it meritorious nleir.actcr , or onn wuro directl y lending to thu salvationof souls than the founding of ihusu schools (hear ,hear) . What a comfort it must bu In their departedfriend to seu lhou*j ai :ds* upon thousands of those poordcMituin children receiving lhat education whichwill make ilium guud , virtuous members of society,and to hear their many heartfelt prayers oll'ered upfor him , iheir kind , their generous benefactor (hea r,bear) . The rev. j j entluinau concluded amid mani-/eittatiou.-f of sincerv respect and gratitude Lo tinmemory uf Mr. l'ower.

The Rev. K. ( I 'Donnell , attended by tho Ruv . <; ,Oommiusa tnl Itev. 1'. Nolan , in soutanes and surp l ices,reciting thu " Aspergcs ine,l)umine ,'*blussed tin. build -ing in ihu usual form. Returning they divested tl ieu t -bclvus of their surp lices , and look their seats amongsttlm; audience , ihu religious portion of thu cere-mony here concluding. As au exemp lification of LliL""chol-isiiu allaiiiiuents reached iu the admirableschools uf the Sialera uf Charily, some of ihu pup ilswere now called forward , and examined iu generalhistory . Thuir answering was thoroug hl y distinct ,and hi ghl y creditable liulh to themselves and theirteachers .Soiuu sweet singing with piano accompani-ment followed , and then came ;t touching feature inthe programme, being thu presentation of au addred: *and bouquets to tbu -Misses Power, as a mink of re-lipeel and gralitudu on the part ol thu pour Catholicchildr en of Walet fonl. 'i he offerings were gra-ciousl y received by those kind ladies , who seemedmuch affected by the mark of icganl thus te.itilied tcthem , and lo ihe muinorv of their ri- .-purH.-d father.

.Ilr. l)M.. *.i*r.vi 1 M.I ' ., tvlio was warml y received ,said be could not leavu there m, tha i eventful daywi thout saying a few word s (hear , hear). Hu d.?,sired to adih-es-s them shortl y iu re ference to thatgood lad y who had given herself up so zealousl y toihe education of their pour female children—hu meanithe respected superiore.-M of ihu Sisters of Charity iuWatcrford (hea r. hea r). When they thruiv their eycHback sume lew y ^ urs , aud ,-aw ihu strugg les of thaiguud lady iu furthering her noblu mis-iiuu, thuy wouldacknowled ge with gratitude , how largel y she hail ,siucu then , incieased ihu sphcro of her action. Huremembered when , alter taking tho liuii su in Lad yLane , .shu was not saiislied with it , shu e>tublishedkchucj l * 011 the bitu and 011 the ruins of uu old stable ,thuii knuwn as Father Couku 'd schools. Thosu schools.1)10 iucrcu.-td yea r by year, unti l now by ihu muni-licencu or the bitu Mr. Nicholas Mahnn Pu-wer,bho has buen I'uabkd to couKid ural il y adil to thatmission «hich can never be. MiHieicnll y appreciated byihu peop le of Water fuid. Jlo was qiiilu con lidcntlhat they had all inadu up their minds lo uxieudtheir syinj iatb y aud practical aid lo this good lad y iuher grea t wuik , and I10 would mm* cull upon them togive threo hearty cheers for .Mr.s.(i:illwey. The callwas electric ; Lho rcspoU.su was thu ssfru.', thu .Mis.iedPowtr doing ihu latter heartil y, and iu ibis liltingmanner thu prugrainniecuinu to 11 teiininaiion. Verymany of the audience went through the buildi ng bykind permission , mid HO weru inaugurated thu Nichola sMahuii Power .Schools on Sunday, .May l th , 1S7.'I.

HAKHOU I fUAK H — .Mo MiAt.The annual meeting of Ibis board was held on

Monday . Thu following weru present : -.Mr. A. II I.N N V , .1.1'., in t l i i ' i - lmir .

• Mi>.Ti. T. It. White , ['. Miii iniu » , T.C., I.. Krio'iiinn , ,1 Knit •Al,limi. 11 I'. A. I'ut t i -r, .1.1'., I'. K. Id-nl , ,;.|"., .unl w, K 'I j i i i i i n i i i - , H. I l i i rr i . -" , II. White , T. I: . I' rc-i.r , J.I 1., uml Mr AWn iln II -'I J.I ' ., l- iwil i ' i i i f imiT.

TIIK SI K A M K U " Kmts ."—WI10 pilot committee re.ported lhat they had investigated tho circumstancesol thu grounding of this vessel , under charge ol* pilulliaHtou , iu thu new cut IJ iiuun 1

* channel , as idii* wnaconiini f up thu river , coru-luden , and tboy found lhattin ; pilot kepi too clnsu Iu thu county Waturford »ide ,passing throug h tilasshouso Keach , which factobliged him to make a short turn when getting intoOi« cut , and bencu her going on the bank. Thu occur -rence , tin.' report n'ldc*/ , .showed great want uf nl i i l i tyon his purl where thero was water hullicieut , at thul i/i iu , lor a vessel of two feet deeper draught , andthuy would direct that p ilot liasloti be, in future , de-ba ri'ed from p iloting steamers , and would recommendiho board to request the Tr in i ty , llomd to reduce himfnim lirsi to second class pilot.

Mr. K K X I inquired how long had Huston been liist-idass pilot , and wan ans-wered by tbu SKI 'KKUU V, onl ya IW mouth *. Mr. K I :M I lidded , it was nxmiiishingbow any pilot could havu allowed I hit uluamcr to goushore , in) hu did , at Ihu lime. Thu onl y exp lanationIhnl hu could iina ginu for tin: occunencu was, thatIliusluu was an old , and a very nerruiu man , nutadapted for such 11 po sit iun.

Aid. J'uti'f'K—IVrhap s we wil l bu dealing sufficientl yRuviru with him by preventin g him piloting »lcamcr>iu futuro.

.SKin> :r*HV—1 wuuld ask Ihu hi.aid , even as a pel -Hunal favor , to ruquest the committeu tu re-considerihu latter part of their report. 1 can SJV that llaslouis a man of excellent character.

Mr. K K.NT—Wu must remember hu went ashore ont ho top of liig/i wutnr ; if U iv«* low irnlur, or if it iv««upon nnything clsu shu went , but a mud bank , ihuvessel might huvu bcou ruined (boar, hear) . There

is no doubt that owners will avoid a port ivliovo sucha thing would bo allowod , and, although I havo uovery strong objection to tho suggestion mado by Aid.Powor, I roal ly donotseo how, after all , wo can avoidadopting tho recommendation of tho committeo.

Tho SECHETAUY expluiued (as boforo stated) thatBaston kept too closo to tho Watcrford Hboro, andthen said , tho captain told him lkston wni not, iu hisopinion , fit to pilot steamers, as ho socmed to bo toonorvous.

Aid. POWKII —How will it allect his earnings to bokept from piloting steamers ?

SKCIIF-TARY —If reduced to second clasn ho cannottako vessels ovor UOU tons , or drawing moro than six-teen feet of water. That , iu iwelf , will bo a heavypunishraout.

CH A I R M A N —I really do not think wo nan do any-thing except to do as the committeo recommends.

Mr. KK.VT—Such n thing again occurring would 110a Tory sorious matter for tho port , and I do not BOOwo oan tako any othor courso but adopt tho entirereport of tho committee. There aro nautical men ontho committeo j no men can be hotter jud ges of sucha case, knowing, as they <(6 thoroug hly, tho cltaanol,and seta of tho lido , and they aro quito in favor ofthis report. '

Tho board finall y adopted tho cntiro report , anddirected tbo Secretary to writo to tho Trinity Boardrequesting tho reductiou of Baston to sccoud class.

TIIK COMSIITTEKS .—The committees wero re-electedas they stood , for tho current year, except that Mr.John Slattery was placed upon tho pilot committee inroom of )Ir. P. Carew resigned , ns a commissioner , onmotion of Mr. M A N N I M I , seconded by Mr. L. FIU:K -.MAX.

TIIK DUV DOCK .—Tho SK<*iu:Y.m r reported that , 111pursuaneo of directions fro m previous meeting, he badwritten to thn Board of Works to send down avaluator to valuo tho land requisite for tbo sito nf tboDry Dock, and ho now read a reply from thu board ,slating that on a lod gment , by iho commisHioner *' ,of ,£50 to meet expense.", tho valuator would be sentdown. Ho (aoc.) desired to nay that their law agent(Mr. Cherry) was anxious thero should not bo anydelay in the matter , and it would bo fur the board todcU'imino whether they would now sign tho check,or luavi! it for tlio /inniico committee , ivhich bodywould not meet until Thursday ?

Mr. KiiKr.MA.v asked was t hero any use in going tothis cxpenso if tho money for thu Duck wculd not begiven , and was answered by tbo KJX K KTA IIY saying, ifthey did not tako up tho land before .Inl y next , theproject should bu abandoned altogether.

Tho boa rd decided on immedialu action , and thecheck wits drawn and signed accordingl y.

As.SAi.i .Tixii A PILOT.—The SKCI IKTAHY reported thatpilot Henry, a man of excellent characte r, whilst incharge of tho llof cuypn , of Cornwall , on Saturdaymorning at live o'clock , was assaulted by tho captain ,who charged him , falsely, with being drunk , and whocut his eyo severely. He lau:led , and reported theoccurrence , whereupon he (ROC .) directed him lo ludguinformations at tho pulicu ollicu , and obtain a warrantagainst tho captain. The informations wero lodged ,but when thoy went to execute thu warrant it wasfound that ihu captain bad gone oil' to *-ea , withoutany pilot , lie (Mr. X.) knew hi! could have forwardedtho warrant to Ihu Inspector-genera l ; havo had thecaptain arrested nt any jilacu bu mi ght land , audbrought bnek, but that was a slop hi ; did not wish mtake without the nnthoiily of tlio board. It was nowdecided tu await tho fugitive captain 's next return iuWatcrford .

TIIK SUI ."H I K K N R A I L W A Y .—Tho Secretary submittedii petitiuu to Parliament in favor uf the SouthernRailway project from Clouuicl lo ThurliM , to constructbranches lo Cashcl and the Sliuvardag h Collieries-,which petition , he added , had been left with him bythe solicitor to tho und(.Tl;ikilif,' to submit for thoadoption of thu board , IIH one of thu public bodies ofWaterfurd . Mr. Xuvins read l.hu prayer uf the pel i-tiun , which put forward prominent ly lhat , as IheWaturford and Limurick Company would havu theworking of tho line , a large accession from thu trall i uof the south of Ireland would be broug ht throug hWaterford , thu natural outlet and inlet for it withKngland , and added , that , the project was opposed bythe Great Suutbern and Western Company ".

Mr , T. R. W IIITK —That point about Waterford is avery cogent ono indeed.

Aid. 1'nwKli—The fact of its being opposed by theGreat Southern and Western Company is enoug h furme to sign tho petition (hear, huar) .

The petition was adopted unaniinoiisl y, signed byIho chairman <m behalf of ihu boa rd , and the sealalfixed by tbu secretary.

TH K Aee, , tMs .— Thu SK C U K I .V U Y reported tho at:*Counts read y for audit , and it was resulvud to adver-tise for an auditor.

Thu board then adjourned.

WATKKFUlt l ) U N I O N — A r m 3n.Aid. .I A 'O I : , J.P., iu the chair.

K UH .K A I I I I X .—The only notice of mot inn for to-day was ono hy Mr. .lames Leamy, propo sing loassist a Mr .'i. Judith Morga n and children to emigrateto America . When tlm motion was called 011, .Mr.LKA .MV said bu bad given notice at the request of .Mr.Kllioll (it being a couniy Kilkenny case), but thismorning a letter was received from Mr. Klliott , ask-ing him to withdraw it , and he now begged lo do 80.The motion was withdrawn according ly-

A letter was received from ihu (iovernment Hoa rdsanctioning the outla y of Cl- to enablo Mary Walshand her threu children to emi grate to Philadelp hia ,to rejoin her husband.

I' lioniiiru. M* D I I I N K .—A petition to Parliament infavor uf the Prohibitory Li quor Law , was read fromihu I' anbrid gu board of guardians , and cu-uperaliouasked.

Mr. Coxx , on thu document , argued iu favor of freoaction in this as iu other Lrade.s, aud deprecatedrestrictions which would give a monopol y to ihosuhouses alread y privileged. If a man cumin*,' intotown wanted one, two , or six glasses of whiskey, thefact of curlailiug thu number uf public houses; wuuldnut prevent him from gelling thu required refresh-ment.

Aid. U K H H O S U concurred in that proposition beingthu fuel , but urged that thcru weio tuo many suchhouses iu the country, aud sumo li tni lat iuu , nayreduction , was requ ired.

Other guardiuns expressed their opinion that anamendment was required in ihu JM IWCT of grantinglicenses , lhat the old defect uf allowing interest toprevail over merit Ht il l loo much dominated , but ex-cept a.s an expression uf op inion , the discussion wasinefl'cctiial , and thu Li quor l.,iw such as ii is, standsunchanged .

FKVKK - -I MI 'I IHTA XT .—Aid. U L I ' M O .XU said hu wasnorrv 10 state , on tin.' information of the medicalollicer.s, that fever prevailed to a. ronsidcrablu ex-tent chietl y in the Mi lan hs of ihu city, and muchof that s-i-r i 'Ms slate of things , In: feared , was cansedby thu ili.-iincliiiuli '»i "f lhu humbler classes to allowany alllic ted members of il i i - ir families to bu sent,into the fuvct hospital. This objectio n W;IH providlo him the other day when visiting the home of asick workman in a very deus-l y peopled noi ghbcir-huud , in the city . On that oc.'ahiou hu callediu Dr. llrowu , otic of their city dispensary doctors,and that gentleman .-aid th:it hu ha il uvrry reason tubeliuvo the man was Iu fever. Tin; house, so far asho (Aid. K.) could see, had onl y one bed ; it Beemedto contain but twe. apartments , but yet tlmru ap-peared tho greatest reluctance , 011 ihe part of thufamil y, lo send the p ;rtieut to the hosp ital. . Ho(Aid. R.) need nut dwell on the danger , tho certaindanger , of diseasu liuinj j spread iu this way, nor tourgu thi! paramount , necessity of doing all that cuuldbu done to overcunie tbi.i utterl y grouudlesa reluc-tance (hear , hea r) . He would ask the master howmany weru th at day in hospital. M AST Kit : Thuruare lil. Me (Aid. IS.) understood fium thu masteralread y there had been 270 adniissiuns tu hosp italwi lh i t i the pasl six months , and out of thai totallimns weru but I'J deaths (hear , hear). That was asmall number (hea r, hew), but hi" was informed onmedical authority , lln ) probability was they would nutIn: uven »D lunch "ere it not for this sirangu 0I1-jceliun iu scndiii;? thu ;c poor pcnp lu into hosp ital.Thero WUH nu duub l thai many of Iheni weru onl yHunt in when thev weru in a hopeless stale , audwhen iinlhiii g clleclual could be done fur them (hear ,hear). As they had heard from thu master , thuruweru now lil casc.'t iu lhu hospital ; thai number wasmuch inoru Limn usua l , and even j uoru than iu Cork ,whero them was threu liiuca tlio pnpulation olWalerford (hear , hear). Tu try Ui ruim -dy ibis evil ,ho wuuld beg 10 proposu thu following motion :—

•• lb-Milvi-il -Thai , in .-uiwiiiii 'iih- i.l nn ui -Ji-]H. ,ili..u ,.11 11..-pait .if imli. ntH iiiri .-lcil u l t l i IVII L-WKHI - ¦li-'-.-i-i .-s in Iliis union ,in miiu- iutn tin- fi'ivr Im-pitiil , «n iini i . -l">-iliiiii raiKUii; sin -al.ihinv .rt . i t * ,., l,,,:iltli i.f In piililir iT i-ii i-rally, »i- wi-li tn ihr.-i ttfi iuitti -iitiiiii of tin.- -i v.-nil (Tli-r^>*lJi. -ll 111 tlit: iilii - ill , of tin: IIH --ilii-ul •itli.' i- ra. ami >¦< t l ie r i-lii 'vin *.' HIB LIT.-, tu t in- ].:u.un<miitnirusitv i i f i l i i i i i K all ill l l i i ' i rn i t tv iTtn ilulnci- I'iitii 'lit- to i-n li-rtin- li<is |»t:il, i ivith .iiir .Ic l.iy. iiLere .-wry |i-i.-silj li ' al t intiun anilrare will I-: I.L.- tuwii l Hlmll tlii 'iii. "

Ill conclusion , Aid. JlKl iJi ' ixi ' .said thure wasuveryruiLsou lo congral ulale themselves upon the fact thatihev had one of tho best managed fuver hospitals inthe kingdom ; most cumputenL doeLors nud attenlivunurses ; the muster atl entivu in looking after thopalienM , and thu inst itution generally, and thu in-spector , Mr. Hamilton , regular in hin visits , and mustiealullri in inquiring into th eir cumlitiuli and treatment(hear , hear) , l ie (Aid 11.) could .not seu uuythi t tg lojustif y this reluctance , ai'd would concludo with pin -posing his motion.

Mr. t.'ox.v naid lhu great dilhcully they had in giv-ing i.'ll'ect lo thu niolion uf Alderman Redmond in tbujuBiice of which ho fully concurred—wax that tboguardians had 1,0 power to compel those pai ties locome into hosp ital. That want was a great defect i;:thu poor-law a':l.

Mr. O' .SllKA said hu woul d gladl y second thu motion ,but he saw the ciis,lciicu uf thu samudillieiilty in giv-ing il practica l (H'ect ns was slated by .Mr. (.'onn.

Mr. V KAI .K -I th ink lhu difficu lty would bu over-comu if wu hail Sisters uf Merry as nurses: iu thehosp ital.

Aid. R KI .MO SU — 1 quite agi ee with Mr. Veal,-, if wehad sumo of thosu ladies aa nurse s, tho objection ufwhich wu all comp lain would bu lar less efl'cctivo thanit is at present. 'J'honu ladies nn.1 must admirablenurses in other workhouses (hear , hear) .

C'»/>l. i'nwKK - Wu h.iFU wry good nurses here, audI dii not aeu any reason' for a change.

TUu motiuu was uuuoiuioosly p»-3»od.

KILKK XN V MAItfv PITSThe historic City of thu Confi-deratiuu possesses

advantages with rogard ta its produce markets whichfew other towns iu Ireland enjoy. U p to lsfi l , theKilkenny markets wero, liko many others in thecountry , not tho bost regulated or most commodious jhut in that year tho governing body of the city—theCorporatio n , with a member of parliamcut to assist—promoted a special Act , containing provisions of thoroost extended character. Somu opposition to thobill was at first experienced , but after a little delayand somo difliculty, tbo " Kilkenny Markets Act ,lbfj l," becamo law. at n cost to the promoters of acomparatively small cum , indeed. Tho Act is a shortone, but ;ts provisions aro most stringent ,and investsthe corporation of tho city with powers tho moatdespotic , should they bo harshly enforced ; iu fact ,not n pound of butter could bo sold by a hawke r orfarmer 's daug hter outside tho market for which aheavy penalty could uot be imposed. Au cnactmontof this kind , althoug h oppressiro , ii pressed to thecxtremo , is of paramount importance—almost essen-tially ncccssaiy to tho proper working of tho markets.It invests thoso who represent, or rathor ought turoprescnt, tho inhabitants of a town , and who arunaturall y solicitous for its welfare and prosperity,with powers to act as a kind of arbitrator betweentho buyer and Seller of produce , and enables them toenforce probity in dealing, and materially benefit thotown by tbo money which accumulates from thetolls entitled to be levied. It also gives a *<U (II.« tcthe produce of a district which commands lhu great-est possible attention iu thu commercial world , andmanifestl y increases its valuo.

With respect tu public confidence and commercialreputati on , thu Kilkenny markets aru second 10 nuneiu Muuster , and superior tu many. Thu Kilkunnybutter brand does not , indeed , eopu with thu Cork orClunmcl in thu great Kng lish markets , bin il. excelsthat ofni:;ny others. O LO advantage which Kilkennybutler enjoys over that of Clomnel is thu great carebestowed on this cleanliness of tho firkins aud thecflbrlsuia ito to havo as littlo waste as possible. Truoit is, that sometimes it occurs—iu , fact much oftonerthan it should—tha t an ash-made or dirty lirkiu makesits appearance j but , generall y speaking, tbo buttercomes clean and in Rnperiur firkins , an innovationvery much required in Clunmel and elsewhere.

Thu Kilkenny maikeis aro of an extensive charac-ter, and situate in a favourable position ; with Lhuexception of Cork , they arc perhaps tho largest inMinister . Thu Uultur Market is nut as largu :vt onewould expeet .but extensive dairies and accommodationafforded aru found to bu quito suUiciuiu. The marketis a well ventilated building, and thu ingress andpgre.es arranged .so as to prevent thu possibility uftlio lirkins licing kicked or rolled throug h the dirt.In lhu inferior also the 'rcalcit attention is paid totho cleanliness of them. When thu butt er is broughtinto the house, it is placed inside a barrier , and nopersun but the buyers and market oflicials admittedwithin il. CotisequciUly, thu pernicious practicu ofallowing persons to walk ali/iin. nn the 10/ 1 of thubutter , pormilled in other matk els , is studiousl yavoided. This is a matter of great iuip ortanei ' , amitin- modi! of proceduru iu Kilkenny may bu followedw i t h advanta ge iu the markets nearer home . Onethin g in the Kilkenny Markets ' Act which is ratherstrange is , thai ihey an: placed by a law und"r thecontrol of th e Corporation , who with the mayor aschairman , form what i^ known as the markets ' cutn-niillee. Thus lioih th e n'emiunl and producer arutu sonic exli .-ia unrepresenn .d. In Limerick .such istiot thu case, aud in Cork the market is pri -Milcdover by the mei-chanl.*)e .vulti.sivi.-l y,ani | iseon-equentl yfiequen t l y branded as a monopoly ; any way, it is tin-extretiii ' 1,1 Kilkenny, and evry on.: 111 1s:. MI-fess lhat the Limerick medium is the tno-a desirabl e ,embracing as it does repr esentatives from f v i - v y obi-- "interested iu lhu prosperity of produce markets. Intho Kilkucny market lhu price i J arranged by coin,pet ition, as in Tippornry and (,'lonun -J ; in Cork theprieu is arranged each daj by th e buy i-r and exporter ,and is of cour.su founded on the latest telegrap hicquotation in the great Kng lish market ' 1. However ,in Kilkenny thu manufacturer uf butter is not lik el yto mlfer—in fact , il is doubtful if he does not gainby the existing arrangements , II .H competition islarge , and information as to prices in other marko 'seasil y iiblainad by refermico to thu markets ' reportin tbo local journals. Another feature in tho Kil.kunny butler market is ihu facilities nllurded by theRailway Company, and tho eflurts thoy, (-¦-. , maku topi event tho firkins from suffering from unnecessaryviolence or contact with dir t . In this rospe.-i alsoClonmel would not be amiss iu following the examp le.set il , and , indeed , should n. bill for lhu Cluntiiel mar-kets be promoted , which mint oecur at no distantperiod , the Kilkenny Act. would be far fmui a badmodel. The hay, straw , aud cereal market is exeeud.ingl y commodious , and cuudneled in ihe nn * -l credil-iihli: manner durin g the season ; the supp ly of cornis very larê , and lh > : d"sp:i 'eli with winch > '• i- solda:id wei ghed has obtained a reputation of tnueh im-portance in lhu mark et. The lV* *sh but ter , i-j 'j . -'.-"nlfowl maiket is also held iu the same cnc!o-ure :uslhu above, and no inconvenience or ati iiovancuexperienced by either thu purchaser or thu seller.A* previousl y- stated , some sale.*: iu thi.s class takeplace outside the market , but they aru extrumel yfew , and , fxeupt in a few instancs , are judiciousl ywinked at by the authorities.

Thu bye-laws of lie market - , duly legalised byIhu Acl , aii; enfurced by an ellicii -nt si alt , aud anyirregular i ty or misconduct is a *, once broug ht, uud ' -rthu notice of thu committee , and wi th a ^miil i -t i i ' i i i

wi interested in iho prosperity of the marke ts nndthu welfare of the c i ty as the piesenl popular Mayor.Mr. Keneal y, a purler or o t h e r ollicial gn i i iy oldereliction of duly , finds himself in a very shotilime wi th his occupa t ion j {one.

The Kilkenny markets for t h e »j le of prnduoare, indeed , crL-dilable to that , city, and ihe ad-minis t ra t ion of lhu powers veiled in the Mayor andCurpornliun by the special Act , both popular andC- H'i-utive , while thu officials, by t h e (li.-ehargc oltheir duties , havu given t in ' market a reputat ionthroug h thu country which mi ght well b" soiii;iitfor by other towns—uu i.:h to t ie : incrcas i- of the i r -wealth , and th " vigorous p rumut ion of tle ir null- -rial progress.--- ']''/';- *•' ¦•¦* /¦'¦*.- ¦ /v ,-.-- .-.

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Arcoidint; lo one of ihe p iofe ss ional papers, ' .Mr(lose-ben is about to l e slo i i - t h o rank of Major tu theItoyol marines.' The pmlVs'sii iual paper does w/ add— w h a t in , of course, to b u t h u ease- - tha t tho Majorid to bu hl»ini l i > :l.

When is a Dutchman a:> ruod as dead? When huis on his beer.

Thu future drstiny of lhu child is iho wurk of ibomother.—X otmUuii,

TUE dOvimNJIENT rURCIIASE o/ HAILWAYS-Tho subioot of tho purcbaso 01 Irish railways has

again boon introduced into tho Honso of Commons, byLord Claud Hamilton , who brought forward a motionto tho effect that , " having regard to tho universally-expressed wishes and wanls of tbo Irish people," ihorailways of Ireland should bo acquired by the Stato.Tho proposition having found a seconder in TheO'Conor ODD , Mr. (ioldsmid opposod it on the groundsthat it would bo financially inexpedient , and wouldundul y cidargo tho patrouagoof tho Government , andBeriou3ly increase tho pressuro of business in Parlia-ment . .Mr. Ciladstouo pointed oat various practicalreasons which stood in tho way of tho Governmentbecoming tho proprietor of a great trad ing concernliko tho Irish railways . Nevertheless, ho was ofopinion that tho condition of tbo Irish railways dc-matidcd a special treatment, and with that view threwout a schemo by which tho State would becomo thesolo creditor of tho railways, nnd thereby, a lowerrate of interest being accoptcd , a sum of aboutjE>SO,000 a year would bo added to tho railwayrevunues. As a necessary preliminary, tbo Irish rail-ways aro to amal gamate " in sovoral various groups ,"which would , ho estimated , effect au additional savin?of £50,000 a year ; aud by theso means tho Irish rail-ways would ho bonolhlci] to tho extent of about£l:W,(IUU ayear. In the discussion which ensued , thuPremier 's proposal met with hut littlo favour in ihoeyes of tho Irish members , Mr. Uclahunly, who spokowith authority as being " tbo chairman of two rail-ways," emphaticall y declaring that hu " wouldn 'ttouch your loan with a pitchfork." doing a lit t lua-lield , and entering upo n the subject of tho generalrelations of Kng lauri with Ireland , the bun. memberlaid thu whole of the ills of his country at tho doorof what be called lhu " Dublin Casilo Lions , who , anilnot tho Imperial Parliament , maku laws for Ireland. "Ireland was, ho said , on the fair way to depopulation ,l'eop lo wero Hy ing out of tho country liko " rudshanks ," aud " if they h.id a had hirvust for onu oryears, there would bu nono stopp ing at all." If Mr.liladstODe, instead of talking about sentimentalgrievances , and endeavouring to remove them , woulddeliver Ireland from tho dominion of Dublin Caslle,he " would have all Ireland at his back like.ouu man. "*' Wu don 't want your loan ," said Mr. Delnhunty, con-cluding "a nicy speech amidst general cheering. " Wr udon 't cotno amongst you as beggars. Abolish DublinCast lu legislation ; extend Kng lish business laws toIreland ; raisu the equal Dag, and I'll vuuch for it thatIreland will go ahead liko a, houso a-firu. Wu wanttho same laws you make fur yourself. I don 't cry,' Ireland for tbo Irish ,' because 1 w.v.it Kngland lorthu Irish , and"—turn ing round to Mr. M'l.aren , whohad taken part in thu debato— " I want Scotland forthu Irish too." After somu further discussion , LordClaud Hamilton , disregarding lhu advice of thuPremier , pressul his motion to a divi sion , and wasdefeated by W7 votes against (i.'i. Such is Ihe sum-mary (liven iu thu /' lil y .V-n.'i, and in lhu /,¦.„•/..,.7tui '.*.s wo Jind our city member reported as follows :—

Mr. D KI ..\ IM;M)' could not admit the validity ol' "hoobjections which had been urgud 10 ihe motion. Tin:notion « .f patronage wa.s absurd , for , as chairman oftwo railwi tyf i, hu could testi l y that appointments werumade by tho heads of dep a r tmen t s , and that if thedirectors it iterler etl they w.eil 'l have •' all t lu: fat inlire" (a laugh). If the Covernni eui , after purchasingthe railways, weru tn attempt , lhu exercisu of patrun -age. th'-y wouf il In: pu/ fed up hefot'o* iha c</iirury untipunished fur iheic misdeed*. This objection was ,therefor).', all a bugaboo (a laug h). Tor lhu last tenyears successive ( iove tn inen t s had held out . hopes ofpurcha-ing Irinh railways. Tho present l i ov -rn inen tliad held out such hopes , nnd had concu.iled t in - |".;i ;|.ing, onl y disclosed to-ni ght , of int. -nsu host i l i ty t '»such a uiua.snru. Wh y had they not. disclose-l itbefore (opposition cheers) ? Wh y h:el thev Imnubui'(jed the country .-' His belief was lhat , had partiesbeen closely balanced , as iu former parliaments lhusame humbug would havu been continued, but. thi :present, ( roveruinent , th ink ing th i -n ise lves too strongto care for thu Irish vote, had th rown Ireland over.This would bu lhu feeling in Ireland , but , for his ownphi t , thoy had never humbugged him (cheers andlaug hter), for he had always said they would nuvcrbuy tho railways. As to IStatu luans , hu would nottouch them with a pitchfork (laughter) ; it would In;slavery to havo anyth ing to do with them , and , as togoing near tin: present Cllancullor of lhu Kxeli 'Mpier ,nothing would iiulucu him to do so (laug hter) . A loanhad been granted to a line iu Carlow and Wi-xfonl at5 percent . , hut. when the company applied (or .*i re-duction to four per cunt., tbu Chancellur of tin: Kx.che<|ii< r ptTcmptorily refiurd , and , on hini.-elfrepeating thu app licat ion , hu was e-.in *.e tnpt t iMislvrefused (a laug h) - Tho Ir ish companies were dispos'-dto do their best for t h u country, ami they had con-slriicled 2,111)1 1 for .C^7 ,t n « i ,i nji 1, or L'l:i,.*>iln a mile ;whilo in saving, econouiii; "--cotland (a unit.1!.! the costbad bcim .CJ .-i,""", and in Kng land , C-'.i' ,'»" 1 a nri le.Ir. -land was untai cl y dealt wi th liy th'i I ni on. Thi:Irisi i I.nvs were made by a narc ( 't of Dmblm I' astlehacks (laug hiei l , l ln: Dubl in l .'asUu lawyers frainin *.'tl.e laws , whi le the ( ."hitf Secretary, :i " Bhave-be^gar "as l l 'l 'uniieli called him (lenewed laug hter) , pasvlthem ihrong b I' ar l iameti l . '1'here IV.TI: no bu-iuesstc( ires i :ntat ivcs uf Ireland iu thu Jlo.ise .a tn l the m- invActs l.avsed for I' n ^ land . by busine-s men wer- - notextended to Iri .'land , on the ifrouinls t ha t the Ir ishl iiit -rri iiii i ' iif. look cai'i: of tha t coiintrv. and badlvthey had lak-n e.in: ol it . If I reland had r"lrog:idedit was i,n aecoiiul of h-Lri '- la t iou b.'ing iu the hands otDublin ( ' astl .' . l lo was lor any svsieui wl .ieh woulddrag Ireland o n t o : ' the present son. of leir ii iaMoti i:r..'c:i 'i«' t'i l. Hl ' i-i/iii 'S' ! a [ir.pulalioli II CX'.'(II .I »« I.I »M iva-iin . -ie . -i r . -c t i i . i l t h a n .1 po | M l la t ion of .'.,' H n l ,i , :,„.! ,|the I ' l i l l l ' ' . M i u i - n r wri-i - lo liusu tl p l.il ll.ig hi;woill .l have all lu ' land at his back. I h" p'-op h- w.-i "Iking 0111 of the country liko n-d shanks t i au -h t e r ) ,and , if l l e i e shou i . l I).: a bad harv.sl for i tm vais ,none o! lh. .-in \v.,ui .l s;..p 1 here. As i' was , ihepupii lat i 'i i i was l.i-t. lar -_-er now t h a n il wasa t th " l imeof ll;" 1' I . I O U . If Kng lalid h.ld gone t l i lo l l -h l lu - xu i l ' 1ordea l a- l iv inml , its pop t ilation , insfead of heinir I'*.',.I ll 111 .1'i 111, would be only '.1,11' "V" 1" at this t imv , and lhucountry woili - l havi- parsed throug h many i*ev,, !u.tin11 *. I I ' .' t r u - U ' d the re-iiill of this dis-.-ussiou wouldbe , not i l i a t thu l i i sb would hi: treated as begga rs ,bill, l h a t t h e v would enj oy ihe .«auie laws as Kng land.'['he Dubi in i' a.-illu legislation ought to be abolished ,.•11.d Kng ii. -h bi - iuess - l ik i .1 laws exieinhtl to l iu l aml .I f l l . i * w.-re .hint 1, he did not hesiialo 10 say thatIr. - .'and no;;|i| go ahead liki: a hulls' ! on live (l .indlaug hi i .-r ). Hu hop . .1 lhu I' rimu Min i s t e r woulds10L1.ite ^ni i i i tnovcim.-ii l tu givu l ivlnnd i he b. -n .-lit, olW a r l r . i i r i ' - i M a r y rep re senlal ion , wh ich li.a:. c o u n t r vi.'.-i;.u:::y i i i ' 1 mil i luw i-tij ..y (renewed laug i it e i ; .W h y . I..- <:h. ,ll , -iig(.-d ,-i ny Irish member to s.iy tha t (h eI r i - i . m.-mb .-is had a n y t h i n g to d-> w n d the m a ki n got ' l i i ^ i i I iws. A yeat o r t w o ago, for ins tance, t l i >:l ion , ne -ml i i 1- tor A r u i a "h in t roduced a b i i i l > » : .r i - i i ini -la:. 1 l i e - i' ..i,,a.-r 's laiv of l ie lan. l to t ha i ..:' Kn g land :b.. 1. a i i l i i u i g h fuu r - l i l l h s of the I r i sh i i i i - inb i - i .- H . -r u i ui t . - t iv i . i i : * . t h e K n g i i - l i un 'inbi is voted ag.i in.,t it . n ie lL-.i u.-e.l i t s r i J K/ t iu i i , .- imp ly because |h,- ll A: :..ri. . y . l let.'-ral for f i e l . u i ' I opposed the ni> - isure.l ie hop .-.! tha i , belie, f o r th anot l ie r system of leg i-i-a t u j i i would pr evai l , -nd a i l he could say wim tha i hewoii ld no:, be .~-.-1risli.1l ivith I rt-ian.l for the Iri.-,h , ash.- ivi^ li. -d i,, have Ireland , Kng land , and Scotland toofor Ihe Irish (ironical cheers and laug hter) . U ponlha ' principle hu would stand or tall.

T I I K SP A N I S H " Kt .n.s. —llorribl i ! liul. ; jnur .uals iu- i: imw Martin}; in Spain almusl every week( Int! of t l i i .'iii gives tin: I'n l luwii i g aboiniiialih 1 pro •j r i'i inii 1 :— " I 'in- Ii(i |iu is tho levellin g uf sociutT" alisuliiiel y :mdcomj ili.'tely. Anarch y is mix for-'" miila. l-ivi -ryth iiig in comninn , from r u i t l m r i t y" Hi wumeii. Tho Mack tt\i<* will In; unfurle d." War against thn family. War iigainst pri) ]n:rty.¦" War against (" ml." .Spain , uucn )i:i |>[iy :iii.lrsli ^ inn s Spain, mu.-t now bu a ni cu pliiL-c to livein. l l i ' .i ri.'ii )n.'l |) IH.T '¦

M.iSl 'Ai 's K A I R . — .Munday's fair, mi K allv -bi 'ii .liL']), was not well atiemli.il fur an "hi une , 111<.'..iis. - .|ueiici: "fa lair in t ' lui imol mi stun.: i l a v - -another in Ki lkenny on next day (Tuusdavl andOIH : in New Iviis.s on Saturday (Ki -momiu) . AtMmidiiy 's liiir tli ' .-ru wa sx ôodi lumand for milclicows, lat cattle , and .siotu pij^s. There was alargu .sluiw of p i ^s ; Inn a pnor L 'x l i i l i i i ioi i til ' fatLeasts.

K M I '- H > I IOS ria.M Liv K ii rmu. to A M w . i i i r \ . -TheeuligratiV/n sr.ison nt /.ivr -r fiooMia ** opem.'d f/u's vearwith cvrry nppeiii'aiicn of shuwing a 1, the Ihiis ili a fargreater exodus than Uni t of any previous year. Tin;numb er of s team. is l.-avinj j th e Mersey I'or Jn- I' nitedStiites aiel I ' u-a. l i , pultini ; aside lliusii which sail forlhu West Indies , and .South and West Coast of SouthAmerican ports , aru dai l y increasing, whils t lhunumber uf emigrants arriving in Liverpool rn rn 'i '< -f o r t h e United States is enormous ; in fact , thu Ind g-iritf-ho ii.-i! keepers find it almos t impossible tu aceom.tn.nl .%1e these " birds of passage" during tl ieir shortstay in Liverpool. Indeed , t liRru has been a greatdeal of over-crowding, anil on Wednesday last no lessllian 1!' lod ging-house keepers were sunniump-l beforethe mng istrati 's for •' accommodating" nmrr- p.-op l.-than their house.i were certilied for. Tlm maj ority ultho emigrants at present leaving Liverpool consist oft iermau s , Swediis', I lanes , Norwegians , Alsatians , ,Vr.whilst thu minori ty is made up of Kng lish. Scotch ,and Irish, l'orn iu i l v the Ir ish cini^ranlH mad e Liver.pool their rendezvous before embarking, but now theyKavo the troablu and expense uf thu Channel passageand go on board the Atlantic steamers at ûeeustown'LomJomlirry, nml JlWfust . U'itli one or two excep-tionn , the old American emigrant shi ps aru goin- outof their original t rnde , and li re being î)pp |.-,,, te,| |,v,-tean icr.-. U p t ,, Saturday la.t no less t h a n ninetirst -class steamers lelt l.iver|ioul fot N,:w V,,rk :M1,|l!o~lun , ono sailing vessel alone going to New Yorkthree steamers to Canada , and ono siuainor 1,, (ia lt , -- .ton. Iu cuiiueetiuu w ii l i iho exodus from Liverpoolno may stale th at the recent disaster tu thu !//..,.(..-has 111.I , PI the lc.-i.si, shaken tho confident of intend,ing tungremtH in lhu vc-scU belonîn- to thu " Whi t . 1Star " line. (Jn Thursday last , the " While Star 1'sieamer, ( < >, ¦; .sail,,! lr om Liverpool to Xcw York;,", '- •V"..!':\ll)u" •'-'I '^ < H > .steeragu passenger-.. Tho< . '/ .r called at (ûeenslown , wbu iu about -.^1 nioruembarked ; and I,,,- ,|l0 ,,ext two months nearlv allIho berths on board thu " U'f .it e .Star" Company 'sbtcamora ara engaged. ' ) b

PARALLELfi^VatcrfnrU is not the only placo where the horror

of a day's tiiuiiig makes thu desire to oacnpo sogrea t , tliat attempts to'gct special meetings oftenprovu abortive , fur we find that in Cork , tin;Council TI I KI IK has its crotchet , who succeeds , it•would appear , in making himself so obstructiveat times, tliat business comes to a lock. The faf.lowing from the Cor/; Ezummer , contains niucltfor relloction :—

".Last week wo thoug ht it our dut y to remonstratewith tho members of the Town Council upon theirabser.ee fro m its meuting/>. Wo regret that « circam.sUuce occurring on Friday, lent a sort of just ifie s.tion to tboso members who absented themselves. On.;member, M R. CRF EIKIN , by purseverauce in occupyingtho time of tho Council at unreasonable lengthanjagainst all remonstrance , literall y drovo them fromtbo Chamber. Now we speak thus of Mit. CKF.V.HONrcry reluctant ly, becan.-o we think he has , in t[,0 rc.cent dispute of hie franchise , been mado tho nbjettof a most dincreditabln attack , 11 thing fair enoughbad it ori ginated with his political opponents , bat nt.lerly intoleniblo as tin* resort of ulfendcd membersof his own party. Moreover , we bolieve Mr. C K KEII Wto be a perfectl y honest public mnn ,' and OII B pofHc?.ed of cousidurablo ability. J lut tin? f irst Je.'riori th athas to Im learned iu tho management of public afl"air3is that , of order. Jtule s must be rigidly obeyed, amithe minority must y ield to iho majority, otherwisethi i iu can bu nothing but confusion- Tho greatuMmischief at ii Uoard is the indii l gnnce of crotchet. Ifa member has some pet notion , and will persist ii,forcing il on against lhu wish of the rest of tho JJcKird ,and will insist on it.-* holding posses-ion to the eiclu-sion of al l other busiin "*.** , ii. then becomes reall y , 1case whrr. 1 one member wants lo nil.: all the rust .Now , th is is wha t we have to comp lain of in th'! ecu.ilucL of Mr. C i tKKl i ' iN " (111 Kridav. Thn oiiostion wiihwhich he seized t he nt tent ion of the l .ouivM l appoar i :.lto be a verv tr ivial one . but . even if il had hi :ou ofgraver consequence. Mr. C U K K I .ON* W.-U bound t*jhearken to lhu appeals mado In h im not. to waste ,1dispropor tionate amount . ..!' the Council ' *! I 'u ioupon it.I f nn every such mat ter K in t eme i i t s of nnlimit "i |lpiigt.li wen: in be tolerat ed , the proe.'eding -* of ;hobodV would bo so jirotract '1'! tbn *. men of bll sitif ,Hwould ceiisu To attend them. We reîi- l , ihat. Mr.CK K F I I I .S did not aitend To ihe k i i i 'l lv.ineiin: rcmon-litranceK oft ho MaYor ,ati ' l not havi- ,.:..us.-d j rh e Coav.r:'..after a|moru than two hours - i t l ing . to break up leu.ing it.s in'-st. imporlant bu-in i- ssuiMlone. Mr .l .'uKrii i .v ,l iku every otln:r member •.:' a pnlj lic bod y, is boundto remember tha t In 1 is "iil y ¦'*- uni - . of it , nnd whileent i t led to his fair ch i r * : ..: ii s at :.-n:i ' .:/ , / . .- h.-is r:iclaim to nn.nopolire it , and oll gti ' eo1. ef .n-l i '.ut..: ti iui-Self ail obstaele To '.he p "ff ' .IIIl :u.< !' Ci. " •.r.- :gt:;T(lubliu in-illur.-l i -u t r iu ludt 'i its chart; .- ."

T I I K I l l l t ; S l l n W I N l i C I U . l N .1'erhap s In 110 slum- o'hicli has ;..•: !,..,.., )„..:.) »-,.„

so many li-s'.- r lns- " dog- and ut ' -11 ii v . i re . ii - hr.r.lje.t iiibile.l. as in l h a '. b"U la 1-:, IM - I - 'K in t i n ' Ij i sb i inK.O. ib i t ion r.ilai'i'^ lh- l.re.- .im- :, - ..| , r ;nH - y nf :i..!red or I r i»h S' -ller- «•¦! (i -i 'i.i '.i y i. '.-r e,! , but i;.,dugs at l raet' - ' l -o mu. ii :.:' . -u : i"ii m -. I. '.- - - - i - x a ib i t i .-iby Mr . CaUv-y. M ' '-ii v-iii l..,dg.' . ::..- w.:';.kn.,w::bree.lei ol' lh" be.-i bl -iod 111 t.'.'"y !:I ,- J :- -j v . f/ ij n 'o.-j ,and i'-rri - !r.~ t ha t . e:.:i a'"ii" make a '.-.¦¦:.a": \vUu:*b'.'*.l.a.h* Sarali . l l i '- 'hml ".' t l - '- llii! ' .: ¦* i i ' '.-l j ,'.-i:y him: '] ..\lii.--rr M a-T i i th , look an e xir a f:i.-' p i i / i ' . an'l iv.ni- .v i i i i ' i l '.'d w i l h a p o ri r a i t' . l ii "t* -¦iii .b' it e!-* iw lv ir amcl ,susp.'Mded above h-r rn .m • I. 1- l ' i ' * ¦; -: :':.- \, -,.A nnWhich .-he stood , l .'l i i l l ' -i" * i!l :'*' i :- w .ry .ha l ' -.-l tnr.Her.-', s.'l .-cti'd fr i i i i i M r - ( i . i iw"y '.~ t ;. .w l u:r ,a- :;•;!..¦

]i:n:!~ , a t t r ac t ed -"I'-'h ;' c'"'.v<l of : i- irni :• • r- '.h.-.'. i; \n<at. t imes impos-ihi' " t o g ' -: a ;¦ -i .-k *it i i . .- ¦]) , a.-i' l i;.;t 3l i t : I . ' patience w;i~ r- • [Hi : - .- .I :¦• :_¦¦ • i - ;i '_v ::;•¦ curio 'itywhich Iho -u l i t t l e a m u l . i S I -K;L"! : i - .v.i of wiiii -iitook il.e lir.-r and s-end pr i / - -i a. - h- ir .;;.i<~ ' :i,.jnt her two being hig hi y comni' .'.'iil 'j. !. Mr . i '.altvi:y r-.-fusi .-d the long price oi ' t w i -n l y ga ii .eas lor lin!.1 Mu:r,the winner of t i n : first pri /" , and :i::y guii iras i'.,rlhu four, declaring his deiiTmiualio!! not tu ili.-:po!cof onu of ihesu d i m i n u t iv e , i i i t u l l i ' ' .-!;". c-'ii i ine b'j ûtiei11 any pri'.c.

K.VMS A M ) ATIIK N'KV K A I L W A V .IM -M .Â M A I I O N w i l l I 1 1 I K U A I ' K U F n K l i A .'.:i : . t«-.p.l.l

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At an iuljo iirned meeling of th.: shareholder.-* oftho KnnH and Athen ry l iailway, h'.'ld on l' ri 'lny, nttln 'ir iillires iu Dubl in , th' : chair was nccopiVd by.I A M K S I''I I )'.I .K I :»[. |I , LO M I I A I :I .. K M ; . .1.1'., ami Mr. J. K.Xicoll fi-a i t in: fi'pori . and -tii 'i ' t f i . -nt of acrounM.

'I'h" C i i A l i t . ' I A N ', ill moving its ad-j piion , obsorvedth.'it. hi! was liappr lo s ta te iha,l the i.egoliatioDS,which WIT.. M t ln ' i r height a', lln: t imu of their I;i3lim' . -tin *.', w i i 1.' lln.ill y eonehi.led. I I . - relerri 'd to ihoa l i ia in .'i' wle -h h i l<l been formed iind uomp l'tl .jt l -.vi'.hthe Watert ' . i i i iitid Limerick !i:t'\ un .Ier the [tower-fill aid (.I' ll. ,- f .'n-at W.-frn of Kug laiul (hear , hear).Th"ir l ine , -^ id '...¦: or two uther.- , had been nhsorbcl ,i i t i ' l one common in f e / i - .-t ivouhl rule them "-fiiliIc'liela lo each. Hi: \v;is sure th ' - i: -- . o';iatiini."i , nowhapp ily .¦om.-lude.l , would redound to th .: gre.it pros-perity uf all concerned. They wen* eut irel y satislrcdw i t h ihe wi-dnrn and policy which h.i.l guided thamdur ing lhu pasl. two or three year s , and they observe!wi th pl.-a-iin: t ha t sine: t in - ngivmcnr. entered into;ii. a cer ta in ren t w i t h the WaierfonI nnd Lioierick lite ,ihe re turn- of th - ir line w.-n- steadil y incrcsuinn(hear , hi.vir ;, and he tru-n -d llnntj .s wuuld even gutbetter than they W"re. They ha' 1, had sumo tronblol egar .ling t in: ~!.a>i . .n at Aih .Miry. but that matltc»¦« s.- itle.l (hear. h"arj, au-l tlu .-y ho|>- 'd to tan* afri ' - i .' l l y iin .i s:if .i-l 'aciory arb i t ra t ion it-* iu the Kuni sone ; he t rusted it r, .nild b,; ~ .-ti. li - . I l ike ai l tlieir otherd.rtieuUie -i (hear , he.uj. Thu on '.y causu for regretwhi .-h he had to ui '-ntio.-i n-.-is the loss which tbcjhad sn- ia in i 'd by I in: re i iremeiil of their late choir-man , Sir l ol iuan ' I' Loghlen. Al ihou g h lit! left them ,and w:is iu London , he would M t t l l be able , ami badpromised , to nsM.~i them in everv way in his power.

Miis - .'r ' 'oll'ey seconded th e motion for the ailo;*-lion i.f '!..¦ report and s at . .'met;' of accounts , wbichwa- * agreed fo , ;uul the following writ elccttd tlirec-tors :—l) .,v id f ' olT.-y, Ks.|.. .1.1'. ; L. II. Kvut is, Eiq-Iiind li . lir '- ' -ni - , K- .p Mr. Mieiiae! Maenamara andMr. Andrew Nolan w.:ru eieoted anditur t , aod witha v..t. ' ol * t hanks :., [Jio r.'i.-i iriii. iri, iho proeettliDg'termiii:it ..,L

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l' ' i i : i i . \ ' i . Ti i > | . »v . —This :~" iw 0!' the mo.-t pictar*.¦-'|iie lowns in our coiii i i ry . W!i:n. can bo morel i . -au l i fu l t h a n lie' l'..r.-i. scenery hy which it Ush"!lereil , liolll smj t l i a i l ' i We.-t ? Hie hln }Ir I 'rtltcr,the i- i ' l i -brared a u i h u r of t i n : " l l a n i l -b o u k u f Irel.inJ,"s:u.i . " Tie' lop- sr -c.-t i 'Tv ofCiirr i igai .-iurt1 (1'ortlaw)was i l l . - l in i - t in lirea t l l r i i a i i . ." I' m: linn uf Mai-com-.n l imthe iH h ;ive reeei.i :v i .ii ; !: , i n a.Mi'.iiin t"th" ~p leii . l id f it e torv . n i ' i i e l i n n 1.. 1.1 ::* •-• Iowa , maileel. '.in w idu s . l r i-et s.

' ii i i 'l ii .-i,:.-.! -J,.- h..iise.i with gaiI p.-re .-ive Tha i evel W m l i k IS .-.upp li '-d to tllO in-h:-.l.i::m:s f:..m t h e da i ry ,.;' M r Malcum-on. U rauscb.: ii gn-at cnveni-i.e.- t . . the public as it i> pure, aoJs convey. -I ub.ni t l.y w..ni - :ii in large c.inj , sup|*ortcl

on wheels, ,-i very cl ' -tn and c.i.'ive.'iieiit niu.le oftraiiiil . liev. Mr. Med l ycut t hai ai.-") properly in thetown , 'i 'h '-r - : is a ei.ureh !'..!* almost every form of WOI**shi p -a po-i '. and t '-h-grap h ..:lic—a reg istry offico-Ihrceor four doctors—and railway tickets issuetl directfrom tbu town , available on the Limerick line, o"Kid.lown. Workers Ic i ivin g thu faclory remind »per~on of a large fair or patt . -ru , so numerous arethey. Wuuld that wu had muni factories io Ireland..Vi.Terili i-li.-.-w, bands aiv i -.>n~tiintl y leaving bcro forAmerica.

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l'ilinT.GAL.ll. is rumoured that. I' l-iuco' Bismarc k ia intri gning

iu Portugal , iind hop.* L.» place Donna Antonia onthe throne of that , countrv , in placeuf her brother.Don Loui~ 11. The Infanta Dona Autnnia i» nmr"ried to the Prince of llohi.n/ollern. This maj, or not ,bu t rue , but it A ' i l l not be thu first liuiu tliat a mem-ber ol ill.: House of itragaiMii li,-i.i uaiirpfd the throiwof ii nea r icliitive. 'l hu presvnt* S..rereignd aro nott in ) ri gh t fu l heirs , and theru is st i l l io I'ortogul astroug Mi gu. -li. ~tu parly, so called from Duu Miguel ,t l iu fat her uf lhu wife , of Doii Alfonso , brother ofDun Carlo*.

A surg ical journal sp.-ak-.' of a man who lircd ft'2years wi th ;i ball in his he:i.l. Job Squires sap hohas known ladies to l ivu twi. -.> as long with nothi ngbut balls in t h e i r hea ls . Tin! " School of ionrai-lism " at Viile ( ' .,!l.-g. ' i , asiu'ce.- *-. An Iowa editorhas wriui .'ii lo i he pn-sel, tit for acotip l'i ofgradoatc*as MIOII ;n they are mined on;. Salary, six doll*"a week.

TI I K fu.\i.ni i:u i.--Thn average rise of SJ. a topin coal iliroki-lioul the I' nititl King dom amount * toan aggregi.te lor thu vear ol £ I I ,(»HJ ,i H H.I ! I'robaW?nitte- u-uthk * of this goes in to 'he j ) luthorio pockctiollliu u.i.iluwners , and ihu other tenth intu thu liungCstomachs of the Il l in ois. —i '•jjn i. ii'u lit.iii.

'I' l i i K ' A r A i-n.riio.\.~ A N D l luui sK SKM. —Allsnfj

^riin; I I I .III inK.i l I .- II i,I il itr ihniii t , ni.J liiMr-eiMM , •¦"hu auin-bl y fin pi i-t-.l ;.t tin- .il.ni.-l iiliin.ilMlc ri-liel •Ifon'*1

l.y lhu u-r 'ol " l f i u n n '. liii.nclii.il I'mtlif *'." 'Hi'" t<ra»V" !i/.'iii ;r»" ari> 11 ,«- -i.l.I by ltl~)-.t i.-pecl' lit.1 clieniitU *tin-, .o iu . i ij ;,i 1. l * ,| |,,-i bi.i. IVt'i'lc l ionUnl wi tb *" hni .'kuu i-mul i ," .. " -I IK'I I I ciil'l ," "r hmnchul oflirctiotic-int i.i! l i y lie ni ii,.i ~.inii r »» !,iiiiiUr I IUH M I--" , if nllowJM '0pn.îiss , r—,11k in -i'ii..u. l> uliii i>i. *ry ami Amliiiialie ••«;tiiin - . "N-e 11..it t in- n- .ir -U" llii '>vu '~ Hrimcliinl Trocb"am .in tl..: i t oviM t i in ^ n t Suup around tarli box. — hoaooo|)i-|i.it , I!KI Ull.ir.l MlrMt

ll "l.i.uw .\r.-i I ' n.i.**.—T liere is nothing in the«-|i..l.' '• Jluli ria M-li.-u" lilv.- thi -'t- mcJit.win'nU to«J*"<- .-i'l.uiit v ..I 11,. ,,- ;,. u..n ui luuiUin !'., scmlicu, tic Jolert";... ! i i l i ' lUu ,-.- -r -.ttl.,1 li:iil.s ill Hi" <">!«•< HII, «¦"«»In I !,„, ,,;,t. .n ..ri-in»t« i" to' blw«l aiiililcpnwI".! i« . ami u n t i l tli ,- .-iirt ! ii.rnx'U»l then" ""' I"! "o ffS

l.i.l .1. 1:.. . :,.! ahv-.y- .li-»l>|»iut tllC Slllftrrer. II..H0WH °&t111-1.1 |..'ii.mil. .- t l ,.- I111-1.1111 -iv-tuD a.' wit I'-n-tratB »*»tl. ' I' . i i- L-r. - :illy ii,,i»t AU.I ii^wlcrati- Ua oin-nition t>T<**S '«»•.¦>• .,11 ,O.*li-ucti..a . -.."I *?iTia|? t,.«t. t . y^ni . e^Ti.- j.r -.pl.v 'ii . -t ii- Mrturt ut HJlumi)* « rînulu* •«»¦

WAH-umiu M -IVint ed aod 1'ublisiinl by ED»A"ST E I - I IKS K K N S B V , .it Thi Hoterford Atui Om««l

I' riiitu. iT Kout .Uiiidiof , f o i ilscliinf-Bolioj f Bitabluli-

¦niiut , lj Kiug-j lreet , ia the I'.ri-bof Trinity Wthiu.

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