... ;- REVOLTIN5IMM'ER,'DA CHILD. ?? . - . I. .. A case in whico6 mother wAA obarged'with groas cruelty to her danvhtar *A;A 'heard! before' the ma Oiatratea at Margate',6niF'riify.I'-The defendant was Adelaide Lonsx; wife of John Lomax, of East Pliff ViUla; and it was AUe0ed ?? had assaulted Agnes Lomax, otberwise Agago Bailey, Mary Ann Petley, a servant who had lived in the employment of Mrs. ...

... == ;R HEAD, DJBLA. up to 9 a-a., October 21, 1867.-Wlnd-N.W. October 19-Express, Malaga, fruit; Boreas, tim ar; Earl of Carlisle, steamer, Glasgow; Kildare, steamer, Liverpool; Cambria, steamer, liolyheaL October 2-8saint Patrick, Standard, and Toafalgar, steamers, Liverpool; Admiral Moorsom, steamer, Holy- head. October 21-Lady Wodehoase. steamer, London; and 5 colliers. BAnrl nos. October ...

... HOW CHOLERA BREEDS IN INDIA, A A-.l: ..I A ?? I- - .1-- . ?? A vast multitude of men, women, and children were gathered together in some sacred spot, situate high up on a lofty range of hills; some springs of pure sweet water sprung from the rocks, and rau down in cool and refreshing streams to the plaiua below ; the air was pure aud exhilarating, the scenery superb, and the people washed ...

... OUR CHURCH COMMISS10N. It-_7l1 - . A . .I lhe Fourth Roport of our Commissioners has ken received, and will be published iu olir issue of to-morrow. It deals with the Diocese of Meath. SWSPENSION OF A LIVERPOOL BANK. (BY T.XEGOIAP1'r) LONDOeN, MONDAY.-Tbe Royal Bank of Liverpool ,sauspended payment this (Monday) afternoon in con- sequence of the refusal of the London banks to die' count Eome ...

... The members of the I Leinste;r Union repre. sentiag the trades of Killkenny presented Sir John Gray with an address in the city courthouse, at two o'clock on 'riday. There wam a large attendance in the court and in the galleries on the occasion. Amongst those present on the bench were the Right Worshipful John Buggy, the Mayor Daniel Cullen, High Sheriff; Alderman Hart, J.P.; Alderman D. ...

... THE ROMAN QTJESTION-INTEIV-EN. TION OF FRANCE. rant ?? . _ _ 1 * v z o ?? Tho Times says French troops were elnbarking at Toulon on Sunday, and were expected to leave for Civita Vecohia in the evening. The expedition ,to Rome was to conslet of tho force of 3D,000 com. balants, but in the event of the French intervention leading to au open outbreak of hostilities with Italy, a larger force ...

... As, .. ?? . .. Messrs. Curry and Hyndmnan, the asessors, com- menced the revision of the burgess lists il the City Assembly House William-street, yesterday morning. r. Clonnell appeared for the Liberals, and Mr. Hodson, for the Conservatives The court was oc- copied during the day in disposing of the unopposed ?? in the South City, South Dock, and Trinity Wards. __ COUNTY DUBLIN REVISION. The ...

... IRIS UREFORH LI3IAGUI. L | ohe weekly meeting of this body was bold last evening in their new rooms, 25 Parliament-street. There was a numerous attendance, on the motion of Mr. Kerr, seconded by Mr. Cuttle, the chair was taken by Mr. A. J. Vluxix. ir. P.J. Bhanley, the seoretary, read the minutes of the last meeting, and also an bastraot of the rules and objects of the League. The Chairman ...

... LATEST INTELLIGENCE BY TELEGRAPH. i THE ROMAN QUESTION. f Paris, Monday, October 21, Evening. The Patric of this evening corroborates the new. tbat the resignation of Signor Ratsatmi has been ft cepted, and that General Cialdini hag been called upon to form a new cabinet. The same journal says that General Cialdini will adopt various anti. revolutionary measures, such as declaring a state of ...

... TE1U STATISTICS OF MARRUIAGES. (FROM ouR CORRLMSPORDENT.) Some very interesting particulars respecting mar. riages in Ireland are presented by the IRegistrar. General in tho complete returns for the year euding 1866. The quarter ending March 31st is the most favournble to marriages. The festivitiec and social gathermngs of the winter season have drawn the young of the higher orders together, ...

... THE LATE tBY. P. fDUFFY, BLESSING. 1 TON. I We have beea requested to state that the oblloe and Hiah Mass for the repose of ?? of this estimable priest will take place at ten'o'elock on teO morrow, Wednesday, in the ChaBpel odfl3 ewiog. ton. After the services the remains 'will be imme- diately removed for interuient in Glamnovin Oerne. tery. JUNERAIL OF TRlE :[ATE MICHAEL I MURPHIY', LtSQ. I ...

... THE 'MOST REV. DR. LEAHY, ARCH. BISHOP OF CASHEL &o. I n. llgrh A~s a A.. 1.A . . : - e-- .. Un 'Jhursday ltst va deputation waited on the Most Rev. Dr. Leahy, Lord Arohbishop, &e., at the Pala-e, Thurles, to present to bis Grace tho follow- ing address, in the name of the clergy ef Cashel and Emly:. My LOnD-Msny of the clergy of tihe erchdiocese of Cashel and Eimly having been from home at ...