The Waterford News from Waterford, Waterford, Ireland • Page 3

I AUCTION. RAILWAY MEETING. The railway meeting convened for to-morrow in Dun-garyan, will, it is expected, be aa imposing demonstration in favor not only of speed in travelling, but still far more important the welfare and prosperity of this county. We said before njw that every county in Ireland will for the purpose of raising a subscription to buy coal to distribute at a cheap rate amongst the poor. A proposition from the Uev.

Mr. Crotty to take a piece of ground adjoining the M.iodah asylum in barrack street, was referred to the finance committee. A letter was read from Kdward Molony, on behalf of the workmen employed bv the cornoration. set NUMBER OF PERSOSS WHO RECEIVED RELIEF Dt'RIHO THE SEVEN DAYS PRECEDING SATIRDAY, TIIE IsT OF OCTODER, 1853: Walcrford, COil Kilbarry, one; Killoteran, Faithlegg, 18 Woodstown, 9 Killea, 19 IJal-linakill, Kilmacleagiie, Ratbmoylan, Druin-cannon, 3 Tramore, 32 Island Kcane, 15 l'cin- VERY IMPORTANT SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, At IS, Bercsford-Street, 0 MONDAY, the 10A Instant. THE SUBSCRIBERS have been honoured with instructions from the Representatives of the late Mrs.

Galwev, to Sell by Perfectly Unreserved Auction, the entire Valuable and Modern Household Fur ting forth that in consequence of the high price of Whitehall, Kill SVpteroW, ISiSl an Earl Lranville liavinir forwarded to Viscount Palmers-tonan address to ner Majesty, adopted at a meet i in; of the Corporation alcrlord, held on the and tiansmit-eit bv vim to Karl t.niiiville, on the ait It I am directed by Visr.mnt Palmrnton. to infiTin yon that the said address has kva lai I be lore the (Jueen. 1 am, tir, your obedient servant. 11- ADDIXGTON. The Town Clerk of Waterford.

Whitehall, 13th pteml-r. lVa Jin A letter a l.lree,l hy Too. on the 3rd instant to Kurl Till havina been Kirwarded bv his lordship to Viscount Palmers ton. I am directed by hi lordship to inform too, with reference thereto, he sees no reason for eomplyin with riicai which yon ma.le tr. Ie fiirmshe 1 for the inl irmntion of the Town Council of Waterford with a ropy of the protect iwat I'd to lord Granville troin a portion of that to ly on the 3tt ult.

If yon want inf nnition ai to any document commit from Wateriord, vou hnul I apply to those mmi Wntrrlord from whom supposed tho document to have coma. Ian. ir. vonr oliedo-nt ervan. II.

WAUDIMSTU Tls Town Clerk, Wterf.r.l. brokestown, 4 Reisk, 8 Kilmeaden, 5 ew Castle, 8 Rathpatrick, 0 Dunkitt, Rossinan, Aglish, 1 Ullid, l'ortnascully, 0 l'ollrone, 4 Killahey, 11; Kilbeacon, I Farnogue, Kilbride, Kilinacevogue, 1 Kilcollum, 4 lSallincrea, 1 provisions I ney were unable to support themselves with their present wages, and praying for an increase "even of one shilling per week." Referred to street have its railways, and, should Waterford be last in the progressive chase, it may then be too late to bring up ber loat ground. To have a railway, it is only nrcessary to will it Now therefore is the time to exhibit that will, to show our strength, to put forward our determination. Assembly Room, Town-Hall WATERFORD. By Permission of the Right Worshipful the Mayor.

ON TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY Evenings, October, 11th 12th inst. MR. DAVIS, fTI HE Celebrated Vocalist and Musical Lecture-, will have the honor of giving his much applauded Lectures on Music and the Vocal Art, accompanied by his Grand Vocal entertainments, including a number of beautiful and appropriate songs in Illustration of the Lectures. Tickets and Programmes to be had at Howard's Music Warehouse, and at the door. Doors open at half-past Seven, to commence Eight, andconclude a little before Ten o'Clock.

1 1. Waterford, Oct. 5, 1833." ANNUAL STEEPLE-CHASE RACES, 1853. committee. A letter was read from the Uev.

Mr. Kirkland. I'nion at large, 208 Kilinacthomns, 5 In Deaf niture, comprising Drawing-room, Parlour, Bed-room and Kitchen Furniture in great variety. The Auctioneers wish to call particular attention to this Sale, as every article is suitable to a first class residence. Sale to commence at 12 o'Clock precisely.

CARRICK QUI A ictioneers and Valuators, 7, Great George 's-st. and Dumb Institution, 2. lot.il, 1 1 S. M.OCIRFMHNTS TOR WEEK. requesting a flagged pathway to be laid opposite bis door, as be bad now come to reside in the bouse alongside the Scots church" at the corner of llercs- tord and atherine streets.

Referred. Blake Mr. Mayor, in thi the proper time to eke a motion on this subject 10 sacks flour; SlOlbs meat; 280lbs oatmeal; 1100 quarts butter milk; "000 quarts new milk; salt Kilbs tea 120lhssug.tr; 2S0lbs rice; 12iba pepper; 7 ox beads; gallons whiskey; 1 brl beer 40 gallons barm 7 ton coal "otilhs soap 1 1 'Jibs washing soda; lib mould caudles 2 libs dipt A memorial was next read, signed by the Right Rev. Dr. Koran, Aid.

Pin 1. in, and a number of other respectable citizens, praying to have Conduit I tne opened. STEWARDS. If half the men of inQucuco possessed the energy of Mr. E.

N. Darhov on this question, we would travel on the rails to Cungtrvan and Lismorc in less than 11 months. TIIE MEETINGS IN DURLIX. The meetings held in Dublin this week in favour of a tenant right bill, and in support of the independent Irish party and their principles, were vast exhibitions of popular strength. Place hunting members may, if they please, satisfy their consciences by laying the flattering unction to their souls, that by accepting place they will be enabled to raise themselves nnd their country together.

15ut, if thry had only witnessed, as we did, the crowded meetings of the Tenant League and Rotundo, they would not attempt to assert that the Mr. Denny said that 1.10 bad already beeo expended Oil it. and virv litllo mor would nwil lie candles. Till: ITRLIC MAKKLTS. The Marquis of Waterloo, John Kamonde.

M.P.. Kdmond Power, Willinin Johnson, Patrick M. Power, James Delahmity, Ksq. laid out to remove the public bouse on the corner of i- i 1 KolMTt Kiating, Geonre I.ane Ko. Patrick William IWer M.P., vonuiui ami mapcl lanes, wlncli was tne only obstruction.

Mr. r'eehan and Mr. Cox said that Connors' pub An adjourned meeting of the committee of management for carrying out the establishment of public markets in Waterford, was held in the Town Hall on Monday. The following gentlemen, in addition l'ortlaw Farming Society, 1S33. TM1E ANNUAL SHOW and DINNER will be held on MONDAY, the 21th of October, DINNER, 2s.

Cd. All Persons wishing to compete for the PREMIUMS given for Farms, Green Crops, Cottages, Dairy, are to give Notice to the Secretary, on or before the 15th, in order that they may be inspected in due time. As the Stock will be classified on the Show Grounds, it is requested that all Beasts intended to be Exhibited will be on the Field by Eleven o'Clock, a.m. JAMES MARTIN, Secretary. September 2Sth, 1 833.

p-- Mayor es. Mr. Ulake C'apt. Newport, have you a copy of the protest I ('apt. Newport I have not.

Mr. Hlnke then said that he wished for a copy of the pnti-t, because it was not right that any member should protest against a discussed and decided act of the council he also wished for a copy that the burgesses know the feelings that actuated their representatives when protesting, and that the council might act as the language of the protest warranted. Mr. Wake then moved the following resolution Tliat the Karl of Granville havinj in'tinnted to the M-ivor t'irit a pror-'st against the presentation of the a Idreys a to her tj -sty at a of this eouncil. hcl-i on the 3 mi of i I by certain members the bn.lv, hid be-n receive hy hint, an I ftrwurde I to the Seer tarv of Fir the II iii! Department fir hi consul -ration, and the latter having -b'rreil The May.r to authors of such protest for a ipv of it w.ti III" lia iii-9 aitached tVrcto.

we heri'bv call on titose men to priihice such protest and list of in order t-iat the burgess rs may on terstund tVpart taken bv those re prcutiiives lie bouse, in addition to it's being an obstruction, was a resort for all loose characters and a disgrace to the to a large number of respectable tanners, attended city. Aid. l'helan said be would subscribe Co towards having the street opened. Win. Christmas, J.P., in the chair; Kdaiond Power, Williamstown), treasurer to committee; Sir John Rlundeii, Nicholas Power, M.P., John II.

Jones, F.sq., J.P., James Anderson, J.P., Daniel Osborne, J.P., Charles Newport, F.sq., J.P., Thomas F.lliott, J.P.. Major Elliott, It was then resolved that when one-half the sum reiptired was raised by private subscription, the council would contribute the other half. Adjourned. rrancis il. IJevereux, l.sq J.l'., Robert I.

larew, T. Clarke, T.C., William Power, HOARD OF (JUARDIANS Ykstkruw. Guardians present: Francis II. Devcreu.x, J.P., in the chair Dr. T.

L. Mackesy, J. Ouinn. D. Iloldeu, great body of the people nay, that any portion of the people thought with them.

Roth assemblages were with three solitary exceptions unanimous in supporting independent opposition to all governments that will not concede the full measure of justice to Ireland and above all they seemed resolutely determined to use all the appliances in their power to turn out of parliament every slavish government supporter at the approaching elections. report on otir fourth page of the half yearly meeting of the Waterford and Tramore railway is full of interest for all readers. It will be seen Castle) John Waring, arc. Several copies of the memorial adopted at the last meeting, and which has already appeared in the aalthat ie council may adopt rncli men-uire relate. ttiereto as they may deem the ciicuinsUinccs call tor.

Aid. Slaney seconded the resolution. Chairman I is any one anything to say on this resolution Shall 1 read it News, were banded in, numerously signed by the landowners and tanners ot the surrounding districts. TO PAINTERS. PERSONS willing to Tender for the PAINTING of the TIMBER VIADUCT over the Granny Pill River, a portion of the Waterford and Limerick Railway, may see the specification at Mr.

Dadley's House, Ferry Bank, any time between the Hours of Ten and Four o'Clock Tenders to be delivered on or before the 12th October. Ferry Bank, Oct. 3rd 1S53. o7-lt HOUSE-WANTED. A gentleman remarked that though the merchants of from the statement of the chairman, Sir James Dom- the city were invited to attend the meeting, there was not one present.

Lord Stuart tie Decies and Win. Yilliers Stuart, were added to the names of the deputation who arc to present the memorial to the Lord Lieute nant, and it was unanimously resolved that Thomas "V7 ANTED, in a central part of the city, a trood sized house one with a irood rere "PIRST DAY, Wednesday, 2Gth October. First Race to start at One o'Clock Sweepstakes of 2 50 sovs. added. Three yrs.

old 9st. 9lb. 4 lOst. 71b; 5 list 21b. 6 list.

81b. Mares and Geldings allowed 31b. The winner of any Leap Race of 50 value, to carry 71b. of two such, 101b. and of three, 111b.

extra. Horses that never won a Race, of the value of 30, allowed 51b. Heats One Mile-and-a-half. Second Race to start at Two o'Clock The Railway Plate of 20 sovs. Three yrs.

old, Dst. 71b. 4 lOst. 51b. 5 1 1st.

6 1 1st. 71b. Mares and Geldings allowed 31b. The winner to be sold for 100 sovs. if entered to be sold for 80, allowed 51b.

for 50, 101b. for 30, 151b. for 20, 211b. Heats One Mile-and-a-half. Third Race to start at Three o'Clock The Farmers' Plate of 10 sovs.

Three yrs. old, 9st. 4 lOst. 5 lOst. 81b.

6 1 1st. Mares and Geldings allowed 31b. The winner to be sold for 50 sovs. if entered for 30, allowed 71b. 20, The winner of any Race, of 20 value, to carry 101b.

extra. Heats One Milc-and-a-half. SECOND DAY, Thursday, 27th October. First Race to start at One o'Clock a Handicap Sweepstakes of 2 30 sovs. added.

Horses to be entered the evening previous, at 8 o'Clock, and weights to be fixed immediately afterwards by the Stewards, or those they may apppoint. Heats One Mile-and-a-half. Second Race to start at Two o'Clock The Hunters' Plate Sweepstakes of 2 with added. Open to all Horses that have Hunted with Lord Waterford's, the Kilkenny, Tipperary, or Wexfori Hounds; or the property of Officers on full pay. Four yrs.

old, list. 5 list. 101b. 6 12st, 71b. Mares and Geldings allowed 3lb.

Gentlemen Riders. Professionals to carry 71b extra. The winner of any Race of 50 value, to carry 71b. of two such, 12lb extra. Heats One Mile-and-a-half.

Third Race to start at Three o'Clock The Beaten Plate of 10 sovs. For the Beaten Horses of the Meeting, to be Han-dicaped by the Stewards immediately after the Second Race. Heats One Mile-and-a-half. I. Carrigan, T.

C. Spencer, Robert Dillon, Citpt, Anthony, Capt. Lewis, Richard (iambic, M. Trnecy, A. Maekey, Kdmond Power (Willianiatown), J.

K. l'echan. coRRF.spo-rKrr. The Clerk read a lengthy document relative to the liability of unoccupied bouses not connected with land, which stated that a cae was now before the stt-rior court which would decide the ma'ter. A long document from the commissioners relative to the necessary precautions, some of which were highly amusing, especially to a pemtvless pauper, to be taken, to prevent the spread of any epidemic which may visit the country.

A discussion ensued relative to the propriety of having 1.000 printed. Dr. Mackesy and Mr. Dillon arguing for, and Mr. Feehan, Mr.

linn, Mr. Carrigan, and others against creating alarm, as they were certain that document would. Referred to the workhouse physicians, they to report whether they thought it necessary to have it printed. A report was read from the physician, Dr. Fitz-patrick, to whom the tenders for medicine of Dr.

woiuu be preferable. Tenant good, and rent punctually paid. Apply at the News" onice, by letter or I.lliott, l.sq,, lion, secretary, do communicate with the chief secretary for Ireland to ascertain when it will be convenient to receive the deputation. The meeting then dispersed. Awful on a Railway.

DESCRIPTION Of Till: AilllibNT A Vll.rV OF THE PLACE AFTER THE Oi ft IlKEN'-E, tVc. (lttj our own CuiresHiixlent.) When going up to Dublin from Waterford on ('ipt. Newport no; you need not read it again no one, I suppose, wants to hear it any more. Aid. Sl.iney I don't think ('apt.

Newport ought to interrupt tne usual course of proceeding every motion is read when ahtmt being put from the chair, and 1 don't nee why this one should an exception. The Mayor then read the resolution. Mr. I was asked to sign the protest and I refused, although I dissented from the address. As the address wa received, I don't think we want to know anything more about it.

Capt. Newport said he was prepared to give every expl relative to the part he took in the priv-test, which so reiterated the feelings expressed bv liiinsdf an 1 others at the ist co'incil that he signed it. It was not usual for the co-ineil to receive protects or enter into arguments on them. Mr. llhike said he would insist on having an cx-pianation.

Mr. Cooke was ready to explain when the resolution was put and carried, to which be saw no objection, as there was not one word in protest o.t'en-ive to the exiles. Dr. M.ickesy I don't think any explanation is necessary. TO BE LET, IN TIIE COUNTY KILKENNY, A NNEMOUNT HOUSE, and Demesne, containinrr lo acres, within a few minutes Monday, little did I imagine that I would have to witness on Thursday such a scene of desolation and wain, of the Ferry.

Apply to THOMAS F. STRANGE. Waterford, Sept. 29th IS53. o7-It.

NEW.ROSS UNION. carnage as I will now briefly describe, from personal observation and otherwise About dusk on Wednesday evening an express train from Cork, carrying first and second class passengers stopped suddenly (caused it is said by the breaking of the piston-rod) at a small station within 12 miles of Dublin, brain, that the engines at present on the line, which have been the subject of much complaint, are only placed there temporary. The company propose, amongst other contemplated improvements, to ofler inducements to parties to build, for the purpose of increasing the population in that town and thereby augmenting the trafiic. Read the report. The iadlct at Oar.XAtitt.

Hy advertisement it will be seen that rapid progress is being made in the completion of the Waterford and Limerick and Waterford and Kilkenny railways from Dunkitt to Fer-rybank, the viaduct at (ircusigh being now nearly finished. The rapid progress in the construction of this viaduct since its rc-commencemeiit by Mr. Dar-gan shows that be has employed active and experienced persons to execute these works, which are of a character equal to any other of the kind on the line. The superstructure is in length nearly GOO feet, and such is the nature of the ground that piles from 40 to 50 feet in length were driven for its foundation it contains upwards of cubic feet of timber and about 10 tons of wrought and cast iron. LITERATURE.

"The Poets and Poetry of Mi nster." John Dublin F. 1) awson, aterford. This is a compact work, written both in the English and Irish character. It opens with an interesting biography of a poet and schoolmaster named Doiiogh Maccon Mara (now pronounced Macnamara) who made bis appearance in the county Waterford about the year 1738, while on his way home from a continental college. He, with a partner, kept a hedge-school in Midulethird and other parts of the county.

After some reverses of fortune he went to Newfoundland, where he wrote some poems. He returned, however, to his home, and at the age of 90 he wrote an elegy in Lttin, on the death of a brother hard. I the year 1 1 1 bis remains were interred in the THE Board of Guardians will, on WEDNESDAY, the 19th inst proceed to appoint a Competent person to fill the situation of named Stralhui. bust some of the olhcers of the II iri'ingtoit, atertord, ami IJr. imlyea, ol liuhlm, were referred.

The report stated that Dr. Harrington's tender was under the other i'l many items, and Dr. II. was accordingly declared contractor. A letter was read from Mr.

Fortune, cloth hall, relative to a tender and sample of his which be sent in last board day, and which were sent home without being opened. The Chairman explained to Mr. Fortune's messenger that the oversight occurred from the fact that tiie tender was not properly endorsed, and was not seen until the board was about breaking up. An agriculturist was ordered to be advertised for, the present otlieer having resigned. Mr.

Andrew Ryan appeared before tha board and stated tiiat a contract bad been entered into with him to supply the house with .50 gallons of milk per day the first day he brought o0 gallons they were received, and the next day 21) only were received and 10 sent Mr. Rvan said be would not give less than the number of gallons contracted for, as be could not do so now when milk is cheap, and after Christinas, when milk will be dearer, to compel him to send company ((ireat Southern mid Western) were trying to rectify the damage mi pn pare the engine for further progress, Mr. Fishhoiirue, of Dublin, bis wife, and other passengers left the carriages and walked about the road. Rut, on perceiving wdiat they supposed to ha a railway train advancing towards tliem. nearly all except Mr.

F. and bis wife re-entered the train which thev bad left. There was Schoolmaster II WORKHOUSE, Who must be a First-Class Teacher, under the National itrd of Education. Salary, 35 per Annum, with Rations and an Apartment. Tenders, enclosing Testimonials, should be lodged with me, before Eleven o'Clock on the above day, wliea candidates will required to be in attendance.

Bv Order, ROBERT W. CARLETON, Clerk of Union. New-Ross, Cth Oct. 1833. WATERFORD UNIONS R.R THIS A Home Prices Inrrcnt.

a heavy mist at the time. Rut scarcely bad thev taken their seats when a luggage train was beyond doubt observed almost at band, running on the same rail and in the same direction at a of about 10 miles an hour! In an inst ult she struck the stationary Sinee this nay week our grain market was very brisk for ever article of the tra-le, ami our iirireseurr-oit this ilavare as follows. MILL VHKAT37. to tl. SHIPPING WHKATSJs.

ti 31s. BLACK OATS 13. to I3. Sd. WHITE 13.

ro 13s. BAKLliY liis. lo i INDIAN (JORX to 27s. per barrel. Pricks Prices, n.

r. n. carri ig ts oh, what a shock it was like a clap of thun derthe engine entered the carriages with as great ve fTlHE Board of Guardiansof the above union will on Thursday the 21st day of Octorkr, instant, proceed to the appointment of an churchyard of Newtown, Kilmaethomas. This should at lea-t be in the hands of every student of 42 4il 31 13 l.t 14 ir, jii 4 14 Sii 4-i 3i 4 I 3. 31 1-2 1-1 13 17 15 Uil 4 13 S4 4- 311 in thirty.

The Chairman argued that Mr. Ryan was, in accordance with the advertisement, bound to supply milk in melt as thebop.rd may require." Such mistakes, be said, always aiise with new contractors, and he thought everyt.iing would work better beiveforward. Mr. Ryan said the board should agree to take a certain number of "rations each day, or be would not supply tlicin with any. The Chairman said that if the ba.tr I a -ree with Mill Wheat prepared) White do.

rhippin Tawiiev Oats, new likick Ilite do. do. (iiialtin) Ilo. (iriiidiii2 llTe Itrnn. per barrel Oatuit-al, Jierpwt I 'loiir (Superfine) p-r Ba-'k, Secomts Thirds Fourths Hnn.

per barrel, tut tiaelic tongue. THE FAMILY TREASURY. IIIILSIOV AND ST INICMAV, LONDON. The second monthly put of this little work afTirdj -a 1 rU I 5 Mr. 1'eehm I say that the reason assigned bv Mr Cox for not ho.iriug anything more about this matter, is the very he-it reason why we should hear more about it.

The fact of the Queen having rec eived the address is the severest ensure on the con hu of those few gentlemen who protected iigainst the deliberate act of the council ('apt. Newport It was nut the act of the Council. Mr. Keshan It was the act of the majority, and that is th act of the council. Cant.

Newport It wa-not the net of the majority if the council th" voting was IJ to anil that i not half the council. Dr. Change the words of the resolution. I think it would be more respectful to solicit a copy of the protest. Mr.

lUake I will alter one iota of if. The clandestin acts of a fe shall it be passed over in silence (1) ar, bear). The re.lulion was it and carried, with Dr. J. MacUesy an 1 Mr.

I. Cox (o believe) dissenting. Mr. Ci'oko I shall not shrink fr.iai the tint v. If I bad been appl'ud to.

I would have oiven a copy of tile document with i he object uf protesting against the wash cut there was no precedent nit record the present or any firmer corporation introduced political matters into a congratulatory address. Mr. coke then th" following as the copy of the protest, and refei re 1 to the list of members of toe en j. 'ration for the ii i nes of those who s.ened it T'tthr lliqht nil. Km-I of We mi ier-'mat- me.nVrs ol T.c.Tn 'oii'iri! oi" Vnterf id luring lcen sum niriel thisdiy to atiend a sjvciul mee'in o'tlf eoqioratioa of llio Linnih fir the pui-juse of lnitin; a loyal and iliiii'nl aMre-s ther Most gra.noiis ijes'y on the ooc.tion of tier visit to Ire-Ian I.

jimfeMt in the s'mngest terms ar-iiast the address now being prepare I an I to your Lrdsliii fr presentation to li-r jty, lor tin; reason and it einUkhis whic'i, in our opinion, ought not to bo in a I 'V il a of congiatu lath to the dies! realms, an I ctiinit servo Hie eciseer tiie taeicil'ii! purpi-e for which it is intended, nn I therefore firmly heyiiig 'liat tlie einrse a.l.ipte 1 ty the coti.sK'tor.s and s'ltij" ters or' this address is cool rary to all an I wiilieul "pre I'dent, we hop ati trust tliV your Lordship in. the of your jit Igoient. tts statp wii! teel yo irseli" istiiied in witi th ad Iress aud not present it (in its present Jvm i to her iji-sty. Vatert'orJ, loo t. Si 'lie-1, much useful and iiileresiiug inform il'mii.

We recommend the purchase of it to our lair rea lers fir the tri- 'HI llog sum nl two jieiicc they can pro are a realiv valuable Hi i.iin they would not allow hiin to give up bis contract, i leelitioii to their work-table ot'iii beautiful patterns iu On on (Ml (Kl 11 Oil 4-t 4i 5-3 Agriculturist TH II At a Salary of jC2C per Annum, with Rations, Apartments, Proposals addressed to the Chairman, accompanied with Testimonials as to Character and Competency, will be received by me on any day up lo Eleven o'Clock on the above-named day, The Guardians will, also, on the same day, receive Tendere for supph ino the Workhouse with BEST FLEECE WOOL, at per Stone, for the next Six Months, to be delivered free of expense, at the Yv'oskhouse, at such times, and in such quantities as may be ordered by the Board. Sealed '''enders addressed to the Chairman, and endorsed "Tender for Wool" will be received by me up to Eleven o'Clock on the above-named day. By Order of the Board, RICHARD BURKE, Clerk of Union. Clerk's Office, October 7th, IS33. o7-It.

I'L 12 11 SKF.KINU 51 II 0 0 0 (I 6 0 0 (i 6 4 4t i 5 II 0 0 0 9 licet, per Mutton, per Latnli, Venl, por Pork, ier Bacon Piiis, per Jlliil do (fresh) Tallow, per Piewjiori. Coals ar lurdo Seoleh llerriiurs, per harrrl, Potatoes, per et. Whiskev Wholesale) Do. Retail brocket an I knitting. IMOGEN ES.

r.NN et London. The illustrations arc admirable, and the ability and wit carried li I fair to allow it to rank as one of the best production of the kind inw beiug published. TusiS. The Sisters of Clinlity (rnitefully (lie receipt o. XI Irom Jolin per the Uev.

J. A. Kyiiu. The Tn aurr of ilie Waterlool Tirlutrinl Association tiinnk. rully aeWiiowl ihe the receipt ol i.3 I lioin most nolile Hie Miirrltioiiens ol Wateriord as lid Irom Messrn Itnliert of Bellilst.

and lis lid from Kole rt licutiug, iiinkin in nil JCS lid Oil from Air. Keating. SO (10 Ill mi in oo oo 0 3 8 roreimi Priors Current, 0 W) Oil no rw 31 a 37 31 (HI locity as a cannon ball would pierce a half-inch board on she ploughed, amid wild and awful cries principally from the few that were outside, till she passed r-glit through all the carriages (8 in number) but two or three and the locomotive, which she flung aside, continuing her pace along the rails for ribout half a mile beyond the Stra.lan station. At this time the living the dying and th" dead were amongst a heap of broken carriages Mr. Jelly, a large grazier, with his head oil' another with his frame bruised another cut into piec'iueal another band severed another without legs and, if to crown this die i.l-liil scene of wretchedness, two ladies, beautiful creatures, were literally cut in twain across the waist As soon, however, as a little order was restored all who survived and were able to nssist did what lay in their power to extricate the bodies and alleviate the sniii rings of those who were in agony 1 1 are now dead and or 8 wounded, about the half of whom are not expected to recover.

All this and a great deal mare 1 beard from a gentleman who was saved and who arrived at Kingsbridge station at 12 o'clock on same night. Hut I will tell you wdiat I did see with my own cys On the following morning I left Dublin by the 7 a.m. train for Waterford. At this time the report had passed througlthe city like electricity the people were appalled, and those bo were in the station and about proceeding on their journey, looked sullen and disheartened. We, however, proceeded onward with preat caution (caution too late) till we reached the fatal StraH'an.

Hereon the right-hand side of the road we beheld what shall 1 call it a wreck Why a shipwreck would alford no idea of it. It hardly deserves the title it is not sufficiently expressive because almost every board, belonging to the ill-fated carriages were broken into staves and splinters and strewed about the margin of the road. Here were the mangled bodies of a dozen human beings stretched (dead) alongside a wall with a small piece of tarpaulin over them from the windows of our carriages we saw their hands, their feet, and what seemed their features two policemen guarded them, till the coroner should have arrived, with fixed bayonets a piece of the chimney next caught my eye then I beheld the locomotive which did all the mischief, its front gone, its bolts and machinery, some of hich lay on the road, were exposed like the body of an animal in process of dissection. Alter it stood a luggage van, one second-class, and one first-class carriage in a pretty fair state of preservation, save and except the extreme end of the latter, which reminded me of a handsome-painted bouse whose gable-end bad, by lire or some other dreadful element, been torn away. Rut below this nil was chaos lu re was a piece of roof there a line cushion surmounted by a disjointed wheel an iron axle bent in the form of a horse-shoe, Sc.

a large number of tsi iis looking on with mournful countenances, whilst oliicers anil operatives connected with I'l it wo.ili impossible, tin numbers vary so much the house, to tell quantity of milk that would required each day. Mr. Uvan tin retired, that be would send no more milk, and that he would make the board pay for what they bad taken. A report was read from the ii'iance committee, recommending that the city collectors be tirg-d to bring in speedily the arrears of last rate, and recommending the payment of sums amounting to AM. Lis.

101. Tit Chairman said that a large sum was due over that but they bad no funds in bank. In fact they had not funds enough for those signed, but they trusted to the generosity of the treasurer. The Clerk stated that the amount of accounts furnished was 1' 1. 100.

With a new rate, be said, of on the citv, they could go on until the of September, ISo I. Tut: KV.M.Nt rioiTir.NT of vr.nicu. iNsrccToa. Mr. Cadogan's motion, relative to the appointment made last day of Dr.

Cavit as medical inspector of nuisances, for one month, at a salary of t'2', having been oiled up, and that member being absent, Mr. Feeban said that if Mr. Cadogan was present, and that "if any action should be taken in the matter," us the Yankees say, be would support it. lie believed the appointment was illegal, unnecessary, anil without precedent. He was at the board last Thursday until half-past two o'clock, and be beard nothing up to that hour of the intention of the board to make the appointment.

The clerk ecu knew nothiiio of the intended appointment, for when be (Mr. Feeban) was retiring, be asked that otlieer, as was bis wont, whether there was anything else to come on. and be was answered in the negative be Indian Meal, per ll-t. I'lour American, per brl. in.ls, Whent rdianski, nhirka, Polish red Galatx, Ibraila Kiypl.ian Indian Corn, Galatz and Odess Bulgarian mid ibrail, Saloniea.

French Red Fiench While F.yptian 11 Portuguese Damaged Meal, American, tier brl of list. 0 (10 OO 00 42 4s 3S 00 on Sri ss oo till (10 22 Hi IK) 00 (Kl CO VkWPORT. I f. Poriitn, J.l HO Ml (JO IS 12 joiisj wii.i.hm 1 kiioi r.r. fl'IIR CIVIL SKRVICE GAZETTE (Weekly Family Journal, Price Sixpence) contains each week a l.isl ol all Vac.ineies unu Appointments in the Treamrv, Post OHice, A'liui ully.

Adult (lliiee. Royal Dockyards, War Ollli e. Home nnd Colonial Departments, l'oreiun iliiee, Customs, Const Gunnl, and all oilier Depart aients ol the State, 'lli in EngWnil and tin Colonies. The iiilorniiitioii is and uatlientie. The Civil.

Skk-vice Ca.kttk is ulso complete Xewspnpcr, with Ihe nsuil Pjirli.itnentary, I Home ami Foreign News, Literary Notices, ami Theulrical Critiques. Its ecclesiastical Intelligi nee supplies a List of Clerical Vacancies, wiib the name of the 1 'a iron and value of each I iviusr. It contains ihe usual Naval and Military (iaz -tti's; mill in the (iencrnl News will be found an Hceoiint of Vacancies in Railways and Dockyards, and all Ihe gre-it Incorporated Companies. Otiiee 3, Catherine Street, Sirsnd. 00 CiHRI.KS NllWPORI, J.l.

ew iiiK T.f. Iff ft I'OOKK, ld. Ileskt KincKWaT. Aid. SaMI'LL T.

tillfBB. Home iriauuiacture, ier sack, 'JOst. vl Flour, American. er brl ol 14st. oil French, per sack ot" -'list.

(XI Rye do. do. uo Butter Plaiket. DUNGARVAN UNION Tin rsdav, Oct. C.

(ntoii own Rr.i'onTijK.) At the usual weekly meeting of the guardians the following members were in attendance Robert Lonoan, J.l, V.C, in the chair. l'resent Sir Nugent Humble, Arthur M. Giles, J.P., Edward O'Dell, J.F., John Quintan, Doctor P. Coman, Mr. J.

Byrne, Mr. 1'. Ronayne, Mr. Win. O'Brien, Mr.

J. Wall, Andrew Carbery, Mr. John M'Can, Mr. P. Hourigan, Mr.

P. Beresford, Mr. Carthy, and Mr. J. Foley.

Mr. Barron, clerk, read ihe minutes of the proceedings of the previous week, together with several communications from the poor law commissioners relative to the formation of sanitary committees in the several electoral divisions. MUSICAL ENTEltT AINM ENTT. Many of our cotcmpraries (including the Wexford speak very favorably of the entertainment with which Mr. Davis intends favoring the citizens of Waterfurd, on the evenings of Monday and Tuesday nex in the Town-Hall (see a lvcr ise uonl).

Some of the principal officers of the Waterford and Limerick Railway company have this week been transferred from Limerick to Waterford, which city will in future have the benefit of their services. Number of firkins weiirned at Pkiciir, Pricci. a. D. to 99 0 wemh house la this city jr the s.

o. week ItlOll) 17 0 t. i. mukm, aii. Mr.

Wake Did Mr. S. T. Crubh sign that? Mr. Cooke lie told me to put his tiavie to it, Mr.

C.dwey -I don't think we can go any further into this matt without the consent of the council. Newport 1 don't want to shrink from the i'lvestiatioii. for I don't care whether the burgesses 1 -et me I have been thirty years in the corporation, during which time I have tilled every office, couneill ir, alderman, mayor, and high sin ri'F, LONDON COIt' K.CHAXi;B-lVr.i)jr.f There were a few Ramplea of Kiilish wheat frcBh up to this morning's market, which were sold at an improvr-menl ol lr. per quarter. Foreign was Id higher and irreirulnr prices, but little busin -ss resulted, and in the sales made a triOinrr advaue only on Monday's prices could be realised.

Oats sell at 6d. per barrel more money, and other descriptions ofspring corn are fina at late rates. I would therefore say that Dr. Cavet was appointed as r.iid I am not ashamed of anv act of mine dorm that time. Mr.

Cooke If this is an attempt to censure m-, I don care a damn about it (a laugh). the nominee ot Dr. aim not oi me oouru. Though be believed there was no more fit gentleman for th oifice than Dr. Cavet, yet be thought at least one week's notice should be given, and other parties A I F.

1st Non-. -lid Duke of Montrose. Kearn. Neath. If or, coals Tlnrmon.

I sho old have an opportunity of applying, if thry Tub vtf. Suicide is Dublin. Mrs. Forbes, of Loudon, mentioned in our last as having supposed that Webster" was tier son, lias, together ith her son, declared herself positive that the remains of the unfortunate suicide were not those of her missing son. On Monday, the body was identified by Mr.

Mein, woolstaphcr, of Jedburgh. The name of the deceased was James McFarlaue, who had been a clerk to the Messrs. Mein, and who absconded from Jedburgh on the 23th of August last, having forged checks on the bank for 715. His wife absconded at the same time, and no trace of her has since been discovered. Affidavits stating these facts having been made before the magistrates of the Head Police Office, the Commissioners of Police ordeied that the property left in the bouse in French-street by the deceased should be given up to Mr.

Grainger, manager of the bank. Rt'Mot nr.n Traces of Sta J. Franklin. We Chaddock, Glasgow, s.c (Jcrtrude, Lesiheni, Montreal, Rosa, timber Guiseppe, Princate, Saloniea, maize. am William t'enn (s), Kartlett, iinntol, g.c.

4 4lh Dunbrody. Williams. Onebec. Ross, timber TIuMnli. Tit Mayor said that if it were lett to Ins ileeision, would ty that be thought the ist part of the resolution, namely, "thrit the council mav adopt such measures relative thereto as they may ib-ron the circumstances call for." could not be entertained without notice, as it trailed for an act of the council still he was anxious that ail -n that subject should terminate that dav, in order that the public mind should wished.

I le consider oil it uiitair to pay tne tnetlieal oflieer of the bouse, whose arduous lutie thev nU knew of, attending the only H2't for half a vear, and to pay t'-' f'r one mouth to one of the same profession merely for enquiring where nuisances existed and where they did not exist. I conclusion Power, Cardiff, coals Bedford, Kosser, Port Tallwt, do. 5th Malcolm F.dm ei'is, I.lanelly, coals Mars (s), Byrnes, Liverpool, te.c. Frances, Boche, St. John's, Newloundland, Galatz, wheat Fuvourite, Tbomru, Mr.

Feeban exnressed a wish that it woul'l ne noteil rtewcasrie, coke, titb Kaelc, Williams, Liverpool, ballast Anna Maria. Ben no longer be upon it. I that lie Inn tin nignesi resoeei ior i-o it mo. nett, Cardiff, coal. JamcH Town, Whelan, Dunttarvan, blst WATERFORD FAIR.

On Monday this fair was held. Prices cows f) to X. 1 2 bleeding bull, i'7 10s milch cows X. 1 0 to X. 1 2 strippers 3 to C'7; yearlings t'l to 10; sheep to 3(is Iambs I Is to 20s bacon pigs 30s to 52s per cwt.

A good demand for store pigs, ns also for horses, of which there was an inferior supply. KILKENNY FAIR. The Kilkenny monthly fair was held on Yesterday. The attendance was very large, but the buying dull, and prices on the decline. CHESTER RACES -Wim usual (UT KLECTMC TF.I.r.OKAI'll.) sn.n n-ver oe a i mn be made if UI.HH..I I in in collector, i-une, fort 1 altnit, coals l.alv JJans, Cardiff, do.

Primrose, Davev. Newport, do. Banner (a). Hiz niirn hiiu iiilii n'lt jji.i. j- 0 ..,..1, nl such an oliieer weie as there w.i no man the line were vigorously at work piling the rubbish and clearing the away before us.

1 need hardly say our driver "let oil' bis steam" here we were creeping on at snail's pace, the workmen crying out you have not room to puss yet gentlemen, keep in your beads." The road being cleared, we departed from the scene of death to Waterford at a rapid pace, all of us feeling in our hearts that if railways Kins, Loudon, g.c. Kinerald I. Ic, Rowe, Liverpool, Ross, coaia. the address. SAILED.

1st Trial, Bevan. Plymouth, oats, and mit back Marina. Frr. Southampton, oats, and put back Hope. Anderson, Port Talitot, pitwood Diamond Sharp, Cardiff, oats Messenger, Tuoinrui9 have efl'i cted a great deal of good, they have like uiiisirow, nour citizen 1 ayior, ijonaon, e.c.

2ii'i Newcastle, Sullivan, Shoreham, oats Ruby, Kavanagh, Portsmouth, do. 3rd Furtiiua, Stafrno. Cardiff, blst Placid. Gimelli. Cardiff wise done a great deal of harm.

Lord and Lady (iuillaniore saved themselves bv falling flat on the ei tor Uup. inure att uitive or oh! grig to or. The Chairman said that th'i subject was brought up at last meeting alter Mr. Feehan left by a report being read from Mr. Hamilton, I.

L. ri commeirl-ing the appointment of mi inspector of nuisance. lie himself bad doubts at the time t.f the appointment as to the propriety or legality of the act but, as it bail been proposed and urged by vo guardians from the division interested (Messrs. Keily and O'Reilly) he did not like to oii'er any objection. The subject then dropped, and the board soon after adjourned.

do. Devonshire Lass, Staplclon, coals Trial, Bavaji, beforo lloor of the fust class carriage. A lady having, four give insertion to the following for what it is worth, which our readers will probably agree with us in thinking is not a great deal. It appears in the second edition of the Chronicle, and is part of a letter from rlin of the 1st It is currently reported at St. Petersburg)! that several bottles, hermetically sealed and air-tight, but not containing any memoianda to indicate their origin, have been picked up on the highest latitudes of the Siberian coast, and forwarded to the Russian government, which lias not only communicated the circumstance to her Majesty's envoy, but delivered to him several of these bottles.

An impression has consequently arisen that these bottles belonged to Franklin's Seven ran. 50 Plate. Romeo Red l.i mentioned Marina, Fry, and put back. 4tli William Penn (s), Burtlt tt, Bristol, rr.e. 5th Simpson, Hook, Cardiff, pitwood Johns, Fall, Bristol, oats Liverpool Colfred, Newport, pitwood.

lith Flori.st, Curray, Shields, blt-Lina, Gniber, Oporto, do. Shamrock, Martin, Cork, tlars Nnova, Costa, Spenmzo, Con. stnnlitiople. bUt Meanwell, Cowans, do. Nora Creina, Perkins Marina, Fry nnd the Trial, before mentioned Thomas Mahouy, Mulcah'y, Portsmouth, oats Elizabeth, Murphyv Csrdiff, Hour Heroine, Ktrby, Cardiff, oats pitwood.

7tli Telegraph, sscn, llarlpool, blst. Wind N.N.E. to E.N.E. and N.N.E. UNION STATISTICS.

Kema ni'ie from larit we. lt Admitted during tiiu week 11-1 (I Eight ran. Grand cHraud Plate. Seven ran. The Chester II i.iJicap.

Eleven ran. expedition nnd it is hoped, feeble as these indices Lady Napier Missive may ne, tiiat they may tenu lo inrow some ngnc upon the' fate of our countrymen, by producing a search Ml li lied children was killed, and it was nwtul, 1 learn, to see her little ones screaming over her dead body. Another ladv, though her life wns spared, is a maniac, and a third told a friend of mine that she herself would never recover the ihock. As the inquest is now being held I will refrain from comment but if the company be found wanting in the observance of due caution .10 or OiO.OOO will, I learn, hardly cover their expenses. In any case they will be great losers but who or what is to recompense for the lives of so many human beings May 1 never behold a tragedy so real, auful, and heart-rending again.

C. R. P.S. One of tiie officers of the company told me that the locomotive of the train so buried itself in the passenger train, that it took two engines to draw it out. At all events a collision or a meeting of two engines would be infinitely preferable to that' which occurred at Strafl'an.

Coun The Mayor If the body are for going into the subject now, let them go on. Mr. Oalwey If we have not the consent of the minority, we can't into it. The Mayor concurred with Mr. (ialwey.

but said tli.it Mr. lilake could give notice for next meeting. Capt. Newport I am very forry that tiie thing is not gone into to-day, as I'm afraid I will ot be hero in xt meeting dav. Mr.

Iilakt Capt. Newport, I wish you to be here next day, and I now in your presence give notice that V's motion I intend to make will have special to vonr conduct in this matter. apt. Newport said, among other observations in reply, that be thought be would not be present at the next meeting. The subject then dropped for the present.

BVT1IS AND WASH-llOl'SES. A letter was read front the poor-law guardians, urging the corporation to obtain a sight for the erection of the proposed public baths and washhoit.ses, and to proceed with the work immediately, as they considered nothing would be more conducive to the health of the city. Mr. Clarke said that the committee appointed for the purpose had searched everywhere and were unable to obtain a suitable site. Capt.

Newport said that now when the severe weather was setting in, a subscription should be made to purchase coal and sell it at a moderate price to the poor, as nothing was more desirable for health and feet and drv clothinsr. in a new direction corresponding with the set of currents the.t have thrown these bottles on the Siberian coast. A letter from St. Petersburgh, received last 'v, i 1 i I I'" I Jr llr.R MUF.STY AN TUB SkwKO MusI.IN MANUFACTURE. 111 our review of the more interesting displayed at the Dublin Exhibition, we took ilii attention of visitors to two niMlit, states mar.

tne wuceii messenger, who embarked on Saturday at Cronstadt, was charged to convey one of the bottles to the Admiralty, with di Total lA Remaininrf on Inst SatiiMiiy II7S ftvi. ot liuiiates on tnat day 11 month J-77 Derens Cirst of Ollt-door relief eases, Hi -HHt. 01 Average eoslol Workhoua-ll ilut ielieral do I ft Kerer Hospital 0 9 3 In llietury Hall Oil Hi-ei'ivd liy Treasurer diirin( tlie wei-lt I II JlaluiM airainst I'mon 'JOH 14 7 Collected dorm Hie wee ii.7UII MAM: or COLLM-'TO. AS MOCf COI.UILrrt.il ftf i vers memoranda relating to the subject, drawn up by, or communicated to, the British legation at St. BIRTHS.

Oct. 3, at Brookborougli, the wife of M. H. Sankey, 01' a sou. Sept.

21, at Lyons, the Bnroecss de Mallet, ot a daughter. Oct. 3, Bl Rutland. squai Dublin, the wife ol John I. Tweedy, ol a daughter.

Oct. 3, at Spirevicw, Rath-jar, the wife of William Little-dale, ICsqjof a son. MAR rTXITe Oct 3, by special license, by the Rev. Gregory Lynch, at the Roman Catholic church of Andrew, Westland-row. Dublin.

Francis Lewis Fitzirerald, (son ol the late John Kitzgeralifl M.D., Castle Cotlaue, Carrick-on-Suir), Staff Asslslant-Surseon, Provisional Battalion, Chatham, to Fanny, Madeline, fourth daughter of the late. Lawrence Malone. of Dublin. Sept, 3, at the Island of St. Vincent, D.

Stewart, Barrister, and Attorney-General of the colony, to Miss Mary Anne Jeffrey, eldest daughter of the late Robert Jeffrey, of Ceylon. Kept. 21), Frederick Knipe Cashel, ol Ncnarrh, to SuRanna Charlotic, youngest daughter ol Edward Baldwin, of Summer-lull, Nenash. sellor Walsh, Mr. Cadogan, and other citizens of Dabcan Industrial Institute.

The committee Kitaiierald, met Monday in their office in the Commercial Buildings. Among the subscriptions received since last meeting are 10 from Charles Hopes, high Waterford, witnessed the scene as well as I did. The names of the passengers are not yet ascertained. WATEUFORD LUNATIC ASVLUM. i.i-i II II i r.

I 0 in a ini in splendid sewed muslin robes, manufactured by M.oesrs John Hidden Ss Belfast, and it is not ithout much pleasure we are now able to announce that, through tier Excellency the Countess of St. Germans, tier Majesty has been most grcci.msly pleased to order the dresses alluded to, accompanying tiie purchase with a letter expressing tier high commendation of the sewed muslin trao, and her anxiety thr.t it may continue to prosper. Among the words used by' her Majesty are I am most anxious to promote this branch of industry by every means in my power." This act of her Majesty while it must prove not a little gratifying to the Messrs. Iloldeu nnd their friends, will serve to give a still greater impetus to the general trade. Lord Stuart do Decies lias resigned the office of chairman to the liuuarran board.

Stephens, 1 1 1 1 llewlNon Murphy, shenll of Monaghan 10 from Oerald ritzgibmm. A very irpirtant letler, Ratepayer," has i.C. 10 from Lord Crcmorne 10 from tiie Evening Packet and from the firm of Whe- 4.717 arrived and is in type, relative to the management, expen Total lau and O'Brien, Smithfield, 10. Sir I. O'Brien, this establishment.

All the arguments Mr. Slaney said that the treasurer of the relief committee of '17, Mr. Joshua Strangman, bad to bis M.P., and John Gaynor, Robert Fowler, Joseph No. in Workhousi rtret auxiliary lleniwV Komi auxiliary IVrmaneat Buililin 0 II fil'iO el 171 3u arc well fortified by figures from authentic report From a pressure ot other matter which was in hands before it. ue aie oblige! to crush it out but it shall Scott Moore, and Lewis II.

Demay, Samuel inland, of Aimsbro', Castleuellan and Henry DEATHS. At his residence, Bnllinamona, on Tuesday morning, at the advanced aire of 78 years, Thomas Carew, Esq. At Youahal. ou Sunday, at the very advanced ae of 91 year. Thomas tiitulette, father of the' Rev.

Thomas Giro let te, of this citv. On Friday last, at Newtown, near RosRcmrbery, Wa'tr Star kie, late captain in the 92nd regiment, aged 63 yearp. Temporary ilo. credit in the bank a balance since that tune ot annul 53, which he will be happy to give up when called rn fur it 1 enr lloMp.iai, i i 1 I I 11. ..1 Aiurianu, oi uouauugc, vsosuewciiau, seiti in 5 each.

1 appear in onr next, when the public will read, and ua doubt jude for thenuclvoj. Total It was then resolved that a public meeting be held.