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Dublin ns your proxy on tho Committee. We
shall fully consider yoar objection about the
taedes fasS soekss' eke Asshssasssz SSatrnea
e1 M i Hagor Of
city or Chairman Of Town Commissioners, the
ground is practically covered, tnasmuch as we
a} vo no reef sSce 1Snyesaae9 Sn We
ceiye applications from any one Clergyman or
any one respectable person.
LIEF FUND.
His Eminence- Cardinal Mccloskey has ra-
ceiyed the following cable message from the
Most Rev. DR.. Aaceiabe' the Archbishop Of
Dublin: .
70 ae Cardinal Arsd6tseep @ et Ns.e York: VIII
Belief Committee.. sARcHs1saop.M .MAcCABE.
TIE EGYPTIAN MONUMENTS.
A Cairo correspondent telegraphs that
Prince Osman Pasha, the Khedive's first
cousin, has carefully read the Masonic de-
scriptions, which, 50 Interested him that his
Highness, accompanied by Prince lbrahim
Bey and DR.. Fauton, sailed yesterday In
monuments from Masonic point Of view.
The Grand Masters Of the English and
Egyptian lodgesdn Cairo are confident that
Commander Gorringe's emb1ems are Masonic.
p1ssfARGK's ORGAN.
The political antics OF Bismarck's organ,
the MordeNtsee axnt AGgs"effs fGaga e. %tang c2
Paris Journals. .After. q bellicose article.
the purpose Of which was self-evi-
dent, and which :, had the merit Of
alarming no one, that journal, having waited
fey days to j1qge gnq q It's eHeef soolly turns
It ss amiably says, has no hostile:
designs against any one, OF course, the Re-
publican journals, which took. the first
with the second, much to the confusion Of
the reactionary organs, which had made such
an arm Of the Ht.zctte' 5 warlike vaccinations,
as being natural consequences OF the
alleged radical tendencies Of the De Freycinet
:. ANOTHER OPPORTUNITY
for putting q settler on the efforts. Of the
alarnlists. who have interest in creating be-
lief that the peace Of Europe is likely to be
proxilnatiyely disturbed, viii be afforded
By the discussion Of the budget Of foreign
affairs il the Italian Parliament in 2 few
this occasion to clear lip any doubts which
NAV exist as to Its determination to repress
the efforts of the Italia 1rredenta party to
embroil it with Austria, or to otherwise COM
plicate its external relations.
TIE FERRY EDUCATIONAL BILL.
So far the debate in the French Senate on
the Ferry Education bill has been unworthy
the gravity of the subject and reputation OF a
great national Assembly. The Senators have
been decidedly dull and not particularly
decorou9.
PERE HYAc1NT1E's LECTURES
on "Divorce" and "Human Nature'' in
Paris on Friday night were most interesting,
nor nor II. Dumas. The Gale des Conferences
was packed. Nearly half the audience were
ladies. It was bold. of, the lecturer
| to touch burning subject, holder to touch
the bush: Pers Hyacinthe was not always
logical, but always frank. To a great
extent he evidently shares the ideas of
Paul Feval. He does not absolutely
forbid the right Of communities to make
divorce laws, but he believes them symptoms; !;
| lie says, "may be considered in three ways
as natural contract, civil contract, and re-
ligious rite,-viewing the question purely in
relation to human nature, he advocates 1ndls-
[ soldpility and nlonogamy.
NINE DE REMUsArs MEMOIRS.
The publication of the last volume Of Nine.
De Renusats memoirs give. peculiar piqnan-
IBibliotlleque Nationale u among the papers
relating to the Napoleon family: 70 under
| stand it you must bear IN mind that the
! being the master of the Emperor's wardrobe:
| sr. C1ouD, Aug: 70, 16n.-nonstc1tr ze DUO Dc
! Frio4l: Please tell Comic de Rennsat not to
With b my aRrafe' Baao Ttbd%p II dn5S5e 5is
tile titie' Z Of Master Of = ny: wardrobe. Get
| a list Of my clothes. Have them verified and
| marked. I am not aware the Comte &C Renhsat
| was appointed by any decree. However, Il any any
such decree exists, prepare another tha1 Will
| dismiss him. . -.
| From this it would only appear plain tha!
Napoleon gave the Count what is called
1.-THE tack"
Patti continues to draw ut the Gazette.
| Mereli cleared S. ZOO francs last Tuesday,
| and probably will haye;taken more Tonight;
! For all that, Merelli may yet come to grlei
| if he does not make sweeping reforms i'll his
| chorus and ballet, and give US something bet.
| ter than the filthy, castotf scenery of the
defunct LyTique.
Nine. Hebron has no luck at the Grand
/ Opera. She has now appeared in three parts
and had to give them up. She will not sing
| Ophelia again for some time. It seems thai
| Mile Daram resumed the part on Wednes-
| day. =,
[ Milan. ......
Miss Freeman, q young American lady, is
to make her debut on Thursday at La Scala.
Miss Kellogg was yesterday presented to
Verdi,