Sebastopol. He designed the principle of the shield ironclad ships, and superintended the construction of the Koyal Sorereign. Mr. J. M. Car michael, one of the secretaries to the First Lord of the Admiralty, left town by mail train on Friday ni-ht for Brussels, to inform Mr. Ch

Brussels, Thursday.—The •Steele estimates the •trength of the army around Mt-iz at 130.000, and believes that the junction of the armies of the King and Prince Frederick Charles is accomplished, and that at least 230.000 Germans are now penetrating into Lorraine, and, therefore,

WALSH & SON have been honored with Instructions by Bridges, Esq., SELL BY AUCTION, AT WILTON MILLS, . . (Nt-ir Enniscorthy), ON WEDNESDAY, 27th SEPTEMBER. 1871, His Entire Highly bred and Selected Dairy Cows, Sheep, Rams, Horses, Young Stock. A splendid collection of the roost I

BAZ> AT THE CHRISTIAN HEN'S association. Tbia Bazaar, which was held on Wednesday and Thursday, was a decided success; and crowded from the opening hour each day until the close in the ereningembracing the members of erery religions denomination. The Ladies Patronesses were Mrs.

TO be SOLD, at within three miles of Kilmore and seren of Wexford, large quantity of Timber suited for pitwood and farming purposes. Apply to Mr, Thomas Webster, the Steward, on the premises. November 11th, 1870.

These highly improved inventions render Electricity perfectly self applicable, in a mild continuous form, and extremely efficacious, shock or unpleasant sensation being experienced, whereby it becomes a true fountain of health and vigour, speedily soothing agont ising pains, rea

£4,00«,n(H) STEKLING, by Government, iire to allotted in various sums upwards to £20,000. Anyone, investini; £l, may obtain £20,000. For Prospectus (which will feutgratis) apply by letter, Mr J. A. Hinck, No. U, X)uke-stree Adelphi,London, W.C NOTIC K. THB Pislera of Mercy beg l

the Matter of the Estate of Arthur William Ball, Owner and Petitioner. ''pHE Court bavin.' Ordered a Sale of the Piece of 1 Ground on tbe South Side of Poolbeg-street, with the Houses and Premises known as Numbers 17. 20, East Side of Luke-street, 36, 37. 38, Poolbetrstreet, «nd

A meeting of the Corporation was held in the Tholsel Thursday, John H. Hadden, Esq., Mayor in the chair, to consider the propriety of purchasing Mr. M. O’Connor’s interest in the piece of ground adjoining the Bullring, for the purpose of erecting fowl, batter, and fish market th