A sYex; letter in the Times gives a detailed de- scription of the situation in Bulgaria at the pre- sent moment. The writer has explored many parts of the principality, and ascertained not only in what way the past elections were held, but also why the coup c1ctat was thought ne

applications for information respecting it are to addressed.

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eon-ented to advance the Price of Knitting to EIGHJ SHIL LINGS PER SPINDLE, on and after the Ist day of September next for ordinary Socks and Stocking*; also Gloves and Fine Tarns to be advanced in proportion, being Two Shillings per Spindle advance present rates. Ur. UAKUB M'TA

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VILLA TO LET.—THE HERMITAGE, at CLOONEY, WATERSIDE, to be Let from Ist November. Mr. Dixon, the present Tenant, is willing to transfer bis New and Valuable Furniture, if required, at Valuation. Apply to John Osbobnb, F >yle-street, Deny.. (18 MA) A. A B. THWAITES A CO., Mmnufeut

The following members of the Hon. Irish Society arrived in this city on Saturday on the annual visitation to their Irish estates The Oovernor (Sir Sydney Waterlow, Bart., M.P.), the Deputy-Oovernor, the Recorder (Sir Thomas Chambers, Q C.), Alderman Sir Thomas Gabriel, Bart.; Al