tpart IURNAL JULY, 1859

SATURDAY,

According to the latest official returns wheat fetched last week an average of z6s 6d, barley 23s ad, and oats 15s lid per quarter of eight bushels. At the same dates last year the prices were 255, 245, and 17$, which showed a decided drop. Stated in cwts, the quantities Importe

Justice Johnson opened the Commission of the Leinster Winter Assizes at Waterford, on Tuesday, and said the reports furnished to him were uniform in stating that peace and good order reigned. From every pulpit, from the literature and from society they were constantly bearing of

This was a dragging fair. Year and a half heifers and bullocks ranged from £7 to £9, 2i from tio to £l4, milkers to £tB. Small supply of sheep, while pigs averaged 40e per cwt.

Rica in nourishing and stimulating properties, it builds up and invigorates the system.

Sheetly after mid-day on Friday volumes of smoke were seen to be ascending from the rere of Messrs H and Smith's hardware establishment, Roscrea, indicating that a fire of large proportions was in progress. The manager, Mr White, despatched a messenger with all haste to the poli

Rather better supply of English wheat, and condition variable at last week's price; foreign quiet and firm at previous rates ; grinding barley unchanged ; oats, 3d to 6d dearer. The correspondent of the "Temps" supplies some details concerning the Anarchist circle of Paterson, N

An Interesting Local Cycle Casa At Nenagh Sessions on Saturday, before Lord Dunally in the chair. and Messrs. John Harty and Thomas Ryan, Frederick Scott was charged by the Nenagh Urban District Council with having been drunk and disorderly in charge of a bicycle, on the 6th Sep

Chronicle New& Thursday—Pment Wiliam J. Menton, eh:Orin...l ; Jonathan C. Darby, D.L. ; Joseph Dwyer, J.P. ; Jahn lloulihsn, John O'Meara, Jas. Dooley an I ftodolphus Meaghe•. The 163 inmates showed a decrease of as compared with a year ago, but the oat-relief was 3 snore at tat