Irish-American September 26, 1857 Information Wanted Clare - Of James, Bridget and Ann LYNCH, children of the late Denis LYNCH, of Quin, County Clare, Ireland. If this should catch their attention, they will please write and send their address to their sister, Catherine, who has arrived in this city. Direct to the care of Patrick J. MEEHAN, Irish-American office. Cork - Of Garrett NAGLE, or his aunts Honora and Margaret WALSH, (the latter married to Jeremiah WALSH) from the city of Cork, Ireland, who came to this country about six years ago and are living in or near New Haven, Conn. If this should meet their eyes (or anyone who knows their address) they will please write immediately to Barbara NAGLE, sister of Garrett, who arrived in this city by the ship Cynosure. Direct to the office of the Irish-American, or to the care of M. CASSERLY, Esq., Secretary to the Commissioners of Emigration, New York. Limerick - Of Johanna SENEY or SOONEY, by her niece Johanna SULLIVAN, who arrived in this country Sept. 3, from Shannagolden, County Limerick, Ireland. Please call at 357 Bowery, in the Saloon. Roscommon - Of Annie HANLY, now married, and goes by the name Annie EARS or SEARS, a native of the parish of Kilmore, County Roscommon, Ireland; when last heard from she sent a letter home to the Old Country from Chicago, Ill., without giving the name of the street or number. Any information of her will be thankfully received by her sister and brother, Catherine and Michael HANLY, at Thomas McDONALD'S, 23 State Street, Brooklyn. Chicago papers please copy.