... ?? ; ROSw RpxELEOTRON. - (FGO'sM A O8BRRESPoNDEr.)ON8ET. - J z New o8ss, March 13t, 1856. r; H!owye 49yn ?? arrived in New Ross this day. Wh i eo wrau~ts, here no pone can guess-for he Dno id not get one yoto in hop. Th8, faot is, the, honest, ?? Roas could not bc duped jtbey ku~o~w what ,hte was and would be here- sftar~ just as q~epl as if i~t, yas printad, en the forehead:., One look 3t ...

... 'THE CORPOBRATION. -t-ta thdav A special meeting of the Town Council was held yea0o55&Y 5t the City Hall. The LOBD MAOR, in the ohair. The following members attended.- Hudson Aldermen nan, J.P. Campbell, ,Hate, r iidsworth, moylan. Coisnsoilrs Price, Martin (FitZwili drd u D.L. ?? Reilly, Wharton, Tracey, White, Redmtnd uTrtni, ward), J.P Wilson, Bagnallt Whelan, Atknl5OnO8, Mri, 'anee, Lalor, ...

... : : ;q : J S--W XS The following also appeared in our Second EditionI of yesterday:-. , . . . i J - AUSTRALI. ' I -.1 ?? Sydney papers to. December 10th have beein received tia V~aiparaio. Confideace..web rectored :in almost every de- ,partmnent of enterprise aind ,iuodutry, agricultonrel, pastoral, and nliing, Acoonazderabie demaand, from,, V.ictoria had sprung up, whjch had given sa great ...

... ;'NAVA AD MILITARY. ?? L. . 1 - The iantry standard has been raised in accordance With an order Just isued from the 6orse Guards, directing that until artlherd oere no recruit lato be recelvedfor the Infantry below the height of 8 feet inWhes.hB -X~he wwle forej of gunboats anchored at the Motberbank by, Sunet lat cight, and WMll remain and be augmented consider- ablyfor t, ispeotlon of her ...

... I INSTITUTION OYF CVIL iLNGlNFERS OFIBLAND I The oradiary. general meeting of this InstitntiOfl W5; hael on the 12th instant, 4, Upper Sackvilli.atreet. - BrcisAD GaIFr~iH, Eeq., LL D, prenided in the clair There were present the following members: -Mr W PorD don, Mr M B MellInus Mr J EHill, Mr P Burtche'l, Mr 0 B liourne, Mr P Harding, Mr R H Fritb, Mr T Brpzill, Mr I H G Byrne, J C Bower, Mr ...

... : hte 4Filw.t' owmaL I . ?? L Wl,. Ui&LbN : WEDNESDAY, Al'k AL D. b6g. LQ: ..-LiOR LUCAN'S DEVRNCE. .. . .- I-l .- In ordinary circumstances it would be unfair to criticize an incomplete defence. To arrive at a sound judgment it is necessary to review all the facts, and since Lold Lucan haA other confirmatory evidence to adduce, the public is yet unacquainted -with the whole case. We hall not ...

... The following appeared in a Second Edition of yesterday, by Magnetic Telegraph: TIE _ARS CHNFciERFENCES. PAnts, Dsa. 17.-Austria is the only power that signed the treaty of Paris which has not yet nsamed a representa- tive at the Conferences. The Maor9ag Post states that in coming to this Conferenco England has not compromised her dignity, nor retreated one step from the position she first ...

... T _ { CHRxsnsAS DAY-ST. MbOEIAN'S CHURCH, NOlTH. '1Ui ?? ceremonies of the church were carried out with unusual splendour and impresiveness at St. Michaoly on the great festival of the Redeemer's birth. The holy eacrifdce of the nmses was offered up every half hour at each of the altars from six in the morning until twelve, when there was a solemn high mass, at which the Rev. Mr. Beardwood ...

... I CATIIERIE !HAYRS IN DUBLIN. ?? _ . . . . .. . . _ ._ I^ The first of the three concerts which have been announced took place ?? evening. The audience was nsumerous and pun taal, and aome time before the appointed hiour the Antient Concert Itoom displayed a brilliant assemblage, eagerly await- iog the appearance of the famous Irish songfraies. The er- .trtainment opened with a piece performed ...

... ITHE DUBLIN BANQUET TO TEE CRIMEAN I : I . I . . TROOPS. The AMorning Herald has the following article in reference to the proposed banquet in Dublin to the Crimean troops- The testimony borne to the bravery and services of Irish soldiers would, however, have come with a better grace fromu our cotemporary it he had abstained from certain dispa- raging allusions, 'which, under the circumstances ...

... IREV. CANON POPE'S LECTURE ON THE INSTITU. TION AND HISTORY OF THE CHAPTER OF ST. I PATRICK'S.- , __ -. _ I. ?? This leoture for the Young men's Sooiety, which since its public announcement created a considerable degree of interest amongst all olasses of the citizens, was delivered on Monday evening by the rev. canon in the Pillar-room of the Rotuado, and wae most successful, and more than ...

... I - -_ . _ On Thureday, the SO3h ult, a deputation of the county Surveyors of Ireland waited on Jacob Orween; Eq., MB.I A., late Architect sand Principal Engineer to the Board of Public Works, to present him with an addres. and tes- tiumornis, on the occasion of his retiring from tbe public ser- vice. The deputsti n consisted of the followinggeantlemen, vlz. .-James Bell, Esq, Longford; B. ...