... Rornanists out of Mr. Fronde's six and a-half are Irishmen (and many of them very ignorant at that), and that in any apprehended onslaught. upon American liberty all classes of Protestants would be united — let nie name another consideration not taken into ...

... an I friendship, that is another and .1 MANI 11011htflill let the time the ail teal', months oe are I that the coun•ry is ',unit. last telegram from the Seem, wh:on we publish this morning. conifers hatenigence, and that communication. are restyred, ant ...

... from starvation, which was one of its most dreadful results. He, therefore, had come to appeal to the millions of Irishmen in the United States to help their brethren and co-nationalists in their present struggle for emancipation from the feudal system ...

... at ouly in awe-stricken silence, i This awfal disaster to a North British train completes the trinity of calawities for the United Kivgdom. England, the wreck of the Princess dlice; Seotland, the wreck of the Tay Bridge; Ireland (by association), the wreck ...

... the national Exchequer, as in the United States. Sir Charles Legard, M.P., speaking at the Scarborough Licensed Victuallers' Association annual dinner last night, said they did not deßire to interfere with tho United Kingdom Alliance, but they did not ...

... from starvation, which was one of its most dreadful requite. He, therefore, had come to appeal to the millions of Irishmen in the United States to help their brethren and co-nationalists in their present stru— , le for emancipation from the feudal system ...

... in the United States in Philadelphia, and which may be said to have been the proper commencement of that vast phalanx of Presbyterian ministers now exerting such a wholesome influence in that country. That Presbytery consisted of four Irishmen, two Scotchmen ...

... arrived here to-day. WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.—The usual monthly return of the Secretary of the Treasury shows the public debt of the United States to have decreased during December by $4,251,000. The cash in the Treasury amounts to $207,984,000. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE ...

... proposal put forward by the majority of the Irish people to assimilate in some respects the Constitution of the United Kingdom to that of the United States. Everything American may be utterly abominable; yet that does not prevent the State of New York or New ...

... THE UNITED STATES. (Br imao-Axsarccr Camas.) PHILADELPHIA. JAN. 2. Tho steamer Seythia,with Mr. Parnell on board, arrived at New York last night. Early this morning the Irish Reception Committee went on board the steamer and welcomed Jlesers.Parnell and ...

... But a rapid succession of meetings pecked with Irishmen, beginning in the Empire City and extend- far as SSD Francisco, will not bting Mr. PlMmr. into contact with the real public opinion of the United States. If he speaks as he will be expected to ...

... misrule. lile believed that, ere long, the wish of Irish patviots would be realised, and that the orange and the green should be united, and the Protestant aud Catholic would work together, Mr. Dillon, who followed, counfirmed all that Mr. Parnell had said, ...