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... correfi)oflEfl(ni. 5ΒΆ sDUCA OTlo E CHILDREN OF POOR CATHOLICS NZD IiSsENTEBS BY THE LIBERAL CORPORATION OF LtV5'P001. TO T1LE EDITORS. Gr xTLVaIEV .-I believe it is universally admitted that Liverpool flourishes, at this moment, under the most spirited and liberal crporaisonl in the United Kingdom. This is a proud distinction that Liverpool enjoys, and while other towns, conve- nielltly ...
... THE DUKE OP WELLINGTON'S LETTER lo DOCTOR C(URIS. [FROaI A coaRtSPoNDOENT.J The Duke has, at length, given something to tli-- public, from whence his sentiments and views, wvi, regard to the Catholic Question, may be inferred, in Letter to the Titular Primate of Ireland, which is in -c following words:- I assure you thiat you do me justice in believing, thb. I sincerely anxious to witness ...
... NVE/ ToN ABBOTT MEETING. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIt-I believe I must trouble yon once more on the subject of Devonshire politics. At the same time I must candidly tell you, that I neither think myself obliged to ask of you the in- sertion of the accompanying letter Into your columns, nor you yourself called upon, by any sense of duty to the public, tr (if courtesy towards me, ...
... TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-In ?? today l see some observations,taken from The HulltAdvertiser and ?? Jouernal, upon the sub- ject of Assessed Taxes; whics, although in some particulirs are justand fair, do not go to the root of the evil. WVith the ob- servations upon the collection I fully agree, and also admit that upon houseq well situated in large towns the rates may appear ...
... i2bwo anRub, GItbatiohn. AMERICAN PRESIDENTS MESSAGE. The annual address of- the President of America to the ye- pvesentatives of the-staticsm inctorigress assembled, it, as usual, a very long. but a very interesting and important document. Maving briefly congratulated the nation on the blessings of in- ternal tranquillity and prosperity, abe President glances at the war between Russia and ...
... BRUSSELS PdPERS. Brussels Papers of Wednes:disydate were received yesterday. The fidl lisig are extractm:- BRU FSELs, Dec. 27-Tbre Fanny, Captsin de Boors, from Batavia, whince sbe sailed on the 3d of September, for Antwerp, landed her dispatches at Flushing. They are dated the 2d of September, and the Java Ga:ette of the same date accompa- MirS them. According to a repmrt of General Kock, ...
... Yesterday, the Quarterly Meeting of the-Offlcers anrd Masters ot the Benevoleent Otangr Society vwagheld ci Falooi,'s great- oro, Commercial Building5,-;the -Rev. Sir Ilarcoiirt Lees, Bart. in the Chair. The niuniber of District Masters -ad l Masters-of Lodges convened oai thLs interesting occasion, far surpassed our previous an- ticipationi, arid presented a gratifying assemblage of in- ...
... AMERICAN PRESIDEN'T'S DRESSAGE. Both houses of the congress of the United States met on Monday the 1st instant, at Wlashington, and made the usual preisimnary arrangements for the commencement of the session. On Tuesday the 2d, the president, by his private secretary, transmitted to both houses of congress his message, of which the following are the most interesting passages: I TO THE SENATE ...
... THE 12TH CENTURY REDIYIVUS ae have beep in the habit of hearing so much of the mproveiia character of the Papal system, and of the flood oif light, and iiiformatisrin aud liberality, which in the has beeni poured, or supposed to have been latter dayS poured, on the minds of its adherents, that wve have sometimes felt sensibly puzzled, and have been half il- {iiod to suspect int the face even ...
... 0 TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS-LETTER. SIR-I owe our friend, Mr. Paul, a fewt observations on his first letter addressed to me, in which he animadverts on what I have advanced respecting written Creeds and Con. fessions of Faith. I was exceedingly glad to see his animad- versions, for one can never be confident of the soundness of principles which he may have advocated, till they have been ...
... AFFAIRS OF POlRrUGA, | ~~~(Fromt the Journ~al dc Paris. )1 The question respectingPortugal, notwithstanding the war I in tilhe Eist, the occupation of the Morca, and the inquie- c tude in the rest oL Europe, has not ceased to fix pabtic atten- tion. This episode, Which belongs More thall is generally s Imainusbtled to the great drama of thc day, wiAl be resolved ati the mcetin3g at w ich thc ...
... vootorript. IRELAND. Catholic Association-One of the Irish Brunswick papers, called the Statesmran. has trumped up what purports to be wc. port of the proceedings of the Association on Christrmas.day, in which Mr. O'Connell, Mr. Coppinger, Mr. Forde, and others, are m ade to cut a very ridiculous and contemptible figre. 'lris the London Courier has copied, and has made remasr upon the ...