... THE FREEMAN'S JOURNAL. DUBLIN: TUESDAY, JANUARY 2, 1838. BELGIUM. According to a letter, addressed by an Inspector of Forests to the .Journal d'Arlon, the trees of the forest of Grunenwald are still untouched, and neither the Dutch nor the Prussians have yet set foot on the ground to execute the designs at first attributed to 'them. TURKEY. A letter of the 30th ult., from Constantinople, ...

... COUNTY CARLOW REGISTRY-THURSDAY. (From our own Correspondent.) The Registry for this county terminated this day.- Reformers ?? 24 Toties ?? ?? 8 Majority ?? ?? -16 With all the exertions of the Orangemen, they could only bring up two freeholders in Tullow, who claimed each out of a rent-charge. One of the cases excited considerable in, terest. Mr. John Shaw Smith, sen., of London, cloth mer- ...

... ,I T I k lT;R 47 AN9S 3EIUnT. ?? 'tke Coerier qf !Theaddia.)' .t.,aisst' egift. an important one in thic annals of tii Wei, MW.ti' Chriesg ean, .thetson of the groeat supporter of 9WDwury, made what may be terimed his dpevt before a 'tondo'kidienee son the boardsof this'th:reaere; a.bfr thossfi li:~vt ts~o forlner.p~eriode, pertfi'iieli' on' the snelope-' :lsate, he w as theito young. that ' ...

... ROYA.L COLLEGE OF -VSURG OsPNfl- MjcYI I - - - LAWS. I The committee appointed-by the college to prepare a lbli for the regulation of the practice of Pharmacy presented their report, at an unusually large meeting of the college, on Tuesday. The suggestions were agreed to without a dies. ientient voice, and there was. but one opinion.as. to the ne- eessity of adopting the most vigorous and ...

... I E w - - - XFFAIRS O CA1AA. . . I L ord John Russell has once more- abandoied principle and consistency, in order to retain place and power. He has once again succumbed to-the Tories rather than incur the risk of defeat at the hands of his right honourable friend the member for Tamworth. It will'be seen, from our report of the proceedings in the Commons, on Friday evening, that, after due ...

... AFFAIRS~ OP CAN~IADA. The ?? is given hy the Courier as the summary of the latest intelligence received from Camuda at the C01olui:Ll Oflic:- Montreal, Dec. 1.3. The long-expected movement Upon Grand Bruml is at last made. This morning the force desiftied for the expe- dition left town, colsistinlg (Will) thosc already posted at St. Martin) of tile Royal regiment, under Col. SVe-heralf, K. ...

... The Paris J0urnal',1 (if Saturday and Sunday hlave tir- rived. T1he Chainher ont Friduty nih eeceb majo1irity of 217 to 143, the proposed address for arn active intervention ia thle succession wvar. in Spainl. It is scrrcely possilde to OVer-i'ato thle ?? to the poeov of luriirep of this most satisfuitr e cision but ill no. light does it appeaer more. gratifin It I in tile, proof Nvhlich it ...

... ADDRESS TO LORD RODEN BY TIHE METROPO- -I XLTAN CONSERVATIVE SOCIETY. To ,artKt5RIGHT HOPOORAELE THE EASRL OF 1tODEN. } 7 Weg tile Fit embers of the Irish Metro. polit'a t.insbrvative Society, have lately seen with I much- satisfaction the Address presented to your Lord- shili by the Protestants of Inverness, in Scotland We hail with joy this tribute to your Lorddhip, as at the same time an ...

... THEs news from the Canadas will be found fc pretty copiouesly reported it another page. It is of a mixed character; but the general conclusion drawn en from it is, that the Government is triumprhant, and that fo the insurrections in both the provinces will for the pre- sr sent be put down. WI IN Upper Canarda an insurrection broke out, ca apparently with very little preparation, but which at ...

... M? 1 FT -I S F- , , -? ? U? 3,? s, I p ef. --I ? 4 a , . LONDONT, T'fUESDAY, JAN 9. 'J ho annexed important letter from Bayonne is copied from the Afonieg ChMrmnicle. Of the .correctness. of the statement which it contains we jave no means of torming a correct opill- ion. We are on!y certain that the main body of the ?? esxpedition was commanded by Doui Basilio Garcia, wwhosc dercat would be ...

... J. S.—Wa raqaoot him aoaaalt tha “DUgateh” of tho loth Daoomhar. Wo ban anally right foal diasatioflsd with earmdn amr Canaagsadanla, whom wa am. doing atmaat •Uige, (or Moving *f imagiaary (TtoTaac**, wkleh aaaaaTATiaa woaU aaariaoa thorn aaa iaaailattia I. laara refer Uaa aar aambars af tka Mth ami Daoaabar, aa ha will than perceive that hare act aagfeotad the exealleat Mr. Field an. The ...

... apt to say. How I should wish to look like that oiticer, although he has lost arm.” He forgets the starvation endured before going into action—the oeld and bitter nights spent in drenched clothes wet fields in bivouac—the momentary forgetfulness of all misery in action, until the shoulder-bone, shot, is splintered into bits; then the little sympathy felt, every one being for himself; then the ...