... THE FREEMAN'S JOURNAL| The English mail due last night has not been received. FRANCE. The Paris papers of Monday contain the cor- respondence relating to the refusal of Admiral Stopford to acknowledge the convention signed by Commodore Napier with Mehemet Ali; but they offer very little comment on the subject. The CourrierFrancais saqrs-i' Baron Mounier is arrived from London. If our ...

... 3tsouT DUBLrW Umolf. I TeterAaW *a. -a_- xesreroay the Uenardans toet at their BoarMtiOGI in the S;outh Dublin Union Workhouse. J. L. ArAnss, Esq., in the chair. AnDtI65soN OF TatI PtE5S. It When the reporters entered the Board-room the Chair. 'man said he felt happy in having to ea nouns to the gen- , tlemen of the press that they had been unanimously ad- n 'nitted by a vote of that board. ...

... PRINCE- LOUIS NAPOLEON. I The Prince Louis Napoleon has forwiarded to some of his friends in Paris the following invueation to ther'2nanes of the Emperor :_ 'Fortress of.Ilam,'December }15, 1840. Siaa-You returnito your capital,' and: the people in *crowds welcomie you back ;'bit I, alas I from the depth of my~dungeon can. only catcelsa ''glimipsof that ray which il- lqmines your funeral. - ...

... Til ctoMP MO T: W- P1b (ABRIDGED'FROM Tf Slsi3THERN 1teio~trimj' - sup On ~Saurday * crwd~ e sigo etialt-o Kid ?? tobkplaceA Ct Cowy~ a'oesre b~ as s' 'fihlld in, e#`eryispaht. We 'wAie'#ad to- sebe a. n I Un bei~f-4 ei~l s. 1ecibl~einl~.reses. Ituissoberegretted thettsome..' Amdo ?? nobeertesecured Oftt. s k l w~n aikleiindedl toreporatthe jriaoiiding fo u kts. onbo lethe'Very, Revern a. oo ...

... o MILITARY PROKOTIONSWAB.OypxcE, Dic. 29. 1 . l3th Light Dragoons-Captain C. E. DOherty, from tle. spi f 14thiLigbt Dragoons, to be Captain, vice Weston, who ei- TO' changes. ] I 14th Light DragoornsCaptain G. Westor, frorn th 12th to Light Dragoons, to *be: Captain, vice C. E. Doherty.who tb exchanges. ?? 15th Light Dragoons.-Assistant Surgeon E. Mockler, dai from the 79th Foot, to be ...

... , I IMSI MdN UF*el/ [URU. I GRET .EEPEiqq AT -TIlE .T1ATgJtBO1'AU Anumerous and highly important meeting of the inbabi- tant Of St. Mark's parish, for the Purpose of considering' the beat mode of. encouraging Irish maanuflacture, was held I.yesterday at the Tatre.Royal, which was kindly, given' for the-'purpose by the patriotic lessee.Tedescrl -presented 'a splendid array of beauty and ...

... LOYA NATIONAL REPEAL WSSOCIATION. Intl..= -D on e following cormnunications were read at tbe meeting 3Mr. James Gilligan, lOG, Great Britsin-street, to IDaniel , O'Connell, Esq.-, ?? enclosing it. as his subscriptisn to afud for protecting the electors in, the conscientious ex- a craiacs of their elective frachiseam- M-r. GlIigan'a letter 0 contains many valuable suggestiens on this subject, ...

... THE BEGISTRIM. (mois OUR ?? cosRaEsPorDmir.) Ballinrobe, Dec. 30, 184Q. The first efforts of the Conservative Registration Club, recently established in this county to promote the ascen- dancy of Conservative principles, have been just made at the sessions now being held in this town, with the success of which the accompanying return will enable you to form an opinion : Brought up. Registered. ...

... |_ EJECTMENT OF_ TENANTY. In copying a paragraph under the above head from the Mayo Merczsry of Saturday, in reference to the management of a portion of Mr. Murphy's property in that part of the country, we expressed a hope that the statement of our contemporary was very much exaggerated, and we rejoice to learn that we were not mistaken in the estimate we had formed of the gentleman's ...

... _1 - The following extracts aretaken ?? Orie-, a Ger- nanr newspaper. They seem to betoken a Q ap the Continentai Jews in relation to the.latec'risis-iu Sjria: 'We have a ountry', the inheritance of 9urfartheyrs ner, more'fruitful, ,better situate for commnercei than 9p r y of the &host'celaifrated portions of the globe., 'MEnvironed 'by the 'eep-.delled Taurus, the liv'ely shores of the ...

... IGEAT REPEAL MEETINc AT WowTSf. (FAN O Olmn A 1 A b.Yesterday ?? OuZr'u ' flEORrast) te in sterday a very nU terous and important meeting of the e inhabitants of Howth, Baldoyle, and Kinsealy was heldin ig the open spae in front of M'Kenna's hotel, Howth, for the e purpose of petitioning parliament in favour of a Repeal of el the Legislative Union between Great Britain and Ireland AAbout ...

... I :.n I I n Iovw1_ w yess Yeeruay there -was a solem high mass and bene- B diction of the blessed sacrament at the Metropolitan Church. At the mass the following rev, gentlemen offi. ciated, viz., Rev. Mr. Burke, high priest; Rev. Mr. Maher, deacon; Rev. Mr. Pope, sub deacon. Sermon by Dr. Miley. I His Grace the Most Rev. Dr. Murray was present, At the benediction the following clergymen ...