... D 1WEESDAY5 J3ANUARY1 1t DUJBLIN: WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 1. 1845. REMEMBER THE 30TH OF MAY, 18441 THE COMMERCE OF DUBLIN. We have been accustomed, periodically, to place before our readers the comparative commerce of the port of Dublin as shown by the customs returns. The figures show an increase, by no means inconsiderable, and some parties who look only to the results as shown by the amount of ...

... I LOYAL NATIONAL REVEARL ASSOtIATION. I ?? __ _O . . .o. _ Wantofspace obliged us.,to.0rait t e following ;oour report of'the proceedings of th8 associatin ,oop Monday:- r Mr. j3. A. Molloy-Mr. Chairman, I~have ?? t¢ ed1i tpa rthe. registry statisticsjyou have heard frtom Mr. . O Bri en, I shall merely observe the Tory ,ajority at tipe Oleetip of. 1842 was 390, and during, the, last thrpe ...

... FROM OUR NEW YOREK CORRESPONDENT. I New YorkI Deceimber 14, 1844. AEgPEAL ANT FEDEEAIassThe n ews by the bst steamer of the position definitely assumed by Mr. O'Con- nell on the issue between Repeal and Federalism han greatly and generally relieved the minds of the friends of Ireland. If there are any two elements indispensable to po- pular movements they are singleness of purpose and ...

... - I ~~JSE OF ASSEMBLY. LMONTRZAL, Nov. 28 ti ; ?? 7 :TUE S PEASLSIBIP. t , 'K At one o'clook the members of the Lower House assem-a0 blo4 in their ohs re, where they were shortly after Legisltived Cotoc m ellenpc ishe Chamber of the ?? absen t for a few minutes t he hei hly,returjii,'j ,A Attorney. (jtenera1 Sm lte ti; propose that Sir Allan al M'Nab (one:of the i0rllgeia~rsj To take the chair ...

... - -1 ---y io , - ;THE' E Ow 'r , ' -f ? r .0 ?77,, . ,, .. ;. - , I 3 - ?? i.'}IHX £NC.O3D&T. . .- . f.4e~i.'^olielX ii~aika article upon thle ?? ie~nd; ?? o a~ecdt is from the 4f rni i Chrotzicle'df Monday:' ?? A morning cotemporarystatea.Adst we'ek, ,with mush 4 tritbhi-thatthe See of Romeinsited of being ajfliicrm for popular or even 1atholia disoontefit and independence t~t l; rest -Upon ...

... I How amusing the cant as to the impropriety of lay Catholics discussing the bequests act and agitating against it. Did people turn up the whites of their eyes at the self-same men ? did they stigmatize their efforts as sacreligious and criminal when they were agitating for Catholic Emancipation? or is it not evidently the province and the bounden duty of the chief who secured for his fellow ...

... VRANCE. We hate received the Paris papers of Friday and Sa- turday. The Chamber of Deputies elected, on Friday, M. Sauzet, as president, by a majority of 177 voices, M. Dupin having 120, and M. Odillon Barrot 20 votes. The smallness of the majority by which M. Sauzet, the ministerial candidate for the Presidency, has succeeded, is considered by the op. position press as an indication of ...

... . FRE- M. fROA RSSP O- D b -. .. . j AN I 1.i r T1iNITY COLLEGE. To TE kDITTO1 or TnE FREEMAN. 'Trisity College, 28th December, 1844. if SIR-Silica the FEZEMAN'S JOURNAL has taken such a a sprominent part in the struggle to render our college not the b Iseminary of a class, bit the University of the nation, and P has contributed in no siall degree to the spread of opinions favourable to this ...

... COUNTY OF LIMERICK - - . .- _ - _ e T. Lteturn of Repeal subscriptions received from the city and county of Limerick, from Ist January to 30th December, .1844 :_ From the city of Limerick ?? £374 17 10 Abbeyfeale 13 9 3 Abbington, including 151 from the clergy 59 2 6 Adair ?? ?? ?? 5200 ?? ?? ?? ?? .. 1946 b Ashford and Killeedy. ?? .. 2 16 6 Askeaton ?? ?? ?? 68 12 3 Athea 319 8 Ballindana ...

... WAr A_- - : .. ?? We have viewed the equipage of the Right Honourable the Lord Mayor, which will be used for the first time in the civic procession this day, when the inauguration of his lordship will take place, and have seldom noticed mora perfect specimens of Irish art. It may be premised here that the workmanship and materials are all of home produc- ion, and it is but justice to add that ...

... ,GWEAT PEDESTRIAN. 1IATgH IN AMERICA. , . . ?? (Fromi the New Yark Spirnt of the Times, November 23.) THE FAYTEST TEN-MILE RACEB EVEXR RUN IN THE Wo _ in-TES MILES iN;54 21. The greatten-mile foot hacj*hich fi io long occupied the attentibn of the sport. 'fninfrorld in ~1~thiegion, 'cme off on Tuedgiy last, 19th of 'N6vember,'s.uid resulted; in one of the most extraordinary 'psrformadces bf' ...

... I MORN[NG CHRONICLE.-There Is a wide differ- ence, as we observed yesterday, between an attempt to ne- gotiate a concordat, and the openinsg of diplom Atio rela- lntions with the court of Rome. Rumour, indeed, says that the 1Eternal City contains at this moment a, respec- table Roman Catholic gentleman, charged by her Britannia Majesty's government with an important commission; for in the ...