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... F'RAN US. -- t: n 11 n r A _% . mL We have received the Paris papers of Tuesday. 'The domestic intelligence they contain is unimportant. They state, however, that the campaign against Abd-el-Kader was for the moment at an end. The splendid cavalry corps of the renegade Youssouf, as Abd.el-Knder terms him, sad been so cut up and harrassed in the pursuit of the Emir, that it was found ...
... THE POPE AND THE. CZAR. TO THE EDOTOIt 0' THE F5EEMAN. Tuain 31et December, 1845. e Sin-An extract from the Siecle has been going the c rounds of the Toryjourrnals. in which comparisons are drawn . between the conduct of the present Roman Pontiff, in refe. rence to the visit of the Russian Emperor, and that of other r illustrious guardians of the sanctuary in what is pretended a to be similar ...
... I 1 STATE OF THE cOUNTRY. Under this head there appears in the Mail of yesterday a piece of writing for which, if our contemporery be sin- cere, conscience should reproach him. If we understand the objects of the ' Irish party, the formation of which the Mail so strongly advocates, one of them is the preven- tion of absenteeism; yet the whole tendency of the article we advert to is, to ...
... I I I\ (From the Sun ) Intelligence has been received at Huere from NAw York to the 17th of December, being two days later than that. birouiht by the Cambria, and we are not at nil surfi led ,, find that it is not of a satisfactory character. The fe'livgs I ditplayed in the sonate at the meeting of the 15th were of a warlike characters On the morning of that day, i n place of proceeding in ...
... DUBLIN, SATURDAY. JANUARY 3, 1846. IE RIUBIR THE 30TH OF BAY, 1844 i AN IRISH PARTY. We can well conceive the co-existence of many Irish parties, while to one alone-the Repeal party- can we concede par excellence the title of the Irish party. Oar readers are aware that for many months past-we believe we might almost say for some years-the Mail has been threat- ening the Peel politicians with ...
... TWV3¶sjokA¶ #B IA'SB-=. , ,:i - 'PUBI~C J1H ,N IzT- 1~4 I ~ C~A'tE' yILLB~. ~? ~ ' 7 in A -i public me~ting was hleld ibithe e'.iapel of Chait1evilie-, .g onFrid4' jast 'oifthhdOrnersieid labourers of ;he district, h to ekquroikinto he state of tliepotato c'rop. 'Veij'e;. id Mrl'C'rika;' Rex. Mesirs. W. CJroke, and Led'doe, sad Dan ly elaishy Esq,, attended.- From' the very depr'sssiig'sao. ...
... AN ABSTRAOT OF THE NET PRODUCE OF THE REVENUE OP GREAT BRITAIN, IN THE YEARS AND QUARTERS ENDED 5Ta JANUARY, 1845, AND 5TH JANUARY, 184u, SHOWIN THE INCREASE On DECREASE THEREOF. Qrs. ended Jan. I Quarter ended5h Jan.,A 11 . - 1845. 1846 } Increase. Decreasc Receipts. Receipts. £ £ £ £ Customs ?? 4,902,135 4,354,789 ?? 547,346 Excise ?? 3,230,940 3,338,837 107,897 Stamps. 1,601,66 8 1,792,402 ...
... a_-~ ~-~UPR - TUlE popE AnD the EMPER.O (prrom rnu ?? ,oId be difficult to fix upon an incident in the history Idest court in Europe more strange and improbable - dd,, arrival of the Emperor Nicholas at the gates .03,, and hissubsequent interviews ?? Gre tloder any circumstaiices t he a ppearance in that 1be great schismatic monarch of the north, who the headihip of the eastern church as one ...
... FRANCE , We have received Paris papers of Friday ?? oaturuUy. M. Odillon Barrot's amendment, culling In qutestion the a impartiality of the internsal dministration oftgoterinnent, was defeated on Thursday; the oppoitions however, moved another amendment on the second day, limited to a general form against the Keeper of the Seals, which was I rejected by only 25, the numbers being-for-the ...
... TO THE READERS OF THE FREEMAN'S JOURNAL. No. IV. In my former letters I hope I have said enough to satisfy r you that my examination into the condition of O'Connell's tenantry has baen as extensive as the limits of any moderate . time would permit, that it has also been accurate, and that r my statement of the result has been impartial and candid. s Poverty is to be found on his estates; ...
... MINISTERIAL VIEWS AND EMB&RRASSMENTS. The Morning Herald announces, on the authority of a gentleman, who is an authority, though he could not feel at c liberty to name the quarter whence his information was de- rived, that Sir Robert Peel's plan in dealing with the corn s law, is to modify the sliding scale. This would be a most unpromising proposal-so much so, indeed, that the Herald r does ...
... PRESENTATION OF' THE ADDRESSES FROM THE CITIES OF LONDON AND DUBLIN TO HER MAJESTY. (From the Obmserver.) The announcement that ?? Mayors of London and Dublin were to present addresses to the Queen at Windsor Castle this day, caused great excitement amsongst the inha- bitanta of Windsor and Eton, and long before the arrival from Slough of the Lord Mayor of London, with the Ro corder, the ...