... I ' oh SHIPWRECK OF TWO STEAMERS, AND OTHER in VESSELS-UPWARDS OF ONE HUNDRED M. LIVES LOST. Lst Never, perhaps, has there been known by the oldest mu- on riners such a continuation of tempestuous weather as had u. prevailed during the whole of the past month. The ve accounts from all quarters detail the most heart-renling fd- casualties at sea. Our columns have already announced the he loss ...

... OLIVE MOUNT INSTrTIUTfON- MECTION OF A MAGNIFICENT BELL. Or. Monday last one or the ?? interesting scenes we have ever witreased took place A; Olive Mount. Under ordinary circumstances a visit to the suot, hallowed as being indeed the REFUGE OF TIHE DESTITUTE, could lot fail to prove gratifying-the recollection that within its peaceful walls were sheltered a considerable number of those o0 our ...

... We find in the Limerieh Chronicle of Saturday the offi. bial statement of the resolutions entered into by the magis tracy of Limerick, at their private meeting upon the pre. vious Wednesday. This record of their proceedings is signed by Lord Guillamore, the chairman of the meeting, and vice-lieutenant of the county, and is as follows Resolved-Ist-That it is with extreme regret we feel obliged ...

... 'EPEAL IN AMERICA. (Abrldged from the Boston Pilot, Janlary 3d) THE BOSTON FRIENDS OF IRELAND. The regular monthly meeting of the Boston Repeal Asso ciation was held at Amory Hall last Tuesday evening, when the large hall was completely filled with en intelligent, respectable, and enthusiastic audience. The President having taken the chair, the minutes of the last meeting were read by the ...

... THE OVERLAND MAIL. (From the Times of Monday.) We have received by extraordinary express our de- spatches in anticipation of the bi-monthly mail. The intel. Igence is from Calcutta to the 7th and Bombay the l6th ult. The Sikh soldiers, who call themselves Lions or Singhs, having received a portion of their pay, had come down to the banks of the Sutlej, and there threatened to invade the ...

... Il Markree Castle, Dec. 31, 1845. Sin-I beg leave to trouble you with the enclosed Epls- meris of the now Planet, Astrae3. It may be interesting mat useful to some of your readers. Your obedient servant, EDWARD CooPER. EPrIrmEuiS Or THE3NEEW PLANET (ASTR2EA). (roos Ero Ci' S LEMENTS.) Grecnwich True True Long. dist. Aberration Mean Noon. Rt. Ascen. N.Declen. fromEarth. in ARt. i lJ.c. 1 I40. U ...

... Our accounts from Madrid are of the 21st instant. Private letters state that of forty ministerial menbers who had agreedtoforward a remonstrance to the government against the marriage of the Queen with Count Trappani, not more than ten had remained firm in their original pur. pose. It appears that the forty members had believed that ministers, or at least a majority of them, would not be dis- ...

... A - ar - - .. Ad. c1-uroue mceting of the operative tailors of this city was held ?? at the Temperaneb Hall, Bride- street, for the purpose of tcking such steps as would secure to them the plotection of their charters, and set the public right with respect to the attacks which have been recentlv math on the guild. Iie chair was taken by Mir. JoHN SnERIDAN. The Chairman observed that he felt ...

... TE1E CHURCH IN DANGER. 1' Met. PuNciI-t am one of the persons v ho take the Iho twopences at the door of St. Paul's. I might, I kinoW, IC have made coaimon cause with the Whispering Galler, |in the Ball and Croso, the Library, and the Vaults ;but 1P choose to write by myself. ?? as I do the body of the church. I stand upons my own individual t-opetee ! I ca W Well, Sir, I have read in the ...

... _ANC . . , I The Paris papers of Monday have reached us. They are principall t ken up with the then impending elections of President ,ice-President, and Secretaries of the Chamber of Deput~eis. The CIam er of Deputies held its first meeting on Mon day, unde~r the presidency of M Sapey, its senior member The President proceeded first to draw tie names of the members of the nine standhig ...

... TO THE READERS OF THE FREEMAN'S JOURNAL. No. 111. Before I proceed to place before you some of those facts Illustrative of the improvements that is proceeding oa O'Connell's property I will briefly advert to the condition of two of the other townlands cited by the Times' Com- missioner and reporter to confirm their imputations upon O'Connell. And first as to DARRYNANE BEG. This village, built ...

... WAR OFFICE, NOV. lI . lst Pragoon Guards-Lieutenant James Foster, from B3d Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Sir Richard Gethin. Hart, who exchanges. 12th Light Dragoons-Cornet Thomas Cockayne Maunsell to be Lieutenant, by purehnse, vice Muloaster, who retires; Thomas George Alexander Oakes, Gent, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Mauntell. 2d Regiment of Foot -Lieutenant Edward Selby Smyth to be Ad- ...