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... DUBLOIN, DEC. 30. We are at a stand still here, and in the provinces they seem to be no better. Politics would appear to be at an end; they are unheard of, forming neither the topics of declamation nor she basis of contentious disputation. The politics of the repeal journals are confined to attacks upon Lord Clarendon and the whigs-attacks almost all personal; those of the conservative press ...
... PROVINCiAL. lANCASHIRE, THE CHARGE OF ARSON AT LIVEItPOOL.-On Wednesday and Friday the examination of Mr. W. C. Demaine was continued before the magistrate, Mr. Rush- ton, and on Saturday the accused was ordered to be brought up that the depositions might he read over prepara- tory to his committal for trial, The additional evidence ad- duced was aa follows: Mr. M'Gowan proved cautioning the ...
... EXPRESS FRO31 PARIS. lySloM OUr. corlESPON'DENT.] PARIS, SUNDAY MORNING. Last evening, after a Cabinet Council held at the Palace of the Elysee National, M. Leon Faucher, the new Minister of the Interior, took possession of that department. M. Lacrosse was also installed in the department of Public Works; and M. Buffet in that of Commerce and Agriculture. The proilmo- tion of M. Leon Faucher ...
... TWEA TXEANT OPl L UNLA TiCS, . TTHE FIsIIPO ND'bS L UNA TICA SYU M I. OFFICIAL INVESTIGATION. t. [Coutillced f'tso5 the Mo072iniis Chraonicle of Satiidaly.] TIIt'RSDAY. o The procceodings wcre resrnmcd ait eleven o'clock. Ic Dr. Wilhoit Wood was; swor e ad xanmined by Mr. it1 Kcatinig Is the resident medical Ioffi cer of B~ethlehemci, 2s Londion, and has the Sole Charlge3 Of it. Is also ...
... FRgaNC. Our Paris express of Friday and Saturday has reached us. M. Passy has been induced to recall his determina- tion to resign in consequence of the vote of the cham- ber on the salt tax. M. Birio seized the opportunity also to resign. He was identified with the majority of the chamb~er and the moderate republicans, who. have not rallied to the present government, hut remain in opposition. ...
... F R E N C H It E P IT B L I C. [FROM OUR CORRSESPONDENT.] PARIS, SATURDtAY. The new President of the Republic has already had an opportunity of experiencing the embarrass- :r nients of governing a great country. Not only have his Ministers been already left in a minority in the e National Assembly, but the Cabinet itself has gone L to pieces. Wheln I wrote to you yesterday, it was thought that ...
... SPA IN. IADiRID, DEc. 214. I FROMi OCt- Co0111ESPONDE:NT.J d11u k tvit ' '1oilli ttec on the aiddre. l had a 11eCtillg ' terlia ioftrnoroti, w hich wa:s attended by Seinors Mon, Piilkl, (;eIRTi.l FiguerM, ?? otiher lienlsbers of the cabinet, iii soul: t'l teat ticej oct of the committee read, and to coln- t00 iis at~l At [it~that the tun~isiters tigiilt deeml objectionable i:. 1k ii coiferetwe ...
... To Tllri ED)ITORt OF T119 -MORN1NG CiRUNICl. St--There is in your paaper of tho 22d, if I iedcrriill it rightly, an invitation to Irishmlien to offer pleacticil sL-gestions (n such chanlges in the poor-law as ially le niost easily carried out. I agrec wtith you ill hopiag that this opportunity Will aot be iieglected by those who are faldely supposed to be eppo- uonts of thc poor-lawe, as it ...
... THE:l PRESS AND FINANCIAL. REFORM. We give the f'ollowving extracts in continuation of l those which appeared on Saturday, to give some idea of the l reception given to the national budget by the liberal provin-] cial press:-l YoaclsltnsscsxscN.-If we are to estimate the value of Mr. Cobden's manifesto, and the practicability of its suggestions, by the extraordinary rage in which it has put ...
... I R E L A N I). DUBLIN, SATURDAY 'MORNING. [tFnoM OURt COaRRESPONDEN.] Tire argurirorits orr thle demuarrer, iii the Case of Mr. Duiffy, woere brought to at close yesterday, by the rply of the Attorney-General, who (iis Ivill be seen by the suhljohred report) contended that the facts charged having been admitted by thle demurrer, the Judgmlent of thle court should be final, withrout tire ...
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... || ul - _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ e- LATEST FROM PARIS. a- Some of the journals this morning, and in particular Lo the Debats, give in substance, but with somewhat less detail, the circumstances respecting the ministerial ciis which I gave in my despatch of last atnit. The Deb/ats says that the President complains .r. that the ministry he has chosen do not appear at to consider sufficiently ...