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... RESOLUTION OF THE MINISTERS NOT TO. RESIGN ONXTHR VOTW OF -YESTERDAYAT. PARIS, FRIDAY EvLErNe.-The Assembly met to-day un-: der considerable excitement, in consequencie of the vote of yesterday. M!. Grandin opened the proceeedings by asking for an ex- planation relative to the decision of yesterday, as it' did not appear plain to -him whether the reduction of -the salt duty was to date from ...
... Wrbe F$rttman~ 3oa . .. . ?? THE POOR LAW-THE BALLINROBE UNION. In our paper of Saturday appeared a letter from the Rev. Mr. Conway, an active and intelligent clergyman of the diocese of Tuam, in which he states facts that have fallen under his own observa- tion-facts free from doubt, for, in almost all, lie was himself personally andprofessionally concerned- and cites the authority of public ...
... I . .~ - -ITLy.., The Corr-ere Mer-atile ?? contains intelligence from Rome to the 20th. Great' agitation had been reigning there for some days past, which was increased by the prepe,.e of the well-known Radical Torres, and by the refusal of the ministry and Chambersto convoke the Constituent Assembly, on the plea that they had not -legally the power to-do s1. The ministry, it was said, had ...
... THE LORD MAYOR OF DUBLIN FOR THE YEAR 184,9. The year 1844 saw our esteemed fellow-citizen, Alderman. I T. O'Brien, Lord Mayor of Dublin. lie received the muni- cipal chain from a citizen equally ?? Roe, on .whom the office of chief magistrate devolved on the conclu- sion of the memorable year in which the Liberido of Ireland. occupied the civic seat, and, as the ?? Lord Mayor of Dublin, ...
... ELAND. . DEATH FROM, DEsTITuTo-s.-A coroner'8 Inquest VWAS held on Tuesday, in Cork, on the body of an elderly w6mads O., about 60yeairsofage,whowasfound deadnear thecorn market, on Christmas morning. Thej ary returned a verdict of siatuil ;o death, but from the miserable and wretched appearsnce, of ),the corpse, it is strongly ?? that the deceased died ist id consequence of extreme want and ...
... AUSTRIA-. A letter from Vienna of Decemiber 21 says:- Yesterday three German journals were seized. The Weser Gawekte is to be suppressed, it is said; A deputation' of the Hungarian Conservative' party 'proceeded to Olhutz to obtain an audi- ence from the Emperor.- It' obtained it on condition of not speaking politics. Yesterday two editors of journals were ar- rested. It is forbidden to wear ...
... TO THE P.EOPLD OF IRELANDa-. Cd London, ,JaanurY rneJSaci, se., 6i FELLow CouqTRtyMEX-With: the old year let- us bid' farewell1 to despondency; let us shake off' the lethargy a kill to despair that has been upon us; let us gird ourselves up p once 'more for action :..-earnest, determined action for Old a Ireland! Wat choice have we bnt action r What hope is there hutc in action ? and action ...
... l WAR OFFICE, Dec. 29. 3d Light Dragoons-S. Pearson, Gent., to be Cornet, by pur- chase, vice Ilrdgson, promoted ; J. D. Bennett, Gent., to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Brassley, whose appointment has been cancelled. 13th Light Dlragoous-J. Davis, Gent. (Ridingmastel), to be Cornet, by purchase, vice White, promoted.- 15th Light Dragoons-Licutenant J. H. Carew, from half- pay I0th Light ...
... COT ?R&1?X PIBES?. - r actually the 'case Ae have itf silver .ie:in 0103 t i . Califo #n a quf kslaver nihdi i.,ewrCa, hfirnsa, 8S' '5 weu~av o it:arl si.es m th$.Gulfritiofr ,on~ ever P .dre~amed tha't' tbe', mpst~valoa~b~i ~p,pl~etffij# efisttt, n thati >. X region at a~lstllefij'lthit it Cf~4 t~o .be havioiit ~psider- b able qu tides1 lfr ?? 'U gjflift' l g it rding v to all ?? ddiculty. ...
... THE FRENCW -REPUBLIC. (FROM 0U% PRIVATE CORRiSPONDENT.) . Paris, Flay, December 29. Since the 24th of February, we Ive had five or six ,i- nisters of Finance, and with each ndvonly a new system, but a different estimate of the. deficit.. in..ths revenue. .One would imagine that' -a margin of a few millions would be sufficient to allow for errors in calculation, but MI. Passy, the .new minister ...
... I THE RECENT FIRE-SUPPLY OF WArE'E. Trim, Dec. 28th; 1848. MY DeAR De.. GRAY-In pasing through Dubii onyester- day morning, on my way to this town, J bought the 'F ss- )ISAN, and read, in reference to the fire at the stables, ihat You visited some blame on the Corporationas'to thewastof fire-plugs,s admitting there was a supply of viater in the neighbourhood from their main, to which access ...
... INAUGURATION OF THE LORD MAYOR OF I DUBLIN FOR THE YEAR 1849. On yesterday, pursuanttto established arrangement; the in- auguration took place of the chief magistrate of our-city for the coming. year, and Alderman T. O'Brien, M.P., has for the second time been elected to the dignity of the civic chair, and has taken on him again those serious and responsible duties which he so ably, faithfully ...