... Ebr cetatg 'outaL DUBLIN: TUESDAY, JANUARY 1, 1860 EIGHTEEN HUNDRED AND FORTY-NINE AND I EIGHTEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY. The New Year opens on us to-day. WVith what prospects ?-Are we to have three hundred and sixty-five other sunsets on division, and weakness, and famine, and slavery, or with this day's rising sun will this people arise from the lethargy in which they lay as if entranced, and, ...

... O CONCILIATION _ HAL. I.OYAAL NATIONAL 1I?1PAL ASSOCIATION. The usual weekly ineeting of tile Association was held yes- terday in Conciliation Hall. Tlhe attetleance was numerm -, and among these present ?? O'Ccrnnell, Esq, AMN.., to( Michael Murphy, ?? Peter Slevin, J. Ratsrty. P. Quan, I a Bernatd Brady, M. Nowlan, Edmolloi Doyle, H. Maguire J. ry Kelly, B. Nolan, P. Murphy, Iernard Moran, ...

... | - I DIATII FROM STAnVATIWO.- Atrut a week ago, an t. n. tortenate man inamed Jobr Donnelly was found dead coa. venient to. miiserabla abode in' the parish of Kilbar. ron. It apt.is he had been atn inmate of the Nenaih worklhtoue, 4nd,41t a fortnight previous to his death hi left it -witJ.jhliO tentiorr f -procuring work and suppor,. ing hia agezaRiiher, who kept possession of his cabin. 3 ...

... TFNAX-r RIGHT A9SOCIATIONCoLERAINE A lotra and influont.i~l n. tie .. hK.A :_ . A large Aua 'OLeILnTUa meu0tng was tali in Coleraine , daturday lasti t, petition in favour of tenant right- J. BOYDs, - Eatq MiP. for Coleraine, in the air. The following resolutions were carried tnanimeubly.- Proposed by the Rev. Mr. Lyle; seconded. by J. Adams Esq.- t That the unexampled distress vhich hag ...

... iIGN I:NTL'E. GENCE.,- (Ff 6m 1ce Lonaon papers of yesterday.) FRANCE. PARIs, FnIDAY.-The 1'incesCorrespondent, writing under this date, says:- The work of displacing the Socialists. who have intruded themselves into ministerial offices in the departments since the proclamation of the Republic, goesbraveiy on. I find in the .Monitleur of this day a list of 28 appointments Ilk the President ...

... (F11to00 OUR OWN COnnnS'orPNDENTr.) LiVERI'OOL, MONDAY.-By the arrival of the British and North American royal mail steamer Europa, Captain Lott, which entered the Mersey at a late hour last night, after a tassage of r oalve. days from Boston, we have received ,,Iit from; New York to the 181h, Boston to the 19th, H Halifax to the 21st ult., all inclhsive. - The Tigtropa has brought home 2(; ...

... I (From the WVeekly Clironicle.) In a little month parliament will have assembled, and St. Stephen's will again resound with a mighty war of words.- The rival leaqers are mustering their forces, establishing dis- cipline, examining the ground, and planning the manceuvres 's of the approaching campaign. Now, alliances are forming, al men are called upon to declare for which king they' will ...

... THE CATHOLIC CHURCl. r th liI On Wednesday, tile Rigbt Rev. Dr. Ullatnorne, t au bishop of the central district, was assisted in a religious ser- vice, at the Chapel of the Oratory, Alcester-street, Bir- mingham, by twenty attendants, now either priests or can- didates for orders, who were formerly clergymen of the Clhrch of England. As our painful duty to announce the demise of thee Rev. D. ...

... | - TgSTIIONIAL TO JOHN KENNEDY, ESQ. Yesterdty, at tvwo''clack, a deputation of the former share- I)hlsersintlhe Dublin, Dundrum, and Rathfaraham. railway, be vailkd, 'Oi Mr. John Kennedy, at his residence in Abbey- r street, for the i purpose of presenting to him a teetimonial in .c'nsidoratioh' of his services with respect to the above under- takling. It must be admitted by all those who ...

... - 1'I~E2 Itt1lTi W O~I 1 .{ I *(Ple~ ?? t ?? UOtet rsLvx4 Tt°i 0Tyo (ari4A'e' 5At wu-'ivtc- By an electric 'telegtapb tl-e4agie irbeele;l2vt)Sloreditch. ; yesterday mnikdM ?? , t hdt'teethte-j had again Iswept 1e tu*n, Othia&iWayt^sttiewe2 as under. ,water, and the wivole linb6 nitt Reedhetmstaton *tts deded to a depth' of -th'eb' fea. t'The'see90 ?? svth'ichflked tho1 r ail for'sente die ...

... I NORTHDUBLIN UNION. l A ?? meoting ot tile 6oard Was hold e n yesteriday for ,ii the purp'-.;o of-disc, sin, fir. l rdy n otion, tilat Lord of Glvnmdtols putition wnci thi. tute of 'ireland be' cunridcred and a P-vdo ytin board.!~ At one o'cluck the chair wtis talien Iiy, 4S Aldcehnan SrAuY170N, he The following guardians attended :-Captain Lindsay, he t ?? Captain Wisdom, ?? Dr. Brady; ...

... ; ;INAUGURATION 'OF THR LORD MAYOR OF - I DUBLIN FOR 1850. { | The first day of the new year being that on which, accord- ing to arrangement under the reformed corporate act, the Lord Mayor newly elected assumes his civic dignity, the cere- monies of inauguration and theconferring of the insignia of 'office on JohnbReynolds, Esq., ?? took place on yesterday. In our notice of the 'preparatory ...