... AME R(IJCA. ARRIVAL OF TIHE (IcUIONI OUR OWN CORIIESPJNDENT.) Liverpool, Sunday Night. The royal mail steanmer America arrived late at noon to- day, after a very pleasant passage from Boston. She left Boston on the 30th lIt., and brings dates from New York to the 29th. She had on board sixty passengers, 25,0001. in specie, and a lair freight. The United States mail steamship Pacific, Captain ...

... I C 04IONL wHALL. LOYAL SOCIATION. The usuel slet. i et ea s cation tookplace yesterday in Cora. j t4ijffw~ was a very numerous attendance, and among ent ?? O'Connell, M.P.; M'ssrs. Swectinan, John Rafferty, Samuel Law, John Byrne, Thomas Kearney, Terence Brennan, Hubert Maguire, Rev. P. J. Gilligan, Wim. P. O'Connor, C. Ryan, J. Dunne, Thomas Carroll, John Dunne, John Smith, and Patrick ...

... THE CORPORATE ELECTIONS-LORD LIETTE- NANCY TEST. Dublin is not without materials for a counter-party, which I ?? have sanguine hopes of collecting if my endca- vours to produce a SCIIS11 IN THIS CORPORATION slhoul prove ?? to Portland. 1' A schlijan in the Corporation weas Lord Corn.. wallis's reliance for reconciling the citizens of Dub- lin to the Union. A schism in the Corporation now is ...

... THE LORD LIEUTENANCY TEST-THE MUNICIPAL I I FsELECTIONS. - I TO THE NDITOR 0O' TOtE RElnAN. 24, Lower Dominick-street, 11th Nov., 1850. SiR-I fully concur in the resolution of the permanent a committee, adopted at their meeting on Saturday last, re- B commending the burgesses of the several wards to lose no J time in ascertaining she distinct opinions of the candidates for municipal honotirs ...

... |r ,OREIGN INTELLIGLiNCE. (From the Londoa Pulpers of yesterday.) _ ?? FRANCE. PARTS, SUNDAY MfORtNi-,G.-The important feature of t yesterday's sitting of the Committee of Permanence wra a speech by Dupin, summing up its labours during the recess, which ii given this norning by M. Alfred Nettetiant, one of the members of the committee, in the Opinion Puslique. WIl. Dupin said that three ...

... Tfiee isauguration of the new Lord Mayor (Alderman Mus- grove), took place on Saturday, with the usual parade of pomp ana mageiicence. On this omcasion a change was introduced into the proc.esion-thc knights in armour, mounted on chargers, having been dirspensed with and replaced by figures, typifyi:a!, peace, industry, art, and manufaectures. A novelty wae als u added to the usual objects of ...

... I THLE NO-POPERY MOVEMENT. XVe continue our'extracts from the London jr nals, in order to keep our readers fally 1normred o the progress of the strange frenzy which has seie upon all classes and grades of men in the E nahish metropolis. The Lord Mayor's banquet ivas at avowed No-Popery demonstration, the Principal actors being the Prime Minister, the Lord Chan. cellor, and the Lord Chief ...

... DUBLIN: TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1850. The fanaticism at the Lord Mayor of London's banquet seems to have been as gross as the feeding. The only man who did not come up to the mark was Lord John Russell, who manifestly begins to quail before the spirit he has evoked. His mani- festo failed in producing the desired effect on the Catholic mind, and his speech at Guildhall clearly indicates that ...

... ABOLITION OF THE LORD LTEUTENANCY OI I IRELAND-INN'S-QUAY WARD CLUB. The adjourned meeting of the active members of this club, from Friday evening last, took place on yesterday evening, Mr. Ttrom.ss BR1ACI-WN in the chair. The Secretary read the letters received in reply to the cir- culars sent to each of the Liberal candidates on the subject of abiding by the test of the ballot, and the ...