... THlE IONV A EMIGRANT'p. r The following interesting -extractsare from letters a Mir. Joseph Buck, tane of thle emigrants from tII .r-i, and received in tu on lrn 15at ek 5 tow iby 'Clinton Couaty, Iowa, America, N'onewberI * * * * * * er1180 DEAR BOsrTr.-.Tho description of our locality a Mry. Sheappard's letters, is not at all Overdrawen - i gi' 'et .a spot as any to be met ni tit In fowava ...

... ILOCAL& GENERALINTELLIGENCE. LESSONS FOR SUNDAY, DEC. 29.-Sunday after Chtistnmas-Morning-Firat Lesson: Isaiah xxxvii. Second Lesson: Luke ?? Lesson: Isaiah xxxviii. Second Lesson: 2 John. The Rev. E. Ward has received a letter front Sir 0. Grey, stating her Majesty's gracious reception of an ad- dress to the Queen on thle subject of the Papal Aggreseion, sent by the incumbent, churchwardens, ...

... TEle 71iberpool ierCwIOV.= SALUS POPULI LEX SUPREIMA. JFJUDA Y, DECEIJ.1BER 27, 1850. TIHE TENANT FARMERS AND THEIR REPRESENTATIVES. Apropos to an animated contest in South Notts between the landlord ...

... DOCK COMIMITTEE. -1,1lV art- s- he - - , The usual weekly meeting of the Dock Committee woas held on Thursday, Mr. Thos. Littledale in the chair. The other members present were Messrs. Itaukin, molyne ...

... wile Riberool memiqu. SALUS POPUJLI LEX SUPREMA. TUESDA Y, DECEMJ113BB 24, 1850. ' n 11 -- - L - . . I I . . I JJJ!.DI Gold is at present making considerable n ...

... LATEST NIEWS. or -V- -_ - ?? ' - I 'rho ?? ~Loxeer'o, Mcxi tY ety'o 'r-hecf-)ittlentalcommrci i Irnark, owve a o-aici'.rlc ilit- g r t'~ovd.Cpp earaiioe, ?? iungi. niih's of coIgur. ',ooi en , ln) i f ...

... _i We have to thank our spirited cotemporary, the Limerick Reporter and Tfpperary Vindicator, for au early edition of his issue, containing a most elaborate and able report of the great demonstration at Limerick in favour of tenant-right. For the courtesy of our ?? we are deeply indebted, as the country at large is indebted, for the zeal and efficiency with which this admirable report was ...

... TO TIHE EDITOR OF TILE FIEEMIAN.f SIR-I have to express my surprise th2t ?? has been as 3 vet no public meeting of the citizens of Dublin to express their sentiments on the subject or tie Anti-Catholic move- I ment in England. It is new nearly a fortnight since the clergy of this archdiocesc met, with the archbishop at ?? head, aind passed reolutions in sustaniment of our Roman f Catholic ...

... I THE ANTI-CATHOLIC MEETING AT BIRKEN- I HEAD. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) Liveipool, Friday Night. The event has taken place. The ultra-loyal, the extra- superfine Protestants have met, spoken, and departed. Ir was truly a great day for Birkenhead-if not exactly for the church in that neighbourhood, at least for the public-houses, whose benches were patronized to- day to an extent that ...

... I Sunday mornong a great many well-dressed persons were to be seen in the immediate vicinity of the Queen's-road near Biuclkingham Palace, and, from the route they took, it was ascertained that they were wending their way towards St. Barnabas' Church. Information having been despatched to Mr. Superintendent Russell, of the B division, that oflicer, with Inspector Symonds and a powerful body ...

... The polling commenced on Tuesday morning, but for some time it was carried on very languidly. At one o'clock the numbers were:- Bell .. 122 Carden . . 82 Majority ?? -40 Very soon after the polling had commenced, the follow- ing placard A as issued:- ST. ALUAN'S. We, the undersigned, being electors for the borough of St. Alban's, hereby give notice that Jacob HeD, Ecq., has by himself and ...

... Ahrnr I .. - I I ADOUt a year ago we called public attention to the condition of household servants in this country, .or, rather, the light in which they were generally regarded by their employers, and the manner in which they were usurlly treated by them (of course we alluded tosthe rule, and not the exception), and we then took it upon ourself to declare that the !faults of those menials, ...