... TOn T - - I 'E 5s . hr. CANT'svELL, ESQ., HON. SEC. Jan. 1, 1851. e . MY DEAr SmtR~ hen last I wrote to you I thought our correspondence, in our relative positions as chairman and hon. secretary to the Permanentt Committee, had closed, but I fear 1 am only at the beginning instead of the end of cletter-writing to you oven now, for this morning's post sbrought me a great numnber of ...

... BY LXPRESS. LIVERPOOL CORN? MARKET. Liverpool, Tuesday. Noon. Oar market, to-day, opens very dull; the attendance is but small, and, compared with Tuesday's rates, there is no change to notice in prices Our quotations are:-Wheat, Irish red, old, per 701b, 5s Id to 68 4d; ditto new, 5s 2d to bs 7d; ditto white, old, 58 2d to be 5d; ditto new, as 4d to 5a sd; barley, Scoteh and Irish, per 601b, ...

... MEETING OF THE CATHOLIC PRELATES CLERGY OF TUE ARCHDIOCESE OF ARBIAG11 I (IFROn? . O nrnm - .- - - - -- kFKIUA OUR OwN CURRESPONDRNT). On Tuesday last the clergy of the archdiocese of Arruzili afforded another proof of the indignant reprobation with whilch ite Catholics of Ireladl regard the conduct of Lora John! Russell and lia English alliesi with reference to the re. establiihtnent of the ...

... CARDINAL WISEMAN AND THE CLERGY OF I ARMAGH. ADDRESS OF THIk CATHOLIC AECHBISHOP AND CLERGY OF ARMlAGIH TO HIS EMINNBCS TOlE CARDINAL ARCIBISHOP OF WESTMINSTER. MOST EMINENT LORD CAaDINAL-We, the Catholic Arch- bishop and Clergy of Armagh, beg to present to your Emi- nence, and, through you, to the Catholics of E'gland, the assurance of our heartfelt gratification and fraternal joy on i the ...

... THE ANTI-CENTRALIZATION at NOVENENT, GREAT AGGREGATE MEETING IN THE ROTUND0. One of the most important, numerous, and influential meetings ever assembled in this, city was held yesterday, in the Rotundo, for the purpose of petitioning against the contemplated abolition of the Irih Viceroyalty, and of placing upon record a protest against the system of centralization adopted towards Ireland, ...

... IRISH ECOLESIOLOGICAL SOCIETY. Pursuant to notice a meeting of this society was held at the Rotundo, at half-past seven o'clock. The attendance cf inmembers of the society, as welrlas visitors interested in the proceedings was most numerous. The chair was taken by the 1lov. Dr. RussELL, of Idaynooth College. Among those present -were the 1ev. Doctors O'Connell, RiNsell, Wocdloch, Ennis, Spratt ...

... ~b e 4reeimtivs (lourtual DUBLIN: IRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1#81. ?? Thefe is no Ministry as yet; and we may hoirly expect to hear of LordStanley throwing up the task imposed upon him in the same despair as did his predecessors in the attempt. Mr. Gladstone, whose return from Paris was so anxiously waited for, ar- rived in London on Wednesday morning; but he refuses to join the Stanley Ministry on ...

... I I It has rarely been our lot to record a more grave and important document than the Address of the Catholic Hierarchy, which will be read with pro- found interest throughout the civilised world. It bears the signatures of every Catholic bishop in Ire- land. Wherever the Catholic heart beats in ab- horrence of the wrong and in sympathy for the suffering which threatens to overtake the ...

... . itrA -- w - _ _] . . . s . . . . _. . . I T111 Board of Irish Manufacture and Industry held its usual weekly meeting at Mason's Buildings, Essex-bridge, on Tuesday evening, 31r. MANLY THACIkER, of Dame-street, in the chair. The Secretary read the minutes of the week, by which it appeared that the Central Training School, 62, Strand-street, is now fully prepared for the reception of young ...

... ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDEN.T) Liverpool, Monday M3orning The royal mail steamship Canada, Captain Stone, arrived in the Mersey last evening at about half-past six o'clock after a fair run and pleasant passage fromn Boston. She brings dates from Boston to the 12th, New York to the 11th, and Halifax to tbe 13th instant, inclusive. The Canada had on board 90 passengers, a ...

... I On Friday last the Lord Mayor, and several mem- bers of the Corporation of this city, presented to the Queen, in Buckingham Palace, the address agreed to by the Municipal Council against the cen- tralization policy pursued towards this country. In another column we publish the answer of her Ma jesty, by whom, of course, the address was most graciously received. There is nothing very decided ...

... ' FRANCE. VAR1S, TUESDAY MONING.-M. E. de Girardin yesterday laid on the bureau of the assembly a proposition thus con- ceil ed :- Henceiorward are abolished all exceptional laws by which a penalty, oglhictive et infamante, or any other penalty Which it belongs alone to the judicial power to pro- nounce, shall have been directly applied by the legislative pOwer, jn violation of Art. 19 of the ...