... 1 LOSS OF TH iS T. O EMW Ac T * E SHIP , yi _, E. , 1 , ?? .R. .of tb u*-~p &r~ud WhQ wore left' , en beardthe ?? 1wreck of thq ?? Grge emigrant e thps *IuI too ire on' h--:istma fve wh.ifle .on' a* -l vtyge.,froni ?? ?? taioMd' IsV this' journal a few day tigoj'haae'?xeOd1, the meat 10Ifia! a-w .tereat. rom cIreumstanceS which haive transpired ,ajco tbe rstanoue ent''of the melancholy dlat ...

... FLEspiR1O TELEGIRAPEI COMP'ANY of Ireland. An extraordinary general-meeting of the proprietors of this company was held on Monday at the Guildhall Coffee-house, Rear-Admiral Sir Edward Dillon, ?? in the chair, for the purpose of taking into considera- tion the expediency of reviving the agreement entered into with the contractor and recited in the deed of set- tlement, and also of applying to ...

... BpARaGE. PARIS, TU8RsDAY. The slight indisposition of. the Emnperor did not pre- vent his Majesty from appearing last night in his box at the Opera. The 2lfoniteur says *The return of the Emperor to Paris was retarded by indis- position, but it bad no serious result, As he was able to return without inconvenience, and yesterday mnorning transacted busi- ness with his Ministers. During the ...

... AIR. DUDLEY PERCEVAL. We have received the following communication from Mr. Dudley Perceval, and we willingly afford him the s atisfaction to which he conceives him- self entitled. From the remarks which we else- where make on his letter to Sir Brook Bridges, he will see how very lightly his imputations sit on our s conscience Mr. Dudley Perceval presents his compliments to the Editor of ...

... [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] DUBLIN, MONDAY MORNING. The reports of the state of trade and agriculture, on the closing of the year, present a most gratify- ing contrast with the condition of affairs four yeah since, or even at the termination of A8i1. There is still partial distress certainly, in a few of the southern and western unions, and the stoppage of employment on drainage worlks and ...

... [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] DUBLIN, FRIDAY MORIING, The elections in the counties of Cavan and r Limerick, and the borough of Carlow, rendered necessary by. the new Ministerial arrangements Y now'engross pablic attention. There is not the ,1 least likelihood of any opposition to Mr. Monsell, 0 the new clerk of the Ordnance, in the county of e Limerick ; but it is very probable that Sir John ...

... LONDON: MONDAY, JANUARY 3, 1853. It will be seen, from an announcement which appears elsewhere, that the University of Oxford is threatened with a contest for the purpose of ?? her to rescind the judgment which she so deliberately and decisively pronounced only six mouths ago. Although it is impossible to feel a moment's doubt as to the result of such an attempt, we should very deeply regret ...

... NEWTV RAIL WTA Y SIGNALS. We had an opportunity yesterday of inspecting the model of a new system of railsay signals, intended to be self-acting, which has been invented by Major Archer, late of the 16th Saucers, and for which he lias secured a patent. The appa- ratas is small and cheaply constructed, and the principle on which it acts is exceedingly simple. Major Archer proposes to transfer ...

... WINDSOR, JAN. 22. His Serene Highness the Prince of Leiningen took leave of her Majesty this morning, and left the Castle for London, en route to the Continent. The whole of the visitors have taken their departure to-day. The Earl of Aberdeen the Earl Granville, and Lieutenant- Colonel the Hon. A. and Mrs. Gordon arrived at the Castle this afternoon on a visit to her Majesty. The following had ...

... TO THE ZNDEPENDENT: IELECTORS op .THE :BOO3ROUGHW OF CAaZZSLE, I GENTLEXrEN,- - In soliciting the honour of yasir VoteB att the 0oming~ elec.- tioo, I amn bound to give an, explicit declarationl of my poli- tical opinions;- and in do' doinln' 'Ishall. endea*our 'to avoid! the disgraceful quibbling ad dvague generaliiss feunl resorted to in election addrqesse, more eseily 's e will' be called ...

... LUTEST INTELLIGENCE. [PaOrO OUR OwN C@BRESPONDmT.] PARIS, THURSDAY EVENINa. Immense preparations are making for the ceremony of c Sunday next, and the applications to be present at the Cathedral at Notre Dame are tenfold more than can be son- c eeded. An illumination of the public bulidings is erdered f for that evening; bat no notice has been given to psrivate in- dividuals that- they are ...

... TUE FVTURE EMPRESS OF THE rONCG I The rumour mentioned to the effect that the Emperor had offered to espouse the young Spanish Countess de Montijo, is confirmed by further aocouats. This UIdile. de ttoutijo, it appears, is the daughter of a grandee of Spain.the late Duke of Penamande, and is herself, in her own right, Countess of Teba. 1er mother, the present Duchess of Penamando (more gene. ...