... I THE ARRIVAL OF TEE NEW LORD LIEUTENANT. I x, - .- . .. . .- X . I - Yesterday forenoon, at half past eleven o'clock, the Eir, of St, Germans arrived at Kingstown in (ha Prince Arthur steamer, the same vessel that had on the preceding day conveyed bib predecessor in office from these shores to th other aide. The passage from Holyhead occupied five hours, and was rather a rough one. There was ...

... DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT DITCR-MIRACUJ- L VOUS TE SCAt I On Monday morning, shortly after eight o'clock, a de- structiva fire broke:out in the premises belonging to Mrw Peter Bianchi, the proprietor of the extensive wax-work exhibition, situate at No. 418, High-street, Shoreditcb, facing the parish church. The building was several 4(oors in height; thation th ground wae fitted up as the wax-work ...

... I THE FRENCH EMPIRE, PiArs, MoNiDAY EvancnItG-The bourse hea beenv heavy to-day; for although the speech of tbe Emperor rela- tive to his marriage has produced a favourable effect Illci the masses, it appears to have failed completely with the tber. geoise. It shows, say the people of thisclass, that the tbrtn uf the empire is completely isolated from the other mricar chies of Europe, and ...

... 1Ie fbeemat' $ounial DUBLIN: SATURDAY)A JANUARY 15, 1863. THE CHURCH QUESTION-THE DESERTERS. Three months have hardly yet elapsed since the representatives of Catholic Ireland publicly assem- bled in this city, ard, bound themselves by a mutual pledge never to identify themselves with any Marty in the state which refused to recognise the principle of Religious Equality. Perfect unanimity upon ...

... I ^ I THE SUBiLNE OF ST. XONA . t We have received the following very interesting communi- i cation from a learned and highly respected correspondent:- Ireland has for ages been bonourably distinguished by its steadfast attachment to the Christian religion, and the t fidelity with which, under every vicissitude of fortune, it has adhered to he communion of the Latin or great western church. ...

... I TJ{E FRg' EMPI>E:. PARIS, TUESAY, JA~a~, .M-The great affair is at length over-the A0~tP n uti presented their creden a Em s day. The imperial carriages were sen heir r VS residences, and their Excellencies were accompanied the Introducer of Ambassadors. In this, and in other respects, the same ceremonial was observed as with reference to the representa- tives of the other powers. The delay ...

... CHEERING PROSPECTS FOR IRELAND-THE LEITRDIM COAL FIELDS AND iRON MINES. (From meo Belfast News-Letter.)b We have received information froma a source upon which II the moot implicit reliance may :be placed, relative to the II recent discovery of extensive -coal fields and, beds of iron- n' stone in the county Laitrim, whichs~we conceive to be of such *a, vast impotneto~tie manufacturing and ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGENGEO( .. ~ ~ ~ .,~m J , I TE ORENCH EMPIRE 'ft; PAsre, TuSDAY.-The delay of a year for the sae f the property of the Orleans family expires in four dqao,; The whole of that property is, I believe, now alienated. ,zThe last sale has just taken place-that of the lands of Carteil, situate in the department of the Loire-Inferieure. Louis Philippe bad purchased the property from ...

... I e The usual weekly meeting of the guardians of this union was held yesterday at the board-room of the workhouse, Jamnes's-street, The chair was taken by Sir RoBEIT SurAw, Bart. The attendance of guardians was more than saiuaily lu- rmerous. The following were ?? Nowlan, ?? Lindsay, Captain Garrett Wall, Doctor Lentaigne, rV.0., J.P.; Doctor Owens, Doctor Nalty, ?? Doctor .Wall, Doctor Ryan, ...

... I THE FRENCH EMPIRE. PARIS, THuRsDAY EVENING.-The Bourse was rather animated to-day in consequence of a report that a telegraphic despatch had been received by the government, announcing that the courts of Russia, Austria, and Prussia had resolved to send the new letters of credence to their ambassadors in Paris without delay, the explanations given to them by the French government being ...

... I ¢ T CATEOLIC CHURCH. I DB. CAHIL AT ST. GGROROE'8 CATHEDBAL, SOUTHWAIRK. -The above distinguiahed divine has continued his cootro- i versial lectures in the above magnificent cathedral during Shthe pastrveel. On Sunday evening he delivered a lecture on the dftrine of Transubstantiation and the Holy Eueba- nrit. As on the previous Sunday the large cathedral was so fall that there was barely ...

... '(be Areemaiti g3journat DUBLIN: SATURDAY, JANUARY 29, 1863. I THE UNDER-SECRETARY FOR mmLAD. The appointment of Major Larcom to the office of Under-Secretary for Ixeland is the first symptom manifested by the government of a desire to appoint men to offices because they hive ,dsplayed qualities that fit them for public service. we are to look upon thias ppointruent as indi- a desire on the ...