... FORMIG IA TELLI C4 TEIE EFRENCHEMPIRE. . PTHus IaV11DAY E ire.vH .--The preparations for Ae marriage of the Emperor are On a very grand scale. .- , applications for tickets to Notre Dame have exceeded by ten to one the number of seats that can be made. The municipal commi99ion of Parii have voted 600,0001. for a diamond nocklam to be presented to the future Empress of Frace, and 800,000f; to ...

... ICOTLAND IN ARMS-WAR ON THE STANDARD Cl-ND OF ENGLAYD. The following petition' hais been presented to the Right Hon. the Earl' bf Kinnoal, Lord Lyon King of Arins *- The petition of Johrd Grant, Esq., accountant; James Macnab, REq., writer 7 Stewart Watson; Esq., historical painter; Patrick Edward Dove, Esq., and Janies Grant, Esq.; architect, all of' the city of Edinburgb, - Humbly Showeth ...

... DUBLIN,: MONDAY, JANUARY Si, 1868. T ?? LEAGUE-T'H 'CEA- G OF SUPPRESSION. . ::The yc hrovernmpt orgaps are endeavournug to 4 shift the question at issue in order to cover the de- ,e linquency of the de4ersers ad,¢ pcreen the Cabinet. It from the crimes it committed in trying to win Irish i;. auppurt by corruptin. rish mebrainstead of by conceding.Iricsh 48ew49 The question really at, r. p~vuc ...

... THE P00R LAW COMMISSIONERS AND THE CATHOLIC CCHAPLAIN OF THE CALLAN WORE-I H . OISE. The Commissioners wage an intermittent war with the Catholic cbaplainps. When one caseis disposed1 of, and a rpause oecurs in the be1igeteney of the l 5lIRsWOS manother arises to exercise their ue powers of remonstrance, and the suitor appears in nt the high court of commission to answer certain rd | grave, ...

... SECOND TRIAL TRiP OF JTHE CALORIC SnIp | : ERICSSONv f . This wonderful vessel, the success of whichis;excitingso much attention among all classes, at home and abroad, went down the bay yesterday-o another trial trip, having made what is called an f engineer's trip some days back, an ec- count of which, togethe- with 4 full description, of the vessel, appeared at the lime in the Herald. This ...

... T L I .THdE; CALLAN UNION. m I - _- . . . - - . The following are the resolutions alluded to in our'leadirg article This correspondence came, for the first time, before the board of guardians at their meeting on last Wednesday. It was an unusually large meeting of the hoird, fourteen, guardians having attended, and the following order on the correspondence which had taken place between the ...

... * X .. .. . ?? (From the 7Vti..) We did not scruple to express our dissatisfaction with the conduct of the jury who tried the cue' of the Queen v. Newman at the time when the trial took place. Oar regret at the nature of the proceeding was aggravated by the con- sciousness that the injustice, which we believe to have been done, was inevitable. So far as the result of the legal pro- ceedings ...

... | THE.W MTERIAL BBRA VEU-MR. MOORE, M.P. 'ThA TA'es interprets the word braveur, which appeian ?? Emperor's message to the senate, to'meen aone who manceuvres to accom- plish one object. The Globe is a braveur on _ the same principle, for it rmanoeuvres, not very brilliantly or truthfully we admit, to accomplish the depreciation of Mr. Moore, M.P. Is it true, says the Standard, in an ...

... - I (FROM OUR CORREgPONDSNT.) COPRK MARKETS. ConK, FuIDAY ArTEriooN.-The night of the 24th instant and Tuesday were exceedingly wet and boisterous, bat wtlh these exceptions we Isave enjoyed floe seasonable weather since thisday week. Wvewerefavoured withprettyheavyfrost on last night and the night previous, a continuance of which seems not at all improbable, and would prove of the greatest ...

... FREI LLIGENCE| I FOP - -- ,I to ~~~THE FRaENC1H F'h,1~~cdo h n t, One of the ladies appointed'to thehouseholdaof the m-s OM press ia an Eliglith ladly,, the Marchioness ?? ,Id, wife of the eldest son of th ae t gnlo Tb5CliASl against9 th Mcpr Ss,wihfrsoedy at he ralumipidy sbillf Iha at r gaiingground, are nowif d1` the from a soources clawhiecoher ofn ptae folrlaceta h Cruntess de Moat1iO, ...

... | HIGHk SHE8 FORH THIS YEAR. Th eir Exctllenctes the Lords Justices have been pleased to appoint the undehnamced'gentlemen to theofflosof HlghSheriff for the following counties and counties of cities and tCWDS, for theyear 18oa ntntrim Robert Shafto Adair, Eq, of Ballymella. A'noagh Peter John Fans, Count de Salils, of -Tanderoge5. C 0rlow..,John B. Brady, Esq, of Myshall Iodge, My-hall. ...

... ;THE ARMY i .. . . I 'Otir cotemporirlee apprir iohave miseuderetood t~h recent a'ppointmeni, ofAdnira1SiteiWart, whichis not3 that o Se- 6retary- ?? tord-Raglan, but to the Iaster- fieneral of 3 tfie Ordhance.' It is ' situation equhiato that of LoriL o'f3 the Admiralty ia;'re3'ponsibilitg and 'pay, 'nd proba- bly'one in which a Rear Admiral's atquiremelts' ma3 be as 1largely and ...