... - CAIMOLTO CHUIaH6c.. ThesCatbolilchapel which is being enlarged and perfected at AOare, by the noble and liberal proprietor of t)he manor, the Earl of Dunraven, is at, present in n very advanced state. The chapel itself is nearly completed, with the exception of the interior decorations. l he roof inside is of stained oak, the same as the roof of the picture gallery of Adare Manor. Attached ...

... re *toaw~s t ou'r DUBLIN: FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1858. = ?? ~ I _ t TRANSFERENCE OF THE IRISH FINES OFFICE TO LONJON.. Not many days have elapsed since we expressed our apprehension, founded on' the antecedents of several members of the Aberdeen administration, that the new government would adopt the policy of centralisation. Since then an attempt to carry out that pernicious system has come to ...

... FOREIGN I-Tl LLIGENqpi THE FRENCH EMPIRE. PARIs, Fcn. 1, Six P.M Paris ha completely reseaned its Ordiuary aspect atter the bustle and agitation ofthe im, perial marriage. The Emperor and his fair bride still enjoy the retirement of St. Cloud, surrounded by few except the near relatives and intimate friends of the family, or the functionaries whose duty is that of personal attendance in the ...

... JEW RASCALrTY VERSUS MILL PARY RASCALITY. TO THE IWtOB OF TaEt WaRmmAi. Dublin, January 28th, INi. Sia-I perceive in the Morrnng Hers14 of a few days since an article commenting, with most truthful point, on the nefarious devices, under the sanction. of law, by which the Jew ' money-lenders enmeash the unwary, taking ad- vantage of their tastes, their desires, their necessities- throwing down ...

... I - -H. Snrids and Son' Neo-.spqer OI&xe No. 1, Edow-qua, S1st January, 1863. FBANCE. PAnua, MomA..-The Afoniw announces that the Em- peror has jost pardoned more than three thousand prisoners amongst those who were the object of the measure for geoal safety in December, 1851. Their names will shortly le published Loinmox FUrNDS-STOCK AND SHA MARXE.-C055011 lower In speculative sales for ...

... I , H.'.GXOLIC.ICHURCH, His Grace the Archbishop, accompanied by the R« v, p. Conry, FLC.A., 'ldft to*n' Friday, for' Connemara, where his grace intends holding confirmations at the close of the mission of the Rev. Fathers Lockhart and Rinolti. the results of which in counteracting the efforts of the Souperp in that distressedilocality are most gcatifng. Nearly every ode of the few whom ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE DUBLIN EVENING I POST. | - -- Moore Hall, February 2d, 1853. SIR-My attention has been directed to a series of articles, by various hands, diligently collected into your journal-an honour of which they are in every way worthy. If per- mitted by those who have hired yeon to calumniate me, I would thank you to publish this reply; and as you have been bestowing your ...

... VINA, JAN- 30.-The accounts from Montenegro are beginning to assume a uniform character, in as far as regards the conduct of the natives, who appear to defend their moun- fain passes with success against treble their numbers, and fightfor their own with a fierce heroism worthy of their forefathers. Nor is their courage less remarkable in tthe plains. The attempt of the three Turkish generals, ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE, I THE FRENCH EMPIRE, PARl, FEtDAT Evaeueo.-The funds to-day are a little better than they were yesterday, but. there are still rumours, about new taxes. The Emperor, it is said, persists partica- larly in his idea of imposing suimptuary taxes, with a view of being able to reduce the (Jtroi duties, and enabling the municipalities to make up the deficit by being allowed to ...

... I CATHOLIC CHURtH. INSTALLATIONs BY HIS ORACr THr ARCOHBISHOP OF ARCe- DEACON RtAMLToz AS PASTOR Ole ST. MICIIA'Ns PArlISH. This interesting ceiremony took place yesterday at twelve er o'clock in the Roman Catholic church of St. Michan, North F Anne-street. His grace, accompanied by the archdeacon, in and attended by the Rev. Dr: Taylor, and all the clergy hf bi the church, assisted at the ...

... I l'iTHE TIMES ON THE TENANT BILLI. The Times, one of the recognised organs of the present en. government, thus speaks of the Tenant Bill in reference to the concession of a committee by the late government: very Whether Mr. Disraeli, in his usual anxious search after the: political novelties, is prepared to substittie Socialiem for Pro- tectionism--no very extravagant leap-and to lead the ...

... THE AADIAI. Mr. Charles Langdale has addressed the following letter to the editors of the Leead Mlercury, in reply to that already pablished from ?? of Carlisle:- Houghton, Jan. 25,! 1858. GrE;TL>Ex6a-May I requeat the insertion of a few obser- vatlons in reply: to the appeal which the last 1,eadiuercnry contained from the Earl of Carlisle to his l' ouan E Catholic fellow-subjects. The ...