... I ?? IN TMEATH. I The Eveninrsg Mail of last night says- We have thie de to record the perpetration of two additional Ribbon outrages in this devoted county, both in the neighbonrbood of Moats. On the night of Wednesday, the 26th sistint' 'apoor man of the name of Marsb, a labourer in the employmenS of' Mr. M'Donald, a Scotch Roman Catholic gentleinani who lately purchased the demesne of ...

... FOREIGN I' -EI'LIGENCE I THE FRENCH EMPIRL. It was at the Elyaee that the Emperor and the ,hfiture Empress performed their devotions o Ttauraday. It bhd beo3 at first intended that the Tuieries should be the placs, but, to eave the Countem of Toeb the inconvenience of leaving her present resddence at the early hour mlntioned, Louis Napoleon preferred the other arrangement. He arrived at the ...

... I io T0 THE EDITOR-OF THE FREEMAN. | : . .. . . ?? WHAT ABE THE NECESSARY FvuNDAmrNTAL Asi&EEMENT8, AND WHAT ARE TBE- ALtOWABLE DITFERENOCES BETWEEN tIBEBAL ElesHEEN, WITH A ViEW TO TREI FOEATION OF AN EsisH NATIONAL OOISSTITUTIONAL PAUT! t - Dublin, Jan. 29, 18.8. SliR-As many newspapers, especially In England, seem to look upon the late defeat of. a member of the new govern- ment in an open ...

... ILETTER FRONI DR. CARIL L THE EARL OF CARLISLE-THE CASE OF THE MADIAIS. TO TEE RXISHT HONOURABLS THE EARL OF CARLISL. I am aware that it is thought by many that, ao far from the case of the Madisia being a solitary instance, thplrisons of Italy are at this moment crowded ?? victims of re- liglous persecution. * a , *| They have continually assured us that the old principle and codes of ...

... .ItlXXCE ANT THE TUBOA1| ?? 1 oENT. Most sincerely do we hope, even against hope, that the liberation of the Madiai may not be further retarded by the virtileut speeches and resolutions which wera spoken and adopted by the evangelicalIiS eeti lg at Exeter Hall on lues- day. We have it on the authority of a warm friend of the prisoners, that the order for their relesse had been actually signed ...

... ARRIVAL OF THE AMER[ICA (Fao3 OUR OWN CORmUVONDENT.) Liverpool, Monday. The British and North American royal mail steamship America, Captain J. Leitcb, entered the Mersey yesterday afternoon from Boston, tvia Halifa She sailed from the formner port on the 19th and from Halifax on the 21st inst. The America brings sixty-eight p asengers, a heavy malu in charge of Lieutenant Beddock, R.N. ...

... WIU'e $tetman joutrilat : . DUBLIN: TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1863. I' REPORT ON THE REGISTRATION OF MARRIAGES. The Census Commnissioners have issued a report on the number of marriages registered during the years 1850 and 1851, with supplementary abstracts of the numbers registered from. 1845, the year in Which the Registration Act was passed, to 1851 inclusive. The report contains several tables, ...

... 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 ...

... fforeigil filtellige'llm OVERLAND BOMBAY MAIL. We (Herald) have received our newspapers and cor- respondencLe in anticipation of the Overland Bombay Mail. The dates are Bombay, Jan. 2, 1S53; Calcutta, Dec. 24, 1852. SUMMALRY. We gave in our last particulars of the capture of Pegu ou the 21st of November, and the return of Ge- neral Godwin, with the bulk of the furce, to Rangoon. Major Hill, ...

... 'I'TE LISBURN TNPlIRMARY. TO WILLUA 'IAtOM'.SQN, ESQ , M.D., SURGEON, COUNTY INFIVAlArit1. Belfast, S?1 t January, 1S53. FmS-On Saturday evening, I received your letter of that da[y, Wi[I anll initin that ytoli purposod ptlb- lisklilig tire Sttile. J apXe Ctil, hli)VCVr, that yoti wOUldi have awaited time f'or' ty replying to you before send- ing it to tlie press, antd iwas ratiher surprised ...

... ON Monday afternoon, at two o'clock, according to ap- pointment, Captain F. Y. Gilbert, R.E., attended in the Old Court-house, to hear the grounds upon which the written suggestions of alteration in his Boundary-Ex- tension plan (inserted in our last) had been made, by the parties who had signed them. Theattendance was numerous and influential. The COMAMISSIONER opened the proceedings by read- ...