... 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 ...

... I . .IM~,RRIAL~ PARLI.AMENT. .I I HOUSE 'OF LORDS-THUTIESDAY, FEs. 24. CRIMINAL LA XV AMENDMENT BILL. After a few words from Bird LTND1UsBur, the LORD CHAeN- . ELLOR, and Lord BiouGHAfi, the bill was read a second time. IWAR WITH AVA.. -, The Earl of ELLENBOROUGE rose to' ask whether the government had any objection to produce a copy of a letter from the secret committto49f ?? India Company to ...

... SOCIE TY FOR THE PROMOTION OF IRISH MA- I NUFACTURE AND INDUSTRY.' I In accordance with the arrangement previousdv made, a deputation ?? this body waited yesterday, at one o'clock, on his Excellency the L rd Lieutenant for the purpose of presenting bim with an address. The deputation was com- posed ?? rnembers:- Alderman Andrews, A. H. Begot, Thomas French Wil- liauiinn, William' Giabam, ...

... _. . .. . .. _ _- - - - We have received another letter from Mr. Wight, and In compliance with our promise publish the letter uncurtailed, omitting the preliminary and concluding prargrapohs, the former of which has no reference to the point in issue, being merely an argument in support of his anxiety to have his former letter published-the letter being of an equally irrele- vant characters ...

... | I junww, ?? In the telegraphic message which I sent you last evening, and which, even in its small compass, comprised all the rew3 stirring, I stated that the Cork election petition was, among 1 others, withdrawn. This statement was erronesus. The Speaker in reading the list of places read out a name which I took to be Cork, and on afterwards asking one of the officials of the house, and ...

... ,LIOE1KSKD RETAIL GROCERS' NDY. 1QS sociEY. I- 3 I The committee met on Wednesday at 11,'.'Tot . Mr. IL AusoNilf ehfr. ' Mr. John Nixon handed in a Ailf-You' Itibloription from Mr. J. Prendergast. The Secretary gave In the 5scond yoea' subseription of Mr. James Murney, Gloucester-pIAn. Mr. P. Cullen, Nassau-seet, handed in his renewed sub- ecription of hao a yearf The Secretary handed in the ...

... X SERGANT SHEIE'S CUEUCE TEMPORALITIES Mr. Sergeant Shee has embodied the subjoct matter o ts a recent work ou:the( terilpora itieoiiof the Irish churchh in a billt , rnie t tirty aeqtlons. Th bill appears very care- I fully Trawe- Sbil is entitled A bill t, alter and amend . tiqaevra retbtb-etewporalities of the churchin Ireland, and to make provision for the increase and maintenance of ...

... There was a meeting of the members of this body held on Tuesday, at the Royal Dublin Society-house, at three o'clock, Sir EDWARD BOROuGH, Bsrt., in the chair. The following members were present, viz. :-Sir Edward Borough, Bart., chairman; James Haughton, Esq., Dr. Healy, Dr. Byrne, and - Norwood, Esq. HORPITAL RRPORT. Number of cases admitted into Hardwicke Fever Hospital for the week ending ...

... I ct th ti IV lot el 8i ti Ae it 01 tb me n or In sr des la hi hi lel DI )r. tt )BI DM ad Id rI, ir. of 1e in y 0 e f 0 e e I ied [HOUSE OF LOBD8.-hlMOz 'i n. $ls, 21. NOTION.5. iw occurrences at SixualloAdge, andto6 inquire whether it Is d; the Intention of the Govei iei to ?? th Irish priests for their conduct on oat'o4a4n, whoma it was the intention aofi ~e late Government ?? p osecut.b I ...

... I -- ?? ?? ~,V ?? MEETING OF THE COUNTY MAWU. (FROMt OUR OWNc REPORTER.) A numerous and highly influential meeting of the gentry, clergy, landholders, and electors of the county Mayo, was held on Monday at Castlebar, for the purpodel of pronounc- ing the opinion of this patriotic and high spirited county upon the conduct of eame of the Irish representatives who have recently taken office under ...

... THE LOSS 0 THE QUEEN VICTORIA. OPERATIONS AT HOWTH. Yesterday morning the tug-steamer Mona, with Captain Denni, of the City of Dublin Steam Packet Company's steam ,hip Prince of Wales, Mr. Teal, of Ringsend, and other geuils- men of experience on board, proceeded to Howtb. After a careful examination, these gentlemen gave it as their opirion that the vessel can be raised, and a portion of the ...