... - 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 ...

... ADDRESS OF THE CORPORATION TO THE? LORD LIEUTENANT,-AND HIS Es. CF.LtEN'S? REPLY., 8bortiy before the ievee the Lord Mayor, aecompanied by sev'ral members of the towp council, waited uporr the Lord Lieutenant to present an address from the corporation 'con- gratulaeing his Excellency on his arrival 115 this country ahs Viceroy. ThedeputatiOn consisted ofthe following geale. c men :-The Lord ...

... I (FROM OUR LONDON CORRE5PONDENT.) I -r .2.l- ?? London, Wednesday Evening. This is a gay and pleasant evening with MP.'s, newspaper correspondents, reporters, and all manner of persons about the House of Commons. Mr. Spooner and Maynooth are quietly inured for the session of 1865, and they will trouble us no more till that of 1854 opea its ponderous and marble jaws to cast them up again. This ...

... AMALGAMATION OF CANAL AND RAILWAY INTERESTS -MEETING OF TRADERS ON THE ROYAL AND GRAND CANALS. Pursuant tq advertisement, calling a meeting of boat owners and traders connected with the carriage traffic still existing on the Royal and Grand Canals, a tolerably nu- merons assemblage of gentlemen interested in the convey- ance and carriage traffic of both of the canal lines above named met ...

... j RESOLUTIONS'OF.TH TUAM DEANERY. in | We refer our readers, with peculiar pleasure, to ra, sthe magnificent resolutions adopted, on Tuesday llla9t, bythe.patriotic and venerated clergymen of I the- deanery of Tuam. Disdainilg to place the id issue of the present eventful crisis upon the paltry he grounds of political expediency, or the selfish ?? nt culations of merely secular party ...

... W. H. suia and Sone' Newspaper Ofice No. 1, Eden-quay, Fe&Wrt 21, 1863. IxvERPooL, -MONDAY, FIVE P.M. Nothing up to this hpur of the Africa steamer. The general opinion is that her d~parture has been delayed by dense fogs, advised by late arrivals, as prevailing along American seaports. j LONDON FUADS-(Cls08ig Prices).-Console for Account 99, buyers, Money 99J J; Thrce-and-a-Quarter per Cent. ...

... t j? I BY H aRC'tietC -ELXGRAsH. THE SlXILE'lMGE.AFFAIR, TIHE CONiSO IDATEDANNUITIES. TIE 'IRIS-ELCIRCI. I- Freenan's Journal Office, Seven, am. We have received the following by Electric T6- legraph.- (FROM OUR LONDON CoRrEXPONDE -r.) House of Lori, Monday NigAt. In reply to the question of the Earl of Car'ligati, Lord Aberdeen said that government were de' termi~ned to carry on the ...

... To a long continuance of heavy rain has succeeded a pre- valence of snow and frost, which have been but rare visitautb to us during the few past years. We look forward to a pas- sage of fine weather, which, we trust, will be availed of in the advantage of the country.- IPaterford CrotAicfc. From all appearances we are about to experience that moat disagreeable but inevitable consequence of ...

... SPIRIT OF ThE LONDON PRESS. (Fon the Tnv .) Two cases, which in their preliminary stages had attracted a colpdiderable share of public attention, have just been dis- posed of at the Central Criminal Court. The firat of theasti referred to what has been kown as the gold chain impos-' ture A customer enters the shop of a person who professes to deal in gold, and purebases, at gold cost, a ...

... THE IRISH PARTY-MR. OUSEELY HIGGINS, M.P. Mr. Higgins, member for Mayo, has addressed the follow- iug letter to the Venerable Archdescon MacHale. Mr. Hig- gins states that he is determined to continue to hold himself independent of, and in opposition to, any government that will not grant the Irish measures, and to act now, as heretofore, in conjauction with the Irish party. We can fully ...

... I TV. H. Sndth and Sons' Newspaper O .lee, No. 1, Eden-quey, Februiary 16, 1853. LONDON FuDs-D(Closing Prices).-Consola for Accoutnt gga j, Money 99J n; Three-and-a-Quarter per Cent. 1034 j; Bank Stock 227 8; Exchequer Bills, large and small, SO 46; North Western 1204 1; Midland 79 Dovers .801 J; Ambergates 61 7; Caledoniinn 65f ; Do Preference 106 7; Ea-tern Cuunties 13i 2 ; Great Northern ...

... CLARE SPRING ASSIZES. (FROM OUR OWN REPOTBER.) Ennis, Thursday, Feb. 24. THE S1XMILE-BRIDGE MASSACRE. r Shortly after the despatch of my parcel last evening, the grand jury came into court, and announced to his lordship that the bills in this case against Mr. Delmege and the still. tary had been ignored. Mach disappointment was felt and expressed by the public at this result. A consultation of ...