... FOREIGN INTELLIGJ4NCE. THE FRENCH EMPIR'L The proclamationof 'he Empire was made on the 14th January, with great rejoicing at Goree, the naveia statioa of the west coast of Africa. On the 3d instant, the French Ambassador at the Ragee L gave a grand ball in honour of the Emperors marriage. A report was in circulation in Paris on Monday, that R,, sian agents bad been detected in some of the ...

... I ROM OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENT, London, Teerdy There is a rumour to-day that differences have arisen , thecabinet which will probably necessitate the retirement of one of its members who has made himself obnoxius to his colleagues by the -thoroughly liberal tone of one of hi late speeches in the house. The minister alluded to is sir William Molesworth, and the speech delivered by him en Friday ...

... I .DUBLIN AND MULLINGAR TURNP1KE, rA meeting of debenture-holders upon the Dublin and Mlullingar turnpikes road, convened by circular, was held I yesterday in the Commercial Buildings, for thepurposeof ihaving submitted to them a proposition, under the sanction e of the government, for an amicable arrangement to pur- r chase or extinguish the several debentures on this road, with aa view to ...

... The Catholic parishioners of Gorey have presented the Rev. Edmund Doyle, C.C., with an address, accompanied by a gold watch and a tea service, as a testimonial of their affec- tion and respect, on his removal to another parish. CoNvEvssioN.-On Easter Sanday evening, Mrs. C. A. Kavanagh, of Graigue House, was received into the Catholic communion, in the church of the Presentation Nuns at Car ...

... CATHOLIC bbURCH. HOLY WEEK IN-DUBL5N. The ceremonies of this neriod, which are observed with uniform solemnity throughout the Catholic world, commenced in Marlborough-street Cathedral, on Wednesday afternoon, at three o'clock, when the office of the Tenebie was chaunted by the parochial clergy, his Grace the Archbishop being present. On yesterday (Holy Thursday) the ceremonies commenced at ...

... I $:awI DAY oua2, DUBLIN: B1ATUBDAYj MAFIUH 12, 868. ATTORNEY'S OERTIFICATR DUTY. | WiniOteri have had'their first fall, notwithstand- ibg the plausible resis6aiic of the Chancellor of the Exchequer and the negative of Mr. Hume. The certificate duty,.has been condemned by a large majority-52-in a house of 886,' asid; for the' first time. singe the question of repeal' was seriouisly mooted, the ...

... ZrPRES&8 ~ LATEST FRO 1. LIVERPOOL. (FltobC. OUtR OWUM COBRE8PONDE1T.) Liverpool, M~onday. p to tbe present hour, 2SIP H.*, we have no iafttligenc of the' AneriClaf mail steamer 6GiA Mbria. She was to 6ail from ]Bobt~yt'on thu 16tb, and Halkl X 001 the 18th, anth is flow in her J1d8y, but being, howe, er, the Oldest ahip, of the line, we neea iojt wondor at'her elelh . The diatbte with the ...

... I WATERFORD AD LIBICKfILWAY . i Ahe1 .fteenthhe g iany was held in the TfE ~nH r1 Wterferd,,onbe125t l p5tn at ild twele meetnck, for the purposo of receiving the directore' and engineer's reports and statementfcittt, for the half-year endig 81st ]December,! 1862. BEN~Ry ])wNy, Esq., took) the chair. The Secretary (John O'Connor, Esq. edtaavrie mnent calling the meeting, and the following. ...

... U' L. Smith and Sows' Newspaper Office, No. 1, Eden-quay, Alarc& 16. LONDO2; FUNDS-STOCK AND SHARE 31ARLRET.-Consois opened heavy, and soon after declined k, a demand for accom- toedation assigned as the cause; rate indoors about 2V per cent. Railways influenced by Console depressed all round. Gold mines and lacd shares generally lover; nuggets, how- ever, better. Port Philip depressed on the ...

... THE PIPEWATER COMMITTEE-THE CHOLERA. TO THE EDITOR 0F THE FREEMAN..' SiB-Permit me through the medium of your journal to call the attention of the public to a circumstance that may, during the coming summer, be attended with dangerous con- sequences should the weather prove sultry, and may endanger the health of the city in general. For some years past the inhabitants of Sheriff-htreet, New- ...

... ' i: : IMPETIAsL 'PARIMENT. 5 Id . . r . . ?? j i .; I e; ' I i . . !: . * r ?? . : . ?? .. ., I ., HOUSE OF LORDS-TrniAxY, MARiCH8. -The Edileof EGLINTON presented'ia ?? th. Suth Dublin IJaioioagsitb thei diss'olktlof Kii'aminban Hospital.,__ -i Lsrd;l'JARNGIFFE,:ptesented 'a',petition from York1 ~hira against ,the !aynopth tgrant, and also praying for'th6 inspection of nunneries.. . ...

... REINJOROEMENT' OF THE 'MEDITERRANEAN F. LEET. : . We stated Bsome days since that the ?? fleet .would mostlikely be reinforced, and we expected, from an order, given t last week, tbat'inone of -the men belonging to tho steamt equadron at Spithead' should be allowed leave on shore, that before this; same of the ships would have taken their departure'fort Malts. 'It appears, however, that on ...