... I UBL WhIDaw. APfI ,u w I l)DUBLINI: FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1868.I THE TENANT MOVEMENT--MEETING OF THE i COUNCIL OF THE LEAUE. | We give so extended a report of the proceedings J at the meeting of the Council of the League held ii yesterday, that we can devote but very little space t] indeed to comment. Yet we cannot allow- ameet- f' ing of such importance to be reported in onr a columns without ...

... FOREiGN INTELLIGENCE. THE FRENCH EMPIRE. THE, BALL OF THE LEGISLATIVE BODY. PARIS, TuisDAY,-The grand fete offered by the members of the Legislative Body to the Emperor and the Empress took place last night with great magnificence. Not only were the splendid decorations of the Legislative Palace worthy alike of the illustrious guests in whose honour the ban was given, and of the high body of ...

... The notification that the government have resolved upon the issue or' 100 tons ol a new copper coinage has caused misgivings among the advocates of a decimal currency, lest by adding this large amount to the existing circulation the desired reform may be infiritely retarded. In the most simple and approved plans for the introduction of a decimal system, the penny, halfpenny, and farthing are ...

... THE R ,SH. TENANT LEAGUE. A public meeting of the members of the Council of the League, members of parliament, ;and other friends of the tenant cause, was held yesterday in the Council- room, lieres- ford-place, to consider the line of policy best to be punaued at the present moment for the advancement of thb cause. Among those present were -Robert Potter, Ml P; Frederick Lucas, M P; ...

... AWFUL CATASTROPHE AT. SEA-STRANG I STATEMENT OF A PASSENGER. TYbe Ncrfletso fl'eig of yesterday co tains an acocount of c a fearful event which took place during the night of Tuesday off the Calf of Man. It appears that the Liverpool and Belfast steamer Minerva, Lyall meeter, left Liverpool on t Friday afternooD, 29th Iaroh, at 2.45 Pat,, for Belfast. What occurred is thus stated by Captain ...

... WM. SMITH O'BRI THE IRISH EXILES.- PUBLIC MEETING IN GALWAY. A meeting of the inhabitants, for the purpose of making an application to the government in behalf of the Irish 1 exiles, weas onvened last Monday, in the city court-house. I Among those present we observed-A. R. Mullins, Michael Carr, Wm. G. Murray, P. M. Lynch, James Stephens, Dr. I Braughall, James Fynn, John Gunning, James Roche, ...

... W. H. Smith and Son' Newspaper Office, No. 1, Edenuqupy, March 31. LoNiDox FUNDS-STOCK AD SHARE IMAKEtT.-COnSO0 market went better soon after opening, but owing to some speculative sales improvement not maintained. Railway market strong at prices of yesterday, and closes with very healthy aspect; business increasing and general tone better than for some time past. Gold, Australian, Laud and ...

... THE FRANOHIBE IN CARLOW-MABThS TO : CONSCIENCE ?? Last week five-and-twenty individuals, consti- Lasfl'week ve-. . ?? | teing three ifamilies, embarked o board the Salis bi Greenmii for New York. The heads were honest farmers-ittdustfou, frugal, and solvent in their ft circumstances. They fulfilled all the duties of good i subjects' and good tenants, but they had the pre- sumption to exercise ...

... |OUT[ DUBLIN UNION. The first weekly meeting of tine new board of guardians was held yesterday in the board-room of the workhouse, James'e-street.. The following gentlemen were in attendance, viz :-Sir Ribert Shaw, Captain Nonlan, Doctor Owens, John Ouseley Bonsall, Charles F. Dowling, Henry Price, John Martin, John Healy, George White, Charles Days, D. P. Ryan, Benjamin J. Holebroo e, John B. ...

... I MORE NEWS FROM AMERICA ARRIVAL OF THEE STEAM-SHIP PACIFIC. (FROS! OUR OWNf CORPESPONDENT.) Liverpool, Thursday. The American mail steam-ship Pacific, Captain Nye, entered the Merseyabout half-past two o'clock this morning, but from some niianagement the mails were not landed until four o'clock. It is said that in the hurry ecurryt which prevailed in heaving them over the side of the Pacific ...

... .1 ABERDEEN, VEDNESEDAY.-Th-3 Earl of Carlisle, who was elected Lord Rector of Marischal College, in this town, a few weeks ago, arrived here yesterday, in order to deliver his inaugural address to the students of that ancient seminary. His lordship's visit baa been looked forward to here with con siderable interest, and all eorts of meetings have been formed for him to attend. His ...

... 1 s BY EXPRESS A I.. _- he ,LVERPOOL WEEKLY uon lj] 7 (FROM OtUR OWN CORRSSPONDENT.) ?? ~ofteLive01 ale Sjincel the opening of tbe markets after the 1 by tbeO hs3 been a steady business going forward . b of tea hive found a fair demand, but the sales of 91tacl ed limite'd, 7Molasses have been more eagerly Pnrciaq0 -, on The cotton market has been Very buoyant, the sa ' d, week being declared ...