... FOREIGN INTEL IGENCE. PAMSts, SUtNDAY. It will be interesting to know that on this side of the Channel thd prepara lons making by the French to be duly represented at the Great Industrial Exhi- bition in Dublin are proceeding with great activity and success. On Saturday M. Fould, the Minister ot State, threw open bis ?? salons for thle-purpose of gratify- ing a few hundred select and ...

... 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 IN TELLIGENCE. THE FRENCH EMPIRE. PAE&, APEIL 26, Six Prl -Lest night the Emperor gave a grand ball at the Tuileries. About 6,800 persons were present. The Empress, who is slightly indisposed, re- mained in her apartments. ITALY. The Wanderer of Vienna of the 21st says:- Letters from Turin announce that the Sardinian government has solicited the mediation of Great Britain in its ...

... THE CATHOLIC CHURCI. I On last Friday and Saturday, the Rev. H. O'Farrell, as- sisted by the secular and regular clergymen of the city, pre- pared over six hundred of the inrmates of Boherbuoy work- house for Easter duty. On Sunday morning they approached communion in the most edifying manner, and after the usual devotions the children sung several of the beautiful pieces of music sent to them ...

... I 15TO TRE EDITOR 'OF THE FREEMAN. Arklow, April 16th, 185 3. SBo-Space, if _yoA please, for a few -words to set -myself right with your readers on one or two matters. I am neither a Whig nor a Tory, but a Catholic Irishman, with good -will towards all mankind, and a love of my native land before the world. I hate the terms Whig and Tory, Old Ireland and Young Ireland, Orangemen and Ribbonmen, ...

... I rIF PErIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMelONS-WxDNsEsDAY, APRIL 27. F The SPisBAm took the chair at twelve o'lock. Mr. FITZGERALDPpresented a petition from Ennis against the advertisement duty. ATTORNEYS' CEBTIFICATE DUTY BILL. Oa the order of the day for the second reading of this bill Ibeing read, Loid R. GROSVENOR said that since this bill had bean 3Introduced tbe Chancellor of the Exchequer ...

... IRISE BEET ROOT SUGAR. L The West India planters have taken fright at'% alarming progress of beet sugar production in Ire- land, and the Daily News attempts in their behalf to check tbedangerous growth of 'an Irish industry that is likely to prove detrimental to a certain class of British interests. We have already disposed of some of the sophisms put forth by our London free- trading ...

... EMIGrRATION. The departure of our people still continues unabated.- Each day, in addition to the usual conveyances, every avail- able vehicle is put in requisition to carry them from their homes. In Killeshandra, on yesterday, had there been seven coaches instead of one, they would not have been more than sufficient for the number of passengers anxious to obtain ?? Celt. Immense numbers of ...

... ~OtTH, INDEvPXDENTA aTiENANT-RIGHT, CLUB. LOUTH INDd ~i~h6uniB ?? e A meeting of the memters or clut Auueubua, c. ye club took place in Dutdalk on Monday last, Mr. WILLIAM M'MAHON, in the chair. Amongst the members present were the Rev. Mr. Lennoi, P.p.; Owen Markey, J. P. Neary, Rev. Mr. M'Ginn, C.C.; W. M'Mahon, Rev. Mr. Campbell, C.C. ; Thomas King, - John Cashel nocy, James O'Hagau, ...

... Log IDIPORTGT IE1T1ZR 'FROMd THTA th Taam, April 16tb,1868. St. Jarlath'S sa ?? ?? DEARe S -Wifl you have the kindness to ?? my annal onribltiflof seen pounds to the fund for enabling Mr. Moore, the' digtinguishied and u~op~i~gmme for Mayo, to defray the ?? of a vexatious and annoying petition. I would have waitei for the committee which, 1 understand, was to be formed in Castlebar for the ...

... T$e ractm 0uarial THE REV. MR. REDMOND-THE TENANT LEAGUE. We have been asked by the Rev. Mr. Redmond, of Arklow, to publish a letter which he has written in reply to some observations made in the Tablet on a letter from the rev. gentleman to the Tenant League. HaviDg copied the article from the Tablet, we feel it simple justice to give Mr. Redmond's reply. We confess, however, that we are sur ...

... BY ELEOTRIC TELEGRAPH. W. H. Seeith and Sons' Newspaper O0t)se, No. 1, Eden-quay, April 6. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. LONDON, WLEDNESDAY.-The Globe says the report in cir- culation that the government have in contemplation some plan for reducing thee rate of interest on consols, and intend to carry out measures for modifying the national burden, have been freely discussed, and on the whole favour- ...