... c~lic es5 THE NEW AMERICAN TARIFF.-THE LINEN AND SEWED MUSLI-N TRADES. (Fron the Liverpool Daily Titien.) TeHn free-trade propositions of the United States Go- vernment have excited the attention of the American press; and every.paragraph in the Secr tarv of -the Treasury's report has been revi th- utost jealousy and care. - Interests never bita heard of, and which appear to lie but tery ...

... F FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE, RUSSIA AND TURKEY. By telegraphic despatch from Constantinople of December 19, we learn that Halil Pasha, the Sultan's brother-ia-law, is named Minister of the Interior; Rizd Pasba is the new Captain Pasha. Abdi Pasha has been recalled trom Asia, and 25,000 Turks have received orders to retire from Ruseians Armenia. On the 16tb, the four Powers.preseated a note, ...

... F It A N C E. Tuix rumour is circulated in some Legitimist or Fusiouuist circles that the Count de- Chambord has been invited to. the English Court. and that, the visit -\will take place in the month of Miarch next, when the ex- Qaeen of the French has returned from her visit to Spain, and when the united family will be received by her Britannic Majesty. It is added that a letter to that ...

... THE EASTERN QUJESTIONe. I CI (om (ha Moo'sin.g Chronicle,) I I The Emperor Nicholas pe..ritace, it appears, in defying the opinion and braving the boseiilh' of Europe. It v-ill he, seen f from our Paris ceticepondlerit's-letter of Thursisay evenitiig, Y I that he has formally rejectied thel protocol eand,,note agireed to, cal by the four powers at.Vienna on the fith instant. He will pa have no ...

... THr Greek. Lent is over, and it is Easter at Constan- tinople. All night long great guns have been firing afar cff, and small arms are being discharg>ed by ex- citable persons at every street corner. You might fancy the town was being stormed, instead of holding high festival-so violent is the noise and uproar. During the day the streets are crowded as a fair, and perambulated by itinerant ...

... CATHOLMC GMURCli METEOPrOLITAN ;.CATHNEEDRAL,'AtLIRUkO5EE. SOLEMN& TE ~-DZE0 ANID' TralgKsdryING CrRXMONAL' of AT THE CLOSE1 OT6 TiE YEARl 1858.' The 618't of Dae'm Zthe feast of the'illustrio'us Saint 'NJ Sylveester,. 'Pope,!hand m artyr, and the last, day of, the .year; 00 now past'.-was celebrated in the Ca4tholic archiepi-copal de] cathedrial of, our city,, by the offering up of a solermn ...

... OPENING OF TI-HE FIRSTr FREEMASONS' HALL IN CHINA. ON Thursday last, the 13th October, the brethren of the Zetland Lodge, Number 078, gave> a banqiet (n the occasion of the opening of the Flevinasots' 31ail. tile firlst temple ?? dedicated to) iasonrv in China. This building was projected bv the late able an] iiidifatigable LMJason, lirothefr S. Ravsell, ?? and by his efforts, all ?? having ...

... Ebe reffvra It 3( at~a DUBLIN: MONDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1841 I I THE WAR{. Negotiations are renewed, and the fleets are for at anchor I Even Sinope did not quicken the inert blood oi' diplomacy, and the guns of France and asl England remained silent on the Bosphorus, while ?? ti crowd of Turkish widows beset the doors of the Capudan Pasha, and demanded satisfaction on the Mascovite butcher for ...

... I - :THE RFXORM OF THE UNWIESITIES, Tha following istse, explanatory of tbe intentions of the governmett in respect to UnIvereity.Reform;'has booen ad- dressed by'the Home'Becrata&.y to !JB.. PiincealbrCtD Chancellor of the Universlty ?? $ sin- He' stye go mernmqthaie had bfore t.hem the letter addresselhy my predeor oath' 4th,ot October, 1852, to the Chancellor of th0 University of .anibrdge ...

... JESUITIS3I IN IRELAND AND 0N THE CONTINENT. (haros the Mnar EgHeralZd.) INs writing, a few days ago, on the proceedings of the Archbishop of Freiberg, supported as he is by the Bishops of Rotenburg, Fulda, and -Mavence, we then stated that these men were labouring to a common in- tent with Dr. Wiseman in England. Dr. Cullen in Ireland, the refractory -Roman Catholic Bishops in Piedmont, in. ...

... THE TIMES-THE ARCHBISHOP OF TUAM. The Times so deeply sympathises with every per- gri secution of the Catholic people or Catholic hierar- pri chy-no matter under what clime perpetrated- co. that it was not to be expected that the expression of sympathy which was recently transmitted from those countries to the persecuted Archbishop of Freiburg es would have escaped the Cabinet truncheon. The i ...

... F Jorcgg 3.ht igel. I THE WAIR INTHE E-AST. (From the: Tames of :Ther.:clay.) The intelligenep.wvllich we anticipated yesterday has now been receivid. in a eeore distinct form, and we learn that on the .l8th inst. the Great 'Trkisl Couucil wvas convoked, an'ld-that aftge Full discussion it wias agreed tbat tlhe CollevfveR ENote-tif he Po U2' Posvets should bed acepted The Turldish'G ciernnment ...