... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... ST. HITl QoL ioOOL8S. After theeloquent Ap'j pj If. a 9ioaitek.iu tions,. which wa nuade by. 4 ?? lu tho Roman Cathoilc. oharclitied.c t , eret'bhad tel- minated, there as. beld in tlter, s.13,,akoh-st*rQt, a' most numerous and t pair hionet tthl' resolutions adopte at :wh1h Wjy ,su udvtiaiug columlns)' 'The ta ndi futher Wiv-' dence of. the respect and,, ?? n,;se which 'the beloed ' pastor, ...

... TiDSTIMONIAI T : HE YOR-PUBLXK - I -- IIMEETING. .Ini compilastces i'th a renuisition a meetingief the citizeps of Cork was held in the committee-roomrs of the Commercial- buildings, on Thursday for the purpose,. in the words of the requieltion, of Wpaying some tribute of respect to John Franioa m1egureEa., MYLP., on his retirement from the divic chair, to mark their approbation of his ...

... | TIHE LAfTEDSULS AT MADRID. The Debah ofpublishes the following further correspondence relative to the late dueal at Madrid:- Slr,-You have thought it necessary to copy an article published by the MHesager de Bavoonee on the subject of the duel between the Marquis de Turgot and M. Soule.. As the btother-in-law of M. Soule, it becomes a duty for me to cor- rect the Inexactitudes which that ...

... Lieutenant-General Sir Edward Blakeney has it in con- templation to lessen the duties of Dublin garrison by de- creasing, where it can be done with propriety, the num ier of men mounting guard, and, as a first step, has requested com- .rnanding officersr of, regiments to consider the subject in contfexion with barrack guards, which he is desirous of re- ducing in strength.-.U. B. Gaectte. ...

... I TGEE MEMIBER I FOLEITRIM-MEDICAL REFORM. I We are gratified to observe that the popular members returned by Irish constituencies are not I confining themselves to questions of merely party or political interest, but are applying their talents and the influence of their position to other practical questions of general interest. We copy the follow- ing well merited compliment paid to the ...

... In , _. ?? . .. . .. . . _. The birth of our Divine Redeemer was celebrated in the beautiful church of our Iromaculate Lady of Victories, Clapham, with the same good taste and splendour in which all tbe great festivals are kept there. The devout Catholic heart exults in the change a few yeers have made in Eng- land in the carrying out of the cerentonials of the church; and to none are we more ...