... I The Hangariau rescued at Smyrna by Capt. IngrabaIn has written a letter to the president, warmly thanking him for the intarposition of the American authorities in his case, and giving a narrative ef the various circum. stances of his imprisonment and escape. Thce public is in possesision of mest of the particalars relatinag to Ifosta's affair, ba his treatment and conduct on board the ...

... WEDNESDAy E1VENINcl CONOERIB. I The programme of the last Wednesday evening conegrt at Exeter Hall opened with a speectibni fromi the Zdhbesflote of Mozart. The overture, rf course,' was given, and thjs fine; orchestral poem was followed by the beautiful terzetto, the well-known 'QGia fan ritorno, which was sung by Miss M. Wells' Miss J. Wells, and Miss Thirlwall, it may be added, better than ...

... Christgas Festivities at Xoore Abbey. Moore Abbey, the seat of the Marquis of Drogheda, has pre- sented a continued scene of festivities during the week. Easter and Christmas are ushered in at Moore Abbey -with friendly and delightful re-unions among the upper classes, which are generally enlivened by a course of private theatricale. On Wednesday, the 21st ult., the performance was the comic ...

... 'WKEI WBA- a AND T P ANS. The varieusupars 5presentee on Weduesday a very animated spjeaprae OWing to the many thousaind ipersons who lined tbe pathe at the aides of the frozen waters to witness an almost eqrual number disporting themdselvs apo the lae The wea~tbef during the fore part of the da ?? eold, with a strong northerly wind, and the thermomueter stunding as low as 2f deg. About 4,000 ...

... EAIGRANTS AN.D THIiR .6lBImEOS. I NATAL, A WOOL.PRODUCING COLONY. To THE EDnoTR,-S1R,-No0V there is a pause atnong you in the rash to the diggings, emigrants in searchof a colony may be seeking information to help them to a decision, and, perhaps, not find uninteresting the follow. ing extract from my reply to inquiries from a successful digger in Australia, who, having had enough in that ...

... FREE.AS.NRY | On greeting our bretir~en on the comm~encenient of the new yerohv greatv pleasure in acnwegn the suliport We have hithert received from them, a support whieh yes, shall Constinne to endeavour to deserve by the closest attention to everything of interest to the M1asonic world. Thi order; however, to make our Maonic ineliene, especially duriog the sedson of brehre tofowar ...

... IDLAND. MU. Jous O'CowNNaL AND Tim TaIT7VIRATE.- The new member for Clounel has addressed a letter to the people of Clonmel, in which he takes occasion to speak in anything but eulogistic terms of Messrs. Duffy, Laces, and Wray. By your favour, he says, I have bees enabled, at this juncture, to be again of use. I have stepped into the vacancy that otherwise might have been attempted by a ...

... ADDRESS FOR TEE NEW YEZA. The year which now*- belongs to the Past, has proved fertile in incidents both at home and abroad., Upon -our own soil a grand moral warfare has-been waged, and is till waging, by Labosr aogainst the tyranny of Capital; sad in the East the patriotic Turk has'been ompoelled po take up arms to resist-the 'encroachments of barba- rau Russia. In respeet to the struggle at ...

... AN ENGLISH DURam AND ZIS:POXZTSCAr. SfrFS. A letter in the Vimes of Wednesday last, copied into another column of this journal, and' signed 4 An Elector, is admirably ?? of the corrupt work- ing8 in ?? electoral 6ysttnm, if.any. more proof were required of its abominations than tbe. diselosures in- variably following on contetted elections. The Duke-of NonRoFLK is, apparently,; a perfect ...

... THE Bl3VCGlA3.T..AT MIJZGXTON _ NBUZZAnD. . On Tuesday, at twelve o' olok. Colonel Gilpin, M.P., tock his seat en the benuh, and-the four prisoners, Marshall, Sanders, Parker, and hMyers, were placed at the bar.. Mr. W. F. Howe, of Blaokfrlarisroad, Londei. attended on behalf of the priseners Sanders, Parker, and Marshall; and Mr. Solemons, of the Boreugh-road, defended Myerm. The lrst witness ...

... LAB0D AND WAGES. A general meeting of the mnemp loyed Was convened in the Orchard 'at ?? ?? on Saturday week afternoon. As usual, there 'Was a very large attendance; Mr. Wadding. ten, of Preston, presiding.' Mr. Coewxnr, after some introductory remarks, continued thus :-Tkere has been a great deal said In reference to ear reports, In refereiwe to our honesty, In reference to our in- tegrity. ...

... I _ ARMY STATIONS, JANUARY 1, AS. 1st LoaE GusaD9, Windsor 40th, Australia; Waterford. 2nd, Regent's-park 41st, Malta; Mullingar Royal H. GUnsa, Hyde-park 42nd, Portsmouth 1st DRaG GuAnEs, Dublin 43rd, on pasg. to E, Ind.; Chat. 2nd, Dublin 44th, Gibraltar; Chathalu 3rd, Longfbrd 45th, Cape ef G. H.; Chatham 4th, Eaundalk 43th, Dublin 6th, Ballincollig 47th, Malta; Birr 8th, IPsrvIFh 48th, ...