... I PUBLIC B-NA I 'K6ENNEDY,- ,. .i U ' -; in JBY EXPRESS. In ;; (hXiab 01 OU8 Owx rPOITEmw.) The 'Dndalk, Wednesday Night The ppublic banquet to Mr. Tristram Kennedy, LP4 haL is just come off.: 'It was most numerousl and infduenllty attended by thb pricipal clergy and leading electors ctthe, s. county. Ong1to T'he -aahhour at whieb the proceeclasg terminated, it would be impossible to send you ...

... DUBUIN: TUESijiAY, JANUARY 31, 1864. THE LOUTII ELECTION. The ministerial organ formally announces that Mr. Chichester Fortescue has been selected by the government as the successor of John Sadleir on the Treasury benches, and as the recipient of the pay which he has been compelled by the recent legal proceedings in the case of the still incarcerated Dowling to relinquish. Mr. Fortescue has, ...

... DUBItIN 4fow SaATU 184,tRY DULILIN: SATURDAY, JANUARY 21, 1864. THE BALLINASLOE UNION-EXCLUSION OF THE I ~~~SISTE RS OF MERICY. I The Ballinasloe guardians have deliberately come st to the resolution not to-allow the Sisters of Mercy to CC minister to and solace the cheerless and hopeless in- fl mates of the union workhouse. Upon what prin- t' ciple this arbitrary vote of a Protestant ...

... F O R E I G N T EG: FOREIGN INTELLIGE NCE, RUSSIA AND TURKEY. Letters from Bueharest of the 10th instant state that the attack on Kalafat is definitively fixed for the 19th instant, the festival of St. John the Baptist, accprding to the Ruesian calendar. The Russian army, it is said, is to march against the Turks immediately after the celebration of the festival, with a cross at their head, ...

... THE WEA'f HER, &c. After a severely cold and stormy night, attended with heavy falls of snow and dry sleet, which accumulated in vast drifts of great depth along the surface of the streets of the city, especially where exposed to the force of the wind, the morning of yesterday -et in with a tendency to frost again, rendering the city thoroughfares, and particularly the roads around the suburbs ...

... PBLIC; BANQUET TO TRISTRAMI 0 : KENN;EDY - ESQ. M.P.: : oX OUR owN BHPORTEIS&.), Thoeelectors and clergy or the county Louth entertained ' their tried and eucellent represenattive. Mir, Tristraem Ken- nedy, at a public banquet in Donudail on Wednesday even- ing, to mark their appreclationhof hib erivices in parliament. and their fullest approbation of his upright ahld fearless con- duct as a ...

... ?? I 2upI\ COMMITTEE. (FRO rt OUit OWN REPOUoTECtL ) Th ,onitnhttee re.umed its s Lmndon, Friday Nipg The ecmmrirteo rem, umed ?? to-dy in No. 19 co nmitteeroo. Tbere was a n unuerugs attendance of mein- roere of the House of Commoons and of atrangers. Lan the members of the committee were present. Mr. BBSLtPY in the chair. Mr. Fraucis Scully, M.P., addressed the committee, and said he had ...

... MEROHANTR'-QUAY WAnD~-COHPLIMENTARV D a DINER TO UADERMAN I .EYNOLDS; The dinner given yesterday evening to Alderman J. Rey- nolds by his municipal constituents of the above ward was attended by e large body of citizensresident in the ward, and not a few from other parts of the city. The entertainment took place at the Cashel Hotel, Bridge- street, and did much credit to the good teato of the ...

... ARRIVAL OF TiUE ATLANTIO. totROM OUR OWN CO.OIRRESPONDLEN'.) Liverpool, Thursday. The United Statea mail steam ship Athintic, Captain West, arrived in the Mersey ihis morning, at three o 'ock, with four dayas later news, 6b pessongers, aud 1,000 dollars in necifo on freight. The Atdadtici which left New York on the 4th irist,, reporta the arrival at lldlifalc on the sairm morniolg of tha ...

... I - We are glad to find that the clergy of the deanery of Claremorris, following the excellent example of their brethren of Tuam, have come forward to tender their cordial and active support to the Irish Tenant League. The subjoined letter from the Rev. Mr. Reynolds, the patriotic parish priest of Claremorria, enclosing the eubacriptions of fourteen dergy- men of that deanery, beara strong ...

... DUA)J ' TtrivIaY, tII jU t} 14, ,4. DUBi.AN: TUP SUAY, FEiwBiW'ARY 14, 165)4. PREVENTION OF BRBUERY. Ministers usher in the session with a p(rfect crowd of reforms. Mr. Cardwell buries the last fragment of Protection in opening up the coasting trade. Mr. Baines reforms the intricate law of set- tle-nent, and, besides the Parliamentary Retbrm Bill-work enough for a session if there be a real ...

... 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 ...