... 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 ...

... I _. ?? . I The following speeches of ir.'Duffy, E.P., and the Rev. Mr. Ennis, which were delivered at the Meath banquet, we were reluctantly obliged to hold over until to-day-the for- mer to that of the toast of the Independent Irish Party, and the latter to that of the Clergy and People of Meath:- Mr. Gavan Daffy, M.P. who was received with enthusi- astic and repeated cheers, followed ...

... I THE WAnd I (From the Visae.) Although we hare still to rely on telegraph intelligence for what is known of the last operations on the Danube, and of the movements of the combined fetls in the Black Sea, 0 there can be no doubt that events have occurred which ap- g proach much more nearly to actual war between some of the' Great Powers of Europe than anything we have yet had to It record. ...

... I XEATH INDUSTRIAL CONFERlENCE. I ;(pno OUR OWN BRIPORTExE.) A conference of a considerable number of the most in8quen- I tial clergymen and laymen of Meath was held on Monday in in the courthouse, at Navin, to consider and determine upon the best meansof promoting and encouraging agricultural and manufacturing industry throughout the county Meath, so as to diffuse the greatest possible amount ...

... I= . ?? -1 T. uXION., ., The guardianb of thW union held their usual meeting on yesterday, in. the board- roam of -the workhouse, Doctor BRADY' in the chair. The following guardiansilseke present ?? Reilly, Hyndman, Archdold, Austiu, Murphy, Baily, Cusack, Butler, mElooee, Crawford, P LIl-iiong. Byrne, Roper, Harkal, ; Arkine, Bolsnd, Hardy, Ga& oan, Dodd, Mallett, Coegrave, Langan, Carolin, ...

... I London, Thursday Evening. I have so often in my recent letters expressed my opi- nion, founded. on that of others whose position and judgment entitle them to every respect, that the complications in the east of Europe could have no other result than a war between France and England and Russia, that I shall not do more to- day than point out to your attention the uniform character of all the ...

... ITLE JRISE: PARTY-TIE I IEATE I DEMONSrIIATLO . Y. ; ?? from l the W4eni4 Frerrlwn, of yesterd!s5; 01!j/Frepuan ofYefriO r, ( Ox l ?? fl&¢naPoisess). , Leinster made its solemn pronouncement iin favour of the id policy of the Irish Parliamentary Party of Independent Op- position, and against eorruption, on Tuesday, at avavn, on the s- occasion of the banquet given by the clergy and electors of ...

... I FOREIGN- INTELLIGENCE. I FURTHER DFATY OF THE AUSSANS. Although we are yet without any detailed accounts of the Ruslian .reverses in Wallachia, we bave received, along with accounts fully confrmoing the account of the Ruseian lo-s on i the 6th, statements that the fighting continued on the,7tb, 8tb,- and 9th, and the rtrke were still successful. The Moeiteur of this (Saturday) morning eays:- ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGEN CPA. RUSSIA AND TURKEY-TUE FIGHTING AT CITALE. We have advices from Vienna of the 15th confirring the successive defeats of the Russians near Kalafat, and giving further partioulars. In proportion to the numbers engaged, nothing like the carnage and bloodshed of the battles fought on the 6th, 7th, 8th, 9tb, and 10th last. have been board of in Europe since the taking of ...

... IELRBOUR OF CEFASE ON TE ET OAT O IRo~E A!D - IMPORTS REETIqG IN DRGEDA (ROM ouR oWN nM)oATSH.) Pursuant to requisition an important and influential meet- ing was held yesterday, at the Hotel, Drogheda, for the pur- pose of adopting a memorial, to be submitted to the Lords of the Admiralty, and of devising such other measures as might be deemed necessary for directing the prompt attention of ...

... I RUSSIA AND TURKEY. PAlRS, WEDNESDAY EvENING.-The Funds have fallen to-day nearly one per eent. This fall has been caused chiefly by a telegraphic despatch in a London journal, stating that at St. Petersburg there were indications of the determination of the Emperor of Russia to reject the propositions of the Emperor. At the Bourse' however, it was asserted that the French government had ...

... ?? raivo $,ournda DUBLIN :,TaURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 1854, 1 . - - CATHOLICS IN ENGLAND, Mr. Horace Mann's report on Religious Worship 0 in England and Wales, based on the last Census,ti has given great comfort to those who regard any other form of Christianity than their own with fer- bi vent dislike. The small proportion of Catholics to 9e Protestants and Dissenters evolved by Mr. Mann, ti ...