... - FRESH NEGO TA [IONS. The Russian organ in Paris, L'AssemblecNationale, is quite alarmed at the bristling aspect of prepara- tion in England and France. A few weeks ago Nicholas of Russia was the wise and moderate de- fender of a righteous cause. H He felt that he was right, said the Assemblee, and he was right. But nous avons, &c., &c. lie is no longer the righteous upholder of truth ...

... SANliTARY A68QUIATIOiV. I The weekly meeting of thia aisoeltion was held yestier- day. Tae chairmws takl urby Sir EDWARD BORoUGH. Members ?? itev. the Dean of the Chepel Roysl, Rev Alr; Abbott; Doctors Byrne, Vence, llealy, Nelty, and Mason; J. Molloy nnd J. Norwood, EsqrF. HEALTH Ott THrE CITY, The ordinary police returns for the week were read. They were most satisfactory as regardud the ...

... I THE CORPOiRATION - MiNiSTERS' MIONEY.. '1'he Corporation- of Dublin has followed the example of the Cork Corporation, and almost una- nimtously adopted a petition against the unjust tax familiarly known and felt as Ministers' Money. There was an. exception or two to the general de- nunciation, nut e;iceptio probat regualam., The expression of opinion was complete, acid the more ...

... LICENSED GROC-ERS ANZ VINTNERS' SOCIETY. , ?? ?? - - - - The committee met on Wednesday at 17, York-street, Mr. P. CASEY, grocer (loundtown), in the chair. Mr. Carey reported from the committee on the benevolent fund, that the full committee bad not met; and as their first act should be that of electing a permanent chairman and trustees for the purpose, they thought it better to adjourn, and ...

... ,LOUTH ELECTION-DECLARATION OF I I - . I THE POLL. The (w ?? nuc OURwx O aWN OtcTaIe). Tedeclaration of the numbeirs polled at the late conteste for the respective candidates for the representation of the county Louth, took place yesterday in the Record Court at Dundalk. There was a large number present, and considera- ble interest wae evinced in the proceeding. Mr. Cautwell, accompanied by ...

... CORRESPONDECE. I PARLUADU ABY REFORM-THE PLACE BILL. SIB-Permit me, through your columns, to point attention to one of the numerous instances which history presents of the vast importance of the constitutional check on the power of the crown contained in the act which necessitates re- election on promotion in office, which act Loyd John Russell seeks to repeal. I refer to the memorable Clare ...

... I . ~ ~ ~ . . - .. - - A meeting of shareholders opposed to directors' branch bill and preference shareq, and who wished all efforts to be made to making the main line, was held yesterday in Rad- ley's Hotel, FleANcis PURCELL, lieq, in the chair. Mr. Grey Porter read the names of the shareholders who had signed an opposition to the proposed project, and expressed a hope that when they were ...

... CHUROR OP ST. ANDRUw, WESTLAWD-HOW- IMPORTANT PARuCRIiL MEETING. ' . A _ - ?? . I . . A numerously attended anid highly iofluestiailmnieeilag of the Catholic gentry and citizens resident in Si. Andrew'a parish was held o0 Sunday last, in the chureb, after divine sarJ vice, for the purpose of hearing read the report of .t6e- pro- visional parochial committee relative to the preeent Mtate of the ...

... Yesterday morning, ateight o'clock, tbe othregiment moo- tered on parade in the Palatine square of the Royal Barracks, preparatory to their departure for Kingstown, to embark on board the Cambria steamer, which has been chartered by go- vornmeut to convey the regiment to Malta, en route to Turkey. The regiment mustered fully a thousand strong, but the number told off for immediate embarkation ...

... THE LOUIll ELEC'TION. I An opportunity premsets itself to the people of Louth of crowning themselves with eternal honour by electing Air. CIntwell as their representative, and thus dealiag a deadly blow upon the iniqusity of pledgebreaking, of which Mr. IFortescue, as a successor ot Mr. Sadleir, will be henceforth, if aqabi relurned, the exponent and the advocate. By the election of Teistram ...

... FOREIGN INTELLI(UENCE. WAR IN WALLACHIA. A letter of the 29tt or Janu ,ry, t' m the correspondent from the Lower Damilbe to the Vireea 'eAffedical Journ'aZl is of sufficient interest to merit trnnslation. He says:- We have sent aix of our bales of excellent English lint across to Kalafat, and this, with the unusual care of the component parts of the bridge, the increase of our pontoons, ...

... I I . BRIEF OF HIS HOLINESS PllJS IX. TO THEo Ai55acisalop oF FRIIBOURG. Fous P1. !X. VEISEcC~uLE BEoTrir.t, health and apostolic benediction. Before receiving your two letters-one of the 16th of Novem- bar, and the other of the 20th of December, of last year-vme were in deep grief; for we knew, Venerable Brother, how great were the number and the magnitude of the injustices and injuries ...