... i' , - : . T.!,E gENT OFjilh ARMY.; f G A_ AA7 'l . . \ [ ' . ' . I We have sP Oucrpodel6y, negiacte .the 9 ingle object of eifflciency in the managemnent of ouI: army,for ?? canlnot say how long. There are Inthiat -armY' the~ materials ofa very offtieut army ; there ari~plenty of. good men and true -in all ranks; .thcrelare'men .who haves sen.'plenty of service in our Indian and othdr wilre ...

... DUBLIN PHOTOGRAPHIC SOCIETY, The third monthly meeting of Ihis association was held last evening in the boardrrom of the Royal Dablin Society House. The chair was taken by Lord OTHo FlTZGErALD. The meeting was crowded and influential, and comprised a number of the scientific men of Dublin. The objects of this society cannot be overrated, wb n we c-n3ider the manry usefol and practical purposes ...

... LICENSED GEOCEUS' AND VINTNERS' SOCIETY. I A special general tuceting of this body was held on yes- terday, at the rooms, 17, Yurk-atteet, to coreidar on thb pro- priety of a deputation having an interview with air. Vincent Scully, M.P., and the city and other locally resident mem- bers of parliament on the subject of amendments in thu low, and also to decide on the period at which the, third ...

... * - . | QUEEN'S OWN RorAL DuBLIN CiTr.-The city of Dublin militia regiment mustered for the first time at the Linen Hall Barrack yesterday. 260 answered to their names; but of 286, only 26 men wvere absent, several of whom, we understand, have entered regiments of the line. It afforded extreme plea- sure to the colonel and ofileers to find that lhe conduct and demeanour of these *a60 men were ...

... TU 'T u H WARo. ?? BY MIAGNETIC TELBQ1BAPH- (From. the Timer.) IAz sISILLEs, TVrCsDAYr.The Ganges, which left Con. stantinople on Dec. 25, bas arrived at Toulon. D ,Dpafcheis left Marseille at noon. Thes a llies have _230 guns tn-bat- tfelse ready to open fire against Sebastopol. - a Tbe Mionifer cf Wedneaday morning publishes a diip'atch from Admiral Hamelin, dated Dec. 22. I'e.s44 S tbat iii ...

... . -LETTER FROM THE REV. M I OSBORNE. Tbhefo1owingeMb'eitralita from a letter Oddissed to the Tow by the Hon. and Rev. Sidney Godolphin Osborne, who has justreturnedjirons Constantinople:- If, Sir, England is to be true to ?? rist at once answer to the cry from the Crimea for more troops. No braver mon ever yet exiatecdthan those who, baving survived the Is- sues of the late battles, wait, yet ...

... SECIANID _ED1TIN. (PAR 1fAdGNETlS'WTE'LGR':AP:R) : Freeman Office, Thursday, Two o'Clock. AUTOGRAPH LETTER OF THE QUEEN. HER MAJESTY'S ANXIETY FOR THE WOUNDED iN THE CRIMEA. The Morning Post publishes the following letter, addressed by Her Gracious Majesty to Mr. Sidney Herbert, and through him to Mirs. Herbert, by whom it was transmitted to Miss-Nightingale:- Windsor Castle, Dec. 6, 1854. ...

... THE CEOSS-CHANNEL STEAMERS. - We feel much satisfaction in being able to state that an effective committee has been organised for the purpose ot making some more lasting and substantial tenders of tbanks to the gallant commander of the Anglia for the seamanlike qualities he displayed on the 9th December, and for which he already received the public thanks of the Marquis of Cotlyng. ham, the ...

... i T T WAR. Part of the following appeared in a Second Edition of our last publication:- DISPATCH FROM MENSCHIIOFF- BEnLLis, WUDnNEsDAY.Under date of St. Peters- burgh, January 2nd, we learn that a despatch had been received there from Prince Alenschikof, an- nouncing that nothing remarkable had taken place at Sebastopol between the 20th and 26th Decem- ber, with the exception of two sorties on ...

... INTMNED ASSAULT ONq SE, BASTOPOL. (Floot the Times). We bave repeatedly been informed that an assault was to take place about Chriatmes, but the information was coupled with the request that we would say nothing to indicate the quarter or the day of attack. We believe that we may now say, that, on the 18tb, it was the general belief that 'on or Christmas Day the allies would open fire from 800 ...

... THE CATHOLIC CHUIRCH. 7 ad ~~ALLOCUION 10 OF OUR HOLY FATHER rOPE PIUS IX. w IN THE SECRET CONSISTOltY OF THE 9T11 Dr DECEMBEL1,, 1854. :h VZNERABai BuuTalmsr.-t is with peculiar consolation I that we rejoice in the Lord to see yo now, venerable brethren, Id it assembled in great numbersa bout us-you whom we can e truly call our joy and our crown. You are, indeed, a portion B of those who ...

... DUI. c RIDA, J Y 1,'3ou;rna. DUBLIN: FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 18r)6. When the Emperor Nicholas was sympatbising by imperial order and autograph with the garrison of Sevastopol, and, what was of more importance, counting one month's service in the fortress as equi- valent to one year's service in the armyi with other little vails which are thoroughly appreciated by the poor Russian serf, Queen ...