... TUE MEATS ' U . , .; X TO, THE TORE X' TMo ; FRaE 1 Hannon's Hotel, Kelie, November8Oth, 1855. -DEARcSMt-It may ba well. tO cautioa- ?? tuke an initerestlu i the' appoaching election for- this county not to be thro*noff- their' guard by any of-the' multhiarions stories *that are cirodlated. Amonast th reet itis parttfcalarly pro- pagated, by, the very tmen' wh6' are dte bpsieit underhand ...

... AMERA{'A. (FROtx OURt oWN Culthli5PODE-T.J LitvpuOul. SundaY. The connrequence of the nin-eldction of a opesakr ii tbit ?? Presidn 'a anuu.. msessage tiad not teni a~lverei to atber boues, asd that we are deprived of this MoSL i.0pOT' ani documeuL for another wtek, it not louger. LIaneia Stsw Yurk paper uwtvs, ?? ?? then etvoo, It w.uld noA io teurtiriebig if the mnbss,e ?? kept ?? till (iosJo ...

... BIONALs I ~~~MEETINGS. : - On lest evening the Bft meeting of the session for 1866 was held in the boardroom of the Royal Dublin Society, Kildare-street. The chair was taken, at eight o'clock, by JOHN BAILBY, EqG. Prof esor Davy rad a paper on the ?? ?? properties of charcoal and .uncabrred peat- He stated that he had made several expernmentS in charred and uncharred I ts or.; the purpose of ...

... LATES NEWS1 BY MAGNEVTC TELEBGRAPA. SARDINIA. Genqxal La Mareorst is expected to arrive in Turin on to-morrow. The government and garrison are preparing a brilliant reception. THE EAST. General Williams, and the prisoners of Kers hbve been sent to Tifflis. Engliah gun-boats are still cruising the Sea of Azov, and destroying, where the ice does not hinder them, all the Rassian fisheries. It is ...

... - TENNTLU- TH13 TENANT LHAGUL (Fromr t Dunddjk Democra.) We cannot find words to express our admiration of tbe zeal exhibited by the council of the League, in its labonrs during the last few weeks, to awaken the country to a cense of its duty. Already this zeal, and the ability by which it bas been characterized, have produced excellent fruits, for in many districts the apathy of the people is ...

... TH! BRITISE EXPEDITION. I (F~orem ti' im &e Cre~pornd t,e CAUF aitoltxo SUBASTOPOL, Nov. 24-The tteeie which you copied from an evening paper respectiog e strength of the British army next year we ?? * rov a eatiesaction, not altogether free from apprehension Ldi Witb writer may be mistaken. On one point he certain i miscalculated. and that is the strength of the reg ir,' U here. He has ...

... The usual weely ;meeting of the guardians of this union was held in the Board-room of the Workhouse, James's- street, on Thursday, JoT e LIOsTAIXNE In the chair. The oeier guardians present ?? Ousely Boneall D V C; Edklond Lawless, George Q Place, Dootor Wall, Simon Ledwidge, Martin Barke, D P Ryain, J P; ?? F Dowling, 8 El Gillesppie Philip Redmond, J. T Wise, Patrick Whelan, JObn Reynoldg, J ...

... [ ; T- at The following also appeared in our Second Edition of yesterday : T THE CRIMAEA. CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 29.-News fromn the Crimea of Nov. 2bth asates that snow had fallen. Scarchty continues at Kars, but it was hoped that the t0twn wonld hold out till succour arrived. TRIEISTE, SATUUnDAY.-Dates from Trobizond of Novem- ber 21st state that the Turkish army in Asia makes progress. It is ...

... . - I this The commanding efficera of ad. militia regiments arer ordcred tn proceed to London to mees the Minibter of WaL giur and Ihe Commalnder-iu.Cbief, to confer on a geerarl voluu- fin- teering from all Biaiiodied regimenis into the regular forcus, ten atter wbich thre ballot will take place to fill Up ihe ?? na- in tbe militia regiments -Limerick Ghroiawcls, tien; Tmen KEnitY klilTIA -We ...

... | The following letior lsb been putl-lhel:- -Treasury, December 6. MY DEAR Mu. DEAN-AS you are one of our earliest und be-t friends in this epslntial reorganization o, the publ.c service, espe- ciaoh in its relation to the education of the eou.try, I ?? it due to you to report progress. 'Nothisig can Ie uore satisfactory than the progress which has been made. The time is near at h tid when ...

... ST. MICHAN'6 (,HURCHYARD. TO THiE EDITOR OF THE FREEMAN. 29th December, 1865. SIR-A friend has just called my attention to the FREEsMAN's JOURNAL of the 26th instant, which contains an article condemnatory of the exclusion of a Roman Catholic clergyman from the churchyard of St. Alichan's. on the occasion of the interment of the late Miss Coffey, (a parishioner of St. Paul's) who was a member ...

... i 'SECOND EBITON. I - . tO:tOh; iwd, aaf to t4B. We regret ua t Yie exe as yet without ?? ardval of Amerx- ean new bacuts Or ilame-ln ?? our mftrke a are olear, wbielt rould uotaitavebeen she ?? ?? the Ameritau hig Cvnstitatiola, burut la $ verpoo1 ^ i%: dy6 sgo. TlS ?? tbe DrEh theretore, whuob Day reaeh Yw8 to;tb4[tt:4ZrZ will, w feHrb6 excet4WladXew&S sad 5h waot 6asa | u ?? ? ?? BY ...