... I LONDON: TU1RSDAY, JANUARY 1, 1866. The New Year opens encouragingly. But for the fall of Kars-for which, when Parliament meets, a strict account must be demanded from Lord PALMERSTON, who at least cannot plead ignorance as an excuse for its neglect and sacrifice-there is not a single omen to damp the spirits of the people, whether they still cling to the hope of peace, or anticipate, with ...

... KINTARESBOROUGH. kFFRAY WTT1T -r SERnTOUs AFFRAY WITH POACHERS NEAR KNARES- ERO'.-On Thursday ]ast, a case of considerable interest was heard before Joseph Dent, Esq., and a crowded court, it in which two lell, named Mark Kirby and James Hodg- ir so, of ae artonr-cln-Grafton, near ]loreuglibridge, were d a with night poaching and violence at the town- 1L ship of Goldsbro' two miles from ...

... b91e fremia-ws OVIC I I DUBLIN - TUESDAY, JANUARY 1, 186t I .. . ^it I THE LAND QUESTION IN IRELAND. X The possibility of an early dissolution hag given a stimulus to some of our Ilethargi le- hal gislators, and many who, some months since, w$ scoffed at Crawford'V' bill as a ±ib'l andn - at independent parliamentary actioa as being ens synonimous with independence -of, 411 ptinci- pie, ...

... THE AMERICAN MAIL. Liverpool, Monday Morning. The America has arrived; 133 passengers, and 30S,480 dols. specie. She passed the Asia, Dec. 19, off Boston. Baltic arrived at New York 13th Dec. No Speaker had been elected when the America sailed; consequently, no Message had been delivered. The following was the result of the 64th vote, on the 13th day after meeting:- Banks, .-. ] ...

... -eC- r (PFRO OUR OWVEN COaaSPOx'BdEy-) , [rheo f lwiig appeared in oar Fvening Edinenr of yesitrd YJ : PARIS, SUNDAr EvENiNo. ?? my letter of lat night was posted, Paris was illuminated, aud the illuminations were more -eneral and more brilliant than any that r I have ever seen. Not only the Boulevards and the great streets, but numberless little courts, alleys, and out-of-'he-way places were ...

... 5gri~ti fff tte VMSre -- ?? SCOTIISH AGRICOJLTURAL STATISTICS. (Tinmes.) The time is at hand when it will be deemed as ruinous in a country to be without accurate estimates of its harvests as it would be extravagant in the indi- vidual farmer not to know the amount of his crops, and it is not very creditable to us that, with all the fuss which is annually made about prize pigs and ...

... ADMIRALTY, DEc. 31.-ApoiNTMENT.-Surgeon La S. Denny, M.D. (1850) to the Forth, 44, screw mortar snip, tr at Devouport. Pi PORTSMOUTH, DB= 31. t The Great Britain, 8crew steam transport, is to fa leave to-morrow for Liverpool, her services as a transport rc beiog no longer required. Nie is this afternotn discharging vi fittings put up bv gorernnent. The invalids she arrived ho with yesterday ...

... DUBLIN, DztC. 31. The rumoured intention of Colonel Caulfield to retire fronm the representation of Arrmagh county hes been contradicted. It is stated that the election by the Roman catholic priests of Kildare and Leighlin of a successor to the late Bishop Haly has been set aside in Rome. The usual course on these occasions is for the priests to select three names from among their own body, ...

... THE LEEDS MEROURY. e C THE YEAR 1855. ares and t 1. THTE year which has just expired will be the ; o memorable in the history of Europe. It has Kert, I witnessed the great struggle, or possibly the first act of t1 in the great struggle, between the Powers of the Azofi - West and the East, to decide with whom shall rest on th e the dominion of the Old World. For it would be a so as j false and ...

... caORRECu'u TO Turn 31lT Oa DCC., 1855. [jVhere twVo places are mentioned, the last-named is that at wvhich the Depot of the Regiment is stationed.] 1st Life Gds., Hyde Purk 41st Turkey, TelPIeneoro 2nd Ditto, Windsor 42nd Teirkey, Stirling RI. Hrorse GOs., Regent's Pk 43rd Bnng2alor, Chetla 1st Drag. Gds., the Crimea; 44th Turkey, WaMlmer Exeter 45th CapeG Hope,Chiathni 2nd Ditto, Dublin 46th ...

... CORRE SPONDENCE. THE POOR-LAW VALUATION. TO THE EDITOR OF THE BELFAST NEWS-LETTER. SiR-It has been asserted that tho Poor-Law va- luation for the Belfast Union is incorrect, and that a re-valuation is desirable. But we require proof of the truth of these assertions, and such proof has not yet been given. That there are inaccuracies in every valuation we must admit, for men's judgments, in ...

... Her Majesty's Emigration Commissioners, with a view to tstist persons of the several clatses eligible under their rfgulations who may desire to obtain passages to the Australisn colsnies, have considerably diminished the pay- ment heretofore required from emigrants, which for the present will be uniform for all the colonies, as follows: Aem. U nder 4.5 atd 50 and 45. under 50. under 60. I. ...