... The arrival of the Overland Mail brings accounts of its capture of Bashire. These accounte state that on the 4th December Karrech was taken possession of ass a military depot, and occupied by two companies of the 2nd Belocheets. No opposition was offered-indeed, our people found only a handful of ill-fbd and unpaid mercenaries, to whom their advent was rather a boon than otherwise, On the ...

... ?? - , liailWA W18. I Gakixf80 SOUusiam AND WscsmaN.-1turn of t Ird fr the B -week andhig Dee 27, 186t -o t . d. ae, '.Passengers,.parcels, &c.; amount £3971 12 6 o Merdbasl 15ansi eattl o 1 1518l15- 1,490 7 6 Corlespending week in 1856 (203k niles open:- i Passengersi iulsils, &c.; amount 3981 7 7 A aierohandizeand cle .. .. 16CM9 T ?? 14 9, I RISa SOUTH BASTESON (Carlow to Kilkeenny, 25 ...

... INCOME TAX-MEETING AT GLOUCESTER. An important pub:ic meeting was held at Gloucester on Monday evening, with a view to obtain the total and imme- diate repeal of the income tax, it being the second meeting held vitlhin a short time for that purpose. The Mayor presided. MIr. Bowley proposed the first resolution, which deprecated the income tax as Unjuat in its operation, vexatious In Its I ...

... TRlE LONDON JOURNALS. The Daily News returns to the subject of the bombardment of Canton:- The tone in which the hostilities at Canton are spoken of in some quaeters is very painful. There was culpable levity in Admiral Houston Stewart's talking about breaking tea- cups in China, at Arbroath; and the swaggering declaration of the Timmes, that the attack upon Canton is a simple and ...

... ?? _ ?? $ouirm I DUBLIN: TUESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1867. The late gales have resulted in a terrible loss cf property on the Eugli6h Coast. Lives, too, have been sacrificed, but the real loss will not be ascertained until the sea gives up its dead on the last day. We believe the destruction of vessels has been greater, during the recent week of disaster, than at any similar period within the memory ...

... MR. DUNNE, CHIROPODIST, has roturned from Paris, and for the extraction of Corns, &c., will attend from Ten to Five daily. Fee, 2s. id. each Corn, &c. The NOVELTIES in the BOOT TRADE will be an- nounced in a few days. 15, UPPER ORMOND-QUAY, DUBLIN. WELLINGTc)N IN THM PRENHsEa.-The fine picture of Wellington ita the Pase of the Pyrenees is to be removed from Mr. ILccege's gallery l4 a few days. ...

... I (From the Dsvonport Jowrnal.) Mr. Guinness, known to us until within the last few days througb some brief newspaper paragraphs only, as bidding fair to rival the renowned Mr. Spurgeon, has been in this neigbbourhood, and has created amongst all classes and sects a great sensation by his earnest and impassioned preaching, His coming was announced by handbills, and a short state- ment to the ...

... THE INCOME-TAX MdOVEMENT. | CARLOW, JANq. 7.-Thore wab a large meeting of the gentry and ratepayers of the county held in the court- bouse, on Tuesday aset. A petition against the tax was adopted. TirriEIOAity.-At ae meeting of the Nenagh town cow- neissionera on Monday last, the council decided on pre- Selnting a petition to parliament for the abolition of the iscome tax. A public meeting ...

... #Cle $rcemaits ein -tat I DUBLIN: FRIDAY, JANUARY 80, 1857. FACTS ABOUT 8AVINGS BANKS. *The public will exclaim- Have we not bad enough of Savings Banks ?? Abundance of discus. sion and very little fruit. The subject has been mystified in parliamentary jargon, and a so called remedial act was passed, which afforded no remedy at all, the result of which has been a distrust in such institutions ...

... THE LEVE ., gis Excellasey the Lord Lieutenant held hl9 firat levee for the ?? at Dublin Castle, on yeterday. Bin Excellency ,tired the Tbrone-room shortly after one O'clock, attended by the following officers of the household _ Tw Privose secretary, Frederick Howard, Esq. T State Steward, Viscount St Lawrence. Til eompter. Bobert Willia-n, Esq. T hs GelitleinB Usher, Fredterlok Willis, REq. ...

... (From iel Times Correspondent.) NAPI.ES, JArN. 8.-MY last letter coniained a scanty re- pert of the explosion of the Carlo Ill., whether proceeding from accident or design, which bas increased yet more the effervesceuce of the public mind. There is very little to correct, I believe, in that Statement, bat many details may be added to it. It so happened that both the royal boxes at San Carlo ...

... TENANT-RIGTIT MEETING AT CASTLE. i I BAIL (F'OX OUR OWN REPORTHR.) Castlebar, Toursday Night. The provincial conference of the Tenant League, which, was announced to be held in this town on this day, did not take place, but those who had the management of the mat- ter substituted for tho conference a public meeting of the residents of Castlebar and the neighbouring ;baronies in fa- vour of the ...