... YESTERDAY'S DISPATCElS I (From firs Evening Fresman ef yesay.J F&ANCE AND AUSTRIA. tii Tho Paris Lcorreopondent of the 2imes, writing last 1 night, states that the manner in which the Emperor a addressed the Arstrian Ambassadors at new year's day 0a levee at the TullOeTie hbee produced an effeot in the a higher finacial regions whicb it Is diffcnlt to describe- s The Emperor, notwithstanding ...

... . CATBsOLIC soIREE AX BIRMINGHAM. ?? . . . : ?? , .e _ -1 .- z 1 - ASA0 The filth annual re union of the Catholic congrega- tions of tbis town was hold in the Town Hall, lBir- mingbaus, on Tuesday evening, when nearly 1,600 persons sat down to tea, which was provided in excel lant style by Mr. Bryan, oi Congreve-btreet. Among the company preseht were 'Viscount Fieldhig, who pro- sided; Robert ...

... CURISTY'S MINSTRELS This corp9 of acjoirpliahed musicians and clever comic 0qes presented their third concert yeaterday evening, Delfoe as audleuce fully es crowded and fashionable as that whbaol patrooieed their opening performance on Mou. day niget. In roticing thl uniqiue entertainment, it should be obse'ved that it la one of thcoe adm!rable com. ?? of good music and comic acting of a ...

... - MILITARY ANDI NAVAL lNTRLLirBNCR. K o'f mcAnnevAY, oF Tnoors.-At eleven o'olock yesterday, 150 nton of all ranks belonging to tire second battalion of tiG t an It3th Regiment arrived at the Amic-ns-street ?? of e- the Drogheda Rasiway, from Newry. The troops havirng , En formed into marochin order, proceeded to ?? the terminus, from whence they departed for thle camp at tlre I in Carragh, ...

... REPEAL OF TME PAPER DUTI TLno movement for Lhe repral of thI ' p.- 'jap . cxaovded to all clqe l ?? Iso1mers t Oflrj~ and though Ii tie nonre Ihon teed, t05 hoel sI sic- thle first Mtotilg On the ELotiject Was hd in i Ithe rilsoc-ia-ion, the nucleus or Which Waitso time we ledicate, tircady emjbrpccm 80h ti man in the cdttt'try, oincldirg 07~r ioriy mO11114, Iegisie fire. The fcllowing list ...

... WHAT ENGLAND 18 TO DO. - - ff lin The resolution of the country not to ButLer 'teeLO Eo uu drawn into any alliance with Austria, which implies our guarantee of her dominlons ln Italys has been Unwis- taikeably expressed. It is equally certain that its de- termination is formed against any active participation in the belligerent schemes attributed to the government of France. Our aid ig ...

... Yesterday bieng the first day of Hilary Term the several law and equity courts were opened with the usual formelitiea CHAlNCERY APPEAL COURT-YieszEnDIA. The Lord Chancellor, accompanied by Ibe Lord Justice of Appeal, the Master of the Rolls and Master Brooks, and attended by his secretary and puree-bearer, entered the court at half-past twelve o'clock. The Master of the Rolls and Master ...

... i m .A. . . ?? At the meeting of the SCtatistical Society last evening CF. Codd, Esq. in the chair). Mr. Lawson, Q.C. made o Me observations on the subject of ' Legal Education in Ireland. He stated that two parliamentary committees, one appointed in 1846 and the other in 1855, had care- fully considered and elaborately reported on the subject of legal education in England, and both had ...

... DUBLIN CHEORCAL SOCIETY. h.Q1d A general meeting of this valuable society was nem last evening at their rooms, Groat Brunswick-street Tbe attendance was nuimorous and respectable, and in- eluded ieveral ladies. Tho chair was tatton by the Pro- eident of tho Socioty, The Hon. JortN P. VUREflER. Professor Cameron road some notes showing the analysea of several gunoee, as made in tbe eociety's ...

... Aft-man,!5 JX i -r a -l Ving'a L DUBLIN: THURSDAY. JANU.ARY 20, 1859, SmIVEL AND DRIVEL. In Ireland we fight an easy battle against the public disturbers. The wicked language adopted by the reckless aud mercenary long antecedent to Prc iician clubbism, and which ?? with peculiar vigour during the Crimean war and in the first stage of the Indian mutiny, is fast giving way, and a less malignant ...

... ual, 111c (Froin the Titnis of yesterday.) Tile IuI the good old days of Tory rule there was one thing tte which the untister never refused to a parliamentary c at sapporter-he might not be able to conveniently give ned. bimu a placo, but he nevor refood him a capital punisli- ned, tnet. If tho publicans found that their pole diesp- i.- peered frcm the railings wlereon they were expossd ?? ...

... I ?? tllf-, ?? I I ?? ? 4., ?? ?? ? . ?? ?? - 'I I' c . J, tt 4 ?? AL Ct, m tis ?, 4i ?. .. u ., I(. - n a t ? I 8SKcsET SOCIiF,T11S-T3IE CATHOLIC COlUItCE. When ?? was reported to have wan- der d from its old borders and despatched its dolegates South and east, the distillers of raki for the Imillion were gently opposed to all LeMret cietic,. Ribbonism, with it9 oatas, rsi1U, and ...