... MARRIAGES IN IRELAND. A parliamentary paper, istued on Wednesday, con- ql talus voluminous tables relating to the Marriages ro- al gietered in Ireland during the year 1857. It consists P of a report, addressed by Mr. W. Donnelly to the Lord hi Lieutenant, to which are anbjoined abestracts, In which Ai GE the tables contained in tbherport are somewhat amplified, tci premising that Catholic ...

... SPEET1 OF THE EMPEROW OFT . THElE FREKNCli (BY ELEcOTRIC TELEGRAPH.) (Reutesr Teslegram.) PARIS, MOIpDAT.-The Emperor's speech is pacific. He pr:zoa highly the alliance with England, regrets the difierences with Austria, and sayS the situation of Italy is pollticalty, disquieting; but, nevertheless, there iI not sufficient inducement for a belief in war, and ho hopes peace will not be ...

... THE CArHOLIC UNIVERzITY. TO TIt EDITOR Oi. TFID P5EUAN. EIft-As In a recent number of a weekly ootemporary the question has been asted of withdrawiog the ssirlati :of the medical stal of the Catholic Ualverslty, perhaps you will permit me to state, through the medium of yeur oolunina, the 2easons inhy this should -net and cannot te done. . ?? ?? matjority of these gentiemen were Invited by the ...

... I I DUBLIN FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 18,1859. MARKET REFORM BILL. Lord Nasa halved the bill of his predecessor,an and essays only market legislation this session. out Nextyear, if fortune favours and Liberals are di:d cordant, he expects to complete the reform by des doing for the fairs what he now seeks to accorm- plish for the markets. In our opinion, the plan stil of Mr. Herbert was more judicious. ...

... LATEST INTELLIGENCEO. (By MAGSIrTI0 TEtLERAO lk5 THE MONEY MARKET. London, Saturday Ngl The Funds have to-day sustained a fresh fall of about *, owing partly to a sale of £100,000 Console, to close the account of a speculator for the rise. The Railway Share Market has been decidedly heavier. All the leading Eng- lisx Stocke have fallen. Midland, > per cent. Lo)ndon and North Western, 12 to -. ...

... LATEST INTELULGENCE. a(BY 5AGNET1^ TICLEGAP.L) e THE MONEY MARKET. a London, Friday Nis7t, Coneols have been very dull all day, and de, clined to 94 15-16, and closed 94ji 5, rather b uyers at 15-16. The Market is entirely under - the influence of Parls quotitione, which have e come lower. Rentes are said to be 66.95 money, and 67 10. for account, but the regular telegram has not arrived. ...

... I A snbstantial blue book, principally composed of tablea, and publisbed on Saturday, ?? of the report of the Rogistrat General of Ireland to tbe Lord Lieu- tenant, for the year 1857. The total acreage under cultivation in 1857 was 6,869,117, being au increase of 105,70 over the preceding year. Of these 88 per cent. were occupied by oaty, 28 8 by meadow and clover, 19 6 by potatoes, and 986 ...

... I LATESTl' INTELLIGENCE,. t (01(BY X&NETlr TLEGL AP)FI THE MONEY MARKET. Lordon, Fiday Evaning. Stagnation has prevailed to-day in the Stock Exchange. The Funds have declined about . per Cent,, and Railwvay Shares, both English and Foreign, are weaker. Consols opened ,steady at 95 a J for Money and Account, but 3 ix the absence of any business declined to 971 sellers, and closed so. The ...

... PAILS, TuSDAY EvEsomNG-Tbe event of the day is the following speech made by the Count de BlOrny to the Corps Legislatif ?? hlessieurs-I bad intended to speak to you of yourselves ; I bad prepared a statistica! table of your labourg during the time that I have bad the honour to be your president. I hbd at heart to de- monstrate-by bhowifg 3oU the proofs of the great valU wbicb the government ...

... I At the last meet in of thd Tuain Board of eaarldatlt the fullowing communication wae read:- Poor Lawv Gommission Office, Dublin. 7th Feb., 1859. Sire-Advertfig to their communication of the 11th nIt., the commissioners desire to state that they have now received the report of their inspector, Dr. Brodie, with the minutes of evidenoe taken at the Inquiry which he has made wilth respect to ...

... DUBLIN: MONDAY. FEBRUARY 28. 1869. If the question of Parliamentary Oiths be troublesome, the sooner it is- solved the better for the peace of the community and the repose of Parliamnent. The second reading of Ur, Fazgeralu's bill had been fixed for this evening; but, since the Irish Assizes will necessarily attract a large number of members from both sides of the House, the discussion has ...

... In the Court of Qaeenla Baneb, London, the following case was heard :-MIllar v. the London and North Western Railway Compsny.-The plaintiff is the widow of the late Rev. Mr. Millar, of Lurgan, and she brought this action on behalf of herself and deughter to recover compensation, under Lord Cfampbell's act, for the loss of .her husband, who was killed on the defendenta' line of railway. The ...