... 1 ¶E A 1 A: ?? FO, 8LIGO. ian tooeieoceraers yours yesceray tise toUowing.cas, ta 'A -~ h ?? ot'y.e Fparttci ilacrlos Q.C., 31.!P. pK t i^'1n~ffE, liisucte by Mr . YAii s¢ostello, Ap- Al 5Peered rthls fabxiigand r. J1., ipstrong, QX.C, ti ITe~OtI ouit tea.iedi for tho.defendaut. E1 4astsd',SIioglttb;* pkintili t'o recvter tho vi staa of'- 10t ;hiebb'he illeged should hive heen paid to ?? ...

... . #}1 ../i X s BARO'N; RIC - - -I - A D' Ti i POPE.I I .mL -- -- X- as- ,L- ?? 1: The following 'are-tiro'mportant.doduments relative I to the *Boman. question which were Iaid before tie IChamber of, Deputies ?? on Wednlesday by Baron :JiicasolL The firt, wbich is A letter' t;; CardinaI Ant-e delli, as as follows:. T. uTrin, Auguasto1861. *e E iquxnoL.The government of hia Majesty King Victior ...

... IE1ER HEAD, DUBLIN. Up to 0, amn., Nov. 23.-Wind-W.N.W. Noresnber 22-Caunbria,ste3nner, ilolyheaad; Windsornand Dnk of Cambridge, steamers, Liverpool; Aletila, Salien. updial1 Cor!; Ocean Wave, New York, Indian coar; Milttea, ilerdlososki, wheat ; Ucrol, Sulina, whcat; Jaine and Sophia, London, general cargo; 2lercy Jaac, Teignooiol:l1, pipeclay Caroline, Wostefeod, solisot. Novonoier YS ...

... |. VnD Ai. : l I; I ?? n W-- 2- - _ - . ! . I JOHN 0. BONSAL,- Faq., in the chair. i Presentoieelioasianonesi~~. . Place, Ja'J.P.; iRogers, John Byrne, W. FlDroUghtj, DetoroWall, William lBesley, Edmoned . Lwles; , John!,DPrper,:;eaorge' Austin, Patrick Whelan, Maurice anormC Conel o ?? Lte, Sam uel Smley, ?? Dr. OTe1s. STATE' i do it HoUSl.-Paietres nelaini ng. in. the hoise''at last-'elurn, ...

... WAR OFFICE, FALL MALL-DEC. 27. 1 . _ .. ?? _. CIHAPsLAIN's DAurAlaNrT.-Thboe Ray iobert Halpill, Chap- b- lain of Third Class, to be Chaplain of the Second Class. The he Rev Robert L M Shee, Chaplain to the Forces, to be Chaplain of the Second Class. The Rev Henry Rare, Chaplain to the Forees; to be Chaplain of the Third Class. The Rev. J. J. Ut Malte, Chaplain of the Focrth Clasa, to be ...

... . We have to-day the melancholy task of laying before our readers the following cotrospondenoeo with *feY5rence to the romains of this truly eminent Irishman: TO ,T40 OU1ITTurSE OP rmi1u OATHOLIO O8e1MTreMS, DUBLINr. Royal Iribh Academy, 10, Dawson. street, Dec. 10. 6arr^ ?? death on last night of Dr. J. O'Danovan, Irofesser 61 Ceatic Literature, and author of many works ?? the 'sistory and ...

... | ItS BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. NEW YEAR'S DAY IN PARIS. es in THE EMPEROR AND TIHE DIPLOMATIC as BODY. TIHE PROPOSED AUSTRIAN NAYY. it AUSTRIA AND ENGIAND-A SUGGESTED iti - ALLIANCE. 3 ENGLAND AND THE FRtENCH FLEET AT )r | GAETA.. K ' (Reuters' Telegram). Paris, Tuesday Evening, Jan. 1. The Emperor received the diplomatic corps at the Tuileries to-day: To Lord Cowley, who, in the name ...

... I THE QUEEN'S SPEECH. FOREIGN RELATION. (BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH) London, Tuesday. 'O-DAY, shortly after two o'clock, the Imperial 'arliament was opened by Her Majesty the NQueen in person. Her Majesty, accompanied by some of the members of the Royal family, left Buckingbam Palace a little after one, and proceeded to the House of Lords. The streets, along which the Royal cortege passed, were ...

... Of AGRISM AND THE GOVERN[Ewr ?? m (ha Te clegrap of rcferday) | Religiousanimosities have given rise, all the world Over, to more cruelty, sedition, revenge, and maisacre than any other series of causes that could be. named; and in Ireland, especially, have precipitated the Orange- man and the Catholic against each other in ao many deadly frays, that, until an end can be put to the; pro- ceis, ...

... Yesterday and Wednesday were the coldest days ex- perienced since Clristma8. Rain, sleet, snow, and hail fell in heavy showers, and a high, piercing wind, from S.WV. blew without intermission. There was some slight 8ppearance of a change for the bhtter last night, but it was still very cold, with the wind at W.N. W. Fine weather is now much wanted for agricultural purposes, as well as to give ...

... :T- -- ?? ILATEST INTELLIGENC! nV An - - - - - ?? BY MAGNPTlu; TELEGRAPH. MORE DEMONSTRA.TIONS IN NAPLES. PUBLICATION OF THE TREATY AT PEIKII. RETURN OF THE ARMY. EXPULSION OF THE TIMES CORRESPONDENr FROM ROME. (Reuter's Telegram.) Naples, Thursday, Jan. 10. Tile popular demonstratioll which was announced for this day has not taken place. It is expected that the Council of Lieutenancy will ...

... WNDON FUNDS. 3apEnto Paumc.-Ooneols for Money, 914 f; do Account, 91*4; HewThrees, 91'. NooN FUNDRsConsO1s for Money, 914 4; ditto Account, 91f to 4; New Threes, 91t to I Exchcquer Bills, 2 to 8 dir.; Caledonlans, 974'; Great Northern, A, 1044; Great Western of Canada, 7 to 104; London and South Western, 94*; Leeds Northern, 57i; iMidlande, 181*; North British, 838; South Eastern 858 ; York, ...