... I I (trOaM OUR COURiSrONDENT.) t Queenetown, Tuesday. c The steamship America, which sailed from New York on the lot instant, and was, consequently, due here on t Sunday, came into harbour this morning, having encoun- t tered very tough weather during her voyage. I may at once announce to your readers that Messrs, Mason s I and Slidell are not on board-they are, however, ex- 2 pected to ...

... ?? ExTEgBI0v1% IRELAND. | 'oaescR'1 Tastr.-The preseattfiert sessions for the bifony of Irnokitly 'weas held yestefty at the Court- lotiuse, ildletor.% Lotid FitstsoY'prftided. There was an applidatioli ?? proilsslon to put VP. telegraph poles ea public roads similar to the eermnsoion granted at the Baerymorietans~orl seessions. Ttao object of the appli- eatien waslo opan a msore direct ?? ...

... MR. GALLAHER, TIE VENTRILOQUIST. - ?? |_ .- . I A..*\1bA.lAA.A~ _A lA.^A After a long absence this distinguished monologue per. former made his first appearance In Dublin, at tho Lectare Theatre of the Mechanics' Institution Iset evening. The at- tendance was most numerous and highly respectable, and the old spirit of fun and humour which ere now heave made thonsands upon thousands lawgh, have ...

... I SICK AND INDIGENT ROOMEKEEPERS SOcIErY. A_ . .. ~. .. I , . - _ r. The annual meeting of the members and friends of this deserving charity was held at two o'clock yesterda-y, at the Board-room, No. 2, Palace street. The Right Hon. the Louts MAYOn preoldsd The 11ev. Dr. 9pratt read the annual report as fl- lows The Trustees of the Charitable Society for the Itelef of the Sick and Indigent ...

... I TIlE ?? ROMANCE. Thli ease was resumted on Monday morning. r| ir. Chambers proceeded With his concluding 9peach rin voir of the pelitioner, Heo.was happy to think sthat on one branch of thia iaquiry there was no dif - I (crence between one side and the other-lie alluded to the expertse in medical seienco with regard to this rmalady; for, though there was an adage that doctors Ioften ...

... THE WVINDHAM RO°MC ,N Mr~wlndlian tlais( Wednesday) r legn t'ohe ta ea in court at the opening of the Pr'J~,elnga. ftr Hugh Cairns ramumed hie. 'address to~the jury on behalf of the alleged lunatic. - eI remarked that this Well the first time It had been~ -attempted to introduce the jrinCiplC of Conseil cia ?? into the institutions of En gland. The family 'Louncils having been taken, it was ...

... TO TUE RIGHT rON. VISCOUNT PAeitcRSTOSO. St. Jarlath's, Tuam, Feast of St. Thomas of Canterbury, 1861. MY LORD-To some It 'may appear etirprlsing that, on behalf of the famishing people, I should chiefly ad- dress myself to one who is not known to entertain friendly feelings to our country, and whose strange selection of an Irish Secretary fully reveals his hostility to our religion. However, ...

... CATHOLIC INTELLIGENCE, The Right llev. Dr. O'Brien, Bishop of Waterford and Lismore, has appointed the Rev. J. Walsh as third curate to the Very Rev. J. Rally, E.P., V.G., Dungarvan, and the Rev. T, MiGrath as second curate to the Rev. Michael Walsh, P.P., Danhil. Both gen- tlemen have been recently ordained.- ?? Yews. AssocIATIoN FOR TUr PROPACATION OF THE FAITH-By a misprint, the donation of ...

... CARUSLE-B.1U!).GE. .: (j ,I] Mle followirg pinn i3 oilggestei f enlargurg this throogcd thinroudhfa m t'o a sflieieat breadib, 'in ;Iomei thst will unite embelihm'ent with conienience', 'and M ould involve a comparatively moderate outiayic the executioni unetteided itish o;qy' interruption ot ,intercourse,'during' 0io progredg 6f .tke ?? ;a siew to aebiiohe;,thits desirablo purpose, it is ...

... 1 QUEEN noq SE; A.)RE CHILDREN.. |, One lay the, Duchess. 01 Mssauu 91avu ai usu 'It honour of the ;u -ha Irtns4,t AIthdugh ?? and sufferig' left -her' cola8iss and 'alWe764 -herself' to d drgeed. Her fair 'bair;'whioh *hen untfastesled eaobed down to her feet, Was arranged 'in -the anclent Greek fashion, and. oruamented *ith' a' garland of flo*er These were no natural on,' however, but, made- ...

... The Montreal correspondent of the Times tells us the following story, which can only find a parallel in the prison records of the Neapolitan Bourbons On Wednesday, the 8th January, Mr Shaver, of Belleville, Canada West, a Canadian gentle- man, who has been imprisoned in Forts Lafayette and Warren since the 15th of October, returned to Canada, having obtained his release through the exertions ...

... FRANCE. The T'ies says :-Lt is a fact that great misery prevails in some of the large manufacturing and commercial towns, and is likely to increase if the war continues. We hear of disquieting reports of the prefects to the Government, not only on the destitution of the working classes, but on that which generally accompanies destitution, deep discontent. The Government encourages the ...