... I LATEST INTELLIGENCE, BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. 3euwe's Telegram. Rome, Tharsday, Jan. 3 The Pope has issued an apostolic letter, tallin, attention to his incessant efforts to reunite the Greek and Latin churches. With this object, his Holiness has e established a special permanent Congregation of Car. : wdinalst tho ire to occupy themselves exclusiveil y witx thC affairs of tbe East=r Churcil. ...

... TO THlE RIGHIT IlON. Slit R. 1rcnrL. Longtown, Clanc, Jan. 7, 1862. Sen-I have to acknowledge the receipt oF your cir- culr, requesting my subscriptiun to the Queen's Col- ,e. I Iuist decline to comply with your request Do not interpret the refusal of so many Catholic gentle- men to subscribe to your educational project as a proof of ?? unuillingness to promoto edu.catolo, No people have ...

... FIER k1EAD, D)UBLIN. L*urvALa Up to b, nm., Jan. 27.-Wind-SS.W. January 2b-Leda, steamer, London ; North Ash, Ariroa&n, iron ; illbernia, steamer, llelyhead ; Llberfy, Liverpool. fil8s; Havelock, steamers, Glasgow ; Dread and Bertlia, Rancorn, salt. January 26-AdmIral htoorsom, steamer, Hiolyhead * Torch, Princess, and Royal William, steamers, Lirerpoll; Diane, Ibrail, Indian corn; El zabeth, ...

... I r. ± .n:s U J.A _ _ _ ,, * s:^t DEPUTATION TO THE LORD LIEUTENANI His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant received ry - pointment yesterday, at half-past twelve o'clock, a de- is tation from parishes of the counties of S'igo, ' ir and Galway, who waited on him for the purpose r presenting the actual and Impending distress of e localtiest and to urge the adoption of timely ret e relief. The ...

... I BLACKR()CKCON&blISS ION ERS. . The usual weekly meeting of this body was held yes- -frterday, Mir. TnosoAs DixioN, XP., presided., Yo- The Chairman said they,-were then to consider what 3uld steps should be taken as to the extension of area of the wh. township. The meeting hold -at Munkutown ?? week ~han was so complete a failure, that hae only wondered hosw Our the project was ever ...

... -THE OPENING OF THE FRENCH CUAmBERS. I The ceremony' of opening the French chakbert, which took place yesterday In' the Salle des Etats of the Louvre, woe performed with the'usual magnilcaence. Galignani deecribes the secene :-The noble hall n Whioh the ceremony toolc place was fitted up with hunginga of crimson velvet, trimmed with gold, the front of the galleries and the seats being covered ...

... I' ARRIVAL OF THE ANGLO-SAXON. Loindonderry, Friday, 3 ar.. The Canadian mail steam ship Anglo Saxon, fraeu Portland on the 21et, has just arrived. NEav YoRxT DEc. 20rT -A battle is reported in IMissouri, in which 1,300 Confederates, finding them. selves sarrounded by the Federal forees, had surren- dered with their baggage and equipments. It is reported that the Confederates have evacuated ...

... THE CALAMITY IN NORTRUMBERLAND. SHIELDs, TuESDAY, 9 A.M.-The condition of the poor women and children residing in the colliery village of New Hartley, from which I have just re- turned, is one of mourning, lamentation, and woe. This morning the fifth night of the imprisonment of the husbands and children of the women has passed away, and the sixth day has dawned, but only to reveal to as ...

... IT is appropriate to reproduce the following extract from n communication made by Mr. Seward, after a tour in Canada during the fall of 1852, to the Albany Evening.Turnal:-- Hitherto, in common with most of my countrymen, as I suppose, I have thought Canada-or to speak more accurately, British America-a mere strip lying North of the United States, easily detachable from the parent State, but ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...