... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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. ...

... 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 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 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 ...