... I -TkiE MARKETS AND FAIRS BILL. I In the House of Commons, on Friday, Sir RoRsnT pr.,n. rnag to move for ICave to introduce a bill for the better regulation of fairs and marketsin Ireland. lie ?? subject is one of considerable importance to the domestic industry of the Irish people. It will be recollected that the bills of 1858 and 1859 proposed the appointment of a commissioner and assistant ...

... 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 ...

... 6--Irl4e tumalf 0 gour r 111110 ? DUBLIN, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY G. 1862. PARLIAMrENT assembles to-day, when the jioy!rl Spee]h will be delivered by Commission. What that formal document will contain, we lill not presume to conjecture. Vice thelTrentaffair, our foreign relatione, like those a Franice, may be prolibrnced to be in the, ruost satisfac- tory state. The estimates of all the ...

... 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 ...

... PJIER LEAD, DUBLIN, AuzvAZA Up to 9, am, Feb. 6.-Wind-N. E'bruary 5-Admiral Moorsom, steamer, Holylhoa; E-E Martin, Cardiff, iron; Irishman, steamer, Glasgow; Eape.1 Wexford, malt; Iron Duke, steamer, LiverpooL February 6-Hibernia, steamer, flolyhea.d; Star, Prines, and Duchess of Kient, stcamers, Liverpool; Hlavelock, seaMer, Glasgow ; two colliers and two ore vessels. February 5-Vanguard, ...

... -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 LOBETTO cONVhN I, OMAGII. (FROM A Colittsl'ONDENT.) On Wednesday the annual distribution of prizes took plice at the Loretto Convent, Ounagig. A considerable number of the local clergy, and somile front tbe dioceses of Armagh rnd Clogher, with some very respectablo lay vibitors, attended. For nearly six hours were the young ladies, some of whiomi were truin the distant counties of Limerick ...

... TRIAL AND CONVICTIO F OF WA[JHE., (FUO1M OUst SrECIAL naericEror.) LlIIERICE, WEDNELSDAY Nioiiax-After my despatch t was forwarded this evening, n Mr. Coffey addressed the jary on bohalf of the pri- c roner. It was the privilege of the jury, he said, to send b b the immortal soul of the prisoner before its Creator; v and he made this observation not for the purpose of do- n terring them from ...

... T]IE DE-,SECRATION OV1 TILE DEAD AT I SIIEFFIE`DD I (i- The recent riots at ?? Wardiiend cemetery were the so subject of an investigation by the Shefieldl beacs o. u rg Satuirday. It will be recollected that revolting disco at- verles were made at the Wardiend Cemetery, showting ni- that the sexton (Howard) had thrown a numberof bodies it- into a large hole in thle side of the hill on which ...