... -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 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 ...

... 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 ...

... I (FROM OUR oWN COBBESPONDENT.) DU]BLIN, TUESDAY, JAN. 28. SiNcE the days that Virgil, in bitterness of spirit, penned the well-known ?? versiculos feet tulie alter honores, no class of litterateurs have suffered so severely from unscrupulous plagiarists as newspaper writers. The more interesting the effit- sions of their pens the more liable are they to be appropriated, and without any ...

... GRAND MASONIC LODGE OF IRELAND-AD.- DRESS OF CONDOLENCE TO HER MAJESTY. I s -n A d I _ _ _ _ i TO TIHE QUEEN'S MOST E;XCELLENT MAJESTY. 1 Mos GRACIOUS SOVEREIGN-We, your loyal and 1 affectionate subjects, the Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons of Ireland, beg leave to offer your Majesty this expression of our sincere condolence . and respectful sympathy in your Majesty's present I deep ...

... THE QUEEN-UNIVERSITY OF DUBLIN. At a convocation of the Senate of the University, held on Tuesday, 28th January, 1862, by the Right Hon. Francis Blackburne, LL.D., Vice Chancellor, it was resolved that the following address of condolence be presented to her Majeaty:- Bar IT ?? YOUR MAJhsrT-NVe, your Majesty's duti- ful and loyal subjects, the Vice Chancellor, boators, and( ilasters of the ...

... - tinst. NEWB.LETTER OFFICE, of t Tkursday -fforn-w. failt YESTERDAY'S DESPATCHES. the [BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.] polil see ?? Reuter.) pro WVEST INDIA AND PACiFIC MAILS. the arm ARRIVAL OF SLIDE LL AND MASON its I AT SOUTHAMPTON. fore WRECK OF H.M.S. CONQUEROR. Mr. . r~~~o - ?? Soatharmpton, Wednesday. chi' The Alail Company's steamship La Plata has ar- disc rived here with the above mails. She ...

... I TUBlE LOSS OP TiE IN~DIAN OCEAN. I TO TIHE EDITOR OF THE 'REEM.iN. Stu-Permit me to contradict a statement which I saw in your number of 27th instant. It is, I am sure, with pleasure that you will give publicity to the fact that the passengers and crew of the Indian Oceau, which weas wrecked at Annestown at four a.m. on Thursday last, were rorerred by the steamer Earopa, from Havre to ...

... THue diaries of the explorers who lost their lives, th el and of others who risked theirs, in pursuit of know- wvay . ledge, and 'in the seareh of missing comrades, are Autu deeply interesting. A perusal of the diaries, and tinne albaw very piiinfnl the records are in the case of Burke, the a. King, and Wills, impresses upon us some points as a.d which are not uninteresting, and which may ...

... I It.1csmTol; Mrssiom.-Land for the erection of a Catholic chapel in this town has just been purchased on the Nottinghamr Road, and it is generally believed that Ihe foundation stone will be laid early in spring. The Rev. Arthur BItKenna, pastor of thi3 mission, has been for some time past and is still engaged collecting funds in Ireland for this purpose. This will be the first Ca- ...

... BELFAST BOARD OF GUARDTANS. -YESTERDAY, the usual weekly mnepting- of this Board Iol was hold in the Board-room, at the Union Workhouse IAlhh -Dr. MAGEE, ?? in the chair. The other members Iof, Yr present were-Messrs. D. Taylor, J. Suffern, Thomas Te~irn Mr' Gftffikin, John Hamill, Sanitel'Teirney, R. Beggs, J. av Kavanagh, R. Greer, Win. Johnston, Adam Brown, price Iand James Adams. for Ii ...