... THE DISTRESS IN LANCASHIRE-IRISU SYMI- I _. PAIIY ? . The following letter, addressed to the Mayor (J. F. Nirguire, A. ?? was read at the late meeting in the City of Cork :- k Blacekrock, Nov. 23. DeAn Mn. MRAYOsI-I regret extremely tbat I am not able to take a shtare in the prbeeedings of the meet- Iing convened for the purpose of helping to relieve the drairems in England. Wi're peroonal ...

... The sum already in bank for erecting a Sitatue t the Emancipator of tbe Catholic people of timse redl H amounts to within a few pounds of TIIhdEE T~lI)U SAND l OUNDS. The sum will so)on bo twic! thre tbousand, for we are satisfied that ?? is nat 0a Vfic in Ireland, England, or Scotland Hleo dcoe3 rtot fta grateful for the religiouj freedom won bv O'COnaiol fit his fellow-Catholics, and who ...

... I St. Jarlath's, Tuism, October 27, 1862. MY DEAn Dn. GUAY-I have boon favoured with your letter conveying the request o1 the committee for the National Statue to O'Connell to be permitted to have my name added to those of its members, I would have acknowledged it last week, were not that I was engaged in attending the boards of the Colleges of May- nooth and Paris. Now, only returned from ...

... I {1 *, T, ?? a a . _ - i ' It would be conftssing to our accounts s, were we to acknowledge in this column any iy 11oney which we have not received ourselves, and I- for which we iinnnot, therefore, be personally r responsible. IU' We find it necessary, owing to the irt, Ar creasing delesands on our spate, to reque.t that le parties forwardiulg commsnications to appear in ' this particular ...

... FIER HEAD DUBLIN, ASRIVALS Up to 9, a.m., Noveaihbr I -Wind-W. October 31-Aimiral Moorhom, Telegraphl, and Canibil steamers, I[ head ; Lord Clyde, ateamer, Ulasgew; Javel steamer, Bristol; Windsor, Duchess of Kent, Eblsnof s1. Torch, steamers, Liverpoau ; Lady Prolby, Berths, and Cct&e nary, LIverpool, Ealt; Elizabeth Jane, Liverpool. whOt; Wasp, Runecon, salt; Adelphls, ftuneorn, cresooeo ...

... THE COPRpORATION ,l Saturday being qurrter day, a nystiag of the Corpe- Ta~ion was The ?? MAiOn in the chair. Th u ?? Carroll, Wilson, Tho ?? a180NacrkeyJ P ; Roe, D L; MartinJ PI, LAmbertJ Pi AtkInSO,1,jd laurence Roynolds, Campbell, J P. 3'Arcy, DD; J IOYUpiosek Pllkington, Tarpey, Warren, counoillors I~8onD ordIe, Draper, Carey, Martin, Voreker firahaim, Uarneng, Whelan. Devltt, Acheson, ...

... |I11 1'1' AT Ill,, U USLEAI- lOWEF .. I A f'i-i of a inc't aiml Sirg cli lrdste WV13 5die- ?? to bave br elien Out on yesterday iosra- ing, sheitly aiter four o'clocl, il the Mlerchant Shipping Olil e, Eituatvd at tlbs eastern sade of lhe lullding, by Arthi r M-Mahian, one of the I u:toZ-zat. officers, who resides on the premises. |TIbc atcr~tionl of Ml'Malbol was attractca by sethe giare af ...

... I (IBy DIAGNUIO TELThIUAVI.) (Rtufdr~'sTaeg m Turin, ThursAlay, November 6. Teit.aih1n ?? hlas addressed reason- 10 t the Russian L.Mvy who reprcscnts &Astria Strait ?? betirecn the Italian at tills court ',poi theeenitit- ,arliittcers atit Atistimf soldliers on It. right batnk of dc e. he Moarchtiat Nationale doi pot Cerdit j- L rance as to the exohision of the noic1 Pt Rivcal D])itaitto ...

... I I The annual meeting of this importast Society was held yesterday in tho St. Kevin's ChapelI attached to the Cathedral, SIarlborough-street. There was a very large and influential attendance of ladies, the membert .and friends of hlia society. Amonget thle clergy and laity preflent were- Vely ilerv lgr O'Connell, P r, St Mory'N, 1rlhs tow-i Very ltev Canon Rochie, PP, SS Michiael rnlu JohbU ...

... go4t ftma,6 ZOmrlxalo | Tine elevation of Prince Alfred to the throne of Greece is fastly becoming the topic of the day, and has assumed the consistency and substance of fact. The French press, we need not say, are most hostile to such a proceeding, and inveigh against it as almost certain to disarrange the equilibrium' and entail innurnera- ble complications and difficulties. Some of the ...

... I OW i&bt 'fatAtWs ?WpumaL I DUBLIN: FRIDAY, NOYEaMBIlR 21, 1862. _ _I ?? Awvicxs from Vienna state that the reduction of the Austrian army is going on regularly, the cavalry regi- ments at the present moment being re-formed, con- siderable number of horreo will be sold. The 8th Aus- trian Regiment of Cuirassiers (Prince Charles of Prus- tia'u) obtained in 1619, for gallant conduct ia the I ...

... l.ANCAS.IITE D1STRE3s COMNMIrTEP. 'The conraittee inetyeiterday at tire Mansion-house, at balt-patt tihriea o'cluck, pursrnat to Adjorurunment. Prl - ient :-Eight flon ttme Lord Mayer,i chairmaa ; Right lleu Sir Bubert Peel, Burt; ltight lion Josepih Napier, Geeorge Roe, Elq, D L; J Ri Corhaliis, Esq, Q C, J P; Colonel David 0 LaTouiche, Rev 11 1I Dickinson,. iobtert blamilers, E'i, J I' ...