... ? Qt 'framan's gaurlialo I _ _ .I BY the arrival of the Scotia at Quecastown on Satur- day, we bave news from New York to the l9th ult. By this arrivalwebavedates ?? Orleans tothe4thult, furnishirg details of the expedition under command of General Weitzel. The Federal forces encountered the enemy in considerable strengthat a place called Labadiae ville, and defeated thom atter a brisk tight, ...

... I (From the A thenmumr.) Leaving the New Yorkers incredulous and apathetic as to the danger which was imminent over the Union, the writer proceeded to Washington, where he received from Mr. Lincoln and his government more attention than the Court of St. James's is wont to pay to foreign correspondents ; attention, doubtless, intended to conci- liate an observer whose opinion would influence ...

... I IEXa.CUTION AT DURHX,! ,i ten John Cox, an Irish pitman, convicted at the late gi- Duriam assizes of the murder of an old woman named ing Ann Ilalliday at Broadmirei, onl the 9th of Auguit ion last, was executed ?? at Durham. iis wife ,ed and partner in guilt was, it will be remembered, ex- ing stainned by a jury of matrons immediately after sentence the of death had been pronounced, and on ...

... ARRIVALS Up to 9, an., December ta.-Wind-W.S. W. Dtcember I-Jolin Tomlinson, Invernar, potatoes; Mars, steamer, Weaford. December -.4TdeIepajsl, Sea *Nymph and Cambria, atefiners, Hoel head' Shir, ir 6f tike, and Eblans, abaraers.. LIerlool. - I)EcembEr 15-Lord Clyde, ateaawr, Glasgow; Trafalgar, sttanetr, Lveipool'; Dulie of Cami'lbtdge ateamer, Beitaitn Quteen, steamer, Whiiloafen ; ...

... NEW 1H1SH EALRALWAY AND OTIIER BILLS, I y, The following is a list of petitions for private billo V deposited up to the 23d inst., for session 1683 :-Cork and Youghal Railway; Mayo couoty ces3; West Cork Ee Railway (18fi0) asmendment; Bl.ckrock, &c., improve- e sent; Pottaodown, &c, Juoiction Railway; Bselfst, e. 1lolywood, and Bangor Iailway; Waterford and Pas- A sago tailaway, &c.; Wexford ...

... l THE OCONNELL NATIONAL STATUE. I ?? It would be confulsinzg to cur accounts iere we to acknowledge in this column any money which we have not received oursel 'es, and fi, which we cannot, therefore, be pe tionally rcej~os.'oihlc. We 2tod it necessilry, owing to the in- creesing denraitds oin our apace, to requ tot that [Turties forwarding communications to ap:car in thlis particular column ...

... RIOYAL AGRICULTURUL SOCIETY OF IR9. _ LAND. I Trhe half yearly meeting of the metubem wise held yesterday at their oflices, Sacloville-Atireet. Thfachbefr' the WAS cccupied by Lieutenant Gen. Hid] )ry The Secretary read the report ob th COut~Il for the ni- Past half-year, which woo as follows':- ,hn In presen tlog tire usual belt-yearly Yeport to thle general C i;iteetitg of the society, Your ...

... ITHE O'CONNELL NATIO)NALSTATUE. It would be confusing to our accounts wer'e we to acknowledge ini this columu tiny money which we have not received ourselves, and rfor which we cannot, therefore, be personally S_ Responsible. We find it necessary, ?? to the in- creasinig demands on our space, to request that parties forwarding 0Com1en1unicationas to appear in id this particular column will be ...

... I WAR OFFICEV, LOND~ON, DECa. 2. 2d Regiment of Dragoon Guards-Lieutenant George Fro- ''derlck Ormsoby to be Captain by purchase, vice William '~~Henry Hoes, Who roeties; Cornet Westrep hiclihon Weir 311, to be Lieutenant by purchase, vice Ormo by ; Lieutenant Chue Lever has been permitted to retire from the service by tha sale of his eenmm~ieetn. 5a th Dragoon Guards-Cornet Francis Gist to be ...

... I CATHEDRAL CHURCH, MARLBOROUGH- * 9STREBET Tire ceremonies in honour of the festival of the Im- maculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin commenced on Sunday evening with pontifical vespers, at which his Grace the Archbishop of Dublin officiated. Yes- terday being the annivereary festival the ceremonies were most solemn and impressive. Pontifical high mass commenced at eleven o'clock, when ...

... I . CHRISTMAS TIMES. t3 t'eterday tie atreeig flistrneed theit Christmnas as. y pect. III every quarter persons were to be seen making d purchases for the festiva, now so close at hand, but y still it could be jterceived that the shops were not go crowded as on other years at this seas3on-that trade was very n.uch depressed, and that lmoney was st Ecarce. At the railway termini there ...

... ?? _ram_ 0journau. DUBLIN: WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 18S. WE publish a curious lecture delivered by Mr. John Martin before the Brotherhood of St. Patrick last night, the subject being-OConooll. Mr. Martin is well known as the honest enthusiast, who took the place of Mitchill, when the latter was sentenced to exile, and who accordingly was subsequently transported himself. The lecture is ...