... THE IEAL'r[I OF' DUBLIN, (IFrour the Rergis tratr Jenarnlas Weekly Retumj). The number of births registered in the city of Dublin during the week ending November Gth Amouanted to 114 -r9 boys end l55 girls; being one loso than the nunter rt,,1btered (luring the previous weok, Tho number of deaths registered during tho sansperlod was 00-51 malee and 48 female7; the number rogis- tcrod during ...

... .oATEST INTELLIGENCE. I (BY TELEoRAPH.) Berlin, Wednesday, Nov. 30. 'Use semi..ofeial Provinzial Correspondenz of this day says that on the 29th inst. the Prussian government, in communicating the treaty of peace to Saxony and Hanover, demauded of these states the immediate recall from HIoletein of the Federal Commissioners, and also of the troops engaged in the Federal execution in that ...

... COLLE GE HISTORICAL 8 The opening meeting of the twentyisecond ssesslon of sthia ociety was hold lfst night, in the Dinlg Hall, Trinity College. There wasi a very large ?? of students and visitors. Amongst those present ?? Bight Hai' tho Lord M114; Mlt JUSEtco Keogh, the Solllt1or`a1o)orI, 44 ?? EnIlivan, Sir John Gray, J'dge Kelly, Sergeant Armstrong, Mdr Whiterda, Dr Coirrlgai Ae6rmani ...

... ., NDAR AND 118 GIANT BALLOON*. in The second ascent off H. Nadaria his Geant ly balloon has far some time pust been a favourite topic I; w ith the Pario and Bruosele journals. Thisitime there J9 was to be no failure, The earth was to hs foraaken fir ot an Indefinite period, and thb saroantes were to exist in Ig cloudland till It became tiresome to rquialo loiegr fromii the parent earth, ...

... ADDRFESSES TO THE LORD LIEUrENANT. I 1 i IT.-. -I ?? -X , . Els 1 cellency received addresees yesterday at the Viceregpa Lodge. fe wvas attended by Mr. B. Wodehouco, his Piiv'eo Secretary, and Mr. W. Arkwright, A.D.C. ;n Waitit g. ROYAL 5155515 ACADTsIY. The Of patation fromn this body, who were rictvedl at one oclc ls, consisted of the Very Rev Dean Grav~di Prssident; Rev Dr Carson, ...

... I Dr Jenlnngs thankfully acknowledges the following DumB:- 3 Dr Dwyer, 41;, Upper Sackvilll-street ?? £1 0 0 Henry Bond, Eeq, Newtown Bond ?? 2 O 0 f Denis Clalrke, Esq, 24, Gardinorla place ?? 1 0 0 e 4 0 fi M, Mr Norwood ia autborised to publish the following additional subscriptions, per James Patterson, HEq, Upper Leeson street:- S Anketeil Moutray, Eeq ?? ?? 5 0 O a Mrs JSmyly, Merrion ...

... SEVERE STORK AND LOSS OF LIFE. _ - A.A 9 . - - _ - _w- .. Av_..e ?? IF ^_s The gale of Thursday lastiproduced disastrous resalts In the north-east of Scotland. At Wick the storm ragod with ggeat fury, and damage, variously eetinmattd at frow.4,f300L to double that amount, was done to works connected with a new harbour which is being eonst ?? at tint phihe, Thf Elghn Cothreae beay:-en a river2 ...

... | ?? Exellency Lord Wodehowue ?? IOD to oreow (Tuesday) at 8.85 a.tn., Dublin time,, per the reyil mall steamnr Ulster, Captain Triphoak, sad ?? may be expeeted at Klngetown about ono o'clock-. Hil Excellency will be received at the Car- lisle Pier by the Lords Justices and other ofikdalf, and the usual salvo flied by the Royal George, or probably by a, battery of the Royal Artillery, ...

... SAINT PETERS, PLIIBSBOROU-GRAGND 3 BAZ AAHI. One of the nrost attractive etructarese about Dublin will be the now church of St, Peter, Phiboborough, whea completed, and owing to the want of fund3 to carry on the works the committee have origi toted a bazaar which will be hold at the PRotundo ou the 9th end 10th of January. Ths ?? of this notice is to direct particular attention to the numbor ...

... THE ANNUAL CEITIFICATE DUTY UPON SOLICITORS. & TO TRLE EDITOR OF TlllC FlIEtrArr. Sin-Tbere can be little doubt tbat if Booe organised line ef action for obtaining the relief at the attorney profeesion fromn this vexatious Impost were proposed at the adjourned meeting of the Incorporated Society on the 12th instant, the general feeling of the profe3- GioN both in town end country would go ...

... ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN RAITLWAY. I I I. I., X .. .. I.. .. _. _ . ! (B. F~ Sera/thwale'sa Weekly Circular, Nov. 23, 1864.) In future yeare, when the lamentable war in America will have become a matter of history, perhaps one of the moot remarkable facts connected with the period i will be the great advance in material wealth, sihnult;- neouely with the existence of a war unprecedented in ...

... ST. PAUL'8 C&TjOLIC FREE SCHOOLS. 'Rr.1or Icrnwn a.t t' -h . - 1uetter Ali-WLL gatbor Yore's Schools,, are these great centres cf ?? in the midst of a large and deneely populous di rict of the city. For years rupon years the venerable and venerated Father Yore watched over them with a zealoua and a parental care; le knowe that on the efficient working of the parochial schools eepended the well ...