... LORD PALMEIISTON'S WyLL4. i The will of the Right Hon. Henry John Viscount IPalmerston, was provedinthe principal registry of her Majesty's Court of Probate on the 22nd inst. The executors appointed are his relict, the Rig]lt Hon. E..iy Mtary ViscountessPalmerston, and her second son, the Bight Hon. William Francis Cowper ; but the latter only has proved the -will. Power is re- served to Lady ...

... I__ $ralnxan !g33!fl* DUBLIN: MONDAY, JANITATlY 1, 1866. r TIii New Year opens with much of sadness and much of hope. A considerable number Of our fellow-countLymen, carried away by wild and impracticable theories, have been already sentenced or await their trials on tcharges of stimulating to anarchy and blood- sled, in the vain hope of establishing a social Iand democratic republic in this ...

... THE RABELY CLOSING MOV.EMFT.S A covy of the following circular is about to be ad- dressed to every hursehclder in Belfast. We are re- joiced that our labors in this cause of earl; closing up on Saturdays have not been without effect:- ' We beg your kind consideration to the follow- ing. We will be brief, clear, and simple. It con- ! ceras a large class in this town-employers and em- oloyed; ...

... FENIANIS:T IN AMERICA, THE NEW FlINIAN PRESIDENT. NAMES OF HEAD CENTRES. 210,000 MEMBERPS IN NEW YORIi. [Eren3 'Tlt DAILY TRLUGRa eSr. c)aRzsrcNDnFNT] NTwv Y' nt, Doc. 16.-TO Teunanas Fra f'srdre dee'our. Their troubles and diseses arethe chief topic here, and they hsve, as a coneeqeucrcs, as- snmed all tbe more importanc?. The journals pub- lieh the Fenian financial secretern's statement; and ...

... THE VIOLENT STORle. DAMAGE Tr ZOU SW P.RPER1rl. DntUIN the past two or three days this town and the entire North of Irelaud have been visited by fearfal storms, which have caused a considerable amount of datmage to hoose property. On Friday the storm raged with great fary till about twelve o'clock, and ceased after a heavy fall of hail and rain. On Friday night aun daring Saturday there were ...

... M A S 0 N I C. MAJOnRT c? OF3g EArL Or HIrLsBicuon.-One | of the most beautjfnu of the; many artnstic works issued by the house of Mcssrs, 3arcus Waard & Co., , Belfast, is a congratulat0ry address to the Marquis of Dovnshire, from the brcthreni of the Connty Down Mqasonic Lodge, No. 8S, of which his lordslio is a member, oni thu Earl of H1illsborough attaining his majurity. It is richly i ...

... LATEST -INTELLIGENCK: I (BY TELEGRAPH.) Paris, Saturday, Dee. 30. Prince Napoleon. and Princess Clotilde received the ambassadors of Sp)ain and Turkey, and the ministers of Brazil Mocklon- burg, Sch-worin, and Poril. Intelligence from Algiers announce that Colonel.Colomb has driven the Algerian insur- gents into Desert. Tranquillity prevailed from Tunis to the frontier of Morocco. The ...

... THE COURT. Qanlesaxa, Tna-EDnAY.-Pripca.ss L-inicgen vistsed her ycajety ye cray morning, and drove out with ner Maj -Bty aid r r ined to luncheon. Princes- lmise, attentel by Lady Churchill, drove out. Earl end Countess Cowley arrived at Osborne, and ba- the honor oi dining with the Q,.eea and ?? family. The Qeetn holtd a Cinncdl to-eaay, which was ntterded lay Sir Geormg Grey, Mr. T. Milner ...

... MORE, TROOPS. - I At two o'olock on Saltnrd.ay 24 officers and 741 rank and file of thc t5ith llegiuient arrived by the steamneris Lord Carlisle and Lord Gouglh froa Glxa-.- gow, en routC for Bir-, for whence they departed by special train from the King's-bridge Terminu i. STATIONS OF THIII BUIITISl ART1SV. (Corrected up to tlhe 31st of December, IOSC, iaclhsis;v.) (F2ro0 te, Un ?? GaL4 t,.) ...

... CATaEDRAL, ManLnoROUlII SnTRuEr.-YCYterdat being the last day of the past year was observed in this church as a day of particular devotion. The solemn high. mass, whirls conunenced at twelve o'clock, was presided at by his Grace the Archbishop of Dublin. The 11ev. Father Donnelly officiated as priest celebrant, and the 1lev FatherO'Neill and the Rev. iDr. Ryan wvere deaconas. Immlediately ...

... GREAT STORM, For many years we have not experienced a more furious storm than that which broke over the city on Saturday night, and which continued to blow with unabated violence up to day-break yesterday morning. It was more like what we read of as having taken ~lace at the tropics than what we wore in the habit of regarding as a storm, and throughout the entire of Saturday night the greatest ...

... aBY TELEeGnAr.] YEIVV&LETTER OFFICE, Monday Morning. the M. RUMORED ALLIAN CE BETWEEN AUSTR IA de, AND FRAN0CE. tab a BEOLIN, DEC. a 1.-The Spenersche / elvnn y of lto- day sas s:- Lettirs published in the Cologne cor Gaztl e and in some other German paperse, G e apparently from semi-official writers, assert 1 that an alliance has been, or shortly will be, acc concluded between Austria and ...