... THE PEE-RAGEl IRiAND | SirO Coman O'Loghlen made two ineffectul effiortts- laut sension'to bring the case of the Irish ?? under the coasideration of 'the; legislature, but twas unsuctessful nobtaining a heaing oneitheroesasion. The old otory of the miniter, . who Wle refusidg to give a distinguished pcatul^sntheright oLentmc. to St. Jdines's Park, offered hi, ae a sop, 'an-Irish peerage, which ...

... PFnR SAD, DUBLINI. ArvALS TUp to 9 a.M, January 2, 1867.-Wiad N.E. January I-Admiral Moorsom, steamer, Holyhead; Lord Clyde, steamer, Olaugdw; Dodder, steamer, Wex- ford; Sarah, Ringatown, sulphur ore. January 2-LIly, Ayr, Iron; Therese, Inverness, pota. toes; seven collieja. 'SAILIlcS.' January 1 Stanley and Telegraph, steamers, Holyhsad; Earl of Carlisle, steamer, Glasgow; Eblana, Iron Duke, ...

... I ?? THE MINISTRY, e f ; _ = _ _ = ?? ?? _ * f: I The Aijly'. Nit7161te1 * GiildfflrA'mttlal pro. gramme for th ecoming sesion. Regarding meaiurea of reform, Which ?? will in- trodu0e9';theaJ4WyNesW la :si 113We re commonly told that. there Mnd!No 'dlfiitlty' 'in franli ' scheme WCiJ~ 1 stisj;gll¢mo49rAit',?nen, and thati dcmll a~. olw dre, ,dh~l,,,M'.oeitrenej po- Mti.tWi , peI ntndig~s~~ y ...

... I E:CHEQUER NISI PRIUSI-YESTRBD . AuUilhl v. ?? further hearing of this case occupied the court the entire day, and has not yet I concluded. ' CONSOLIDATED CHAMBER-YmSimnDAY ( Mr. Justice O'Brien eat in the Court of Queen's Benchtohear chamber motions for the three law courts. i David O'Kelly. v. Je7im Hassey.-Mr. Carton 2 'appliedforliberty topleadseveral defences in this I case. The action ...

... I H WEA-flEI =- . ; i.: : TEnS WE-ATSim-Tri POORt;, ?? It --1. , -- L- I . . 1 1 / ?? s: 1- . The extreme severity'of the 4wather'fdi the pasb three days has not been eicee'deod by Anthibig ?? in this climate forvery many'yiira .'ITp ,tb Chtisti moa Eve the tnoupdrature Wa ,niid glnd g'ciial-ini.' deed, ,unnaturiill 'qo, aud the' ea'ir part'bf D6ecr., ber bore more the:i. charter -ofp g'th'i' ...

... L' ?? iIu( . A ?? I (Front2. the TM~f Xestrday~.) ?? .o~ Mit he O4 rohdii e ~xi~n[~rd~eot ?? t4zie %6 ?? thac~ ~~ 1whlc~.*o~xded siob'entbitiiiw L t1'~lfkhtba~d~owfortlo ThiptevenueOa r~evews T~ o~'the Q(Vry)btY ire ate essatftlob Iaracter.t G e* ~b ibthr twsk btib'1thW of' na~ltn~h'on The0i W riWW W tsbli~h`thtisU rilonig willprob'lbly' ~ ithehos s w~ nihero~ ;Dufrig F ~ 82~6Of;'ix~ ~xcbs ...

... r ?? PRAYy, the ordinary hi-monthly luecting of tic r nlenlle of this Trust was held ih the Board- 1 a[rior Orlie-Riuirwr Boyi), Esq., in the PPr. he oth r inemnbers present were - Sir 1:3 a cr1(nev, J. P. 13r. I'irrie, Mlessrs. Charles t;n. Statcs Hrilnnihon, Fobert Patterson, James (:riwnl, andl IWillian. 'Valentiue r10 XS 'ARV readl the miniutes of last general atl 1 't-1111ittee ineetines. ...

... ) DUBLIN nAIUOUR BOARD BILL. We gave ast week, asn obstrsot of the 'biil, to dia. solve the existing Corporation fo~ I'roserving aud Ina provirg the Port ofw D and appoint i new hbr- bour board insteai, authoaeed to exercise the various powers, rights, and privileges possessed by the body it ?? tolsupersede. We now publish in e enso di the important elasesue hn reference to the constitutionl ...

... _kt liunals Dloxrna DUBLIN: MONDA, JANUARY 7, 1867. 1 I Taia National Association assembles to-mor- row to take stock of its operations for the past year, and take counsel as to its proceed- ings in that on which we are now entering. The operation is one which those who have passed a prosperous season always enter upon with alacrity, for it is cheering to be able to point to a favourable ...

... or [ N[FROM OUR OV1_N CORRESPONDETr.] iC LODON, SATURDAY. r Is a very few weeks all speculation will be at rest 'Ir- cc with reference to the policy and intentions of her Majesty's Ministers In the peculiar position in ?? the Government stands it cannot, even if it s so desired, assume an attitude of reticence. But s, such is not its intention. Although placed in a ,- position of extreme ...

... RUMORED ARRIVAL OF SEJS. On Saturday it' was rumored in Belfast that Stephens had arrived at Cewes in one of the yachts which have engaged and are engaging so much pub- lic attention. THE HEART'S BLOOD OF A FENIAN5=. Bernard Boywe, a coarse-looking man, about 28 years of age,, was brought up on remalnd, charged with having proclaimed himself the heart's blood of a Fenian. He was also ...

... MRi. BRIGHT AN]} THE FO JR TNWIGHTLY RgIt/E 11-. To T]IE EDITOR Or TrIP. TIM$KS. i on t SIR-Since my arrivnl in town this afternoon T Iint 'have seen the correspondetnce hbxlea de Mr. Inrigiht |;7 a.nd the Mrr'iitnjiJ Rcr';t-n,, published in the! T/'ijn1js of to-day, and I shoulld ?? oblige ld if you weulil insert at yur carliest convenicarco ?? follow-. har; ino letter relating to ?? ...