... MARRIAGE OF 'THE AZTEC9., On the 31st of Deoember, 1849 a Spaniardnamed Vebiequez arrived at New York rom Ceitral Ame.' rie, blinging withliirxn twojextraordinaryboings; of whom a very extraordinary story was told. It wad said that these children wero descended from the aborigines of Central America, a'nd were worshipped by the Indians, south of Texas, as incarnations of 'their gods; that. ...

... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES,- AND DEATHS.- CG rorge jar announcenets of MAraiage! 2s. ad., of Birtst and Deaths Is 6d. eac; and to inure insertiin ?? atmnt must, in al cases, be prepaw L. MARRIAGES. Jannary 9, at the Church of St. Mary of the Angels, Bsyaflater, by the Rev. Thomas Dillon, William Charles O'Connor, Esq., eldest son of Dr. D. C. O'Connor, Cork, to Anne Louisa, eldestdaughter of Joseph ...

... BIRTHIS. Jannary 11, at Whitehall, Fingl3s, the wife of fMr. John Crotty, of a eon. January 8, at her resldence, No. 13 Eccles street, the wife of John Fallon, Esq, of a eonL January 8, at Birch Grove, Rueholme, Manchester, Mrs. James Conry, of a daughter. At Ferry Park, Claremorris, the wife of David Keys, Esq, of a daughter. DEATHS. January 11, at Foxrock, Stillorgan, Judith, the beloved ...

... Jauay' ?? the Cathedral, slboroush-streol, by the Rev. 'Patrilt O'Neml,C.'C.' WlUslao' Ioen~y Spalo, of SElns. town 'in the tonobty of 'Dnblli, Zqg.', to Bessle, yous'gesl daughter of the ?? Farrell, of Ehlenfield, Drnum. econdra, comet- Dublin, J.P. : Jnuorys, at:ib .ehuroh of St. -Nncholas, Fran cs-strtet,. py the, Eov. 74, htuhlally, P.Pg, IFdward Byrne, Henry. street, to tary pozgest ...

... ThEl LATE RIOCIARD SINOWT, ESQ. WEXFORD, SrNrDAY Evernia.-On yesterday the solemn. and beautiful obsequies of the dead, pre- scribed in the ritual of the Catholic Churob;,were celebrated over the rewnains of Richard Sinnot, Esq., of this town, in the magnificent Church of the Im. maculate Conception. Thio deceased, who had at- tainud the Iipe age of seventy years, was brother of the late Very ...

... BIBTlS, MARRIAGES. AND DEATHS. Charge for annouucneoent8 of Marriages 2s. OrL, of Births and Deaths ls. 6d. c&cA; and to insure insertios ths amount moist, in all caues, be prepaid. MARRIED, January 12, lib aekeiton Chueh, by the Rev. T. IElekey, ?? toger O'Sulitvaa, Zsq., manager of the Munster Dank, lRatbkeale, to Anne, eecond daughterot the late Carrot P. Noeh, Eaq., J.Z., of ia1ycuilen ...

... BIRTHS. MARRIAGES. AND DEATHS. Charge for asnunsmsntf of oaroiages 2s. d, B idrlths and Deaths is. 6d. ecad; ancd to insure imrerdfoc lbs amount sntut, in ail cases, be Srepad. BIRTHS. January ll, at Ratligar Cottage, Rathgar-road, the wile of Stephen W. Coppinger, solicitor, of a son. January 14, at Booterstown, the wife of Edmund B. O'Reilly, Esq., of a daughter. MARRIAGES. January 15th, at ...

... BIRTH. January 16, at Rialto Cottage, South Circular-road, ?? wife of Maurice P. Leonard, Esq., of a daughter. MARRIAGE. January 15, at St. Michasl's Chapel, Limerick, by the Right Itev. Dr. Butler, Romarns Catholic Bishop, Suan Gsnevieve, eldest daughter of Jonas Blackall, solcicr, Limerick, to Henry Hamsett, Esq., J.P., Woodlandi, county Cork. DEATHiS January 16, Thomas Aherne, in the 36th ...

... THIE LATE MOST, REV. DR. CANTWELL. (jioM ?? IMPORTHfl,) t MIULLINGAR, WISDlNJiDAY NxIGr.-The moutih's mind and solemn office and high mass for the repose of the soul of the Most Rev. Dr. Cantwell, Lord Bishop of Meath, were solomnized this day in i 'the Cathedral Church, Mullingar, in the presence of alarge numberlof the hierarchy, dignitarieaand olergy, and a vaest congregation, who had come ...

... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES. AND DEATH. CharscJor aosneowevnrmts of Ml-Ke-iel; 2j. Sd., of Birib acrt Deaths 1s. Gd. each; and to insuw itucrton ?? ameunt muit. in ?? cases, be prepaid. BIRTh. January 13, at Rosemount, IBooterstown, the ?? of Hugh Vaughgn Esq., of a daughter. MARIAGES. Jenurery 10, at Monkstosan Church, by the Brev. Mr. Fe oocel, Idr Joseph Gibson, Encaiskillen, to Miss Anne Sea. right, ...

... DEATH OF JOHN D'ALTON, M.R.IA. This eminent Trish ?? has passed away is the fullness of years, having Attained his 78th year. John Dalton was better ?? tog and mole appreoiated by, a former generatoinrof Irishmen than thb present, to whom his name and works are not so fwapr He was of tho old race of Irish soholr0 of whom O'rlaherty and Vallancey were tie types, and one of the most learned of ...

... Le )y BIRTHS, MARRIGES. AND D)RATH. Charge fot announcmos of Mfaae Sa CiL, of Births 8. and Deaths Is. ed. each; a~c ioisr nser.te thd e; amwount muat. in alU aes, be veJ BIRfS. Wo January 22, at S leveardlagh, county Tipperary, the wife ea of James Weyler, Esq., of a son. it January 19, at Z6 Meath-street, the wife of Mr. P. B. It oche of a eon. Janusar 23, at 98 Lower laggot-street, the wife ...