... I SOUTHAMPTON, DEo. 81.-The ?? smail comn pany's steamship Douro, Captain Beris, with the above mails, arrived this evening at 6.20 p.m. She brings 45,425t in speie, five packages ol diamonds, value not stated, and 4,860 packages of cargo, in. eluding 4,206 packages of coffee. She spoke on the 9th of Dec. the Prussian barque Jimo; on the 20th the British barque Bedfordshire and the royal mail ...

... THE APPOiqT=MNT OP woIN0 MASTE-1 Tis ,appoinitment, ?? , 1itheSO i Mt. !Khomas Reilly, has Ien 'conferred upon Mf. Gibson. , NEW CITY MAGIST4 ATES. The following gentlemen. have been appointed to! the commission of the peace for the city of Doblin: --The late Lord Mayor, Alderman Mackey; Mr. Barington, T.U, and Mr. Maclean, T.C. IRISH NATIONAL LEAGUE. It will be seen by our advertising columns ...

... 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 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' ...

... |; I NORTHUNION .-YhRUAT ?? Mr. H. J. MACIABLANN, J.P.,lialthe ohair, TIre other 'guardian 'present ?? J. Ney- xolde, J.: P.,t ,W. P100,. ?? 'Pieorge Thorpo, 'T 'Arlilns, J. Denuis, J,, Norvrood, T. 0. a-. ,WUi : 'Zison, .Atderp aHolunseR J. taletecni n, o . Doaley, P.a Dacg2n,0 J;. d.mibedldr, in. J. BetheeK, h0 Crton, 8. Dong, Dr. D. Brady, .h P., ' }1. Plan1gdie, d. p: ieorge Tiekell, ?? F. ...

... Iu -GU ATIOI oF- =Y'AYORt. C Ofljro.-Te insttallatisn of t-liicia Ly.es a1 :. chief msgiaate 9f,the oityrfor the second.timefwloj place yeto Usy, in this.Courthosepaeipcesewse ofa,- Iarge'numberof members of,. counn4- a4d,, citizpsg .,I Mr. tyjis, in hnis addre4', on rsassumiang;)q$ae, .; ferre to the measures, t t consca ,on of the city.,41uring' t, * i testill 4-y to the zeal anu4eoieinoy ...

... I - I TREASZUf LEROVE. Peter Tooles, labourer, of Booterstown, who has heen' on *ball for some time relative to a find of ancient silver made at Booterstown on the 30th of last June, appeared yesterday at the Head Ofice, before Mr. W yse, ia discharge of his recognisance. Toole was 1dging an old trench at Booterstowa on thq above-day .along with another main, when they discc4yered . jar full ...

... I_- THE NEW TAXING MASTER, Yesterday Mr. William Gibson, solicitor, Merrion- square, was duly sworn into the office of Taxing Master in Chancery, in room of Mr. Reilly. The: appointment of Mr. Gibson will, we have no, doubt, be hailed with satistisfaction by the profession a well as by the public, as few gentlemen could be foundabetter qualified to fullthe important duties of the office. His ...

... | T .. by R IS TEO TJ AG . . I A meeting of the council of this association was held yeeterde~y evening in the Bbropean HoteL The chair wae oeaupied by : ! & ' Dgr. WOOD6a The Chairpian said the ineeting wi.s held at the rirtuest of the chief ?? of the League,in order to Inaugurate a public meeting of the asociation for this year. They had expeoted 9, very full attendance of their prominent ...

... 141n g, E~t AX~L ,. . .I tamned ;on; yistrday eveaing, at1 the' 0Bily Unse' upc~ad~ ~fseveity Atrice, ln'the ocoasi,.: liesxmclguratonibsto'the 1Tgc f ayr ,Cwny minroluaed the ?? Sherifl, GOO.' E.Jr~yars, M.P..or~tha~connb y,. sxid, Si' hn 4r4ay,; M.P,. for the city, tlte membewm of the EforporatiogrI LAd other ipflnerltia, ~drso~ns ?? ~ 1o ciyanouisy hI~,, aR~que# Wms ?? the ms *IDUMPt15Sts ...

... tio. 'framads 'laurnat LDUSLIN: THURSDAY, JANUARy 3,1867.] I - Tnim Mail guahered in the new year with a fine bang at the gong. It was all about the Waterford Election, and, with so promising a subject, the Mail has been banging away over since. Never was such a medley served up as the Mall has patched from the fabrications of its correspondents. Parties of strangers strolled about with ...

... r sIS~sD Ww~ssDAY^-he Xinlatsryaddidvil ;tforcea drai'~ed ;into this ecity; fbirferlcb drin the 1- 14te election,\Aivqretrxied. tbeir fbrier'qiisrtesra; rlesuole'd its oidinary ap pearacbi' T Iuli'o' 1 htard! ceverel niplahsta of thd ?? the muraf'volibe;a'large' ?? ~erof t whom'iere'tered Iin an- unuopied 'hdusd onlth AdelH it6rface`,e A bhivoua on 'dmp..i ti'strciw with tle-ibree*' ...