... f.- l X1 .1 . - a Or d 1 MiLITARY PEaUTIO ?? OsiWedneeday! qt twelve 0'019ok, arlfatigse :~y diii tly' ot'i~2o'jd Iiiglit'Tfrir proaeded frouztlgo ;iRoyal Boat tho Pqgeon House For to-take, a heo large'auribergtofeooveted Eaieilriifai: > *Thd ftlgtiw ?? a ?. Lindf | be jwhole was;I er ~the, commanda ofafleld ;,a flcer .and twvo snhalte; ?? toowitbithie6! 0o'oloo10 eaohI man of the fatigue ...

... LATEST INTELLIGENCE I (BY TELEGRAPH.) Berlin, Wednesday, Jau. 2. The draught of the conlstitt.tion. for the North G erman Confederation makes the distributiorI oE ,otes in the plenum of tho old Frankfort Diet the ba Bis of the system of voting ia' Federal c6nuoil, which is to be-attachid to the North German parlia. n eat. Florence, Wednesday, January 2. It is stated that the Italian Government ...

... jTiE flisHIS EPISCOPAL. S7CQESSMON; ,| : TO THR EDITOR OF THi FPiEUAN. Si-1 ' ?? !Leqermbpr 31. ' ' lhis penutimate letter, '¶Nemo adopted the artifice of yreverainlg his oppgrnent'se reasoniing, whieh~*ob]iges mes to retrace his line of proqeduro, aud thua 'reatore my OWh argument to its proper order. This abbuld nlot seem to /his, at least, any singular 'adlroitness, of nlicie ?? fop it ...

... G400E1UI' .: p . , e.di!T T ?? ?? S ' : i I . l;:islOR'. ?? oapw AN | 01TZ !, A *,artrly meetingiof thin flociety weeheld ye..t ,rday 'inthiSociety!s ?? ?? 1,Mr. otu NIXoer iii the chair,. ?? J~ohn aComell'.. oe~d -tereleotiion of r.. .,Oaroet, S!.'le ?? the . asUIng. yeoo. He spoke ?? of the aWan. ,ner~i wicfh Mr. Carey, duinag severa~yearepast,;bad' .dui'oh.rged :thQ duties of,.president of ...

... LATEST INTELLJNILN I (BY ThLEG IPL) The wera& has received the following telegram Berlin5 Wednesday. 1 Austria and Prussi havo signified their agree. meat to the par icipation of Bavaria aud Saxony in the rovenue negociations at present carried on in Vienna, A Bavarian plenipotentiary already shares in the discussion, and the arrival of a Saxon plena. potentiary is likewise expected at ...

... MESES. EDMUNDSON AND CO.'S FACTORY, We bad an opportunity afforded us yesterday of inspecting the extensive workshops and faotory, forgsC, &o., ?? erected by Messrs. Edmnuadaon and Co., Capel-street, end we are happy to say that eur visit gave us unmixed satisfaction, and furnished us with oonclusive evidence of the zeal, energy, en- terprise, and public spirit of the Messrs. Edrundson, who ...

... I --TAE ORA ORAION. A monthly meetingof the Municipal Council will be held in the City Hall on Monday, the 7tb, at ?? o'clock. THOM'S IRISH ALMANAC AND DIRECTORY FOR i867. The high character attained by this work renders it almost unnecessary to Bay that the present yeas's fully and admirably sustains its previous reputatioa. Thom's Directory is now universally accepted as aus unquestionable ...

... T;0LOD DUFFERIN ON IRELAND. I T-a T-umor: _-L I- ?? t s_ Lord Dufferin has written another long letter to the TVmeu, which he calls an answer to the questioa put to the Klillenny Parliament- How is it that the ing is not the richer for Ireland f Dealing first with the etatement that the fountain head of Ireland's calamities is traceable to the Irish proprie- tary of former days, Lord ...

... D ,ISCOVERYX, RICH GOLD rIELDS TN 'A correspondent informais -916be) thit the Ca- ?? -re enth siatio over thediscovery of rich depogi of' glid in the county of'Hmetiang, Canada Weet. NInd 0ationa ivere first stumbled upson some twomontha since. Pay' dirt, DA a Californian vould Bay, was first discovered in the townshlp of Madoc. The Canadian Government has finally ?? 'the matter in hand, The ...

... I - | DUBLIAWILLS INPARLIAMEN i TuH DUBLIN T5RUNK CONNECTINO RAILWAY IaLL. -This billi to extend the powers of the Dublin. Ttunk Connecting Railway Comnpany for the taldng of lands and completion 'f their undertaking,R hb* just been printed. It contains nine clauses. The preamble gets forth that by the' Dublin' Trunk Con.. M meeting Railway Act, 1804, the Dablin Trunk Con. 3t nectig Railway ...

... |MR JORN MARTIN AND THI NATIONAL I s L . . 'A ' _ !EAGUV. * I i The annwed letter from Ur., John Martiahab beet received by the Secretary of; the 'atidnall ?? 10ilbroncy, 1Usetrevor, Janiuary 2,1807. ,1 DRi MR. 0 'ANLON-I am glad to know! hat you are to have a meeting ?? committce this evening, and I 'hope' your Ade ieratios wmill] resultin a irenewal of thepublicaIi. ?? ht jL gu' The ...

... LORD- 'DUZXFDIN'S .':FACTS AND I I FIGUlT C ,;AGAIN.l ` -ii TO TKR EnDrrOR 01', THEi ;;aMaN. Sy. 1-In yourpiapero0f the 11th Doe'ombarIpoint~d out the~unieh'dbhiiio£ -tho i'acts nud the vkeakneud of therie ?? or~; 'ul~rq0Y As; rob lttej ,o'thei 2'Wns A perusal of ?? oond lettoroiirms mpip. the opiuiou that statistical reasoning Ianpt his fortj: and that ignorance sf eoonmornio seneo oud ?? ...