... I2A1 i',A 7L). CORK, Friday Night. Up to a late hour this evening no additional details of the shocking outrage at AEkeaton had beet received in this city. The place is a little village in the south-westerni corner of the county, not far frcm the borders of Kerry, and has enjoyed ulp to this a peaceable reputation, although it has been latterly the scene of sonie manifestations of the Fenian ...

... rlyr Vlaff itfall (041cut, JONDA . SFJA N UA.R 3, 1870. r& A-AID -PALSLE ECONOMY. TiluRE is little doubt that a further reduction of national expenditure will form one of the leading features of the Ministerial programme during the year which is now opening. Justice to [reland and Economy were the two principles which Mr. GLADslOwNE put forward as his electoral cry, and in each he has as yet ...

... CONTENTS, L:ADI4IN: Ai;TL('IilS: 1A.k tl:tu c: . li viiom : 'rile Iweflfl- :.ill II:oti e;. of thwe Ili::ih.L:rial I'oliev of Rietrullcllillenlt i; I It: ?? I AN I 04.10 A .41a;T^ Til,: ( ?? ?? I Ilsr.IAl S Ai.i: ;a Theflice. of the. one . 6 1'SA.YS AND Ol('ASIOONA IL ARTICLE.fS: Tlu Fm) i 1' A Mai:i.:io . Clice ati the Positi'on ill ?? t ,,5 ?? . .. . . ?? ?? ?? :i '11w:4) ?? : I . ll'trii i ...

... INA'TAL COLLISION ON THE Ai (LEDOAND RAIL'WAY. ve were informued 1)y a telagirtiii froni uir E.Liathag corircspoiadellt oni Slturday that a fatal a'.cid'zent omi about midnielit oll th; (alcdlo:aiall il til 'tv, mr Ycrgailcnnlly. T'wio trains com-n ,g from Lilinl)iui a. aI dl~as.,owv repectiwely usuall- mu-eet at Larbara Juflc;1) andl bein joiiaed together thlre go north. T'le trajin lic, the ...

... NATO 7TiZ ]t FRO R 0321fF. Ro-k, Ilie 27. ON Christmas Day the Pope officiated at high pontifical mass in St. Peter's in presence of all the Fathers of the Council, the Empress of Austria, the Bourbon princes, the whole of the corps diploma- tique, and Gencral Dumont and his staff. The vast cathedral, in spite of the tempestuous weather and a deluge of rain, was crammed with foreign visitors. ...

... THE LATE TERTRIFIC GALES.-SHIPWRECKS TEAND G1REAT LOSS OF LIFE. The gale of last Thursday and Friday was attended by a coisiderable amount of shipwreck and loss of life It iipears to have been very severe on the southern coast of Ireland, wvhence several wrecks are reported. The schooner Betsy, of Falmouth, 74 tons register, from Fal- moulth, bound to Waterford with superphosplhite manure, ...

... NAV.AL AND MILITARY INTELLIGENCE. * AnossinAL, SATURDAY, JAN. 1.-Appointments: Navi- gating Lieutenant Edward B. Darcey to the Euphrates; Staff-surgeon Thomas A. Piokthorne, additional to the Fisgard, for service as visiting surgeon under the Conta- gious Diseases Act at Plymouth, Dartmouth, Devonport, ivybidlge and Plympton. Assistant Paymasters-Robert . H~opkids, Arthulr Hodson and W~alter B ...

... COP, RESPONDDEhNCE. A PRACTICAL VIEW OF IRISH LAND REFORM.-II. To MAe EDITOR of Mle PALL MALL GAZETTE. SIR,-In the letter which you did me the favour to insert on Saturday, I pointed out the simplest method of ascertaining and dealing with all past claims by the Irish tenantry. It remains to examine their position for the future. This includes two branches, improvements and tenure. Tie system ...

... IEGAL PROCEDURE IN PRA7CE.- FRANCE has not always had much reason to be proud either of her laws or of her judges. Previously to 17S9 there were few things so corrupt as a French court of law, and few people so untrustworthy as French n.magis- trates. Haute justice-that is, justice in important cases-was administered by the Parliaments; and basse justice, by an infinite number of people, ...

... CHIRONICLE OF E VENTS IN 7IE | YEAR 1869. JANUARY. 3. Severe fightlitin betwecic thle Spanlish insurgents andA troops atl Stalgs. S. 'The conference onl the dispute betwveen Turkey end (.reece opened at Paris. ?? larewvell banqluet given to Sir John Lawreniceat Calcutta. Bill to repeal the Tenure of 015icc Act passed[ in cihc Amecricaniitouse of Representatives by l1It) to -17. 32. Great ...

... ; ,- L - T- -T -ROPRS - LETTIER FROMA PARIS. PARIS, Siruaiay 6 I._t. '1The PFarie of this evening says that the non- appearance of the Youtrual Officiel this morning has proved a great deception. You will have already learned that at the last moment, and after the various decrees nominating the Ministers accepted an l riday evening had been signed, ;1. Nlagne and M. Chasseloup-LaLibeat raised ...

... HE EN1VD OF A DECADE. Tuin beginning of a new decade is a time at -which it is not unnatural, purely conventional as is the division of time which it marks, to look on a rather larger scale than usual at the topics which habitually interest us. The great topic of the journalist is the position and prospect of his own country and it is difficult to imagine graver or larger subjects of interest ...