... THE O'BBEA STATUE-THE BAND a -ALLT-NNCE. I There was a full mcet cg of the ?? of the Band Alliance yosterday evening, Mr. O'StILne B.and of Celts, in the chair, Mr. Ti-he Janes!s Band (hen. eocretaoy), statnd the rieo.- ing W^S CeJlcd in ?? of the follovu Neh- culor ?? 1 lvDOhier-strcet, .ahbln,, D-c. 13, lS70. The hon. gccreai S Oi O'Brien Monmurent Conumtt- 2 present their compliments to the ...

... -- - - u2 EL-- - t uptW 5 ii*roe. &t iS i-NE r5 WEd -~ Pec 21-S'p, Ne o;:, , - ?? y al S .- Wi&L'osv> iron: Fame,? ?? -a': ohX,. 'rnl-r bee, timber; N21gzriogara,P e'ri-:Sii. -.tor':i :e oand Larme.tcr, steamners, Ln.. :u 'L C- do. LUcl'heA0 Dec. 22-Ediht, StoEaer ?? I ' i-mgar, ditto, LUecpoo:- L L ?? . in namL d 3irv, CLester, brici.r. 10 col!c' i- l. .In sard 'at. 8' yh ?? ' il Z'L.' ...

... TItE PRESIDES MESSAGE ThIe Tm' -es cannot affect to treat it ind, light matter that General Grant ehould co'np.ain tf Congress of unfriendly conduct on the part of the Canadian Dominionjand should support his claim by references to Canadian stabutes, which, a:- cording to his own account, have never been put into force, and the purport of which he appears to misunderstand. When the chief ...

... - M. ROCHEFORiT ON FRANCE. hi. Henri FRachefort has published the following preface to a new edition of his Lanterns- Before publishing in my own country, for which they were written, these pages, which appeared 6 abroad, where for more than a year, day by day, I kept a journal of our ignominy-a memorial of the iniquities of the empire-1 have to humiliate my self before the public, and to ...

... - A special meeting of the Municipal Council was held yesterday in the City Hall, to consider and do, or cause, or direct, all necessary acts to be done upon, or in relation to, a report from the com- mittee of the whole house, appointed on the 19the of December, 1870, to consider and report on the charges made against the Corporation in Councillor Dennehy's letter of the 15th December, 1870. ...

... I LATEST TEGRAMS. I PROBABLE INTERVENTION OF THE GREAT POWERS. SPECIAL TELEGRAM. (From osu Correspondent.) London, Tuesday Night. I hear tbat the English Government is about to propose to the Government of Ruastia and Austria that joint representation should be made to the Provisional Goveament urging the conclusion of peace. THEE S1EGE OF PARIS. (Xi. BALooN rOST.) Paris, 29th November. The ...

... OPPOSITION TO THE PROPOSED TRAM- I . WAYS IN{ DUBLIN. ,,_I A meeting for the purpose of protesting against Y the introduftion of tramways into Dablin was held yesterday at two o'clock at 36 High-street. On ,the motion of Mr. Dundon,.seconded by Mr. Rash, I ,the chair was taken by C Mlr. CosNEsLius Denxnv, T.C., J.P.1 The Secretary having briefly stated the objects of the meeting, The Chairman ...

... INSTItUTION FOL--IDIOTS AND LU`.kN1 . S. -~ - rSA-.AS YL , M :- I - . I I1 I - --YE E i A .;1 The half-yearly meeting of the council of these institutions was held at 4 o'clock yesterday, at I their offices, 40 Molesworth-street. The chair was X occupied by tord James Butler. Amongst those paresent were ?? Pun, repP.; Alexander Parker, J.P.; Thomas Druo-y, J.R;- Dr. Kiddl, Dr. Stewsart, A ...

... A.iTEST TELE X . I I -. . _h tI THE FI GHTING RON 7RS Bordeaux, Saturday. The;oflicialrepcor -the fighting roand Pamil -on the-:2s't states .th he operatio were inter- .ru~pted-by nightas'etingin. '.To the ?? thei French moccpied R en ln er.Errard ,and the .MaisonBlandhe -fadiie theeiemys:&re ?? p;yoints stes ascveee aetiey dael fo tbeiorth-east Admiil La ionciere . at the wiskoithe-troeps of ...

... SYMPATHY WITH THP Popp - MEETDTG AT CAVAN-YRSTRDAY. &, (From our Special Ieporteri.) Cavan, Thursday. The Catholies of Rimore assembled to-day to express sympathy with his Holiness the Pope in his present afflictions, and to prol'et against the conduct of Victor Eimmanael in usurping the tern - poral dominions of the Sovereign Pontiff. Though: in the midst of the so-called Protestant Northb ...

... IAot Srumart's gournal.' ?? t ?? ?? ?? . DUBLINT: FRIDAY, DEC. 30, 1870. THE English Government have blue books, the Austrian white, and the Italian green. The French Imperial ha& yel!ow, but the Re- publican Government when they compile their first volume of diplomatic papers will adopt a differeat colour. The Italian Government Ihave just issued to expectant members the green volume for 1870 ...

... fron Saturdsys busies commences at Ialf- I Rleven, oad the Stoc Brkers Offices close t Oe 9'Clock - I LATEST LOM)ON MONET MARK Er. I (By Prass Association Telegraph,) London, Monday. Consols unproved bhut closed only fractionally bettor than Saturday. New and Reduced k better. Foreign Bords have been in demard, but left off a shade easier. Spanish, however, declined. I French Scrip opened at ...