... I LATEST 1NEWS* I (BY SPEIAL AND ORDDIN.AR TELE. GRAPI.) FRANCE. Versailles, Saturday Evening. In to.day's sitting of the Committee on the a Liberation of French territory from the occupying forces, M. Casimnir Perier, in expressing his opi- nion as former Minister of the Interior, opposed the nomination of a special committee relative to a I national subscrption. He said that the official E ...

... ,Vu jamm'o IImi, , rvaL ?? % I DUBLI : MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1872Z I ?? IT is with profound satisfaction we announce that the intelligence bearing on the difficulty which threatened-and, indeed, still does threaten-the peace of England and America begins to wear a more cheering and pacific aspect than that which it presented at any time during the early portion of last week., The tone of the ...

... i THE EDUCATION QEMONT . I A meeting of the inhabitants of the desoery. of Castlerea was held in the parish church of that town on Sunday, when the resolutions which ape per in our advertising columns were proposed and unanimously adoptedL The Very RevF. P. OXeno, V.P., P.P., who was warmly received, then ?? your kindness in ?? meeting, convened for the purpose of expressing public opinion on ...

... THEPOST OdC - -a in April last the Rouse of Commons passed a resolution declarng it to be desirable to reduce by da possible means Sunday labour in the Post OMfie.' Lord Dhlhousie, Sir George Grey, and Mr. Mousell were named as a cemmittee to inquire into. ,ad repoz. upon the subject Their letter, to the Treary has just been presented to both Houses of parliament; and we think the document vey ...

... TlEB ROME RULE MOVEMIEN I ?? - I We have been requested to give inwertioA to the following letters :- Becleestree Fcbruary5tib, 187iS MY DnuR MR. GAnSFBRIn -Yol are, no doubt aware that some discussion ba been created by it. Shaw's statement or aneuncement` O3 the occasion of r. Maguire's lectule. in Cork, that an arisingentet had been sands by the Bome Rule members to leave the management ...

... THE EDUCATION AGITATION IN TE-I I NORTH. - 0 I ~ - - TO THE B!OGT HONOUR&BLE VISCOUNT LCORD. My LoaD-1 thank your lordship for your kind expreossonstooling myselfpersonally inyour letter to mo published last week in the Deny JosrnA and I feel especial pleasure in acknowledging, through the same public channel, my deep gratifi- cation at, learning your important adhesioa to the vital ...

... (BY SPECIAL AND ORDINARY TELK GRAPH.) FRANCE. Paris, Frlday. The Debats denies that M. Leon Say, Prefect of the Seine, has withdrawn his resignation, and says that Al. Say completely differs with the Govern. meat on economic questions, and wishes to resign when the taxation of the raw material was voted; and that he only then retained office at the request of M. Cassimer Perrier, in ...

... I. ' ,imx IORORlIo0o 1 A, monthly.reting of the Muncipal Council washeld yesterday in the City Hall, The DeasD MAeOn in the chaii. Tie ether mon preseent were : Aldermen-J CAmPbel 1 P - J Plunkett J Marning J P -O V'Bak% 3 P; P Rezd, J Ryan. MD; e 1nraon. P P M Swiney. 3 P * I W Gregg. H Tarpey: councillors-3 Nerweod, LL i5. 3J f; Sir J Barrington, D1.SP^;H aaH JP;MJlrokJFP. GBOweus, MD, J P * ...

... i The usual weekly mecting otf the gutardians was held yesterday in the hoardrle u. Mlr. H. J. MI'VARLANE, J. ., oocupied thecehAir. The ?? T M ItyrAminn ?? Mr C CrAwconr. MNr J l{ honsle. Dr. [trts,. ?? V1T. :Tr. T Arkins, Captain Lindsas, I) L , J ?? ;Mr. G Thorp, Mr. J. 1). Fianwlin, Mr. U lltterlr, Mr. Sinea Reilly, 1r. ?? C. Wilson, Mn G. Tick-eli, Mr. P. Lingata, Mr. Ii. 1). Kian Cl(antw ...

... i HOUSE OF LORDS-YESTERDAY. I (By Special and Ordinary Telegrph.) Their lordships met at five o'clock. IRISH RAIWAYS The Marquis of Clanricarde gave notice that on Meonday wetk he will move for a select committee to inquire into the financial condition of the Irish railways. TH3B ANGLO-AME.IC0AN DIFFICULTY. Earl Stanhope asked whether there wag any longer an objection-the American case under ...

... 'M ?? larivao,# 'm4amal, I I',,',, ?? ?? ?? DUBLIN: WEDNESDAY, FEB. 14, iS82 ?? . . . ?? t ON Monday night the Government opened its le-islative budget and introduced the first of the series of important measures which were uroniised in the Royal Speech. This, we need scarcely say to any one who has even glanced at the telegraphic summary of the proceedings in Parliament, was the Scotch ...

... I THE KERRY El.ECTION-THE REV. MR. I O'DONOGHUE-.- - TO TIlE EDITOR OF THS FREEMAN. SIR-I send you a slip from the Cork Examiner of yesterday, containing a printed letter I have sent Mr. Dease, one of the candidates for Kerry. It fills up a gap in my hustings speech in proposing Mr. Blennerhassett yesterday. It may, and no doubt will, be said, that l, a Catholic priest, ought to have adverted ...