... I I On Tuesday William Coghlim, Esq, Collector of Customs and Receiver of Drolty, arrived at Cahore in order to ascertain the oause of the wreck of the Amelia. The two men who were saved were sworn and examined. The youngest, Henry Hales Cuthbert, from Queentbown, is a very intelligent young fellowv. The ahlef points stated by them are that the ship left ardiff on the 14th instant, at 3 a mn ...

... I I The Rev. Edward O'Connell thankfully ac knowledges the receipt of 51 from Mr. J Keane, Sheriff-street, for the poor of the parish of St. LaurenceO'Toole. The Rev. Francis Doran, P P, thankfully acknowledges the xeceipt of 251 from the Groocrs and Vintners' Society for the relief of the poor of St Agatha's Parieb, whioh he has handed over to the Sisters of Charity, North William-strbee, ...

... Pt $rkernalfs boom I - -- ?? I DUBLIN: MONDAY, DEC 23 1872. I ?? ?? . .. WE cannot, as a nation or as individuals, L be well if we do not provide for the soul b as well as the body; but neither can we b be well if we do not, according to oar means, provide for the mind as well as the il soul. . . . . This principle must be recognised in every institution which 6 aspires to ...

... I PIER .IEAD.- ARRIVALq. Up to 9 a m., Dec. 26, 1872. Wind-S. W Dec. 24.-Robert, Riga, deals; Gazelle, St. M3, barley; Volant, St. Malo, wheat; Ervaina, Reoahe Iwheat; Angelyne, St. Maio. wheat; Glentinrte-, lk, sinpford, deals; Arlutus, Montreal, Indian corn; DPi' of Leinster, steamer, Glasgow; Alexandra and Dair of Sutherland. stearmers, Hiolyhead: Maria Lee, L; verrool. Falt. IKilliney, ...

... FIEAT THE FIFTH AVENUE | HOTEL, NEW YORK. I The Net York papers give particulars of A g1e which occurred at the Fifth-avenue Hotel on the 10th instant. About eleven o'clock one of the servants, whose duty it was to watch all night in one of the upper landings of the hotel, discovered smoke issuing from the stairway immediately beneath her. Running down to discover the cause, she was confronted ...

... SPECIAL TELEORAMS. I iroM OUR LOWS CORRESPONDENTS. (By Freeman Special 1Wire.) ANOTBER TRAGEDY IR LONDON. London, Friday Night. This afternoon Macttn Genoaky, 40 Blooms. bery.Btreet, pipecasernaker, and Charles Picker, 4 Seaford-street, Regent-square, pocketbook. mahcr, both Germane, were charged before Mr. Flowers, at Bow-strest, with throwing Louisa, Irife of the first-named prisoner, out of ...

... AN AEREO8TEAM LOCOOTW140 I l More than two years have pawed away since we first described the so-called aero-ateam engine Invented by Mr. Wariop, -in which a pump WAS mplaoyed to force compressed air into the boiler; The air so compressed wpm heated on its way by being msde to paws through a tube coiled within the smoke box, and it therefore imparted to water, heat which would otherwise have ...

... KERRY FARMERS' CLUB, 'The Kevry Farmers' Club had a special meeting on daturday lst, oiled by advertisement in a Cork paper. The attendance was limited. Three- fourths of te proceedings were devoted to a scene between one of the members and the preeident, respecting some disorderly conduct at a former meeting. The member, Mr Maurice Quinlan, ot Caitleisland, wound up by resigning, and after ...

... In the thousands of columns of Christmas sentiment to which the readers of the news- papers are treated at this time of year much non- sense is inevitable. The tears of merriment are shed profusely; and we might be content with this sort of thing if we were not further troubled with bad sermons from preachers who don't know wbat they talk about, and who have a purely professional feeling at ...

... THE MINISTERIAL CRISIS IN PRUSSIA, There is (says the Berlin correspondent of the Daily SNew8, writing on the 20th instant) very little in the shape of definite Information about the Cabinet crisis, The only fact which is clearly beyond dispute is that Prince Bismarok has asked to be relieved from the duties of Minister-Presi. dent, or Premier, touse an equivalent and simpler expression. The ...

... >'by - 'O TsIt 'XOIPOR OF TI1E FREEMAN; ?? the best method of fixing the attention of the public on the many defeats of the recent Land Act would be to give the widest, piblioity to the various methods adopted by its enemies for rendering it useless. The quiet, undermining method is much in vogue in many parts of the oonntry. In times past, tenant right was, very useful instrument in the hands ...

... THB, I.-UATpl1q IN F. A , ; . I THE ED ITOT R AN. Lyeqj, December 18, 1872. DEAy SIR-XV1U jbu a'lowVI h Freuchwoman, * who loves her,cou~ntry and grieves over. Its pre- sentafu)tj and Misfortunes to aweranartiole I oini the' TelegranPik, Whicioh has found a-pla6ee in your widoly-sprea4 ptaperof ith 9th. The por- traitures that are drawn there of our political zoeiiate mnore 6fipoetry than ...