... | TE.REMOVAL OFIN ELS6N'S PILLAR TO TEE EDI;OU OF THE FREEMAN. Jan. 10. DZ£A Si,-In common with many citizens of Dublin, I have felt'much interest in your excel- lent proposal for the removal of. Nelson's Pillar from 'the centre of Sackville-street, and I have read very attentiyely the correspondence on that subject which has appeared in your columns. I think there can hardly be any doubt as ...

... - The DailW Quews of yesterday mopning says: -We are glad to see the justification of the In- .ian Government pleaded by a practical states- man like Lord Northbrook on the, solid ground of expediency. Every day we hear the conduct of the Government arraigned as if it were about to sacrifice India to some heartless theory, and sunmmoned peremptorily to do sombthingto show that it has no ...

... THE OPINIONS OF THE PRESS ON THE . COUP. (From the Times,) Mr. Gladstone has recommended to her Majesty the instant dissolution of Parliament, and his advice has been graciously accepted. The dissolution will be im. mediately proclaimed, and writs will be issued for the election of a new House of Commons, which may be expected to meet for the despatch of the business o the year before the ...

... I .PROSPERTY OF NEW SOUTH WALES. - .T , - ST - o I. - _ ?? _ The East Sussex N'ews publishe &letter received by a gentlemar residing at Hurstpierpoint, from a frieud who haginvested his capital in this flourishing colony as an agriculturist, in which he gives some interesting particu~lars. He say :- Population continues to in. crease, as 'well as live stock and land brought into cul. ...

... 0 _ The Municipality of Trieste las, subscribed 1,000 florins.(2f. 50c. each) for the monument to Alessandro Manzoni. Professor Owen, who is sufterinz from a trouble- some bronchial affection, is spending the winter'in Egypt-Naturae Mr. O'Shaughnessy will ba ready in the spring a new volume of songs and poems, under the title of Music and Moonlight.-Athncour. . Ex-Mayor Pierce, of Boston, on ...

... iEhe. cfrttlltan?s ?nrnal- I. ?? DUBLIN: TUESDAY, JAN. 20,1874 : An Evening Edition of the Freeman's Journal is published daily, in time for post, containing all the latest Home and Foreign Telegrams, Stock and Share Lists, Markets, and General News of the day, up to the hour of going to press.. PRINOE BISMARCK is the master of Europe. He rules Christendom, from the Neva to the Seine, with a ...

... T.. The Right Hon. Maurice Brooks was yesterday in. augurated Lord Mayor of Dublin, in succession to Al- derman J. W. Mackey, J.P., who worthily discharged thedutics of his office with honour to himself and with satisfaction to the public. That none better could be named to succeed him than the present Lord Mayor was evidenced by the general satisfaction 'expressed by the largecrowds assembled ...

... r i: I tE^Y *it, i~t t-2$#Y ZPtRAPH.) (.=NURV3WEE R,- CTS. *7 L -I~tondo%. W-edneza; Afternoon. ervati f ?? sak4 jV-A59A ertutoat diffi.. culty in getting members of their party to come for. . vri- w a&Ing_: their hoastdd preparons E consequontly'ther hppa.- a mjoritf are diminish- iag more and more. Among those members whom tile dlssoltidn found absent is; we believS, Mr. W F de~,D hr ...

... I TRE VARTRY WATWRWORKS. | At a meeting of the Board of Guardians of the Rath- drum Union, held yesterday, William Gilbert, Esq., V.C., in the chair, the following communication was received Local Government Board, Dublin, 12th January, 1874. Sin-The Local Government Board for Ireland transmit herewith, to be laid before the Board of l0uardisns of Rathdrum Union, a petition which the board ...

... S The proceedings of the trades' unions were resumed yesterdays morning, in the Temperance :Hall, Shef. field. Shortly after that time Mr. Mundella, M.P., edMr. Harrison, Professor Golburn Smith, Mr. H. Comp- ton, Mr. Applegarth, and Mr. Lloyd Jones entered the S hall and were well received. They were afterwards invited to seats on the platform, which they took is amidst loud applause. Mr. ...

... TRIAL OF ToE CIAgANTe Il (By Freeman Speoial Wire. London, Wednesday. L At the sitting of the court this iorning the Lord Chief Justice was again absent. Mr. Kenealy continued his'resume of the evidence for the defence on the Orton theory, and contedied that the numerous witnesses who spoke positively to the defendant not being Arthur Orton, could not poB- sibly all have been deceived. 'In ...

... The guardians of this union held their usual weekly. meeting in the board room yesterday, THOMAS F. CALDBECK, Esq., J.P., occupied the chair. The other guardians present were:- Messrs Thomas Franklin Robert CaUow, T C; Alderman John Draper, Charles Tencl, R Pilsworth, Laurence Dunne, John Byrne, TC; George Deane, J P Henry Maclean, J P; Michael Carey, T C; P*er Flziegan, T C; William A Hayes, ...