... A VISIT TO` CARF-- ' 1 , - I ,RULL DRIAM O, MH DISTtP kBANCM. 4 SPE g3itrjpcM -O3XBO1 i,CODRta!26 PoNDUT.) ?? Monday, Night. *Pursuant to -M*Inseructionsabut contrary to the advic f'wall.meaninig. stransgers, li~proceeedd e day 'ito theidark iuvekior of iinewamqgd visited *hat has faceti ouly been deacribss twe ele- * ?? kaearly as I. vould. ind a donveyaisee at i: eirvice-th&' great demand ...

... METEOROLOOGICAL -,EPOR s 1. . ,, CS.., Reaing ofthe DUBLIN. Readings .of the baroreter in Dublin for thepif fou days, correoted and reduced to 32 deg4 Fallrenheit at the me=a sea level. .The black ines show the height otbh barometer at 9an.each~day. o The mercury f alls for rain, SRnS' an 1. id (if rapidly)for bevy P.. , unsettle~. eather. ie It rises for calins. N.w., N?, Alid N- Vln.-(i ra. ...

... I hte erteemzans Oolitnd.. . . . . ?? ?? In Paris the Freema;We Journal is a now exclusively supplied at Kiosque 131, ' ~oulevard. des, Capcinesle, near t t Place ae l'Opera., t LOOKING at it all round and from every point a of view, the Mansion Hou'se Relief Commit- tee meeting of yesteriay was certainly an in-. cident on which the metirpolis of the coun- ry may fairly be congratulated. ...

... F,~Ysatesiy the gurio ?? ~otfh mns~ik-pteet, f Mesr WStne, 1;5 I ut 3DenJ P E WhIa t e, Snd &. Bitre~ qddid srged during 21-numiuber reieved, a,1. tha tr~~tliw w a iialanciit ?? di that! ?? lteo 'whchendsld on the ~i)tis of S~teme, .79 he j. expenditure ~~of teuinto- h'anuto di o ucharge a eiinglsieni Ta fmani) congratuclatedl theta upon It. Mt'Mrscne-ad-eyacspinsto t h T-he ChbrY1ttntnteted ...

... LANDLORDIS E IN KERRY. TO THE EDITOR OF TzHE FIREEMAN. Cahirciveen, 31st December. Sg -I regret I must trouble you with a few lines in reply to a letter which appeared in Mon- day's Freeman from my respected friend tbh Rec. tor of Cahir. Al latitude might be justly allowed the rev. gentleman, so far as his own dealings with his former tenants here may call for correction; but it is much to be ...

... IRISH PJVlL SBRVICE PERMANENT BUIPIDU.G SocIETY. Oin Saturday the sixteenth annual meeting of the members was held at the offices, 5ii Lower Sackvill~estreet, t Mr. JaB. H. OwER, Hon. M.A., architect, Board of Works, occuL ied the cbair. The advertisement convenig the raeewg h~ving been read, The Secretary (3a. Alfred H. Ifercier) submitted the report of the directors, which has been already ...

... Itew 4reemn'ai-,.:onrrni| DUBLIN: 'UESDAY, JAN. . Tan FRnr.iq's JOURNAL and Tna WEnKLY FaERuAN and Iaisa AGRiCUL- TUiIST are regularly on sale jn Olasgow, at tie Queen-street Bookstall, and at 31 Buchanan-street. They sirealso regularly on sale at, Denvir'jA, Tithebarn-street, Liverpool' Tszs decision of the Cabinet to retain per- manent possession of Afghanistan, and to break up the kingdom ...

... MR. PARNELL'S VISIT TO AMERICAL. I IFrnm tr n vtamp s :f It I;- Iha roem me i coes Oi zestermay.) I It may be doubted whether the people of the United States, after enjoying the blessings of pol- tical tranquillity for many months, will be grateful to Mr. Parnell for the New Year's gift wbiclh he has brought them in the shape of a foreign agita- tion. New York is almost as much an Irish as an ...

... *he 'erillalfn 'j9o4nal. I The Freeman's Journal is sold on the Evening of Publication at our London Office, 211 Strand; and Smith and Son's Bookstalle, Buston Station. On the fol. lowing day it is also procurable at the undermentioned addresses in Londonr- Steel and Jones, corner of Spring Gardens and Trafalgar-square ; W. Everett and Sons, Royal Exchange Flags; Al. Pittman, 2 and 3 Silver ...

... GROCERS' ASIISTANTS' ASSOCIATION. -n I. , I ?? . The half yearly genei al meeting of the members of this association was held at the Alexandra Building, Eustace-street, yesterday, for the pur- pose of rea3eiving the report of the managing corm- mittee for the past half-year, and to elect officers and a mnanaging committee for the coming six months. Hugh O'Dongell, Esq., president, occu- pied ...

... : THE APPALELING RAILWAY DISASTER, I ,1 - _ DETAILS OF YESTERDAYOS rIVING: OPERATIONS. NO BODIES DISCOVERED. SPECIAL.fTlLEGRAM. Dunden, Thursday Evening,. No progress whatevef has bean made at. the wreck to-day.- Under the new arrangements de- cided onyesterdaythe barge was 'to be moored between the third and fourth piers, the object of the divers on board being to explore the ground to -tho ...

... THE LONDON POLICE FESTIVAL For the last seven years it has been the custois of certain gentlemen in the city to provide a Neg Yeares entertainment, to which are invited the members of the City Police and their families. The festival was opened on Thursday night in the great hall of i3ie. City School of Art; Skinner-street, Bik shopd ateo -o After tea, which was served in the dinintroom, the ...