... - - ?? ?? I.- - i - Tllu??t I.. i - o F Delft if 0, I? ?? ? I . . (SPLCI.IJ; TEL~tbii,'. _- Clo~nqei! Fiidav Niht. The installation of the Mayorolf.Clonmel,.2deV,' man O'Connell Hackett, j.P., took place at the - Courthouse to-day. 'His worsbip wes a'tiredj'n his official robes. Hi was preceded by-the swoi7I- bearers and the mace-bearers, enad was Acpomrpanied* by.the members of the Coupoil ...

... [FROM A CORRESPONDRNT,] NEwV YoitK, DEOcMBER 19,-At the present time New Yorkes considerably agitated about the re- ports daily received from Ireland, A large element are ready to blame the British Government for all the evils at present existing In that conntry, Mr. Parnell will, no doubt, add feel to that flame when he arrives. A grert many taske a different view, and those beat informed ...

... I SkATE OF FTE COUTRY i T DTROW 'yn 'Tnsu Larkfield, January 1I DEus SIB-Looking over some papers relative to the state of Ireland at different periods since thoUninb, my attentiot was eol1ed to some letters of Cobbett's on the frightful state of Ireland. He says, I have seen thbs.1ninrbirg ?? thousand working persons, all the clothes upon the bodies of whom were not worth so much as the ...

... 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. ...

... THE DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS BETWEEN ENGLAND AND THE PORTE, (FROM THE TIMES CONSTANTINOPLR CORUESPON- DENT,] CONSTANTINoPLE, DicsrBsuR 25.-Yeaterday ae- tereoon Sir Henry Layard presented his ultimatum demandfng the restitution of Doctor Kollerl' papers, the liberation of the Khodja Ahmed Tewfik, and the ?? of the Police Minister, and decolaring that if within the space of three days these demands ...

... THE DISTRESS 1N boNEGALI - 1 a . Th . I . DEPUTATION TO THE CHIEF SECREAIY. Yesterday, at ?? pa4 threeo'elok a 'depauta- tion waited on the-.Right Ho JEagos Loqwfh'er, rhief Secretary, at the Castle, for. the purpose :of 'bringing uwi~der his natiie ,thidiiitress, *1ich DebSts ;n alarge disict of the atunty of Donegal,, and requesting him to exercise his ninfuence wnth the Gover-mer.t for the ...

... I - . .. - . - . - .1 -- - - - L During the Great Irish Famine, from the his- tory of which we made some extracts on Thurs- day, the lives of the people were sacrificed to apathetic delays, committees of inquiry, and tons weight of query sheets, at a time when the state of the country was fully known to all who cared to know it. The Royal Agricultural Society of Ire- land took early ...

... A GOOD RUN WITEI TRE COUNTY DOWN STAG HOUN(DS. ALTHGYUGI the varions packe of harriers in the Counties Down and Antrim often afford good rune, the usually straighter going of foxhounds is want. Ing, and till lately of staghounds, for hard riding sportsmen. However, through the liberality ot a large and popular landed proprietor, Captain ?? of Montalto, stag hunting may now be rnjoyed In the ...

... PROPOSED GOVERNE13NT LOAN. [SFROIAL TELEGRAM.] DUBLIN, FRIDAY NIGHT -A deputatlon waited on the Cbief Secretary, at the Castle, this evening, to ask assistance for procuring a Government loan of £356000 for completing the Fermanagh and Donegal line of railway, with the object of giving work to relleve the distress prevailing in the southern parts of Donegal, The deputation oon- sisted of the ...

... LAITEST NEWS.! FRANCE AND GERMANY. [IfORNING rOST TrLUGRAM.] BRSLIN, THUaSDnT,-Dirquletlig rumours con tinne respecting the French Ambassador at St. Petersburg, General Charzy. who is suspected of intriguing against Germany. THE ATTEMPT ON TIlE LIFE OF TUE KING OF SPAIN. MADRiD, TaUBSDAYV-Notraoe has heen found of the ballets fired by Otero at the King and Queen. His Majmsty will this evening ...

... 7pl-~lZ,- ; . NEW S. - ! t s ?? . ?? ?? (By 'eemaw, peal Wire.) LONDON CORRESPONDENCE. FsreemeOffice, 211 Strand, London, Saturday Morning. .There is still a thrill of rejoicing in the Con- servative Press at the news of three thousand Afghans having been kilkd in the recent opera- tions near Cabul, Which might very well have been spared. us, They had their own ideas of fealty to home and duty ...

... ;SPEECH AND SPEECH-MAKING MACEHINES. TEIE second lecture on this subjeot was delivered in the Working Men's Institute last evening by Professor Barrett, of the Royal College of Surgeons, Profeasor Redfern occupied the chalr,and the atten dance was much larger than on Thursday evening, The CHAIRMAN said he had no doubt that, except from somes very great necessity, there was none ab. sent that ...