... APPREHENDED DISTURBANCES INs I M~~AAM. (FROX OUR SPECI COBnE5PONDE2sM,) Galway, Sunday Evening. On my arrival here, this day week exactly, I ven- tured to affirm that no man could tell what was likely to be the upshot of the present proceedings in the West. That assertion I now feel compelled to repeat, although some forty-eight hours ago I thought I waa a position to pronounce a well- founded ...

... ,I- eON ?? I ?? _ f *_,4 1i lot I L )In ROM V#DXn ORP 9VROx N~T ?? long-continued frost of thitydyvo Iv olyde ady4 for , t dqds W onlydreadl for IFTance in -its obstinate continut qdam, 1bi3 Also even in its departure. I rarely re, n- cedt to have ?eei such a day in Paris as yete day. A fog which would sem respectable even ij qd Londoi enveloeed.the GUy and niles of country to above and below ...

... I TrE STATE OFTHS COUNTRY. SD : H1 o bfta ,'OP t'HnFE2'.' . ;.Sti. isf~th', Tain, Jinuary 9hz. !''DStAk, Sia-Silicei *1j0: las1 acknowredgment ther following Sums havae bden ftowarded to me for the relief of the p'esent distre s,:- .Rev dward-Woods; St Anne's9 Black.- burn, England ?? ?? £25 0' G Rev-P Manogerei 'Sb Mtyis,,5n the Mountains, Virginia C ity Nevada, Moast.Rev Dr O'Rilly; Bishijp ...

... PROCESS SERVING I-N TE-I WB8T.- I 0OITISIONS BETWAE THE PUOPLZ AND TMC POTI(E. SEVERAL WOMEN STABBED. (SPROUL I'nGRAM FROi OUR CORRESPONDENT.) Claremorris, Saturday Night. The intelligence which reached here late on Priday night thata process server named Langley, whilst engaged in serving ejeaments on the pro. Property of Hans Browne Brownhall,.at a place called Knocklekard, was, besides ...

... (FROM oUR OWIT COURFSPON4DENTl.) The Free Presbytery of Edinburgh is making arrangements for an early conference with the Rev. W. F. Stevenson, of Rathgar, Cavith reference to the Foreign -Xissions of the Free Church. It appears that the Foreign Missions Committee, owing to necessarily increased salaries of mis- sionaries and the, developments of the missions themselves, is rapidly exceeding ...

... MIP. (PIn.ARY. TO THBE EDITOR. Srn-I have just read, in your p)er of Menday last an account of a letter to the Puais Union, signed on the part of the Irish deiuration;' bs Pr. F. I. O'Donnell, 3L', and Mr. R. Jennery dc Louer Shee, Barrister, anl, as aU IIi hman Sop3 posed to take sine slight inkt-rc t in ash aiq;irs- I should feol oiiyged 'if you could iu.or ins ie littie more fully of the ...

... ?? freman's Orunal. In order to meet the growing demand for the Freemna's Journal in the North of Ireland, we have opened a Branch Office at 28 Rosemary.street, Belfast, from which the Trade and the Public can be supplied. It is with deep regret our readers will notice that the disturbances in the West still con- linue. and that very unpleasant occurrences have taken place in the great city ...

... MR. PARNELL, M.P,, IN IIMAmhRICA. METING IN PHILADELPHIA ON I SATURDAY NIGHT. MON'EY SENT TO II' LAND PROMR NEV YORK, SAN FRACI50CO, &-c. THE COMMITTEES OF RECEPTION. THE AMERICAN PRESS. SPEECH BY MR. RICHARD OGORMAN. SPECIAL TELEGRA's. The Rev. H. W. Beecher, spealing at the meeting held on the 9th lust. at the Brooklyn A cademy of Music, declared himself in favour of American agitation for ...

... miiio-?riowq?-NFL ReansG he bsrostetern days,. corrected and reduced to 34 : the men sex level. no black lines sjow the Aegb; j I ~a.m. each clay. The mercury falls for rain,s.E., B (if rapidly) for ?? etormv, (if Mi~settled weather. It rises forcaling, N.W., N., and ~. B..i & pit ly) for unsettled weather, dna y)or , Settled .weather. A rise with wind shifting to N.LEm U nie.- of raim. ...

... , THE PEASANT PROPRIETORS OFITEMPLE. | t . I CRONE. I TO THE EDItOR OF THE 15ItEaM=A. 10th January. DEAR SI,-In reply to Mi-. James Sweeney's letter, which appeared in your issue of the 6th inst., I shall just ask him to answer a few queries in a candid and straightforward manner. 1st. What do the people referred to in the ap- peal consider themselves to be-peasant proprietors or tenants ? 2nd ...

... TO TflE gWITBR 0' THL? FRZEMAIr. Letterfrack, Bth Janueary. SIP-It is much against my will that f find my- i self forced, b& the letter of Mrs. Blake, to once wore refer to the ReHvyle e.state, for the very s seltiom otf thpropepty bring. to ioy mind scenes of misery, of- hunger; and i akeduess, which I neter witnessed elsewhere. f is very strange that Mi-s, Blake will not accurately quote ...

... THE LAND QUESTIN, I _ ~ ?? ?? THE P#R~TADU~tG DE1AOSTRAT10% (mozr. LRGA1* FROME OUR EIES,&) iuam, Sunndsy Night. To-day ?? mdiilg of the tenantdamers of the pari of qKclererin, and their snyi.hiscs asheld at Barnaderg about esi mileessouth-east of Tuam, to give expression to the popular feoitlma on the land question' and the distress pretiliiig in the localities; Ebd to make public the ...