hsve prepared the following Charades, &c., for the amusement of our reader*, daring the holidays. ah all give credit, la our next, to •uib our readers forward v.luUoa* Friday next. i Karade, So. 1. pl'W'm oor Thu<i an«w#rin» ir»dy, A bliirht on uur mirth, I When w>und4 our last

The produce market has virtually closed to-day for the Christmas holidays. B. P, Sugar.—Transactions have been very limited this week, and prices are without alteration. At public sale on Thursday, 148 hhds. Barbadoes and St. Lucia, ere offered. There was a small attendance, and

Ordination bt Cardinal Wiseman.—On Saturday morning last. Cardinal Wiseman held general ordination the Spanish Ambassador’s Chapel, Spanish-placo, Manchestersquare, London. There were eight candidates fur various degrees of ordination—one Priest from Saint Edmund’s College, thre

MONDAY last hit Worship the Mato*, tccomptnied by Mr. Mauec, T.C., *nd the Tows* Clerk, proceeded to Millmouot Birrack deputation from the Council appointed present to the Officer* and Men of the Regiment Resolution passed the Corporation at their late Assembly, expres»i«e of th

THE MAYORALTY ROOM, On MONDAY, 13th JANUARY. 1851 Tickets may had at Mr. Keu.y’s, Arcjtu Otfiee ; or Mr. Uamiltom’s, Bookseller, Laurencc-street, Dtegheda. December 28tb, 1850. [672

Th? .NI a< ~\it which arrived Liverpool Tuesday brings paper* containing the annual Message of the President of the United State*. The Niagara sailed from New York on the Ith in»l., making the passage in 13 day«. The Message is a very lengthy document. give as copious extracts f

(Frftman) are informed that some of the guardians of this union propose striking rate immediately, under circumstances which, if our information is correct, render such proceeding highly objectionable. The policy of the poor law seems to be that rate should be struck only when t

A committee ha* been eitiinr, in the United States, at continuous period* for some mouths past, to consider the question of connoting the railway cSorts of that country with those of Ireland, via Dublin and Galway, and in reference to its proceedings we are permitted to make the

On the 18th inst., in Edinburgh, by the Rev Norman Johnstone, cousin to the bride. Gore Gregory Cochrane, Esq., of Cootehill. county of Cavan, to Elizabeth Matilda, youngest daughter of the Ute Richard Darley, Esq., sister to the Rev. John Darlcy, late Principal of the Royal Sch