I THE EXILES OF 1848-MEETING IN BR"OAD.I (Abridged fronm te WexJord Indepeadss&)- On Monday, one of the most respectable and influential meetings ever heldinj this town, called by. his Worship the Mayor, in pursuance of a numerously signed requisition pre- sented to him for that

iIIEATRE ROKL DUBLIN. gB. HARRIS has the honor to announce that be has become Lessee of this Establishment, and that it has opened with a numerous and effilient Company. EVENING (Saturday), January 3d, will be efolmed the New Comedygof perfre FN~sAD IIZR. Lord MIinever, Mr. J?;Wd

I __ __ TO CORRESPONDENTS, . I Owing to the pressure on our space we are obliged to post- pone the insertion of the letters of the Messrs. J. and P. Whelan, and others, until Monday. DOCTOR K[RWAN. We have received from Dr. Kirwan, our respected city coroner, a long letter, which

THEATRE ROYAL, DUBLIN., On THIS EVENING (Saturday), January 31st, the performances 'will commence with the Comic Drama, entitled SERVE HIM RIGHT. Sampson Sbnttleworth, Esq., Mr. Granby; Dick Hobbs, Mr. F. Robson; Julia, Miss Jenny Marston. To be followed by the favourite Farc f T

We have the gratification to announce that John Cramp- ton, Esq., eldest son of our distinguished countryman, the Surgeon-General, has been appointed her Majesty's Minister and Plenipotentiary to the government of the United States, in the room of Sir Henry Lytton Bulwer. Mr. Cr

W. H. Smith and Son's Newspaper Offl1s, No. 1, EdQ -uay, 9th January, 1862. THE AMAZON. The following passengers were picked up and carried into Brest by the Dutch galliot Gartruida:-Miss Anna Briar royth, Mrs. Eleanor Rloper, Mr. Clinnor and child, Mr. William Evans, M~r. G. St

- -- . - ~ a. .- - - ItOME, DEC. 31, 186I.-Christmas-eve, which is observed with so much solemnity throughout the Catholic world, is celebrated with peculiar religious observances in the Eternal City; and this year these ceremonies have been attended, if possible, with more than

MR. BENNETT AND THE CLERGY OF FRO31E. .. 1 , f .. . I.. . . ig The following address has been presented to the, Most Hon. the Marchionegs of. Bath:- " MADACI-We, the undersigned clergy and laityvf* theW parish, of Fromne,; address oursekves to your ladyship with en~i nge iacggs o

GENTLEMAN USHER'S OFFICE, Dublin Castle, January 6, 1852. H [IS Excellency the Lord Lieutenant will hold M a LEVEE, at DUBLIN CASTLE, on WEDNES- DAY, the 28th of January 1 2, at One o'Clock. It is requested that each tiem attending the Levee will bring Two Cards, with is me and P

Through the activity of our well-informed London Correspondent, we were enabled to an- nounce in a third edition of the WEEKLY FREE- mAAN, published at an early hour on Saturday, that the negociatious for an amalgamation be- tween the Whigs and the Peelites had ter- minated unsu