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ihtit;ttf, Esc. 14=—We are enabled to coltrai
dict,th'e report which has been eircul'ated, that
our:Cabinvt it occupied with the. cousidctatiou of
measures *tar liriiitiur the. Liberty of. th,e
Neither in Prussia,
,nor in other States of Ger-
nian'y, ha's any such meastire been 'adopted. If
the Liheity of the Press exivs here at present
only as a sort or privilege ut particular clisscs.of
ouciety,, it is very certain that it prevails in IP) tit
of tact in its utmost extent thrnUchuut out mo-
narchy.

BitussELs, Dec. 24.—Accounts of the 19th,
the frontier of Prance, state that there
has lately been a very active correspondence
with the-head-quarters at CAtubray'; that frequent
couriers are dispatched by the Doke of IV.elting-
ton to London, l'stis, and the ['ague ; that.his
'Grace's journey to Paris has been postponed;
that the Austrian officer who Waited for an au•
iwer to important dispatches.at Paris was to base
that capital on the 20th sand, that a courier 114
been dispatched on the 17th to Berlin. This af-
fords matter tor various conjecture, but is as yet
a mystery to the public.
WEistAiti DEC. 16 —Madame de Krudene,r, is to
proceed to Leipsic. She wishes to go to Berlin,
but it is- thought she will not be permitted to
make any star. She hat even, been compelled to
make long detours, in order not to pass through
the Prussian territories.
MAbßtb, Dec. lty.-A Projet :for Recruiting
.the Army by means of a conscription is on the
,point of being. carried . into effect iti Spain :,a
Royal Ortionnance prescribing t!iis new mode of
recruitment is in the press. Evety year 17:000
men) from the age of 18 tO 30, of all classes with-
out weption, are to he summoned to serve in
the army.:r—their not attending, to. pay :1000
fraries, '

The afficersimiilicated fa the Otte': of Pot tier,
at,Cortiona, ere, to be brought io tfiul without
delay.

WATERFORD CATHOLICS.
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" Rome, S. Prßseide, June 3, ISM
''" 51.*,•."•rieSt Wek I had 'lie isinsour of Ore•
settling the Resolutions of •1110 'Catholics of the
Conniy and Citty ;of W!lerfOrd, which you trans-
mitted to tne in ;your estented favour of the 12".11
April; to °in. holy Pattie,. /he Pope, at his:conti-
try Palace Of Cili!:Cl GatillO)ft); tititi Jal ext rennly
Happy inform you, ~that; his,Holiness received
Olen) in the most gracious 11191111cr, Ott this,,
as well as on other occasions, I must express my
acknowlellgtoents to the:virtuous and accomplish-
ed Cardinal Della Somagha, Vicar to his. Holi-
ness, and one of the tvighte“ ornaments of the
Sacred The Resolutions rell'oct .the
highest honour:on yoirr teligion and portions's);
they dist down completely THE iNF %MOUS CALA/ Y
so industrialist!' circplated in 'corioul parts If the
tiviat all ihe wealth and respectability of
the Catholics of Ireland is decidedly in favour of
ThIS Vt±TO.-74)0 me the 61%0111* to aas4re the Cs'.
titglici of ,your County and City of my most
grateful thsinks for tht is! disno,, . bottom. con, o IL(1
(erred • on me,. by making the the nrgoti of their
sentiments on so important a subject to the Holy
See. have the honour to be, with Meat regard
and respect, Sir,
Your most obedient humbleservinr,
FRANCIS J. O'FINAN.
" To Richard Mover O'Shee, Esq.
Giiirdenruurris, Waterford, Ireland." •