The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-01

The linen trade in the Co Antrim is ina
very depressed condition.
In tho South Dublin Union there No, at
present, 1905 inmates
The traffic returns from tho majority Of tho
Iuth railway companies show an Improvement
over tholo Of the like period OF last year.
Dr. Dixon, tho Roman Catholic Archbishop
of Armagh, has published letter strongly de-
outCng Rbbonism.
hs religious community Of St. Clares Hs-
IOljs Cross, Dublin, have received oequost ot
:. 90 from tho late Luke Butler, Esqr.
The Right Rev. DR.. Higgins has received
| $500 from Mr.. Mccormick, d. T., for tho u3c
| o tho poor Of Deny.
Tic entire constabulary fortc Of Ireland vii !
| shortly be- armed with rifles aud cutlussoI, in
| pl.cc Of carbines and bayonots.
Lady E.mondo has directed tho distribution
| Of 200 tons of coas amongst hor poorer tenant
~ in WoXiord, with large quantity OF blank :
citing.
Robert Cole Brown, ESQ., of BoWen's Court.
| kildouery, and Nathaniel Taylor Esq, Ot
| tashel, have beon appointed 10 tho commission
Of tho peace for tue county Of Iipperary.
Mr. Vincent Scally, NJ. p, has published an
address setting forth :he claims Of Cork a' q
general centre for oceanic commerce and cJm-
ihuncaiions between Europe and America.
The Rov Sir Richard Langrishc, died al XII.
| kenny. IAN, 18th. aged 80 years. His father
was one Of tho leading orators in the Irish House
| &C ,mmons.
| An address OF condolenco 10 the Qloon has
be,n voted AT special meeting Of the General
Assembly oi the Presbyterian Church, held at
Belfast.
The application cf the directors Of the Nenayh
Loan Fund, for authority to distribute $1,000
| out Of their SUR lus funds amongst tho poor Of
that town, has boon sanctioned by the Central
Board IN Dublin.
The coping stones Of a railway bridge within
a few miles Of Boyle, Go. R)scommon, were
wantonly thrown down lately, and tho whole Of
a small bridge in the same locality entirely de-
| stroyed.
A committee Of tho most eminent mobiles,
gently, and clergy OF ireland bas been appointed
| 10 collect subscriptions for the relief Of the IA.
mily of the late John ODonovan, l. l., D.,
the celebrated loholar AZ antiquarian.
Persons are stated to bo going through Ire-
land swearing yOung men INTO secret broth
| erhoOd.' Tho oaths are Of most trea'onablo
eharacter-in an English point Of yiow-but
| National in the Irish sense.
The Rev. James Redmond PIP, Arklow in
a public letter approhends tho greatest distress
amongst the poor in his district ewing TO the
deirncss OF fuel, scarcity Of potatoes AMI want OF
EN- mpoNmtnt.
Archdosccn O'Sullivan, of Kenmare, lately
| cautioned MS phrlshltnefs hBhhbt secret Htcle-
| ties, Politics, and idltness. He concluded by
| saving Il cane tly leg Of the parents TO keep
their children from newspapers and spoutiDg
| The masts Of a sunken vessel have been dis
| covered prOtiuding Il ON the sea near the Bailey
| Light at llowtb. She seems to have gone
down with all on board, unseen, and without a
re- rl Of the fatality.
The shares OF the new company orgtni1od to
build a Tailroai from WAtefi,Td to Passage,
ueo with immediate purchaser and applica-
on will at once DO mate TO Parliament for the
go .'-ite act.
| Nm'l, thirty persons concerned In the riots
az the Baron Ge Cimins lecture on the lnqui.
sition, in Enniskillen, have been sentenced to
various degrees of imprisonment, OF from one
week to two moths.
A grand dramatic performance Of the pupils
Of the schools Of the Omagh Convent, on Occa-
zion OF 1.-THE ChIistmas Holidays, occurred Jan
9Th, in the presence OF a large number Of ClorRy
and friends of the institution.
Fnglnh laces-the general torn for tho va.
rious laC,s manufactured in the south of lro-
land-are becoming quite the rage in France.
| The lri h pOplns are also attaining a continent
tal reputation fully equal TO the English laces,
TIE Rev. Charles Connor, whose death we
lately Al nour ced, was nephew OF tho Liberator,
and has left brother, Colonel o Common, IN
the Austrian service. The lamented priest lei
directions that all the property no po3sessoC
| tholli DO ttld lOT inc dement, Oi the poor.
Father Lsvtlie continues to receive contr
lutous for tho relief Of the oyicted poor Of Par
try, whom he has so nchly taken under h
protection. A sum Of 1900 sent from America
has ~ fortunately not been recsN ed, and is pro
baby lost.
a respectable farmer, ramed keegan, having
prosecuted a man ana Ia sou al kllluCan Pott,
SESSIONS was o.lled out Of hls house on the / III
instant, whom ho VAS sot upon by party O
tw,Ne men who beat him until they suppose
te Was dead.
: The quoiS'ion' at Il Q Dublin Corn Exchange
Jar f'h, were White wheat 3ps TO 37s re
DO. pos Od to Sis Cd; barley, l3s Cd to lss I'd
oats lis Od TO lis Gd; am Al l3i to los; ba
ker,' iour, 20s 0d TO 2is; Indian corn. SIS 0i I
3cs Cd. Average price Of bakers flour, 225 &
4 pei Cwt.
n Tho Established church in ireland hold
8 pl' be and rec lands S0i 9G9 statute acres IN
n estates Of Trinity College comprise 1g9, NJ
IL acres the charter and royal schools lands
o Ulster occupy over 20, 900 acres and in Sdd
o tion the annual tiths rent charges amount
r ! 81 100000.