REVOLUTION SERVIA. The latest accounts from Servia mention that the Russian agitation is growing daily more open and daring, aud that the incredible activity of the agents of that power leads to the conclusion that sanguinary entanglements will speedily break out between Russia a

and Thursday) and a quantity of hemp stolen on each occasion. No clue could be had to the robbers untill Constable Byrne succeeded arrestinr a woman named Ellen Keeffe,wbo was offering a portion of the stolen hemp for sale to a rope-maker on the Coal-quay, on Friday. The Constab

Election or Medical Attendant to the Millstreit Workhouse and Fever Hospital.—An election far the above situation took place at Board Room, Kanturk, Friday last, the 21st Instant. E. D. Freeman, Esq., in the chair, when the following Candidates presented themselves, via. Dr. Lea

deals.

The Marquess of Waterford, Marquess of Bly. Earl of Loajford, Sari of Aldborougb, Lord Aronmore, Lord Ban. Connolly, Esq. MP. Kanmare Poor Gnardiaaa. tha Ballr. ""> n poor Law Guardians, the HsltingUi, Umoa, and various other Boards of Guardians, » 7 ,b AddreM <•»« originated by

[from the reporter or the tralee chronicle.] The following advertisement appeared in the number of the Tralee Chronicle RENTS ! RENTS ! ! RENTS ! !—LOW PRICES ! LOW RENTS ! A Public Meeting will be held on St. Stephen'* Day, theCrou Keen ! I! to petition Parliament to take into

MORI YELPING FATHER MATHEW. fFrom the Bottom Pilot.) One Lumpkin, of Georgia, hu been shaking hi* tampiih head and wagging hi) foolish tongue against Father Mathew—just like other ill-behaved fanatic* in thi* city. Our reader* are aware that few fanatical Northern* have been mapp

(From the Moderator.) We are happy to perceive that whatever difficultiei stood, or were supposed to have stood, in the way of carrying out an appointment to thii office, have been at length removed, and that the valuable services of Mr. O'Shauchnessv have been secured for this

London, Friday. good deal of business was transacted in the , Hume Funds to-day, and the market was firm. Consols were done 96} to J, and closed at 96} to e*. div. for the opening. Reduced Three per Cents. 96} to New Three and-a-Quarter per Cents., to |; Exchequer Bills, at 595.

the estate, bountifully supplied with good substantial dinner on Christmas Day Fermanagh Mail. ' We feel great pleasure in noticing the appointment of George John Crawford, Esq., L.L.D., of the Connau-ht bar, to be Chief Justice of Adelaide, with salary of 1,000?. a-year. Mr. Cr