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Calm osse, vaons upon Irish Aairs and it had afforded
him such sincere satisacton that he would the in
serfion of extracts thererom the minutes of
their proceedings In his preface, Mr. Porter SAID
wish TO raise my country either to her full fair share in
partnership with Britain in the hor ors and
advantages of the Hiberno British empire or By allow
Hear hssr He ID did not mean a. TO have that pss9rsph
inserted in the record Of their minutes
" tang tS S Ts,s not 70 the
the continuance Of which would inevitably lead the
of all connection between the two countries
They desired preserve involsble their connec
ton with England. There danger of severance
Ireand but when he gone to his cold grave. when
he was to render before the throne
a@ the %
will not continue the slaves ofhat country and
the consequence Of their determination prohsby nsy bs


social revolution, most horrible hightful and cslami
tous in Its results


Mr.; o'conne then proceeded to read those pssssgss
ton on the minutes. The first the dedicatiss in
which Mr. Porter styled Mr. w. 8. OBrien the Bayard
Then again, al wish to tabsh in practice and opin
IN law and in society that the slsnds Great Britain
pire and there people always equal ceteri parSus
in ts honors management and advantages In spe-
cal Of Ireland the state should enter into


friendly connection and equal terms with the religious
ministers Of the Presbyerans Epscopalian
tsns and q the Roman Catholics and should begin by
degrees to take the necessary steps" Mr. OConne hs-
wing read several other passages and extoed their
ments proceeded to say the time coming when Pro-
testant spirit and patriotism should combine in rm but
peaceful determination to prevent the possibility socsl
revolution and give them such revolution that Of
was passage in The pamphlet which be would
advert The learned gentleman then read passage In
snS ne rssrS that the
ion mnst be utterly destroyed together with Psies-
tsnt ascendancy root and branch. Was delight
fu that they had such a Protestant pamphlet And
happy he that the old sgtaors were called upon to
m,gats and moy the over great ardour Of their Pro
not very practicable but he entitled to tha
heartfelt gratitude of Ireland and If three more
be won and the country free Every should regis
ter-every locslity have its reading room The repeal
lst of January ls46 and who but before the let Of
January 1876 they would have an hurrsh for the pas
s%sn. .c On %r College Green schssr If % sentlse.
Tara Hill and drew up petition to the feet" w. the
cendipg to give sgain.S repeal would be
carried They should recoect that even the boys Of II
sionay and that they had abundant of physica force
which thank God, they would never use The learned
ton about Irish rights and beauties.


At hapast four O'Clock the association was adjourned
Rent for the week, 1891 3s 3d.


Scotland.


The manufacturers Of Glasgow have held
meeting at which resolutions were passed 10 press
the question OF the abolition OF the import duty
cotton woel upon the Legislature next session, but
We find nothing new in their facts or arguments


Their reasoning is founded upon the per centage
which the duty bears to the price Of cotton wool Of
lowest qualities at the present low prices and upon
the low numbers Of the yarn spun from it, by which
hey appear to make out a strong case


France.


There is nothing OF importance from France
The papers are occupied with the Spanish atroci-


The Journal des Chemims de Fer alludes to re-
port OF the formation OF a new company with q
capital OF 400 0OO 900 Of francs, to apply for the
concession OF the whole line Of railroad from Calais
to Marseilles.


FRENCH IMPORT DUrEs.-A Royal ordonnance
has been published In Paris, which make material
tons of India and other foreign countries brought
10 France IN French shipe, and also in the pre-
miums granted bv the government on machinery
manufactured in France, and used in the in,erna-
tional navigation The ordonnance is preceded BY
report To the King from the Minister of Com
merce, in which he states that the greater part Of
the notifications have for their object encourage
French ships to bring home, direct from India and
other countries out OF Europe, csrgoes Of raw ma
terias, and other natural productions employed in
the manufactures IN France. The following quo
and amount OF the new duties, and from them it
will also appear that the premiums on home made
machinery are 10 be regulated by weight, and not
Gd vGiorstn


The first paragraph of the ordonnance SAYS -


g. The customs duties the aforementioned
articles shall be established modified in the fol-
lowing manner. All duties are upon the 100 kirlo-
grsmmes, except where otherwise noted -


Wood and Roots Of the Barberry-By French ships,
from countries out Of Europe l0o from other countries,


with allow II snc cr Of $ the fines. u.on
the in bars sheets from old articles destroy
ednBy French ships from countries cut Of Europe loc
ships, from beyond Europe lbf from elsewhere 30E by
foreign ships and by land 4of


Volatile Oil, or Essence of Bsdsna-The same duty
on other oil or esssnce Of aniseed


Nitrate of Soda By French ships. from countries out
Of Europe, one moety Of the present duty


The premium the exploration Of nitric and sulphuric
asids IL reduced moiety.


Iods, 6f from other countries ont Of Europe. iOi
oBsmboos and other large canes-By French ships, from


Flowers Of Carthamun-By French ships, from coun-
tries out OF Europe ; from other countries, by TO-
reign ships, or By land, the present auties
IT, from other counter or BY land BY foreign


Licbens, for dying..,By French ships, from beyond
Europe ioc from other countries or BY foreign ships.
or by lani. the present duties


from beyond Europe Isl from other 6, untries or 81
foreign :hirs, or by land. the present duties
frono hevnnd Enro,s ss srom other sopn,r;s. orRv
ioroign ships, or by land, the present duties


Bsl.sm Of copsba by French ships from beyond
or by foreign ships or by land the present duties.


Aioes by French ships, from beyond Europe, sci
Bennoin By French ships. from beyond Europe.
land the present duties.


Raw Camphor-By French ships, from beyond Eu-
rope 50 from other Countries by foreign ships
land, the present duties


Jaiap Root-By French ships, from beyond Europe,
so from other countries, by foreign ships by land
the present duties.


Produce imported from Tndia-Lacker in its natural
state, in rosn, soc dye in trocbisk, 25G; mo-
therofpesr unwrought in the she'll l0 tim loo.
Lmeston- rubbe, and waste stone deches de pierre,
lc.


Special regulation for Corsica-Tron ore, lc.


The second paragraph 10 in the following terms:-


The premium allowed by the law Of 9Th Of May, l64i
TO .tearnep gnes OF French fsbrications employed
board French ships engaged In the international maritime
navigation shall be quidated according to the present
and the entrance duties applicable engines
Of foreign fabrication imported by French ships"


Spain.


GIBRALTAR, Nov. 80 The most contradictory
reports of the of the country continue reach
rs, but from the difficulty Of communication with
the interior, in consequence of the late heavy
rains, we have authentic intelligence of recent