... I & SLAVE TRADE TREATY Tlh. 41mi--:- At - . .- I o ?? lt~hewng is the treaty concluded for the suppres. ,on of the slave trade between France and Great Bri- ta~n:l His Majesty the King of the French and her Majesty the Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, Considering that the convention of 30th November, t 1831, and 22d March, 1833, have attained their object in ...

... (ACCURATELY REPORTED FOR THE 5REEDIAN.) Thursday, 5tl of June, 1845. Ture SM!TIIFICTD MARRET to-day was remarkably firm, beef at an advance of 2s to as per cwt even over last week's advance. Prices, 489 to 5s8 per cWt, oftal sunk; mutton, 6d to 7d; veal, GMd to 71d per lb; and lambs, 184 to 24s each. Ttip PiG MACRET was also brisk, at an advance of Is to Is Gd per owt; pork, 32s to Hie per cwt ...

... | IBEBRNIAN UANXB-HAMLF.YEAILY ,MEETING. ,t Dou ._ _ z - -- - Yesterday the half-yearly meeting of the Proprietors of the Hibernian Bank, was held at the company's offcae, Castle-street, J. C. BACON, Esq., Governor, in thebhair. Mr. Fotrel, the secretary,.read the following half-yeawrly report of the directors to the proprietors :_ -GRNTtsaxlV-In convening you in confornity with your laws, ...

... I 11R BANKS. i We publish in another columnm a tatemeut, lessed on 'be. half of an Irish banking company, the Hibernian Bank, setting forth a particular case of hardip, l1keliyto.be in- ictedby-hs fJk. lnllJ -noir before vaglisamnt; and ?? case:seems to ustq. deserve the serious consideration of the government. We have frequently borne testimony to the skill and judgment shown by Sir Robert ...

... (ACCURATELY REPORTED FOR THlE FREEMAN.) Dublin, Thursday, 12th of June, 184;. Trl CATTLE MARKET. ToteS DAY-Beef, 4Gs to 58s per cutoff sink; mutton, Gd to GOd off ditto; lamb, Gd; veal, Gd to 7d; pork, 32s to 35s, and brisk sales. TteE Flst l'itAI~nTr-Salmon, G ~d to 8id per lb; black sole, Is per pair; lobsters, Is 6d to 2s Gd each. TaE POTA-TO MARUEr-Cups, Is 4d to 2s 2d; apples, 3s to 38 1 ...

... I - (ACCUIGATELY REPORTED FOR THlE FREEMAN') Thursday, 19th June, l,154. TuE CATrLF. MAREET, To-DAY.-Thesupply was by 12 ?? large, yet prices were inclined to lower. Ordinary beet, Il 47L; prime, 0os to 5is per cwt, offal sunk ;tutton. ,-ij to ;i't per Ib, offal stnk; veal, G6.d ; lambs, inferior, is2 to i eui good, IRs to 24s; young calves, 8s to 15s each; Enlglish dteI, imported for ...

... DUBLIN ANDDROGHEDA RAILWAY COMPANY. I A meeting of the proprietors of this company'was held at the Dublin and Drogheda Railway Office, Marlborough- street, on yesterday, for the purpose of having submitted to them, the drafts of the bill now before parliament, as amended in committee, enabling the company to make a branch railway to Howth. On the motion of Thomas Brodigan, Esq., seconded by ...

... THE DUBLIN MTREETS. (ACCURATELY REPORTED FOR TriE FREEMAN.) Thursday, 26th June, 1845. THE CATTLE MAREEr, Tuis DAY-Prices of cattle, sheep, lambs, veal, &c, were the highest for several seasons. Beef, 488 to 6as per cwt off sink; mutton, {d to 7d ; veal. Gd to 7d ofr ditto ; and lambs, I Ha to 24s each. The demand was extremely brisk both for exportas well ashome use, and all sold at an early ...

... I _ T - h . . . . ._ T'he Irish bank bill will be reported to the house to- night. The haste with which it has been urged through committee, and the dogged obstinacy with which alterations were resisted, prove how utterly Peel despises Irish remonstrance against his measures. Every Irish member of every party who spoke in committee denounced the injustice of which the Hibernian and Royal Banks ...

... REVIEW OF TILE .TISH CORN TRADE FOR THE (FROM THE M[ARt-,lANR EXPRESS.) Though a rise has since our last taken place in the temperatun. still the weather has been cold ?? the advanced sea-on of the yetr; unfavourable rumours respecting the present appearance of the wheat plant. and predictions of a late and precarious hae ,% have consequently rather increased than diminishad. That ssnil ...

... REVIEW OF THlE BRITlSH CORN TRADE FOR THE I PAST WEEK. (FROMt THE MARIE-LANE VXPRVRSB.) The reports from all quarters agree in stating that the eppearance of the growing crops has been greatly improved within theP85; eight days. A maierial alteration has taken place in the position of the wheat trade since the close of May, the incli.ion to purchase having di minished, whilst the anxiety to ...

... BANBING BILL FOR IRELAND. STATEMENT ON BIEHIALF OF THE RtBERNIAN JOINT 7 aSTOCK BANKING COMPANY (IRELAND) CLAIMING AN EQUALITY OF PRIVILEGES. That, at a time when public confidence in Ireland was shaken in its banking establishments, owing to the failure of almost all the private banks, and from this cause and the monopoly of the Batik of Ireland the trade of Dublin was suffering under great ...