... N FORTE bUI9LIN tNION. , , The usual weekly meeting of the guardians was held on I th iYesterday, at 12 o'clock, an The Right Hon. the LORIn MAYOR in the chair. be The following guardians were present :D. F. Brady, pr M.D., V.P., Captain Wisdom, ?? Charles Thorpe, IHenry Price, Captain Lindsay, Mathew Callaghan, Joseph Bi ,Long, John P. Doyle, Thomas Arkin, Robert Mullin, to I Daniel Lyons, ...

... FR'sOM OU PRIVATE CORRESPONDENT. London, Monday Night. STATE OF MR. O CONNELL'S VEALTl. Total absence 1rom nil concern with the busy affairs of the political world, and the genial influence of the southern clime, more happily combined under the merciful interpo- sition of Divine Providence, in checking the further pro- gress of Mr. O'Connell's indisposition, my letter yeeterday conveyed the ...

... We have much gratification in publishing the following letters transmitted to us by that indefatigable and excellent clergyman, .the parish priest of Balle, for publication.- Would that we had often to chronicle such instances of sympathy and tender care on the part of the lord's of the soil towards those who toil for them, as are recorded in this Correspondence TO THE EDITOR oF THE TREEMAN. ...

... I I On Saudyasalbtrsetbemeeti-ng of persons mc opposed to this measure was held at the Rottnudo, thc It to receive the report of the committee, to consider the an, answer of Mr. Labouchere to a memorial presented to his tht Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, end to determine wbat Sic course they should pursue. gli ROBIERT HENRY FRENCH, Esq., wae called to the chair. thi Mr. Tankorvillo ...

... I __ RDUBLIN IMT BILLMET . I Messrs Hayward and Brassinlgtonl resumed their sit- me~is tings on this bill at the council chamber, wllliamc.3treet, Dublin. on yesterday. ntt h * Mr. Rolleston appeared for the insurance Conmpanies, ntt h with respect to the fire brigade, and for the parishioners Mr. La of St. Andrew's pariah. in the mm, Mr. Hayward said, that it was beyond the province of Mr. BP ...

... I U vU LX u LUIG LAJ. - A LOSS OF THE GRANAUILE STEAMER- 1 FURTHER PARTICULARS. In addition to thefacts which appeared in the FREEMAN of yesterday respecting the fate of the above unfortunate vessel, the following particulars have been collected :-Tho number of poor persons who fell victims to either of the two opposite elements-fire and water-cannot be known with any degree of certainty. ...

... THE CORPOBATION. An adjourned meeting of this body took place yesterday. I The Right Hon the LORD MAYOR piesided. H His Lordship said that before the business of the day was prooeeded with he wished to make a few observations which he deemed of ?? importauce. He received i o0 many letters, as Lord Mayor, from individuals in Eng. I land who were endeavotiring to find out a gang of impostors ...

... - The Paris journals of Friday, and such of them as were published on Saturday, have reached us. The former con- taiD Do political news, being chiefly occupied with specula- tions on the probable events of the approaching session.- The Presse continues to recommend to the government of France to pocket the violation of the treaty of 1815, in re- gard to Cracow. and form an alliance with Russia ...

... IDESTITUTION IN MAYOBALLINTUBBER- THE REV. MR. BROWNE. IETITUT . . ?? . . .. . .. . .. In returning his humble thanks to those who have so ge- nerously come forward to the rescue of their suffering fellow-creatures from an impending and premature death by starvation, the Rev. J. Browne feels it a gratifying duty to be enabled to inform them that the same so humanely transmitted to him, though ...

... | DUBLIN CORN EXCHANGE-YE8BTEDAV. IA -J_ __ -_ ?? - I We bad a moderate supply and a fair demand at oar corn markettoday; prices of Tuesday were generally supported, and in some oases the best qualities of Oats and of white wheat obtained a small advance. Indlan corn i perqr. dearer. Whwheat 0Bs Od tooa Od Ditto new, 103 6d to 13s Od Ditto new, 26s Od to 3la 6d Oatmeal, 148 Od to 15s ad Red, ...

... - . . . . ?? Tb. following are the documents referred to In our report ebsewbere as having been read at the mseetlg of the Irish Council yesterday:_ &ctfn Report of the Sub comeiu;ee oei Irish Msansfactures. The physical and geographical advantages of this island ongh:t long since, In the ordinary course of events, to have madsed It to commercial and manufastudring prosperity. But while other ...

... The Noureleliset of Marseillies contains the following let- Th ler from Naplbs, dated the 19th instant:- firn 1The svocess of the insurgents in. Calabria is confirmed. the Every day fresh communes declare in favour of the move. offi ment, and reinforce the bands of 'the insurgents. The wb greater part of the coast connected with the principal towns stri which aSeI insurrection has also ...