... X THE3 MT Lg°JB,.;~enl~embred, aid if tile Field of the Cloty~of Gold, is Btill remeLuO, poets by mere description Call give, celebrity to spots where imaginary battles have been fought, surely the Chelbhanl in paiga will make this valley famous. The division turned out at eleven o'clock lost.Satu~rday$ and concentrated in the hollow In1 foto h cam ofm th 1st and 2ef brigades., Here, they ...

... I FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE, THE Fr1ENCHI EMPIRE. The Paris corraspondent of the Timem under date of can. at- day says :- The topinion of many political persons in of Paris, and expressed, as I am assured, very confidently a, the Austrian and Russian Embassies, that the Emperor ol titS Russia will rai4e no objection to the modifications made by the porte in the Vienna note, is not that which ...

... I FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE, I TIIHE FRENCH. EMPIRE. PAIaS, TUESDAY. 6 P M.-Dispatches were received at the Foreign OlfiCe tbis t morning froim Vienna, dated the 19tb, i and were immediately eent off to the Emperor to Dieppe. Their contents have not transpired, but it is supposed that they bring a satisfactory solution of the Turkish question. This, however, has so often been stated prematurely, ...

... IRIS ELCTION COMMITTEES. Aw MAYA. COUNTY OF NAYO. The inquiry before this committee proceeds on the petition of Sir fobert Blosse, of Alhavallee, Mayo, and of W . Kearney, a Of BolleovilXe and other electors, alleging that the return of D of 0uleele ?? and of Mr. Moore, the sitting members, was oaled by intimidation, vielence, and outrage, exer- at ., ,I towards electors in the interest of ...

... ROTUNDO GARDENS-MRS. GRAHAM'S BALLOON ASCENT. This lady achieved her third ascent in Dublin from these gardens on yesterday evening. The display on this occa- sion was for her benefit, and was presented under most die- tingoished patronage, Lieutenant- General the Right Hon. Sir Edward Blakeney and the principal officers in command of the troops in garrisson were present, as were also nume- ...

... - 1 I - - Ii- - . _ - .. I An adjourned meeting of the corporation wae held yester- ti day at the City Hall. Therews VI a IAr~e attendance of tb citizens in the gallery, Aldernan MIOYLAN, 1ocuos tenenat5 in the chair, u The following members were present :--Aldermen-Sir T. ci O'Briern, ?? Reynolds L., Reynolds John, J. P., Camp- rI bell, Hoyte, J.P. ; Roe, J.P. and D.L; Smyth, Farrell, end L ...

... LATER FROM AMERICA AND CALIFOBpXA ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA. (FROAL OUR OWN CORttESPONDNT.) Liverpool, Sunday. The royal mail steamship Asia, Captain Lott, which sailed from New York on the 10th instant, arrived here shortly before aix o'clock this morning, bringing four days'later news, 84 passengers, and about £100,0G0 specie on freight. Among the passeegers are the two commissioners who were sent ...

... J~i~T5~STEBWRO _:i 11 ?? __ ~1 I'i-j- 1858. _ T , he 7f1ilig jis the sermon, that .W55 ?? _ __ d' Grace the Archbishop of Caoelie at the opening ofrthe Synod last Thursday A p i 9 ?? sAud. meus spoke to them and said-' Alpwrigv in heaeae and on earth, and'as the living Father bath g set m, enals I send you. Go, therefore,,and, teach all y noticing, baptisifig them i n. the nameofteatrido- ...

... X PARLIAMENTARY REVISION1 IMvasrs Tbnhhn 1k ?? I.- I Mlessrs. Uobba, Shaw, and Kemmie took their Beats on the bench in the Nisi Prius Court yesterday at eleven o'clock. Mr. Crean appeared for the Liberals. Messrs. Wauchob, Martin, Uyndmim, and Cusack attended on behalf of the Conservatives. PAYMENT OF POOR-RATE-IMPO0nTANT DECISION. On the previoue day the question having been argued whe- ther ...

... b t fre ut ai sou nat DUBLIN: SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15,1853. I THE APPROACHING WAR The defection of Austria and Russia has crated far less alarm than might have been expected frkm the secession of two such formidable powers. The governments of France and England could ?? have relied on the support of either on a collisioa with Russia-but they did rely on their neutralit for the best reasons, that ...

... DUBIN:t MOAY, OCTOBE 17t, 85at DUBINXS: MONDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1853. | I-E IRH PARTY-TRE CONFERENCE AND THEIR ASSAILANTS. | The events connected with, and resulting from, the late Conference of the Irish Tenant-right party, constitute an important and instructive chapter in the history of governmental proceedings in Ireland. They afford a miniature view of the whole policy of British rule, an ...

... PRiSENTATION Oi AN ADDRESS TO THE -ERY REV. DR. CAHILL, AT QUEENSTOWN. On last Sunday, July 31, when Dr. Cahill had concluded bis sermon at Queenstown, where 1241. were collected in aid of the fund s of the orphanage, under the care of the Sisters of Meircy, a deputation waited on him and presented to him the following address, which was read by W BI Drew, Esq, J P, Beecbmount, in the presence ...