... I T Since the fast account of theb Si& n appeared In a London newspaper we havecarefally road every criticism, Og gestion, and theory conmeateo with them that came in our way, for the purpose of enabling ourselves the better to form a Judg- ment when we should have had an opportunity of seeing and examining them. Some of those criticisms and theories Ware very philosophical, some very ...

... MOBS .FATgo3 6AL LOSSES AT -S& in .tI . Vw.,f~ O E A A i. : ;~hfnh drrived In the -I - The DIutch andd Antwerp steamerso, wuaec ax KAv. river o n Saturday, furuished an addition to thb'a long ckta- d ~ ~ ~~h -digte qio logiat of disatsters which had wcered g the eb Eugltea s galtesuof3'tthepast ek. A u iia~ner wase btotally lo't on the HaUbes. l'hear Nitev Diep. te cre were obsetvad inther ...

... ERECTION OF FOUR NEW DIOCESSES IN ThE ECCLES[ATICAL PROVINCE OF NEW YORK- NOMINATION OF BISHOPS FOR THE NEW SEES. (From the Newr York Freeman's Journal, Sept. 14.) The Most Rev. Archbishop of New Yor k received yesterday the bulls erecting Brooklyn, Long Island, Newark, New Jer- aey; Burlington, Vermont; eand Portland, Maine, into Epis- copal sees and naming to the see of Brooklyn the Very Rev ...

... BOTHrI DUBLIN U1itOb. The guardians held their weekly Meetiag ?? workhouse, Jamess-treet, .he Jbair. Sir RonIBEeT StrAW, Itikrt., idl thecar The following guardiens ?? Nowlan, punsouhy Shaw, ?? Wall, Henry Price, Colonel Lewis, 3,1Bol uelely Bonsai', William Evans, RIpWCaIiu ?? DP ya, on G~eorge 'White, Juha H Askine, T)PRa Jp Jho Flemaing, Benjamin J Holbrook, Dr Nalty, Dr OW81est h - Moore, ...

... I FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE, TllE FRENCH EMPIRE, PAP.ia, OcT. 4, Six ?? Monciur publishes a decree granting permission to foreign vessels to import corn, bread- stuffs, rice, and potatoes, and dried vegetables from Algiers into France. The license thus granted ends on the 31st of December. The Montebello, which was said to be bound for the Levant, returned to Toulon on the 29th ult. It is now said ...

... HEALT OF THE CiTY-8T. PAUL'S: PARISH ' -I 'N : BTNG. . * A meeting of the inhabitants of this pariah was held yesterday in tbe vestry room of St. Pauls Protestant Church, North 3ing-street, at 12'o'clock; for the purpose of adopt- ing'precautionary- means for the preservation of the public health throughout that large and densely crowded district. The chair was taken by - The Bev. Mr. ...

... , L!CENSED GROCERS' kNDv~f-TNERS' SOCIRTY-.-; Tie committee met on Wedneatday at 17, York-street, Mr. M AORLu O'LOUawL in the chair. Mr. O'lFlanagan proposed for admission Mrs. Elisa Gill, vintner, Arrabt quay, who expreseod her gratification that the trade had such a protective society, with the proosedings of which she was well acquainted (hear, bear). She handed him (Hr. F.) also her ...

... -r- --I- Aw ?? ?p (-Il e, begreciltalt Is oonrl DUB.aN: FR1:IDAY, OCTOUEEi 7, 1853. THE FRtIGHTFUL ACCIDENT ON THE GREAT SOUTHERN APD WEStEgR- RAILWAT: 1he feailrl catastrophe which it was oui painful duty to record yesterday is but another of those awful warnings which plead, as with a voice from the grave, the necessity for having som e means devised for enforcing on the conductors of ...

... THE LATE ACCIDENT ON THE GREAT SOUTHERN AND WESTERN RAILWAY- The account of this fearful accident, published in the FanE- MAN'S JOUnNAL yesterday morning, caused the utmost con- sternation and alarm throughout the city. Several of our most valued citizens are amongst those whose friends, families, or donnenions include some of the killed or wounded, and the grief of those wcho learned that ...

... THE VlCEREGAL VISIT TO TE SOUH. l - . ,1 t. i ?- ,-.T A. a . .,d thn COounitbss Their Excellencies the Lord Lieteniant and tbe uouoteas of St. Germans left Limerick on Saturday morning ?? after nine o'clock, and embarked on board the Ladty Burgoy' e steamer at Kilialoe. The vessel, at half-pa t eleven o'clock, got under weigh, and proceeded up the river Seannon ftr Athione, The r Execellencies ...

... rE15N INTELLIGECE,j FRANCOR pARIS, Sspr. 30.-M. de Buol is said to have expressed the hope of ?? the Emperor of Russia of the pro- *ety of accepting the Vienna note in the sense in which it sundoubtedly drawn up, and, consequently, in that of the e, ifications made by the Porte. I am bound to add that in ?? theare rnot nany who believe in his success; but the fP9 who do believe think it is not ...

... j The confereuoce the 'frfends of tenant-right, called for *the purpose of couidering the present po3ition of ths cause, and deciding upon the course that should be adopted for the, future in order to secure a speedy and equitable settlement of a qestbon which so vitally affects the welfre of the people of this country, was held yesterday in the Courcil- rooms of the Tenuant League, Bereaford ...