... DUtiIN: MO1'SI)AY, OCTOBER 8, 18t8. DUB,.IN, MOONDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1858. THE IR SU PARTY-THE PO.ICY OF THE E I , - -m,, COUN rYM . I We have been not a little amused at the variety of suggestions that have been thrown out in the northern journals, with reference to the course that ought to be pursued at the Conference to be held in -Dublin to-morrow. We presume the Conference will be favoured by ...

... | MIL'ITARY PROMOTIONS AND EXCHANGES. : __ ~~ ~~ _I .. Wlta U OFB>, Sr. B.- - , 2d Regiment of Dragoons-H It Handley, Gent, to be Cornet by purchase, vice Feilden, appointed to tbe 13th , Light Dragoons. 1' 8d Light Dragoons--Lieut R M 1 Williams, fromt the 69tb I Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Sullivan, who exohanges. 11th Light Dragoons-Lieut J Miller to be Captain, by purchase, vice Briscb, ...

... -THE CH&NCELLOR IOF THE EXCHEUER IN . THE: H, 4 shA ham been I JNV I I s Sm . . .~ Mr laastOfl, wuu o ln:£ SEXT Br. 27Tii.- l. tiseo~tl s detainsd by indisposition at Dunrobin Cstle, the priocely eeat of the Duke of Suthierland. for several weeks, has at length recovered suffioently to be enabled to ?? his journey southwards. The right hon. gentleman, left Dapro- bin On Monday, and remained ...

... THE APPEOACHING WAR. The worst symptom in the present aspect of aftairs is the length of tine that the storm has been gathering. The thunder clouds hi;ve been slowly piling up against the wind-too slowly and too massively congregating for a mere passing peal in harvest. Had there been a sudden burst, it might as suddenly have blown over. But we have seen, first, the little cloud in the East, ...

... , 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 ...

... 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 ...

... THE TENANT (CONFERENCE. The followiod letters have been received ty the secreta- ties I- x Clonyn, Casgletowndelvin, 28th Sept. . GlmTLEMEN- -I have received your circular of the 26th instant, and beg to inform yoa that I will not fail to attend the Conference on Tuesday, 4th October.-I havy the honour to be, gentlemen, your humble servant, FuLem S. GREVILLI. -The Secretaries, 2, Bereolord ...

... TATUE ?? TE BLESSED VIRGIN AND CHILD; i Ainong the many works of Christian art to be seen withia tie precintas of the Greet lEwhibition, shedding as it werp a iett Ct'ehigious influence over that temple of human industry and genius, there is one work which cannot have escaped at- teblion, and to the peculiarly religious character of which we ds not think it out of place to make a passing ...

... =O- R G - -N I- N TEIGI ?? FOREIN-t NTlrELL'IGENC~hi. l e I IS a l~7 ls UP r 'j * . THE FRENOH EMPIRE. PARIS, FRIDAY EVscceciG.-Tha rumour of au intentted modification of the ministry is still current, but it does ?? gain much credi:t. There has been rather more firmness to-day In the money market than there was yesterday, but there has been ionly a very slight impprovement in *the funds, . ...

... We promised some further and more detafled account dt the most remarkable exbibition ever offered to the gaez (it the public and the deep Consideration and careful study of the t arned. The following is frotr the published description of the children's guardians. To-morrow we trust to be enabled to give the results of our own perseonl observatioln The Aztec Lilliputians are not introduced to ...

... DE!PAIRURE.O ThE CHANNEL FLEET.*- i was pretty 'gsnerallyv expected on Tbrshday 'that the, fleet would have left Quesnentowrn in the course of the day, and under that impression large 'numibers of personms went down the river in order to see the ships ?? out of the harbour. The officers and men had strict ordera to be on board at ten o'clock that morning, so that it was confidently anticipated ...

... AtotlTIoN O, OV laE AITERTISEWT DUTY. The Bill for abolishing the Advertisement Duty received the Royal Assent on Thursday, and is now law. Henceforth, then, no duty will be levied for the insertion of an advertisement In a newspaper or in any other publication. The repeal of this tax -s a concession to the retail trading-the shopkeeping class-and to that large industrious class who earn their ...