... trilat ?? DUBLIN: TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1853. MARKET TOLLS AND MARKET ACCOMMODATION. The toll thorough is limited to two towns, but the market toll extends to every market in the kingdom. The first is levied on all articles sold or unsold, while the second is charged only on goods sold. The levy is a money charge on every barrel or hundred weight of corn-every carcass of dead pork-every ...

... ~AMA. I ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA. (FROM3 OURB OWN COtSrPOzDeENT.) Liverpool, Sunday. By the arrival of the royal mail steamer Asia, Captain Lott, which entered the Mersey shortly after ten o'clock this forenoon, we are put in possession of New York journals and advices to the 21st ult., being four days later than that by the Atlantic on Wednesday. The Asia brought 61 pas- seugers and nearly 50,0001 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Oetoer 8, 1868. FOREIGN NEW8-TURKEY AND RUSSIA. (From ahe &cond Ediioa of the Mlorning Herald.) PARcs, MONDAY MORaxmNG. -Toe Assembles Nationrede an- nounces in the most positive manner that intelligence had been received from Olmutz that the Vienna conference has been re-established by the four powers. Negociations have been received, and a speedy and morU happy solution of existing ...

... Unfortunately there is no doubt now that the cholera, in an epidemic form, has made its appearance in the metropolis. By the Registrar-General's return, ending Saturday, 24th ult., it will be seen that the deaths from cholera; which in the two previous weeks had been 7 and 16, have during the past risen to 29, and of these 23 are returned as Asiatic cholera. In the previous weeks the deaths ...

... .. I The following letters have been received by the secretsa ries :- Ballymanue, Stradbally, Oct. 2, 1858. Mi DEAR SIB.-I received Your letter this day only, on my return home after a short absence, asolig me to attend a conference on the 4th of October, in Dublin. I regret to say that I am at present unable to leave home, but whether I am with you or not, I hope I shall never be found ...

... THR was hbld I financial~,shsoil~rhe chair seas occapld by . The C;h!ahirmena commenced boy oberving that he bad been n its y c d with tati sciet, which wa now reattof Irishmarn It had been of great public utility, not only to the citizens of Dublit, but to many ot the lrish country gentry who had been Vin the habit of frequaenting it, The first meeting of the aociety took placs on the Let May ...

... ?? - - AVAL INTELLIGENCE. ,. PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 2, 5 P M.- The Leopard. 12, Captain Loring, has just arrived from the fleet, which sailed from Queenstown on the morning of Friday, about six o'clock. Admiral Corry's division, consisting of the Prince Regent, 90 (flag); Duke of Wellington, 131 (pendant); St. Jean d'Acre, 101; London, 90; Imperieuse, 61; Arrogant, 47; Amphion, 34; llighflyer, 2t, ...

... IRISH TRADE WITH THRE BALTIC-Tjj I I The followin t correspondence appears in the - I M Belfast, 24th Sept, 1834 t My DEOR, Sra-1 nam sorry to trespass on Your able time, but I do so at the instance of some of the I 71 merchants of Belfast, engaged in the Baltic trade 'et? turally enough begin to entertain serious apprehetrans de k safety of their ships and cargoes coming next mo or*, the ...