... RATH MINES FLORICULTURAL, SOCIETY. | The annual general meeting of this society was hrld yes- terday evening at the Bathmires Commissioners' house. There were present; -Dr Haffield, Messrs J H Evatns, J W Lane, B North, F St'kes, J J Dockrall, - White, Reilly, Joseph Scott, Campbell, Allrer, Madden, Johnston, Macredy, Hend- ley. Williams, 1,VCtike, Dombraine, &c. At eight o'clock the chair was ...

... CORRESPOND CE. - .. . 1. . . D SIRt-If the circumstance r wiveicacy of the income tax ) by a member of parliament bas been justly considered suffi- I cient grounds for asking explanation of its bearings, so far 3 as may effect the ep'scopal order of the Roman Catholic c chureh, would it beitbo mach to expect that your continuous o oppl)i8ion to its passing into law w;,21(i furnish occasion of ...

... GREAT FOGS JN ENGIAND. I LONDON.-It is probably several years since the metropolis was visited by so severe a fog as that of Tuesday, which led to an almost total ceasation from business 'the difficulties of traffic may be 'conceived by peraons at a distance when it is stated that no vehicle could proceed along the streets with any chance of safety unless the horse were led' by a link-boy on ...

... SOUN f il I'l1t.ii (INION. The weeks. nmeetO l T4.e ksc l ons - ld . held ?? at t1i, o lard r,,mn of tile workhr^¢. J ,u.o5 strest 8 GA1 R015(tL SuIw, Bart., in the chair. The follow ing gstra lans we present :-John Lentaigne, DO, J F; Daniel I' Ryan, J P; Colonel La Touche, Captain Nowlan, Captain Lindpay, Captain Wall, Dr Owens, Dr Ryan, Messrs John Martin, Edmund Lawless, Charles F Dowling ...

... October 81, 1853. LOoDOa FUNDS-STOCK AND SHARE MARKET.- The arrival of further remittances from America, coupled itb a partial confirmation of the report of the suspension of bstililie3 or the Danube, produced increased animation b English funds; and the market having opened one-half ror vnt. better all round, continued gradually to ascend, r ?? ligbtly checked by sales to realise. eventually ...

... ab SPONDENCEI - ?? S ~With your lind permission I beg to cal tl e auvu,-. of the spirit retailers of the city of Dublin to the renewahioh those arbitrairy aete of the Police Commissionere from 1whc I am at present suffering, and which I thought the great meeting of citizens at the Music Hall, together with the sub- sequent proceedings before the late Lord Lieutenant, bad for ever freed the ...

... btL t$retma , O r l8,a8t3 DUBliAN: TUESDAY, NOVEMBERi8,1IS33, TO THE PHENIX AND BACK. Most persons are familiar with the legal deno'io. ment entitled taking nothing by one's motion, The deputation to the Lord Lieutenant yeste. day falls within that class of motion-makers. They went forth in all the pride of insolence, and re- turned-each with a flea in his ear. We can con. ceive nothing ...

... I a , .. . ; IK ,- I O T B i E . ?? - 1 'all JdRalphn FWetning, Ialpn w Campion a apta d J. fI rr Ryan, J HI Alinn Pevick.Whelan,: Colonel. Latouche, ] J eorge Deane, .W . ,ea ') nutt 8T 9F TEifi,4OU. : 9 Rlte nening in the6housenat the last'raturns 2,981;. qd, asitted durldg the weell 110; discharged 74;. died 8; r,e- I n1 eininigln tihe bhe.~i;,29B6 ; eoei'vipg outdoor telief 180., 3 , ' ...

... FOREIGN INTELI I RUSSIA ANtW 'pflDtn XsUZIMA AIN) TURKEy r PARIS, THURSDAY FVENI~r-All the re e pacific. The accounts from Vienna ore P~rtstOds Weatmoreland had received from Censtnltihat lbe O'dVn cdedinterffrstbig fonsari Poert a5pi aance that the representatives of the fope a,! 3 ceeded in their efforts to bring the Divan Ptwr skc t ments, and that positive orders had been Beat to , not to ...

... DUJBLIN SANITAMY' ASSOCIATION. .. . - . . . . .. .I.. The usual weekly meeting of the association wae held yesterday, at the Royal Dublin Society Honse, Kildare-street. Sir EDWARD BorouGH, Bart, D.L., in tue chair. The other members present were-Dre. Nalty, Byrne and Vance; James Haughton, Esq., and Mr. Moore, visitor. The police reports were read, by which it appeared that considerable ...

... I _. _ _ I The Rev. John Crotty, chaplain of the Magdalen Asylum, WVaterford, having applie l to the town council for a waste piece of ground, 60 Pi 20 feet, to be added thereto, to enable him to increase the number of penitents from thirty to eighty; on the mot !,n of Allrrinan Siney, a lease of the ground for 75 years at 21. per annum, waS passad. John Skelly, a poor tradesman of Balbriggan, ...

... Flo1IGN INTELLIGENCE. I FRANCE. P croo'a, 80, 6 P.m.-The Mosikter an- un that the French government haa received an a ci3 despatch from its Ambassador at Constan- electic rg date the 21st instant. Prince Gorts- 1le; replv to the summons of Omer Pasha was con- fa~ sal. Nevertheless, on the entreaties of the ai00enedtoti5 of the four powers, the Ottoman government ~reP ted orders for the ...