... LM'EST BI'i'LUGENC. TURKBY AND RUSSIA. We (Times) have received from our correspondent in Paris the following telegraphic despatches, received in that capital lauta night Brest, Feb. c. In consequence of orders received yesterday for the im- mediate departure of the Atlantic squadron, it is expected that Admiral Bruat will make signal for Bailing imribediately. The squadron, it is said, will ...

... I - AGRICULTUREF Ftr several days past the weather has been pecu. liarly fine and favourable for spring business. This change was rendered very desirable by the fact that up to the last week a large quantity of wheat remained unsown, owing to the almost continual ?? Journal Such has been the mildness of the season since the late enow storms, that spring ia a(dvancing with rapid strides; the ...

... I v l eo u 9 t S 30t* l ?? >c1a i I Iza1 -DUBLIN: MON\DAY, JANUARY 50, 18b,1. THE WARL BUSSIAN DIPLOMACY AND TURKISH VICTORIES. Theimornentous issues of peace or war areL in- volved, according to the Press, in a categorical reply ,to the following question:- Whetber or no it is ' the intention of the French and English govern- ments to impose upon Turkey in the Black Sea the same de facto ...

... I TILEXWAR. I THE, WAR-. THE INVASION OF THE CRIMEA. There were again rumours in Paris on Wedneadq great battle being fought and won in the Cr of. authentic intelligence has been received later then a d from Marshal St. Arnaud, dated the 16tb. espat It is a fortnight yesterday since the allied army landed the Crimea, and as the news of this event reached seven days, we might now receive ...

... I WLE~1S~M THlE ?? X dftlcr di h~ioa# ,pric1i't;; d~evat~t~xc>o 8bpdr;oilB a mogbtsngegat ,oitotp ...

... I _ . [ We are glad to state that a medal will be promptly Issued to the troops serving in the Crimea. The medal will be given to all those who have been in any part of the present campaign. A clasp will be added for the Alma and one for Inkerman. The regiments engaged are tid have on their co- lours and appoiatments the words Crimea, Alma,'and Inkermau. The 18th Regiment (Royal Irish), ...

... LJOAS TESTIMONIAL. Amnnnt -f . h irn -n4 amount ox sti3scriptionB already acknowledged £280 8 0 The Lord Bishop of Beverley ?? ?? 2 2 0 The Lord Bishop of Nottingham ?? 2 2 0 The Provost of Salford ?? ?? i 0 0 Carion:Wildeng . * .. 10 0 * anon~lrith, *. . 1 0 0 Canlon Itving ?? .. 010 0 Canon Thompson (Hexham) ?? . 1 0 0 Very Rev. P. Greenougb, 0 SB 1 0 0 The President of Mount St. Mary'l, S J ...

... . I I - We have already directed the attention of our readers to the ermon to be preached on behalf of the Richmond-street schools of the Christian Brothers, on Sunday next, by the iBev. Fattier Peteherine, of the order of Redemptorists. For the last two years the claims of this highly important edu- cational Institution ofitthe charity of the Catholics of Dub- lir have been advocated by two ...

... DUBLIN-MECHlA-CB' INSTITUTE I . _TTT TO THE EDITOR Or THE FREEMAN. Sin-In the DAxLyr FIaiMsIA of Saturday last, there aP- peared a letter signed James HaEughton, i which I am made the subject of a moat unjust and unfair attack. Mir Hatugbton representsame eslhaving addressed to him a threw ?. s'fuy letter, by which he and others~were. prevented from!i carrying out a useful and benevolent ...

... %TJe 1maomxit X ?? 'DUBLIN'FRIDAY,'MAY 12,' 1854.' ' i -- 77 _ _ ?? f, I REPORT OF THE 'BOARD OF 'IEALT'H-TIE | . CAUSES OF EgXESSIVE MORTALITY CITIES. The last report of the Board of Heslth is fill of warning and-full of promise, and ehould be stu4ied with care by.every man wboae position enables himI to exert any. influence over the;.atolid authorities, ?? still more stolid public, to ...

... LICENSED GROCERS AND VINTNERS',SOCIETY. The committee met on Wednesday, 17, York-street. r Ur. M. BOUaRKE in the chair. The Chairman felt great pleasurein banding in ayear's re- newed subscription from Mr. Edward Armlstrong, Great Britain-street. :e Mr. Carey handed in a similar amount from Ic'. ThoMaa ir Dunne, Burgh-quay, as his renewed subscription. a Mr. Nixon said the followine letter ...

... BY BLECTRIC TEZEGRAPV. ENGLISH FUNDS-YzEP.DSX. LoNuos FuNpa-SToom AND, SH~aRE MARXET.- English Seouritliex ehibited little animation, but were steady at yesterday's prices. Railways firm in tone, but have ex- perienced no important changes. In Land, Bank and Mines business continues of little importance, and the several descriptions unaltered. Foreign generally rather languid. Mexicans 283 4; ...