... COLLECTOR-GENERAL'S REPORT FOR 1858. mL- _ !.I_ . - .. .. . . . .. The citizens acquire all possible information, and in the most satisfactory manner, from the office of the Collector- General. The state of the municipal accounts could not be more perfect. Clearness is an essential ingredient in all such documents, and it is universally admitted that since the accession of Mr. Staunton to the ...

... , PERSECUTION OF CONVENMS-THE MEETING I TO-DAY. On this day the citizens of Dublin will assemble, I and, we regret to say, not for the first time, nor for the second time, to give expression to an indignant protest against the systematic persecution which has been developed in the too successful attempts of bigotry to impose chains on conscience, and inflict penalties on virtue and innocence. ...

... In , _. ?? . .. . .. . . _. The birth of our Divine Redeemer was celebrated in the beautiful church of our Iromaculate Lady of Victories, Clapham, with the same good taste and splendour in which all tbe great festivals are kept there. The devout Catholic heart exults in the change a few yeers have made in Eng- land in the carrying out of the cerentonials of the church; and to none are we more ...

... I Febrsataij 16, 1854. LONDON FUNDS--TSCr t AND SHAREMAREWL.-NO move- ment ot importance, but quotations chow great firmness. Ex- cheqclar Bill steady at yestarday's advance. Railways impruved, Great Vssterts amJJ London and North Westerna being principally dealt in. Mining Shares firat. Jamaica di scription a shade better. In foreign little general business. Slexicans opened betIer, but were ...

... TURKEY AND RUSSIA. i Nearly the whole of the combined fleets have returned to Constantinople. Some despatches state that bad weather hqs compelled the movement, while others assert that the scarcity of provisions at Siriope has necessitated the return. The Globe states it has reason to believe both statements in- correct - The escort of Turkish troop ships to Varna is, we unerstand, the main ...

... . I Scarcely any business can be done in the farming way, and stocks that are foddered out must get an increased quan- tity of food, which is very scarce. The epring work will be late this time. But there is a good deal done in the way of wheat sowing, and a good deal of stubble land is turned up. Many are now anxious to begin the sowing of early pota- toes, but the weather is entirely opposed ...

... I l London, Saturday Evening. The postponement of the reform bill last evening took place under circumsiances far less disagreeable to the govern- ment thanwas generally anticipated. Many thought that there would be a general expression of indignation from the more advanced class of their supporters, but it turned out rquite the other way; for, except Sir John Shelley, no one on their side of ...

... FOREIGN Letters from Berlin ?? there respejoforg usetat extreme anxiety is felt ther repecingthedisposition and resolutio whcprvi in the Prussian cabinet at this oral which prevai eminent members of the reaction rl partl Prusd i T ,e most l0ok up to the Czar as the mainstay of PtY in Pruhsia, who o'lP's Europe, are signing anaddress hhe Kinargal prying go tog haand-nbd antb Rss to tht wily on ...

... I : The extensive progress of tillage opperations may be gge-' in the numerous patches of mountain ground whhh have been reclaimed throughout the moat rugged and barren dis- tricts. In the neigbbourbood of Galway numerous amall plote which had lain uncuitiivaied frori timne immemorial, anrd afforded only a scanty pasturage for goats and mountain sheep, have been clearcd and sown with potatoes. ...

... I. THE I DWAR. I THE WAR IN THE BALTIC. The following dispatches have been received daring the night:- BURLU, SUNDAY NIGHT-News bea arrived In this city that the English have takea a fortress on the coast of the Gulf of Finland, and that *1,600 Russian prisoners have been taken, KlaL, SUNDAY-Eight French liners, four frigates and four steamers anchored to-day in Buelk Roads, and leave on ...

... DUBLIN, FRIlAY, JUNE 16, 1864. CITY OF LIt 4DON ELIECTION. Mr. Urquhart, like the Trojan Prophetess, can get none to believe in his revelations They are so unlike h11 that Englishmen have been accustomed to regard with reliance and respect-the purity of their statesmen, the nationsl character of their po- licy, and their traditional perseverance in upholding the honour and extending the ...

... NORTH DUBLIN UNION, The weekly meeting of the guardians was held yesteiday g at the boardroom of the workhouse, North Brunswick-stieet. c RALPH S. CUSACK, Esq., J.P., in the chair. The following guardians attended :-Meesrs Charles Thorp, b CArolin,TC; Espy, Hyndman, Thomas Arkins, George t Thorp, Norwood, Butler, Cosgrave, French, T.C., O'Brisnr N J P, D F Brady, Flanagan, Reilly, T C, Gavacan ...