... BALANCE SHEET OF THE IRISH TENANT LEAGUE, I - FROM IMT JANUARY TO 1ST MAY, 1864. | To cash on hands last audit (January Ist, 1864) ?? £9 16 C Parisah colleotlon since let January* ?? - 62 8 0 Personal bubsriptionas since ditto, including those of the clergymen of the Tusti, Clareraorris, and Castlebar Deanerles ?? .. .. B 2 0 £150 66 By payments on aocount of liabilities outstanding last. ...

... thelra4mantrs Jourual . DUBLIN, TUESDAY, MAY 23, 1854. TIIIE WAR. I n'I -L ~ 'IThe airis heavy with rumours from all quarters,- but there is no certainty in one out of the flying squadron. It is probable that the Berlin news. has some foundation, for Charley was longing to be at 'em, after the success of his brother Scot in the Black Sea. The Berlin-dispatch states that the fleets had ...

... ICHARITABLE socIETY OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL I I. BAZAAR IN THE ROTUNDO. I The eanual bazaar in aid of the fends of the most useful and admirable Society of St. Vincent De IPaul commenced a yesterday in the Rotundo, under the most gratifyig .t aiuspices, and was in every respect as successful as could e have been anticipated or could be desired by the warmet ' f friend of the poor of Dublin. ...

... BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAMP(. | ENGLISH FUI'DS-YEaEBtaDAY. LONDON STOCK AND SHARE .MAERNT.-The ratification of ?? financial arrangement, combined with some extensive money purchases, opened favourably onEng- lish securities, and Console, which opened 88J buyers, ad- vanced J. per cent. Subsequently the unsatisfactory news from India induced heavinses, and Consols receded to opening price; ...

... Fitzwillianm-sqare, May 27, 1864. Sot-I have rtead in the ?? JOURNAL of this day an account of a collision which took place in the Baltic between H. M. S. Caumberland and a merchant vessel, sup- posed to bh-a Swedish brigantine. The account' states that the brigantine went down instantly, and that all the crew perished. The latter part of the account iB, I am happy to say, lacorrect. I ...

... E - -RI AAMiEACA. . The Government organ at Wasiingtonf had thirown dis- credit upon the statemeut in the Jreka respecting .he treaty reported to have been signed between thle British Government hid the United States' M1inister. The J.rrroZdl 'hoiwever, ' stoniry maintains the correctness of its former statements. Its l'ashingtoul correspo-ndent makes some aiditionalstate- ments:- :i, addition ...

... According to the lnes corre.spondence the eomnnaint and gramblitnig against the conlitss3 triat are innumerable. The persons reallv culpable are those wh1o sent them out vwilthout a proper statf, anti without the smallest foresight or ceIlsideranion. Early and late I met officers (he .says) toiling ! atuid a set of apathetic Tnrks and stupid ArIba dlivers, try- ing in voin to make bargains and ...

... THE PEACE BUDGET OF 1853, AND A A Loan in Masqueralle. I The financial policy of the Government and the measures proposed for meeting the war expenditure have been again confirmed and approved of by another majority of above a hundred votes. The immediate result has been to give greater steadiness and confidence to the Money-market, which is never so injuriously affected as by a prolonged ...

... 3otDonr, A.M.-TiJE WEATEsR.-Wind West and frosty, and a slight fog at 6 A,M. Very fine out of the town, with a cloudless sky. THE WAR. Tile morning papers do not contain a single tele- graphic message from the seat of war, or any of the European capitals, with the exception of one from Paris, which is as follows:- PARIs, THURSDAY EvnNiNG.-The Bourse has been rather active to-dav, and has ...

... Grocery Stock, Donegall. St., continued this day, ?? ?? ?? ?? G. C. 1Tvndman. U.niens, at the Mart, to-morrow. ?? G. C. EIhlvm11e. Flaxsceed, at G. 11byn's stores, May 10, ?? IL. C. Clarke. Furniture, in Smithfield Square. May 10, P. MI'Shane. Cornti at WV. MIC'C urea & Son's, May 12, .. G. C. Hyndman. I-oases, at the Mart, May 18 .. . G. C. Hyndiumni. ?? CriusTnci APPOINTsINrNTS.-Diocese of ...

... THE LATE MARQUIS OF LONDONDEERRY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Sir-In vour notice of the late lamented Lord Anglesey, and the detail of the military services of that distinguished cavalry officer, more particularly at the period when commanding the cavalry division, during the retreat of the army under Sir John Moore, I observe the following:- 1 At Benvenetta he repulsed tihe ...

... 7M),c ?p ??Frftet (ESTA4BLISH]ED, .dNAYO 1737.) BELFAST: WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 1854. THE WAR. A LARGE portion of our space to-day is willingly surrendered to details of various kinds concerning the progress of the war. Some of these are in the shape of rumours, which still require confirmation Others are authentic-such as the dispatches of Ad- miral Hamelin to the French Government regarding the ...