... VERY REV. FATHER'MATHEW. I .- - - Mr. James Burke, secretary of .the Mathew Committee, has the honour to acknowledge the receipt of 11. for the Matbew Fluid, tho eubecriptiohi'of Win. Long, Esq.,. Hit~h Sheriff of the oity ?? in the following eazoeient letter:- 18th July, 1854. ?? Mr'D&EAm Smn-I beg. to enclose -1. for tbe lMathew. Fund. It is to be lamiented that the labours of l~ather Ma- ...

... iII TE WAR ;0 - I Despatches via Vienna say:- The auxiliaries occupy the Balkan line. Twelve thousand English are at Shunmls. The first Frebo detachment arrived there on the 7th. The Russians are strongly fortifying Bucharest. Seventy thousand Russians, with ninety gns, are at FratEecht:. Be- inforcements are continually arriving. The Turks are about even in number. Preparations are being made ...

... I ?K1,4{?P?'?44FA ?? 4W.?IVT9, .4 no ices ?? n, ~ s.~yer a r 1ord;REDES3DAL adta lhuhti llhdbe rejected.by the, atadg ?? olfL ~liedtoepoe~he ?? df'Itb6 casep. It~ wh51 ofpcourse most neceaaary'to'ste in thed o ii~ *panies that lab wilful negectitook place,-but in the eri negleout. The~only'o'bjection. ralsed'seemed asto the dpst ing~ of' the, pla6s hnt there appeared to be none ?? the level ...

... I HOUSE jOF LOADS-ItiDAY JetY 27. , ViscountSPIRITS (IRELAND) BILL. Viscount CANNING, in moving that their lordships rshould go into Commnittaee on this bill, entered into an expla- - nation of some ot the principal clauses of it. Hitherto pe- nalties for the unlicensed sale of spirits had been levied only under the excise laws, which were exceedingly stringent, and the only provision in the ...

... I50 ; : I ii ?? I ?? I. .II~ : r D ! :$ i ' 2&Cr f f t t al;}; ,: w tf : .W C~ ~ , ?? Tl' CZa tS iREPLY 'TO'THE ?? QO , e ' . ?? :EVACUATION. .The Ml dn Chma r 'of yet'erday contain 'the fol- lowing:-' ?? Further;lofornmatlon, which we have tecelved from 'Bar- I: linossirrns the 'correctness of the telegraphic cimmunresltifn .ishioh we published 'yesterdfay. from oue : own 'btsbt . , at th ...

... p - - - . --i- I y ,h) .11 ? 1: f, t c, . POk lil I . d' ' ?? Lo -- ?? f - !, ? u- -'Ll ? .1 Swan, Dri D. F. Ya'.VC Tdlrdy, arfow, Jn Malley, Coegrave, Nugent, Byrne, Tweedy, Austin. Remaining ?? Jiy :8th 2,720; admitted, 118; born, 1; total; 2, acargeai87'; died, 12; remain- Ing on July 1Ith. 21690. , REICOTON bO pH8ES3TED are. Mr. Malley eqid tiat 6i'cbneequeicoe of the evidence ,hich ...

... I THiE WAR All the Austrian reserves are to be calied out and unde Mfobile. it Advicea from Constantinople to the 10th have been re- ceived at Marseilles. The navigation of the Danube has been re-established The Anglo-French troops occupy the Sulina Month. The Russian flotilla, threatened on all sideg, is wandefilg Abdust the river. t These despatches contain news from the Turkish army in - ...

... i ?w i' . , .,SCHOOLS OF DUBLIN- I I ; UBLIC MEETING. ?? I. 111 9 g of the association formed for. he! elosi 1011of these admirable schools re was afe the concelusion of divine worship, ~ I th Cthole-paIt W chuchof St.. 'Nicholas, Francis- so sreet and~ titd'by~aerode alssembilage Ofilh ~ C~tho~ic snIy ?? _ clse, zludng a iarge number. of ueztza~ gest dnftape3s 1epresentijig fthel-charity ?? ...

... I AR Is AI , AN y, c o n b id e r a c m s n o t d r m h r w r n t e , l t d e, e c~ nth . price o, m a. t! ,drni i r. J,There. was a ,n mer~o us ; vi a tto n d a n c . ?? . . , : , . . I Tliia 6acietiri, bhapqdl I'ul thi~eorew4.subaorip ion pf,: Mr. id J0 OGratly, grocer, 'Wexford-st'reet..' in: Ur.iM.;'Bourkehad pleapr, In, handing in. the renewed ajsls that I of .M r ,'Ed war ?? ',Grstb, ...

... [BY IIAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.. )y HOUSE OF LORDS-YESTERDAY. st : t .. 7 ,;LANOASTER ASSIZES. Tho Lord Chancellor stated that he had an interview with the Mayor and town council of Liverpool respecting the hold- i g of the next assizes for South Lancaster, and he was satis- I- fied that it was inpossible for the courts at St. George's Hall to be ready by thev appointe'd tim'.e The assizes might be ...

... I: BY ELLfIUOJ& T'ELEGRAPTL ENGLISH FUN DS-YE4TEBDAY. LONDON STOIK AND 'SHARE MARKElT.-If the Englisb market there is little essential change, but owing to tha great scarcity of money which prevailed, in connection with shares and settlements, prices leave-off with eaviness.t Reaiways less active, and, sales preponderating, closed at a decline; Land and bank descriptions dealt in at sfightly ...

... ? -, :?i , ; ? i : ?? 1. ;,:i . i , 1; ?? ;? t 'i :? ? I - ,! ? , I , I - nL,- -- :- L., -- - . I , . [ le, held on .Wednesday'i in'. the b'oard-riobfin.' of .the .'.workhouee, in North'Branswlck.~atioetr, ?? , ii..Thefollowla urin eepeet-D'rdvC; 4d Capta'n. 'Lindsay, Me~ssrs ;Thos '.ArknCsclTed5 ip ,HyndmaniAueii-4 `Norwqo4,1Nugenti, 'Ril, sy osgrave RD ?? 'Bin ?? lHy, ,G: ...