... WI) cirrernt+, Jowtmaua: , PHASES OF WAR IN ST. PETEESBURUB. 'The intelligent writer on Baltic affairs in Fra- zer's Magazine supplies some interesting information on the phases of war in the northern capital. The Czar has unflinchingly rejected the overtures of' peace tendered by the western governments,.and urged by Austria. He has nailed to the mast the double-necked vulture, and it is well ...

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... THE UBLIC HE (From ihe Evening MaiL) One or two circ4mstance8s pregnant with valuable instrmc tuon as to the ' conditions of the public health bave fallen under our notice' during the last few days. It shall not be our fault if they do not beneficially attract the public atten- tion. The cholera has nearly disappeared from Finglas, and it has broken out at Kill-of-tbe-Grange, which our Dublin ...

... I- ; u SOUTH DUBLIN UNSX. i ?? .. - . ?? .. , The weekly meeting of the guardians of this union was held yesterday in the board-room of the workhouse, James's- street, -Sir Rosaxr SHAW, Bart., in the chair. The. following guardians ?? Nowlan, Francis Smith, Edmond Lawless, John Flemirig, Body Keshan, Captain Lindsay, J.P ; George G. Place, Cornelius Sbannon, W B. Fottrell, D. P. Ryan, J&P.; ...

... TENANT-RIGHT CONFEREI~. 1 The following letters from the venerable Archdeacon Fitz. gerald, the Rev. Mr. BrennAN the Rev. Mr. Meyler, the Rev. Mr. Langan, and others were Pread at the Conference on Tuesday Rathkeele, September 25, 18k4. i DEAR Srn-It wAS More Owing to remiinoss than any other cause that I was not in time to send in my name as a requiihtionist to your meeting of to-morrow. My ...

... ==11 . I . ,_ al. - _ A . . , .. SIB IBENJAMINH BL-PiiOPO ED S.ITARY' I -~ ?? ji~LEGISLATION. . On Wednesday afternoon a deputation, ,jpinted py a Ablicn'eiting of the ratespayers of All Saints, Poplari, 'held at thejown-4all °O the 6th instant, waited upon. Sir Banj' 'm~an Blil Biart. at tfie Genteral Board f Elealth, Whitehall,; forf the psrposa of presenting a' wcanlutio~ which had been ...

... i717,T, 7 II , ? ?? -A (WIUM , I of, involontary voyaging-p hbas occupied :the attention of' the anthbriliesir ndocrexitedfno 'mllt degree of Interest generally, spoideilly'frdla .thamytim erysueano and feenliar Iircnmptaicee whkwhceeesaiddtokove~l~flg the afair, To begin iat the be- ginning:40 .DMondabyr evtening, laet the fyacbt Syren' (67 itoif) belongingt0,M.Moore pltinto thi, port, end ...

... I 1qoRT~DT~h~rN~~ ,~f ?? .-r nkt i [f, ,D coy nn~t ar |OT.D The weely meeting of ?? s of tbim union ?? 4 held yes y y~in the boa d-lroofm f the ?? s.Brunawick-sstre i e tU ;, :.3 . _ALPX COACK, Esq., in th chair. .Th0 followving - igua osat~t^ede& - 1bese3. F0 Brady,? VA.t;: Obales Thorp,:IlBllyjDoravi~lle 3Hyndman, OfldptsaL Lindsoay Butler, Carolini E.,, W. Williams, Espy Byrne, Thoma, ...

... I r 4 I . ?? I - - , I ; ,j-9 , ..xe w - cm I !DUJLIN, SATURDAYi, SEPTEMBER 9, 1854. THE CASHEIER . L J I NT PERY. We, aresincerely sorry for-it, buit thei'atter can. not be helped inow;., The Commmnderqin.Chief of. the iritish' army-ehe who .was but yesterdy so :universaluy respected-who~throughott a long~series of-years had filled- sonme' of the highest 'and most 'hionr ,e offioes ii. tbe ...

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... Li $RLTHMI1 0 I T7,A-i 'E - i 1: Tipe following ?? thii idges 'iin tdhee- ?? ~ :: i'I P ,fX~SD Four Exotio Orelild-Fret pFize, t he .Rlght.fon. Frna Bla ckbuxic, 11 athfsrnam Oaatle; 2gaideber, Mr. Berry. Six Stve Planesi prtpe, the Right Ho. Francis Blaqkbnure, Msi befor4. ,Sobnd prize, Joseph W kitlns lfeq., ElnkparkMerriop; jgardpner, Mr. Byrne.' ,Si ,8-Groeui~rsetP!a rtfprize, ...

... = = -! OLIVEBWT 'INqIUTION. II Cu I ?? ?? OL ?? CF. , E9T ?? _I$7. Th& eri al fels ffiin sid of thia trtnly benevolent istetitu~tion took place yeeterday. litbin the beautiful grounds wherein itiseerected. The'dy sieleated for this year's festival' has. , boen~omewbat latei in the season Itan' ueual;'and nt a few friends and' well-wiahers of the, charity were anuious tt'sgt the'annual ...