... ase FRibAT, S ?PoMtIRa4 DUBLIN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 185i4. THE CROPS-THE HARVEST-THE POTATO. Fsrars ccnnot complain of the. present har-. vest. Their proverbial grumbling has been cut up by the roots so far as the weather is involved, and if any be poor in reverence to the bountiful Giver who has blessed the world with unsurpassed abun- dance when it was most needed, he should rank with, the ...

... THE WEATER-THE. PC {1A _ ML- t_. __s _ ., ?? Gt&ALwAr.-Tbe Sarve;t about the town of Gort is cutting down, and the potato blight areted ib Pid!7 by the dryness of the weather. Great ecarci of gr eK labourers is felt. Mowers and reapers get 2s. per day * tobacco and whiskey. W ?? weather has been warm a In theteG remae and most favourable to the' n ultry will be payed atd ,toried under ...

... BY ELECTRIC TELEGRApML FOREIGN -NEWS.. (From the third edition of tice Times.) According to the Presee,the Rnseiati forces in Asia have fallen back as far as Eriven, after sacking Baiazaid; Russian agents, disguised as Bedouins, haie been arrested at Damascus. GREEOs-ATseXWNs.-The King positively refuass any in. demnity to Turkey. It was reported at Constantinople that a serious rebellion had ...

... r RESIGNATION OF ARCRDEACON WILBERFORCE I Archdeacon Robert Wilberforce has resigned his prifer- mente in the church; partly in consequence of-the steps whlch)3ad been taken in reference to his published opinion o 4iwtb 'tebjeo± of the Eucharist, and partly'iii consequence of the.inreasslng doubts on the que3tion of the royal supremacy. Tqe f llowing ire t .)et'ter s bvhich lsa epassed between ...

... 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, ...

... ATiINSON V. GRAY. In another colamu,. under the head of Law Intelligence, will be found a copy of the order of the Court of Chancery, DISMISSING WITH COSTS the Petition against the Pro- prietor of tbis Journal, flied by vlr.GeorgeAtltinse, formerly a shareholder in the commercial property in tbe FEsNAsAN- recently a postulant for governmental employment. The attempt of this individual was to ...

... PXRSSENTATI'A'ON OF A I'AUEWELL ADDRESS TO ;.THE REV. JAMES CASSIN, C.O., ST. PAULS. The Christian Doctrine Confrattrnfides of St. Paul's, Arran-quay, baving felt desirous of presenting some token of their lasting esteem and gratitude to the Rev. James C5asein, C.C., previous to his departure on the Californian mission, appointed a commuittee to draw up an address and collect sub- scriptions ...

... THE MATHEW BUND. TO THE EDITOR OF IE 1a& FREEAN. DEARe SIR-I feel groat pleasure in announcing that his Grace the Most Rev. Dr. Slattery, Lord Archbishop of Casbel, has forwarded sixteen pounds to the Mathew Fund, being the subscriptions of the respected clergymen named below. The following letter from his giace to Father Mathew accompa- nied this handsomeremittance:- I am requested by Father ...

... The weekly meeting of the guardians of this union was held yesterday in the board-room of the workhouse, Jameoss-street. Sir RosnrT SHAw, Bart., in the chair. The following guardians were ?? Nowlan, John Lentaigne, D.C., Dr. Nalty, D.V.C; Dr. Owens, Francis Smith, George G. Place, Captain Wall, Coraelius Shannon, J. B. 'Mihall, W. B. Fottrell' Body Keshan Ed Ward 8wift,i John P. Flemmning, D. ...

... THE W- THE EXPEDITION TO SEBASTOPOL Accounts have been received from Constentin 28th ult. tnitpet ~ The expedition of the allied forces was to leave Varn5t'o the let September. Marshal St. Arnaud hasll sued an order of the day dated Varna, August 250h, acquainting the troops that the destin,. tion of the expedition was to the Crimea, and that the dot of the allied forces should be to take- ...

... If there an'denrsbetween the i~rotessions and' metba wer n Consornance s) benssinr practice ?? Guards, Mr. Perry would; at this. mo- dislintie fi th'te Queen's ?? Waldy be lying under a indictmrent for perjury, and Colonel Garrett be brought before a eutifable tribunall, to answer for, his:,con- duct oiece bie hee been inl command of- the 46th ,RegiMent. Nothng cn bpmore excellent then the ...

... I GEN-EAL BOARD OF HEALTH. l (NoTim-The names 6 were nominated by thePresident, f by the College of Physicians, § selected from list sent to the a ' 'ls - T ?? in iatbso ist of-the membsrs-of-the- Medical t ?? G~perA, ea~ of 'I 1. 1. 'Jobn Ayrton Paris, M.D., F.XIS, Preident of tho § Sir James Brodle, Barl.,, F.B.S Siiergeanii Surgqon to the Queen, Consulting Surgeoa to St. Geergea. t ...