... I ., LETTER FROM SIR COARS NAPIEF. ~iM-~j ?? e-I avepowglivq tp,,the public all The ~..jetters *om SitJ~aznes Gra~auto mepathe sublject Of Beer &wcabo~g, i~ now~becota~s n~y dutyto show Ohat I ae a deino'all in my pdtr to avoid this uuspal. and unpleaant. Grac controveray. 0om of. tlto public jorasiqiefor the etghl letter 'eigntd byi radirals, Barkelead ihr. It Wa55yu _tbe aecoud lette !ulihd, ...

... I - - , I I, , it. , il ., ?. z J & ?? , vv-,- -I i opo'n -sy ?? . ,:A ?? ?? )ai~u~aeting waa helti eu; W~sdn`sd' , called tl by advertisemecn, to expresa their approbation of theblll be- ti .fore parliameut ?? the interesta f licensed houties, in- b der any change of ownership, during the interval of transfers St quarter a'esionh; als] to: consider en the. propriety of V *votlng .10 to, and ...

... The following appeared in our Second Edition of yesterday - THE CRIMEA. The second edition of the r;nm contains despatches from its special correspondent to the 17th inst. The following is a summary JULY 15.-To-dny heavy firing going on between the Malakoff end advanced French batteries. Last night the Russians made a sortie from the Malakoff on the French working party. The affair lasted ...

... I I TO THE EDITO Oh_ TIE FREEMAN. d 11, Statford-street, Dublin, Auguet 10, 1855. SIRn-By attention having been called to a letter which appeared in your paper of the 7th inst., commenting in very strong terms upon the character of P. C. 181 A, regarding the uufortunato 4ffair in Sycamore-alley, which nearly-ter- minated in the loss of life, I tbink It right to mention the following ...

... i I I l ~ 'a L - , ' L A r I ' ?? 1l i_ ! .: i I ' - :, . . ?? ' ' - . . I r I F r - psmu Oce, Tuesday, t . 7~ Thre : 'Clo ?? t: &} ' THE CRIMEA. The correspondenco Is broughtkdown to the 4th, but to& ?? eases less ii hn usi'al intrest. Thea Dai hews says, it sebmi l to be admitted that nothing except the want of provisions snd of m ammunition will induc the Russians voluntarily to e ...

... THE DEFENCE OF SEBASLOPOL-PRINCE GOWISCHAKO!FF. | TO THE ED1TOi3 OF THue TIlAMS. Sar.-I am glad that you havb called attention to the able defence of Sebastopol by Prince Gortschakoff, and, whie ?? to the beport of bit recall, that you havo improved tic moral ior the bentiett of our own incompetent commannairu. Perbaps tihe !ulowing observatione may be of service to you. Less :iau three years ...

... L)UHLIN ThiURSDAY,.:.PiEMBERi 27, Ws65. -NOTiCEK 0 OUR SUBSCRIBERS. The FnsTu Edition of the YumB AN's JouV : NAL is pubiished in :time tpbe posted by te M6oning Mails.- A 'SBoCoID Edition is, published each day, containing the London and Foreign news, withr, ill thet Lonidon, -Liverpool;-and Dubbin Mars kets of the lay up to the hour of going to preai;'in time for the Ewmng Trains. ...

... - MILT ?~o*GTi(S I II' 64th Regiment of Fo6tP.ll or muter Generog te WbCenerl Sir it Dourke,.K nA ?? &3 210 let WeAt 1 ea- I t G hiri] Bowles, K ;~ Sir: ff ' aspiar 4%h b y purchase, vine rit e whoeret'l Corldet b A Huttleoury to 4b Lieutettpt. by Jpurobas5. Vhri Morgan. 13tb Liht D r; , hs $t 'y H~btrddue:t8;.h4 Xdtjabys p Irhase. vice Gore, who ratretir p Hsidt e to J bei Captain, bY ...

... The following also appeared in our Second Edition of yesterday :- - I t M bADB1D, SEPTEsXBEn 4.-The Junta engaged in the reform of the tertffs are hastening their labour, in order tbat the project may be presen ad to the Curtes at the same time as the budget of 1856. It is intended to euppress the duty on tpaper, and to fix a moderate duty on cOttons. TIlE WEST INDIA ISLANDS. Yellow fever has ...

... I ALLEGED DESPATCH FROM PRINCE GORTS. CHAKOFF. It has not been usual to receive despatches from St. Peter burgh, svia Hamburgh, but it is stated that an aceount hee reached the latter city, mentioning that Prince Gortscbakne writes from Sebastopol that the fortifications have been greatl damaged, and that the garrison has suffered a great los. It appears from a St. Peteraburgh latter in the ...

... I ElOSPITAL GRANTS COMMSSION. I Tso ~e~putatiof5-one from the City of Dublin Hospital, tnd the other from tbe South Dbblin Union-waited on the loepit.elI Grants Obtomilisioners yesterday. The Commris- sioners were Lord 'aloot De Mazltrbide, Dr. South, and Mr. Stephenson. The first deputatiot consiated of the following gentleimerli viz *-Brijamin Lee Guinness, Esq.; - Vernon, E.q., the llev. Dr ...

... Xbe 'celits Mounnat DUBLIN: WEDNESDAY, 6EPTEMBER 19, 18M NOTICE TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS. The FInST Edition of the FnEzzAfAN's JouR- NAL is published in time to be posted by the Morning Mails. A SECONDD Edition is published each day containing the London and Foreign news, with all the London, Liverpool, and Dublin Mar- kets of the day up to the hour of going to press, in time for the Evening Trains. ...