... I I DUBLIN FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 18,1859. MARKET REFORM BILL. Lord Nasa halved the bill of his predecessor,an and essays only market legislation this session. out Nextyear, if fortune favours and Liberals are di:d cordant, he expects to complete the reform by des doing for the fairs what he now seeks to accorm- plish for the markets. In our opinion, the plan stil of Mr. Herbert was more judicious. ...

... INORTH DUBLIN ANIT l1NGAL FARMING Tim snuneal shlowl of stoclt, horses, sheep. theiry pro- A dUce,&'c., of thiS society w'as lcl~l yesiterday lit. Mhaia- hide, anid, in thle opinion of those capable of jtdigttg o~ Finl these matters, 'was in every respect one of the best and wet most suecolssfnl ever hield under the ,auspices of tile so- ciety. The exhibition ivas held in ai ynrd in the town, ...

... g Sruemnan'ls PautnaI DUBLIN: MONDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1869. ENGLAND, it appears, consents to act as one of the Eleven Powers which are to constitute the complement of the Zurich Conference. The world is to be treated.to another edition of the Paris, Congress to settle the Italian Ques- ?? 91a the basis prescribed by Loxd Joui I RUSSELL' That self-imiportaut functionary' more gabby than discreet ...

... ILATEST INTELLIGEN I (BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPIH) (Reuter's Telegrnuz.) c Paris, Octobter 15. -The Pelp of this morning announces that Rear Ad- C miral Duponll has left for London on a special mission. c The Sardiniari Minister of Foreign Affairs, GeneralJ t Dabormidas willproceed to Louidon. t I Zurich,.October 15. L It is stated that Austria, before accepting the arbitra- c tion of a third power ...

... I Tinsr CATHOLIC YOUXG MDIe'S SOCIIina-The com- mittee of the Catholic Young Mess's Society gratefully acknowledge the following doniations:-Rev. D1. Far- , rington, ?? St. Laurence, I0s. (id.; Rev. T. t'Don- I nell, St. Laurence, 10s.; K, per the Ilev. J. tG. IHorgan, St. Laurence, 10s. The bost 1ev. Dr. Cantwell, administered the scara- mentt of confirmation in Skryne, on Monday, in Dull ...

... - . 7:: DROYAL)IMS !CAM,: 'AcadYA The first meetetg of tfie nmrtfbesa oef thes e - for-the se66ion, -'aa Yeld on Mondayevertlog, e , g , Academy.7oursep 19j- DAWsion-treet -T'hes itlr * ?? taken~by-the President- ?? he Rev. Dr. ToDDi S.F.T.C.D. The minutes of the last trueeting were -read by tie I Secretary, the Rey. Charles Graves,;D.D., 'and con- firmed. - Ce The Rev. Dr. Reeves reaeda ...

... j (BY MAGNGETTC TELEGRAPH,) . (B~~~Retcr's Tdeg,.oe) Modeua, ovembrer th Farlixi, Dictator of Modena ?? Perma ilio s beei ?? appointed Governor of the Romagqn,,hag issued a ?? in which he saO.Y Europe kiyo that 'it can seoc&r the peace of Italy by rendering Itaiy to the ItaliAns. It is aware that we are ready to give necessary guarantees for order throughout the countryf but it also ksows ...

... LxICENSED GROCERS AVD VINTNERS SOCIE -t;. - *. - A'i - - fsi .jjvpq , The usual weekly meeting of this body was neJI yes-: terday, Mr. WlVsT.Li CADE in the chair. The Secretary handed in 11. 2s. 6d., the renewed sub- scription of Mr. John Hoyne, Aungier-street; 5s., the renewed subsdription of -r. Edward Brady, Portland- row. Mr. 31'Cabe handed in 5s., the donation of Mr. Chris- topher Larktin ...

... LATEST ONTELLIGENCE. ,BY DUAGNE TIC TEIEGRAPHE) (Rettrer's Tdlegram.) . Madrid, October 24. It is asserted the ministers have stated they will not have recourse to a loan, and that the floating debt will not be augmented, but the taxes increased. Rorne, October 22. The government lias received intelligence that the Arehbishop of Rflnini and other priests had been ihm- prisoned, and that the ...

... I1 I . V ?? A . .. r wry - - . .rc1, t;iaonerudnt.to go. tb0e A dical,'fo tuos awl d readtl g, fo ., tio ,viti grea Afedit, a tad ril 't lecture on til YUbje'tis Wthich'e ont at the same time, blecouming.s hius nmny persny, blstudytjing Sir Jcshiua Rttroneiduii r eQ a . aninti~xat1:1u oq}deo t. te isea ?? x,,feF arge!i .,n tlxe sama, mannter. toj hcar etict~' qe'uated, g, foicle; Iele ...

... GREAT S1,AI 'REFORM 1 DE10M S[RA1IO - AT TIHE -ROTUNDO. . :, 1 ivriin;? number Pticesuart to a roriualition signed isy EL large un-lues liv V .ttl'tJ5o ro~itjori ad intion.,c, reperesenting tice rel .riae ca5:to, 1J intil st in the COtuntry, ia inst nu- lic ms si ?? i h Wilte il~ iettnlg was ho0ld in the R.'ai at IZ,)sleu llottnud. yotordasy, '1 tO promote P~,rilltdiiiltiry thl J.,forrsl, thci ...

... CATEOLIC INTELLIGENCE. RHoSPTIoN OF A POSTULANT AT (CAr.oW Psss55 TATION CtorrviTN. -Oa Thursday, the Srd or Zdhrch, Mkis Rche (Sister Mary Bernard) leceived the Whi:e ve I at the hands of the Bishop of Eildare and LWigh!a The sermon was preacbed by tbe Rev. 3S Hughee, P21t11 priest of Naae. Several clergymeo. inclidin the yORsD ledy'j late parish priest, the Rev. Cznon Roche, of E88 Michria's ...