... II TO TiMlE Eiltroit OF TIlE Ftl:EMAIO. 54, Lower Dominick-street, 18th Auoust Sin-In reference to the report which appearw i your paper of this (lay of the discussion in the corport tion upon tile subject of the city asoosoorship, I 5iiall f ' obliged by your publishing the subjoined letter tra5s nitted by use to Mr. Farquhar (thie Town Clerk) in te ply to his forwardling for my inforniation ...

... joMMjxLCIAL INTELLIGENCE. 7L2xu_ .Qn ?? _.z! -- Dubli Staturday Evenng. There has been rather a better feeling in the Money Malret this week, arising, of COurSe, from the exchange * seer for gold bullion negotiated between the Eng- ° and French Banks. The Stock Market has advanced Od the Discount Market is so much easier as not only n prohibit any likelihood of a further advance, but to ...

... I'LANS OF NAIPOLE;N I. 1 ESPECTING TIHE PAPACY. -..s r 1. . , - - I _ I r1- 1 _ . o ws The following drafts of decrees, lately published for tbo first time by the Chevalier Geunarelli, in his work, I Lutti dello Stato Romano, have just appeared in tie preface of the second edition of Mr. Arthur's Italy is'Tral)sitill: N. 6o Pr. r. KINIGDIOM OF ITALY-DPIAFT OF' DESCREE. ?? N. F. 11 Subject ...

... TBE NiEAPOLITAN NEW TArIFF. (From the Daily N oews ot ester-ay.) It is a singular fact that wbile the political hopes and tie military ardour of the people of Naples and Sicily have, been engrossed by the marvellous events of the last three months, another, though a peaceful, change has been silently taking place amongst them. We speak of the sweeping moditications in the new tariff made a ...

... GRlOCEBS AND VINTNERS' SOCIETY. l At yesterday's weekly meeting of this body the chair was tahcknby Mr. FLAN41GAN. Some subscriptions were banded in and acknowledged. Mr. Bernard Brady (secretary) in bringing forward the reports of correspondence, and other business in the past week, stated. that the application of licensed vintners, trading in the city and suburbs, to be enrolled on the ...

... TOWNS' IM1PROVEMENT ACT-MEETING AT | 1 . 7 BLACKROCK. l A numerously attended meeting was held on Thursday in Robinson's Tavern, Blackrock, for the purpose of tak- ing into consideration the advisability of having the Towns' Improvement Act introduced into the locality. The meeting was convened by the magistrates, in obedience to a precept from the Lord Lieutenant. At ten o'clock, the hour ...

... GARIBALDI AND THE KING OF NAPLES- STRANGE REVELATIONS (Yfrom a French Journal.) The King when embarking for Naples, charged M. splilelli with the maintenance of order at Naples. The l]ivig once at sea, Spinelli assembled the heads of the different Neapolitan parties when a strange scene occur- Tell Three parties disputed already for the kingdom ef N;ples-the Garibaldians, the Annexationists, ...

... TO TIlE EDITOR. Sir-I am a citizen and property holder in the city of New York, and have had some experience in the operation of street railways. Allow me briefly to ex- hibit a few objections to the introduction of this systern of locomotion into London. The streets of New York running north and south are called avenues; they are uniformly one hundred feet wide, and about ten miles long, ...

... | THE GBEAT EASTERY. There is very little probability of the Great East- era nikipg antthqr yoyage during the present year, and it is ?? i ieiill n't be in position to sail, as was officially annou;nd shortly after her her return from America, for New Yoric, at the }7th of 'hlepresent month. Captain Viae Hail, Mr. Thofniai Bold, the manager, and Mr. M'Lennan, the engineer, have been discharged ...

... THE LATE DISASTER, QUurNSTOWoN, SATVURDnY.-The Royal Mail Ship, Africe, Captain Shannon, arrived hose this even- inlg witl dates to the ]2th instant. She landed all mails, except Liverpool, and proceeded again; all well. No further particulars of importance relative to theloss of the Lady Elgin have been received. The Citv of Mlil- waukie, on which place the lo a of life falls most hea- vily, ...

... I I DR. CULLEN'. The following circular letter has been addressed to the clergy of Dublin, secular and regular, by his Grace the Most Rev. Dr. Cullen:- VERY REv. SIR.- You will be pleased to continue, until the end of this month, the Litany and other prayers for fine weather, which are now recited, begging of the Almighty to avert the scourges of his anger, and to preserve the country from ...

... CATHOI4C INTiLL'IGENCE. DoNNotsioo9 Ngw. ?? Sunday last the usual weekly i~e'etiig of the commlitte' and. qthers in- terested in the erection of the above' nievw church was .helo in the old'cbappl, -tli Rev. P. NOWLAN, ?? in the chair. There *were present-Messrs.' Cruise, ReddY, M-Donnell;. O'Reilly;.Redinond, Byrne, Woods,411(aire, Rieogen Reid, Connori!Wall,' Redmond, Keariey,'&c. When the ...