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IRIsn RELIEF FUND-We learn fiom The
Committee, appointed 10 take charge Of the
fund raised in this city and lbe snrioanding
neighborhood for the Irish, thar three hun
dred dollars in cash was forwarded some
lime since, and so so soon as returns can be
had from The different townships in the county
the remainder of the subscriptions will be
sent on. We are gratifed 10 stale that in Cen
ire Township the sum Of $50 was raised,--
from Armstrong, Scott, Knight, Perry, Ger
man and Union townships we have heard no
report yet but we are satisfied that they
will do their duly. The reports from each
will be published when received.


The citizens of other towns in The Wabash
valley are aiding in this matter and NJ doubt
very large amount will be subsrbed for
the relief of Ireland and Scotland. We cali
the attention of those in other places
10 whose hands the subscriptions are entrusi-
ed, 10 the very liberal proposition. of Messrs.
MARTIN g. SrocKwELL, Commission Mer.
chants of New Orleans, and Messrs. TAYLOR
g. HARVEY, Commission Merchants of this
city, which will be found in to-day's Jour
nal The liberaity which induces these
gentlemen to take upon themselves the re-
ceiving, storing and forwarding of produce
for the relief of The starving Irish and Scocl
free of charge, in addition 10 their individ
ual subscriptions, which are large, will Gc
duly appreciated by the public.