But the most considerable of the Dublin Charitable Committees was that composed of members of the Society of Friends, of which Mr. Joseph Bewley and Mr. Jonathan Pim were the Secretaries. The contributions placed at their disposal since the 3rd of December, 1846, in money and provisions, have been to the amount of upwards of 168,000ℓ., of which no less than 108,651ℓ. is the estimated value of provisions (7,935 tons) consigned to them from the United States of America. Of the subscriptions in money, 35,393ℓ. was remitted by the London Committee of the Society of Friends; 8,494ℓ. by members of the Society and others in Dublin; and the large sum of 15,567ℓ. by persons residing in the United States. The provisions received from America were as follows:-- Estimated Value. _Tons_ £ s. d. From New York 4,496 58,299 15 0 ” Philadelphia 1,870¼ 24,948 18 0 ” New Orleans 349 7,538 5 0 ” Newark, N. J. 316¾ 5,141 0 0 ” Baltimore 262½ 3,913 10 0 ” Richmond, V. 252½ 3,486 15 0 ” Charleston 169 2,362 0 0 ” Alexandria, V. 102 1,422 10 0 From Sundry other Ports, United States, America 117 1,518 7 10 And in addition to these large donations of money and food, consignments of clothing were received from England and America, to the estimated value of from 5,000ℓ. to 10,000ℓ.