... AUSTRIA. The Suabian Mlercury contains a letter from Vienna of the 12th, which announces that the pro- mulgation of the decree prohibiting the Jews from purchasing landed property in Austria will be fol- lowed by police regulations, one of which will be that they will be only allowed to reside temporarily in large cities unless they shall be regularly domi- ciled there. Another letter of the ...

... p UBIfeC&ISALBSE SFFTPEMpEnR 27.-By gea~r$s. r 4 A.,fID. CLAnI, at the Cameron Arms.' Hotel, ?? closes of land, situate in the parish of Cadoxtou-Juxta Neatb, consisting of psirstue and. plantat;.oni-aid for 5201:;^ A fre'ehold estate,' called Abernait, in the'parish of Ca- ?? the county of Glamo'rgan, centain- ing 101a. Ir. 6p. of 4rable,,meadbw, pasture, and wood lanid.asold for 1,260. -- ...

... TH-EUViRLEOR PENNY STAMIP. THE NEW LAW OF RECEIPT STAMPS AND STAMPED CHEQUES. (From the 'Eroenotit.) - The New.Stamp Aot comes into operation on the .1th of next month, which piovides for the use of a uniform peeny receipt stamp fdr all payments amounting totwo pounds amd upwards; and also for the use of a uniform penny stamp for all drafts or bills upon bankers payable to order and ' on ...

... the TO TIlE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NhEWS. n DEAR SIR,-The following has been sent by me to the 1'irnes, perhaps you will oblige me by inserting it in your valuable ?? faithfully, Mr. JOSEPH it ir the TO THEE 23DITOU OF THE TIMES. rah Sir,-In your very excited article of the 22nd on Jon the Italian question you have quoted three lines of ,oal mine. It seems but faitir that you should grant inser- ...

... ICHUURCIH BUILDING IN PADDING TO6. A scandalous job is in contemplation in this parish. In August last, hearing that the Select Vestry of Paddington meditated building a number of new churches, j lwe sent a reporter to the meeting, at which the question was to be discussed, in order that the public might be madle- acquainted with its proceedings; but our reporter was in- formed, in no Avery ...

... LATIARTINE ON THE TURKS. - TO THUE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. SiR,-T!ho conflieting statements daily made con- cerning the character of the Turks by persons for the most part unknown, induce me to ask you to publish the testimony of a man whose trustworthi- ness I think will not be called in question. The following sentences are from, the pen of A. Lamar- tine. The first passage regards the ...

... LO lDO. TNJVIVD.XtES h4 YOCr 19. litt temperate tone of Turkey in its dealitis with the CZAR is one of the most marked features of the entangled Easterti question. The SULTAN hZas, ira all his eomnlunicatioIIS to NICHOLAS, ?? the tone of an upright and liberal man, determined mo have justice done, but yet willing to coacede to! ?? intemperate and unjust adversary every oppDr- trinity of ...

... A. VOICE FROM HUNGARY. PESTH, OCTOBER 7. The world here is quite still, and under the most vigilant supervision of the police, as you may well imagine, when I add that I am credibly informed men have been shot within a fortnight for having an unloaded pistol in their houses, contrary to martial law, ujder which the sighs of this ancient kingdom are stifled. To possess a single charge of powder ...

... A long address has been recently printed and curt issued in the form of a handbill, ' To the Miners of this and M'o surrounding neighbourhood, and to all those in particular sala that are not supporting their own trade. It commences trea thus:- and F Fellow Workmen,-What do you think of yourselves? eml Are you not ashamed to think, that one part of the men are to pay their contributions, ...

... NEW PA, TENT'S. (F.onm the Loendons ieretc.) Notice is hereby given, that Thomas Claridge, of Bilston, in the county of Staffbrd, engineer, has given notice at the oftice of the Commissioners of his intention to proceed with his application for letters patent for the in- iventioof-ieewor improved machinery for cutting or shearing metals. And Jean Brando Giannetti, of Paris, in the empire of ...

... UNIVfESITY AND CLERICAL. OAwinuIDGE, Noy. 9.-LIST OF : PERSONS WHO HlAVE PASSIED TEEE VOLUNTARY THneoLOGIC.AL ExAmi- NATION-(lssued this day.)-Examiners: J. A. Jerenmie, D.D., Regius Professor of Divinity ; J. J. Blunt, B.D., Margaret Professor of Divinity., W. Allen. B.A., St. Joho's; C. Anderson, B.A., Caius; Thes. W. Anderson, B.A., Jes.; R. S. E. Atcheson, B.A., Trio.; F. Atkinson, B.A., ...

... t THE RUSSIAN DECLARATION OF WAR. The following letter confirms the brief announce- meat which we have already published: BRUSSELS, WEDNE5DAY. A telegraphic despatch from Berlin, of this day's t date, runs as follows: i; The ?? de St. Petersburg has just arrived. It contains an Imperial manifesto of the 21st ult. That manifesto declares that, Russia having been t provoked to the combat, it ...