... I BY BYELECTRIC TEBEBGRAPHL . 1RAfR Oceober 6, 1L6OD. TURIEY AND RUSSIA. (From the Recond Edieiotz of ihc Morning Chroneile). VIENNA, WaDNrEsDa EVENING.-The JdownalUAnstrian jdrrespoudent announces the arrival of the Constantinople titall df the Zith itt Trieste. The advices were, that an immediate dediaratiorl of war ?? not improbable, although expeotations were inddlged in tbat middsl ?? ...

... I BY ELBCT''ItWTB.LEGRAP. Ad, I W. H. Sid&h and Somsr ?? Oilice, I No.'i, 1' den-fuay, Ssptemdsr 21. ?? qi LONDON FUNDS-SToOK AND SsAlcRH MARET.- Eastern difficulty still weighs heavily on English markets, and to-day's Ju news indnced a strong fieling'of depression. Consols at one; a, o'clock, buyers at 94J, but eventually experienced a Bprtial bi revival. Money in demand, but markets well ...

... +Y ELECTMCTFJRGRAP. - I October 13, 1853, LONDON FUeNDS-SToost AND SHART MARK1ET.-Flactiu- ations in English securities extensive and quick after open- ing; some sales connected with a general apprehension of a further increase in the bank rates, which was not realised, caused a decline in console of one-half per cent, and late in the day on a telegraphic report that the Russian fleet was ...

... RATH MINES FLORICULTURAL, SOCIETY. | The annual general meeting of this society was hrld yes- terday evening at the Bathmires Commissioners' house. There were present; -Dr Haffield, Messrs J H Evatns, J W Lane, B North, F St'kes, J J Dockrall, - White, Reilly, Joseph Scott, Campbell, Allrer, Madden, Johnston, Macredy, Hend- ley. Williams, 1,VCtike, Dombraine, &c. At eight o'clock the chair was ...

... (FROM OUR OWN CORr;ESPONDENT,) LATEST NEWS. LiVEnrOOI, FR1DAY.-Considerable speculation and much public regret has been expressed on 'Change to-day, conse- quent upon the rumoured resignation of L rd Palmerston, as it is felt here that his services in the government are more than e~er required. Considerable anxiety iB felt at the non-arrival of the screw Steamer Olinda, from the Brazils. Some ...

... RR DN COREREPONDENCE. CITY IMPROVEMENTS. SIR-Please to give insertion to the following notice of motion, which is to oblige the committee of the whole house on the city improvements to give their reasons to the public for preferring widening Copper-alley instead of Castle-street, and for refusing to give the citizens water.of potable quality which your journal has to forcibly advocated, and ...

... - -Lp pi SOCIETF,.;?3 I D ?? d ied to the | On Ttlesd ' nit l 4HAtom h committee o the SeRsii to the Ronan Catholics Waite tutPcxl- the Right i Ion. Viscount PalmerSton, her Majesty's Secretary of State rr the Home Department, for the purposeof presenting to is lordship the memorial of the president, vjce-president, i iad committee of the society, praying his lordship to institu i a inquiry ...

... I - The following is a statement of the awards made by the judges at the private exhibition of winter fruits and cbrysan- thetnums, held on Tuesday, at the society's rooms, Rloyal Irish Institution, College-street:-- Black ?? prize, Sir Roger Palmer, Bart, Kenure Park; gardener, Mr. Hickey. Second prize, Charles Doyne, Esq, Newtown Park; gardener, Mr. Saville. White ?? prize, Charles Doyne, ...

... FROM OUR LONDON CORRESPODRNT, 'London, Pafday Eeontf!9. There is very little news here,, the greateventof heday; being the strike of the hackney carriage drivers which still continues, not one of the familiar vehicles being die- cerniblc to-day. Apart from the inconvenienc .of the thing, the appearance of the streets of the village, all cab-de- serted as it is, is much more qulot and ...

... DUBLIN: THURSDAY, JULY 14, 1853. THE NESSELEODE CIRCULAR-GLIMPSES I ~ -- OF PEACE. | Despatches come in battalions, from St. Peters- burgh. Emperors, Ministers, Admirals, and Gene- rals are hard at work inventing excuses for invasion and robbery. The Count Nesselrode, whose illo- gical and offensive manifesto excited the wrath of Lord Lyndhurst, and received so severe, though temperate, a ...

... THE CORPORATON, i A special meeting of the town council was beld yesterday in the City Elal. In the absence ot the Lord or the chair was taken by Alderman GnEsHusme, iocwm terlim The following members attended -iAljermuen Farrell,' Reynrll Is L ; Campbell, Iloyte, J P * moylan, and Sir Timo-' thy O'Brien Bert, M P. Councillors Codd, J P; Pim, White, Ats'in, Reilly, Fergoson, Whela, Dowling, ...

... ELECTRIC TEG . RAE. I Z Y' 9CS8 EM U.Eb RGBSP1. -. - OCo0 11, 1858. RUSSIA AND TURKEY.-: PABIB, Mo1II}Y.-The Timm correspondent' says poivate Constantinople letters of 27th nit., frontas truatworthy sourcet 'sttd that the Sultan had signed the deblifrtton.; He was induoed to do- so by the fact of the heads of' the ' ergy placing their property at his'disposa; 'It isoaddedithat hi at once' ...