... L ONDOJ TUESDAY, OCT. 1S. IN another week we may expect that war will have openly displayed his grizzled front upon the Lowver Dainube. On either side of that stream is now posted all army, each ready to do its best for the other's destruction. Thle one is animated by the patriotic desire to free its own soil from an invader; the other is there in obedience to the command of a greedy despot, ...

... PARIS, SUNDAY EvmnNGNO. The 8Siicle says that France and England have sent notes to Ifussia, demanding the evacuation of the Principalities as a preliminary measure before they will enter upon the mediation which they are willing subsequently to undertake. If this be true, and the fact would be quite consistent with the re- cent statement or one of your contemporaries, sup- posed to represent ...

... I A meeting of shareholders in this railway, cork- vened by advertisement, and stated to be on important business, was held yesterday at Fendall's Hotel, Palace- yard. ?? A.m g the proprietors present were, General M'Innes, 9 hlley, M.P., Mr. Charles East, Mr. W. Gordon F Thomson, Air. Herbert Ingram, Mr. H. V. East, Dr. Kennedy, Mr. David Robinson, Mr. Taunton, Mr. Cohen, e &e. s General ...

... PRECOCIOUS DELINQUENCY ed B, On Tuesday the county magistrates for Bucks, at to the Slough weekly meeting, were engaged for two hours in hearing an extraordinary charge of robbery preferred by a respectable builder, residing at Islington-whose name is withheld for obvious reasons-against his own son, a boy ut little more than 11 years of age. The inquiry was held le with closed doors, but the ...

... ILON DON, TH URSDA Y, SEPT. 15 ,THE CZAR rejects the Turkish modifications- but abides by the Vienna note, and promises to eva- cuate the Principalities if the Porte accepts it pure and simple. So says a telegraphic note from Vienna, in which city, we are told, special news has arrived from Russia. This statement may or may not be true, but it has one strong support-it is just what ...

... 2IT'Y CORPORIATION COMMISSION.- Yesterday the Commissioners resumed the in- quiry at the official residence of the Prime Minister. Mr. Labouchere in the chair. Sir J. Patteson was not present. I Captain Bullock examined- I was employed by the i Admiralty to survey the Port of London between 1830 and 18.53. I re-surveyed the Medway, but did not re-survey the Thames. There are many shoals in the ...

... I ?? i' - !m ?? _. ?? : i I o A4ATOT4R - GRRAT 1 IRE: IJ U4P A ' b.. i.:THAM ?? .; : ?? S Yesterday mornio'gfthct'id'cihiffy Qioeenhdlthei in' i Ufiper Thames-street, 'ath scenei; another ver:'u dde'struuetive fire Itjtook .padein ,a. Irerg*arehouse, seven tries. in height, cf *corresponding'idepthfland frontage, at the'cprcerpf Bread-strret-hili,wvithi,~ >fe ~eet ?? St.: rb ?? 1huroh,; . and ...

... RUSSIA AND TURKEY. t ti A correspondent of the IndcypendanceBelge, writing Sit from Paris on Dec. 22, affirms that, on the news of di Lord Palmerston's resignation, Louis Napoleon al caused a strong note to be written to the English n government plainly stating that the Eastern question A had now arrived at such a point that any hesitation, g any compromise, was out of the question, and ...

... L OND ON, WEDNESDA, NO V. 16 TirE intimation by electric telegraph,-via Vienna of course,-'that the Turks on the Danube had in some place and at some time (neither the when, nor the where, being specified) experienced a check, was not confirmed;'yesterday. The report appears likely to disperse into thin air before it can assume a definite shape. At least the argument. is plausible that, ...

... l'EN tCourt. WINDSOR, OCT. 24. Tle Queen held a Court and Privy Council at three o'clock this afternoon at the Castle. The Privy Council was attended ?? Royal Highness Prince Albert, the Earl Granville, Lord President; the Earl of Aberdeen, First Lord'of the Treasury; Lord John Russell, the Earl of Clarendon, Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs; the Duke of Newcastle, Secretary of State for ...

... INVESTITURE OF TEE BATH. -The Queen held an inyestiture of the Order of the Bath on Tuesday, at Buckingham Palace, awhen Lord Cowley received the insignia of a Knight Grand Cross of the Order (civil division); Mr G. W. Ouseley and Mr B. H. Wilson. those of Knights Commanders (civil division) ; and Lieut.-General C. Xacloud, of the East India Company's service, that of Knight Commander ...

... THIE CHOLERA. (kFrom the Board of Health.) NEWCASTLE, Sar'T. 15. Cholera . _ - 97 Diarrhoea - 4 Total - - - - - - 101 Deaths in Gateshead since last report - 20 The cholera has extended to IHexham, from which three cases are reported-two deaths and one recovery. The medical officer has 17 cases of choleraic diarrhoea and one of cholera under treat- inent. Mr Granger has visited Hexham to ...