... g Ci7' COLEBA. (From the ucard of lealtb.) LONDON. A fatal ?? occurred in the York-road, Wraterloo- raol, on the 3rd instant; oec also at the bottom of Sta:tgat,-otret, estminster. Since the beginning OF the present vweek several deaths have taken place ithe loV iilthv courts and streets in the Borough; zd ttiere has been a large increase of bowcl corn- ;!atiBts il several districts. The local ...

... TURKEY AND RUSSIA. FRENCH AND BRITISH SHIPS OF WAR ORDERtED TO CONSTAN- TINOPLE. - The announcement which appeared in last week's ' Examiner,' that several ships of war had sailed from Besika Bay for Constantinople, has been confirmed. On the evening of the 10th ult. the French Ambassador sent his Chief Secretary of Le- gation to Besika, to ask the two Admirals to send some large vessels to ...

... The Chancellor of the Exchequer was presented on Tuesday with the freedom of the burghs of Dingwall and Inverness. The ceremonies at both places were marked by great public enthusiasm, and the right hon. gentleman experienced a very flattering reception, not only from the corporate bodies of these towns, but from a large congregation of the principallinhabitants, who assembled to do him honour ...

... by Our Paris advices state that, according. to the latest aud best accredited version of the news re- ceived there fromConstantinople, war was not formally declared on the 27th ult. At the same time the vote are of the Grand Council, the temper of the people, and :ey. the apparent impossibility of devising any pacific nto expedient for escaping from the situation, seemed to are render such a ...

... , 7 . ,; I I . In Of PI; ge lh ml WI 143 IS I C~mthe &~`rdofeat. c aa ase occurredhin Bliins'Iford-street, Marle- bone, o'oi the&2nd I tin~t.a The ?? man, 'hadbeen foi~some daiy's previo&Y- taa ms imprudently Seidlitz powde~rs. Severis inaeso the housa ore affected with diar ?? ?? atar some most offensiye impurities whch have been 11%ag_ neglected. Another fatal ceaseoccuirre oa'the sailne ...

... THE OTTO-MAN NATION. le TO THE PDITOIl OF THE! DAILY NEWS. :i- SiR,-The epithets infidels and misbelievers' a- almost daily applied to ?? Turks by a well-known r- paper, are worthy of a Peter the Hermit; and this is all I is wish to say on that account. le Pcrmit me to be a little more prolix on another point- i. theterm barbarians,'made use of asfrcquentlv in the same p quarter. The ...

... IN-A UGURA TION OF THE SHELRIFFS. Yesterday morning, according to annual custom, the Lord Mayor, accompanied by the Recorder and the Coont of Aldermaen, proceeded in state from thc Guildhall to the Court of Exchequer at Westminster Hall, for the purpose of presenting the new sberiffs, A!dermen D. W. WVire and G. A. WVaIlis, Esq., to the Cursitor Baron (the Right Ron. Mr. George Biiskes, ?? for ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. Siit,-Evidently the natural result of wilful ag. gression is at hand. Turkey. declares war against her op- preseor. May it net be worth while to consider this new position, and to endeavour to see how far it may be turned to account, not only for the advantage of Turkey, but the fature peace of Europe ? A declaration of war implies of necessity the immediate ...

... RESULTS OF THE AARE-EST. With the exception of some beans, and here and 0' there a very late piece of wheat, the htirvest .may be con-- B sidered to be concluded.; and from all the accounts we re- Er ceive, the results are as far from satisfactory as was antici- e5 pated. Every farmer who has thrashed any wheat is dis- Ci appointed with the yield, even from crops the appearance ofc which when ...

... QLORD PAL1NEW.STON IN THIE NORTH, The freedoma of the burgh of Perth was conferred by the town council OF that city upon Viscount Pisimorston, on Monday last, in the city-hall there, in presence of about 2,030 persons. The lord provost, mn pt'eeeuting the burgess ticket, dwelt can some of the more prominent points in the Career of the noable lord, and concluded by saying: I will only add, that ...

... IRELANU., JLRAIL WAY C8~.L&AoN. DIS~~ ~--~'TOUSLOSS F!FI5\- ~ ~lfl~'qc~reflce scarcely.t~Lo` e-parallele ss t~thd wh~ie-o'omy history of rA t~ oidents took -place. -last. -vening-ond-ha-Gz-eat~--onthern.-ald- Western line, between.Cork and .1D'l-bin,'resulting in, the loss of a large, bu ats yet unaseeftained; number '~vhiftmble ?? -ouly, detgiled dieouat-of fi ame ?? tlkt~ iolli tsutas fry ...

... SoSUTHX ON TXE EASTERN QUESTION. M. Rossath was invited to attend the public demonstration at Stafford on the foreign policy of England, an invitation he for certain reasons declined. The following are extracts from the letter conveying this determination. In allusion to the relative positions of Austria and Russia he observes- Austria was Dever a barrier to Russia. She was her ally against ...