... Lt on t The funeral services of the late Dr. M'Culloch will take suffe place at half-past ten o'clock this morning, in St. George's dy. ?? Church, Mlyrtle-street. Ty Shortly after noon on Wednesday, the United States ti mail steam-ship Atlantic, Captain James West, sailed the from the Mersey for New York, with the usual mails for ast, the western continent, 206 passengers, and a full cargo of ...

... V bzit, I tt i :: : -~ ftri JOU.-wi OX 00 ; ^ - Of Be RECEPTION OF ,1THEE INDIAK BILL BY THE kn NATIVES OF. INDIA. Jiw (From the Exandner.) .1 thl an The people of India are dissatisfied, unreasonable trs is- people that they are, with the charter of government sen all o. out to them. No sooner did the opening speech of Sir fil an Charles Wood, and'the proposed act of parliament, reach eg ta ...

... I - SToRES-On Sunday afternoon last, WVigan and the neight,,G hood were visited by a violent storm of wind and rain, froa the north-west, which continued without intermission for ?? of eight hours, but it does not appear to have done any corjside able damage in Wigan. At Hindley, a portion of the Baliiorz brewery, occupied by Mr. Blacow, was blown down, and otter damage was done, amounting to ...

... STATIONS OF THE BRITISH ARMY, : On the 1st of October, 1853. I I e - A. y. _ It *]_t o . . - , (From the United Service Gazette.) [Where two places are mentioned, the last named is that at w Iwhich the depbt of the regiment is stationed'] Ist Life Guards, Windsor 33rd Athlone 2nd Regent's Park 34th Chichester Royal Horse Guards, Hyde 35th Pprtsmoutkh Park 36th tlarbadoes; Chester 1 ?? Guards ...

... 0 0 0:t _ v.-v.v v ?? be BY S. JOSAPHAT'S CONTINENTAL TELEGRAPH. C Manchester, Oot. 4tb, quarter-past eleven, n.m. 9 DECLARATION OF WAR BY TURKEY. C - CONSTANTINOPLE, SEPT. 27TH.-The divan, at the eournil at held, resolved upon a declaration of war against Russia. C ad 0By ZILECTUiRC TELEGRBAPE. ; :_ MONEY AND SHARE MARKET.-CLOSING PRICES. t W ; 7 - 7 7 . ?? \ ?? TUESDAY EvENnss. FUNDs. ...

... :LATEST ;NEWS. oo BY S. JOSAPHAT'S CONTINENTAL TE LEGRAPH. _- L X Manchester, September 30, 1853, five o'clock p.m. r or. PARIS BoUsRs.-CLOSING PRICES OF Tnis DAY. CG nt Three per Cent Routes ?? la fr. Four-and-a-Half ditto ?? 100.70 hn Bank Shares ?? 2,800 to VIENIrA CLOSING PRICEs. T. Five per Cent Metalliques ?? ?? 92 i .or. Exchange on London ?? ?? .245 fr __ t Bank Shares ?? 1,344 )on ...

... STALYBRIDG E VATII.Y.;ro r _. -_ 1a SOLoD WATmEEfrom £5 upwards; SILVER a WATCHES, ith late t lmnprovelneontg, from £4. Repairs ~dneatly 0e0aUted-At T-. WILILIANISON'S Asll,,e place. WNKATER, WVATcn, ElYWVtEIP, AND NOT A DROP TO u ln ?? it be so in Stilybridge ? Whvtter it is or is not so depends on the inhabitalits. The Brushes water _ pronounced by an eminent chemist as the best wivter in ...

... I l THE QUrEEN AND PRINCE ALBERT, With theroaI theOU children, intend to leave Balmoral for Windsor Castle on det the 12th Instant.so Mr. ALDEnuAN SYDNEY was, on Thursday last, elected the Lord Mayor of London. that JOHN MITC BEL, the Irish patriot, has escaped from of tli Norfolk Island, -the fourth state prisoner that has Ti made off. acco A PaoTmSTANT MISSION to the Roman Catholic in.. ...

... I COO ITTEE OF COUNCIL ON EDUCATION, | TAT' Tl~lT/l V.'n T.'TPM1VV ?? ?? Ad - -- TUE PROPOSED ELEMENTARY DRAWING CLASSES INl CONNECTION WITH SCHOOLS OF DESIGN.% (Frinn a Corre$Zcid*t) Many of the readers of thle Chronicle may be aware that a great deal of correspondence has passed between the Board of Trade and the Committee of Council on Education, and that a proposal has been made by the ...

... LORD JOHN RUSSELL AND LORD PAL- ?? 0 IMERSTON IN SCOTLAND. . :- - _L . L . _ .. ?? I . I- i Some short time ago 'there appeared a document, tl re signed by some revolutionary Scots, which attempted l is to prove the sad neglect into which the Imperial 0 re governmenr had allowed the institutions of their a Ig country to fall, and which repined at the small grants v or o public money made to ...

... , THE TURKS OF THE PRESENT DAY, I . ?? - - I -- - - - - - - - - l Y ?? The Constantinople correspondent of the Chronicle gives shom the following description of that capital, and of tbe manners the and customs of theI modern Turksi:- Tbough Coustanti- entir tnople is within twelve days' reach otf England, and tbough butt 2Iinhabited by ninny thouuaand Europeans, and visited by unn buill ...

... 2 ?? - f: CHATHAM-STREET SCHOOL OF i ; 7 I MEDICINE. i a,. - ,. ., . . . I . . . I' The opening address of the next session, to the pupils of P. the Chathamn-street School of Medicine, was delivered by Mr. George Soutbani, lecturer upon surgery, and registrar of the institution, on Mondhy last. A good many gentlemen of we the profession were preselt,-Drs. Radford, Watts, Wilkin- an son, and ...