... REYNOLDS'S NE WSPAPERt SUNDAY. OCTOBER 2, 1853. [SATURDAY'S EDITION.] A MEMORABLE ANNIVERSARY. The 3rd of October-the day following the date which this impression of our journal bears-is the seven hundred ard eighty-seventh anniversary of the invasion of England by WILLIAM the Norman. Dates and anniversaries of such importance as this one, aro constantly passing by without arresting the ...

... TURKISH hATOFBANCB AND TUSCA4J TOLERATIO.Y. rFR'OM TOR EXA5INOI2] 4 There. ?? whiich menncan less patiently bhdrtf ~lthd i ;~ftild be thought deserving, than an acc4_ sation of trofiohary.. - is,,abhq~reiat, ,t rqeaIe. ~q the bfgb-sifldisllgene'rous. Th o1tiaw who recounts wlt~i exultation a thousaud,vyjnmes5 ?? o~iely ;will blushi to confess that he hins betrayed an accomplice, or deserted ...

... PARIS, MONDAY EVENING. The following paragraph published by the Assem- . leeNationale, in large type at the head of its columns, is the principal topic of political conversation to-day: We cannot yet enter into detail on what passed in the interview of Olmutz. Our information is not yet sufii- ciently complete. But we can positively announce at pre- sent a great result. The Conference of ...

... The ' Northern Whig' publishes the subjoined interesting letter in re- ference to the last moments of the gallant Sir Charles Napier. It is the reply sent by 3M~ajor M'Muardo to a letter addressed to him by Colour- Serjeant John A. Casey, late of the 22nd Regiment, and now residing at :Ballynafeigh. It is the best testimony to the virtues of the deceased great command er that those w ho had ...

... LORD VAL3UE:RSTON AT PEilTIN. The freedom of the burgh of Perth wai conferred by the town council of that city upon Viscount Palmerston, oR Monday last, in the City-hail there, in presence of about 2,000 persons. The Lounn PuovOST, in presenting the burgesa-ticket, dwelt on some of the more prominent points in the career of his lordship, and concluded by saying: I will only add, that it would ...

... THE EASTERN QUESTzoN. [Fgom the Temes ] The question between Russia and the European gover. ments lies sxaotly in the pesition whioh we last described- nor can anybody yet tell to what point the Emperer of Russia may push his enoroaobments. or to what extent bis opponents may combine to resist them. All the four powers concurred in framing a nete which they believed Would seoure the ...

... THE HUDDERSFIELD COXSPURACT. The three parties to the attempt to defraud a partner and creditors of 6001.-na-ely, George Booth. his son William, and his sister. Esther Booth-were brought before the magis- trates at the Gaildhall, Hudderesfeld, on Saturday week, to answer a charge of canspiraoy. We have already publiehed the main facts of the case-the pretended loss of two cheques for 6091. 8s. ...

... -,;MEXIW. Ii the Orpni-of the, 20t AiusAwe nd t~ie; 1ubjoined addres of . r, rededn ono gpreseig f his credottils to the Preeidit, and t replyoS . bi.Ewleml-y.,i . 4 endep ; 4 . ?? Withrgreat satisfaotion EIprttit ?? red rtiald as - ,YQY and linister-of tbe.Uni.Ilatea.pf .NortjhA Merica,,toX I. Fv,4yii yoour Exccllerey as, i 'the history and structure of the goyerniaent which I nav~e. i ?? ...

... I . , TJ ,R . . ?? I:A 0 ?? ,@XM.7116 . eocOITO.N .e ?? sanil os.tin, the 40mmhelson~ers appointed by the Board of fldalth to U sake i 'pecial'iiquiry Into the causes of the ?? hlifa't1en prevalent in that locality; hav reported the riilti td. 60 ?? oai, The reports, which woere Jalcti 1adpatately, have just beetz printed. Mr. Grainger inquires very minutely into the saani ;tary-Ooniditioti ...

... -.7* +h.w ?? lo;hh+_ On Monday night, a crowded meeting ot toe naan- ants of Stafford, convened by public requisition to the mayor, was held in the Lyceum, for the purpnse if me- morialising the Queen on the Russian invasion of the Turkish provinces. The hour fixed for the meeting was six o'clock, but long before that time the place vras filled in every part by a numerous and enthusiastic ...

... 4 LAUNC:R OF THE IRON CLIPPER TAYLEUR. The launch of the new iron first-class sailing vepssl built by the Bank Quay Fouadry Company, on the right bank of the Mersey, at Warrington, took place yesterday. e We have before given a brief description of her build. Hera proportions are 2,500 tons:(new measurement)'; length~of'B keel and forerake, 225 feet; rake of stern-post, 5 feet; beam, 39 ...

... OND ON, WEDNL'SDAY, OCT.54 n IT is desirable that there should be no mistake with o respect to the exact nature of the news of a projected declaration of war at Constantinople, which we pub- lished yesterday. The different statements which have been put in circulation on this head are derived from sources which have nothing else in common but their conveyance by electric telegraph from Vienna. ...