... 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 ?? ...

... +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 ...

... 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' ...

... J-; .. , Q - i ,TE CATHOLIC CHURCH. I i__ _ _ . A .. .. _ . _,I Drocails OF5' UnRT.-A Vieetlng of the parish priests of' tbis diocese took place on Wednesiday, in Killarney, for the purpose of electing a coadldor bislhop, Irendered necessary, by the advanced age of! the much xeipeqted ecclesiastic who for the last thirty years has filqd i the, ofice of Bjebop in lKerry, the Right Rev., Dr. ...

... I I (October 26, 1855, 1. THE EASTTERN QUESTION. PARIl, MoNDAY.-The pacific tone of the ministerial papers caused increased confidence at the Bourse, and among the public generally. The Patrn. says the combined fleets, having passed through the Dardanelles, anchored at the Island of Marmora. This act, says the Pattie, makes no change in the state of affairs, nor does it weaken the chances of ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGNE I HTHE EASTERN QUESTION PARIS, SATURDAY, Ocr. 15.-The British v Caradoc from ConatantinOPle On the 4tb, and Besika Ba the 5th inst, arrived .t Malta on 8tb- Thadeelratj | wwar against Russia has been posted in COrstaotino01 atloq q the walls of the mosques, but tbe delay grant le ad lities take place is somewhat different from ?? rns mentioned. In the beginning a lunar month ...

... - 1 I - - Ii- - . _ - .. I An adjourned meeting of the corporation wae held yester- ti day at the City Hall. Therews VI a IAr~e attendance of tb citizens in the gallery, Aldernan MIOYLAN, 1ocuos tenenat5 in the chair, u The following members were present :--Aldermen-Sir T. ci O'Briern, ?? Reynolds L., Reynolds John, J. P., Camp- rI bell, Hoyte, J.P. ; Roe, J.P. and D.L; Smyth, Farrell, end L ...

... b t fre ut ai sou nat DUBLIN: SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15,1853. I THE APPROACHING WAR The defection of Austria and Russia has crated far less alarm than might have been expected frkm the secession of two such formidable powers. The governments of France and England could ?? have relied on the support of either on a collisioa with Russia-but they did rely on their neutralit for the best reasons, that ...

... DUBIN:t MOAY, OCTOBE 17t, 85at DUBINXS: MONDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1853. | I-E IRH PARTY-TRE CONFERENCE AND THEIR ASSAILANTS. | The events connected with, and resulting from, the late Conference of the Irish Tenant-right party, constitute an important and instructive chapter in the history of governmental proceedings in Ireland. They afford a miniature view of the whole policy of British rule, an ...

... L'u 41LIGN IN f'ELLIGENCE, THE FRENCt EMPIRE. (FROM THE TIMES CORRESPOND&NT.) PABIS, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4, t, P.x.-A privat5 t! graphic despatch from Constantinople, dated the '5thr ul' has been received this day by Art ethinent banking homeis Pari,. . It etatte that 'A the Divan has declared war agsimt ftustia.' It is thought that a decioion in favour of war has been adopted by the divan, and ...

... I ?? ?? ?? I The Lord Mayor and the borough assessors Sat yesterday, at 11 o'clock, and continued the revision of the lists. Thii only, case of any interest decided during the day wea that in relation to the claim of the Rev. Dr. Flanagan, P.P. Franoisqitreet, to be admitted a burgess in right of his oc- aupation of the house and premises attached to the Catholic chapel. - ; Mr. Martin ...

... e ! veernalvo:outnat DUBLIN. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1868. - The last accounts from Constantinople add little to what has already transpired. The Turkish mi- niftry assembled on the 29th of September to give full force and effect to the resolutions adopted by the Divan three days before. The result had been a conditional declaration of war against the Mus- covite robber. If the principalities be ...