... e .THE . wKS( I T TURKS. 2OHe~fl~OB o- TiE D;TY NEWS. e' yk iotur e~tie~ticle in the Daily i Ncwfost:.thia dayth~t yosrpare iiflzaveake to the bad ten- dency'of the'policyof the aiifis'a' friends of Greece. As I was~t ?? nt at the meeting at Crosby Hall on Thursday evening, you will, perhaps, allow me to give my impressions ?? alrirE~~~''~ Previous to the commencement of the proceedings on ...

... 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 ...

... |SIOPBRBEAKING BXTBA ORDINARY IN __ GLASGOWV. vi- Between Saturday night and Sunday morning, lot perhaps the most extraordinary burglary eyer practised in f Glasgow, and exhibiting in alf its details the most surpris- ling skill,'ingenuity, and daiing, was carried into opera- an tion on the premises of Mr. D. C. 'Rait, her Mqjestys le jeweller, Buchanan-street. There is a stair in the wide ent ...

... , 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 ...

... APPALLINrG A CCIDBENT. PRESTON, TuEy§DAY. One of the most dire disasters which ever diffused consternation throughout this town occurred last night, in the fall of the floor of a room containing nearly 300 people. The ultimate consequences of this fearful casualty it is impossible at present to anticipate; but this may be stated, I that one young woman was killed on the spot, and from 40 to 50 ...

... The Parlamzento of Turin, of the 30th ult., an- nounces that Count d'Appony, the Austrian Minister, would depart, on the following day, on an uulimited leave of absence. The Divisional Council of Genoa had received a communication from the Marquis Camillo Pallavi- cino relative to the Nation'al Guard, the object of which was to suppress the obligation of serving in tthat militia, and to ...

... 9IL'1.OPOLI[N yCOMMISSION OF SEL WE S. A. spceial meeting of the Mietropolitan Commis-e. uci-soe 01 &w ers was held yesterday at the Court-house co (Jeceh-s;rcet, Sho . Richard JEnt, £Esq., the Chairman of be the Cntllliss oners, occupied the chair. The other members IN the commission present-were Sir J. Burgoyne, Sir W. fo Cuboist, elnd Miesses. T. Gibson, G. S. Smith, and -Hawk- ?? co Mr. i ...

... Flitol T'HIE LONVDON GAZETTLE-Tuesday, Oct.. . ?? I ST. JAMNIES'S PALACE. Ocr. l. 'thbe Queen has beeas pleased to rappoint William, Earl of Li.mtwvil, to be one of the L'rds in BR aiting in Ordinary to her Majesty, in the room of Joha, Lordl lpbinstone, cesi.:c-v 1._ _ NEW DEPUCTY-LIEUTENANTS. The Hon. Henry Spencer Law; John Farnaby Cator, Esi.*; NYilliam Hyder, BEq.; William Slark, Esq. ...

... PRECAUTIOATS AGAINST CHOLERA IX TZE : : , - SJIEOR HANT SRRVICGI' L (From last aighit's Gazeite.) nu - ;Board of Trade, Whitohall, Oct. 3,1853. ;; The Right .,1onourable the Lords. of the Committee s of the Privy Council for Trade and Plantations,. with a view 'of prevenrti6g 'thoispread ofcholera on board nier- e chant shipping, have:causgdt to ho issued and circulated the ts, ,follow~ing ...

... QUEEN'S COLLEGE, BIBMIINGA AM. The annual meeting and distribution of prizes prior to the opening of the l inter session of the Queen's College, at Birmingham, took place yesterday; Lord LYT. TELTON. the Principal, in the chair. His Lonccsuire, in opening the proceedings, delivered a brief address, congratulating the friends of the college on the fact that the medical college, the leading ...

... THE CASE OF REIIGIOUS PERSECUTION. | . S ~IN TUSCANY. -0 I- TO THE EDITOR OF sTgE DAILY NEWS. .SI,'I-should not have so soon again addressed you on- the subject-of the treatment- of M ii Cvu- ninghame by the Tuscan authorities, hadI Dot per- : ceived in Athe Mlorning Post of' Tiiad'S ept. 20, 1 a letter, written by some person at -the bths of Lucca, the statements made in which are so very far ...

... Yesterday we stated in our entire impression that a. telegraphic despatch had been received from Con- stantinople announcing that the Sultan had declared war against Russia on the 27th ult. We added that the news came from an excellent source, and Was believed By' parties of 'high ..standing'in monetary circles ; but that, notwithstanding this the facts were probably somewhat exaggerated ...