... 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. ...

... THE French papers are filled with descriptions of the Imperial progress through the northern provinces. Their Majesties seem to have been uniformly received with the warmest enthusiasm. Avon the exceptional course of keeping down the price of bread in the capital- nlotwithetanding, the displeasure which it has occasioned beyond the boundaries of the department of tho Seine-i ot apparently ...

... T.l; T3hcg.5. IS T1i[:RK yL ?? ]IE AkBAN ONE (IFrosn Meu AeIog (x n C1Iru'ice.) TilAT porttion of tile prcss -hiceh has from the first (penly or eovertly, supported the interests oit Itussii.l lorselveres in lie attempt to m'i(?lad public opilnutn as tO tile ?? furni which tile F astern quejitionl a.-: SliItiS! biv tictiotis anl it llacies which it may hle b vorth I while to lotice. 'T'hi ...

... D., LIN: , EDN~D I , ,,At :: t i ,. .,_18 - ,DU.` I. -witDD,,.,OC- TOB8lt' 6, 18bi ~ | ThE T~NAllJT CONFE.E.C; ?? The Confetene poy.qsterday was only less impos- ing, than the great Cnference of- last year bithe' absenee of, a ' gnumb er .of the l Irish: membhs, who, purchased by gold, by place, or bi pensiqn, abandoned .prineip es to whih>ltheay.were, iedged, 'and'forfeitedwbatever of ...

... FRANCE, The Emperor and Empress have completed their provincial tour, which has this week been attended by the ijsual inci- st dents; adulation on) one side, and condescending courte'y on5 the, other. At Arras, the Mayor presented the Emperor All with the keys; and the Emperor returned them, saying, as is usual, that they could not be in better keeping. Here, howv- en ever, the Bishop told the ...

... QZ`o rr cq o Ilb r II cc. THlE BLACKS'rAFF. to TItE EDITO'ROt 01o THE BELFAST NEtWS-LETTErI. Siu-11 the repo'rt of thle Town Impiroelment Com- mittee, tead at the monthilly leeting of tho 1elfast Toiwn Council, held on thle fst instant, and which has already appeared in ynoui' ColmIns, we observe the fol- lowing statement:- 'After a len, th e iied cerrespontlence. wi nh a tbi3s stago of the ...

... 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 ...

... IRR ElAND. ENCUMBEtEiD ESTATES IN IREiLND. -The total amount s of payments on amcount of the-Encumbered-Estates in Ireland, t promthe commencement of the Commissioners' proceedings to .1the present time, is cstimated at £t6,500,09D. t HE IRISR INDfLSTRIAL ExPHIBITIo N.-The general com- mittee has announceid that the Exhibition shall be finally closed s to the public on the 31st October curt., ...

... NEW PJTSLIGO HOTICULTURAL SOCIETY. THE Autumn Competition and Show of this Society tooi place i in the Hay Friendly Society's Hall, on Tuesday the 20th ult., I The exhibition of vegetables, fruit, and flowers was, in the i opinion of the judges, superior to that of any autumn Show they had ever before witnessed here-a testimony which, viewed as a fact, must be highly gratifying to the Society, ...

... ?? I . I . I ? I ; a0cal guru igiocruancouo. ?? II -.1 ?? -.4 ?? ?? 1-1 ?? ?? whie STALXBEZDGE.-By some inadvertence, our parcel fro beer Stalybridge reached us too late for insertion in this pub- new lication. Unul : ELBoTIoN OP ASALolitD TowN CouNcxtLoR.-The elee.si tion of a town councillor to succeed in the representation si of Trinity ward, Salford, the esteemed gentleman (Mr. E. A: B. ...

... MOBS .FATgo3 6AL LOSSES AT -S& in .tI . Vw.,f~ O E A A i. : ;~hfnh drrived In the -I - The DIutch andd Antwerp steamerso, wuaec ax KAv. river o n Saturday, furuished an addition to thb'a long ckta- d ~ ~ ~~h -digte qio logiat of disatsters which had wcered g the eb Eugltea s galtesuof3'tthepast ek. A u iia~ner wase btotally lo't on the HaUbes. l'hear Nitev Diep. te cre were obsetvad inther ...