... by Our Paris advices state that, according. to the latest aud best accredited version of the news re- ceived there fromConstantinople, war was not formally declared on the 27th ult. At the same time the vote are of the Grand Council, the temper of the people, and :ey. the apparent impossibility of devising any pacific nto expedient for escaping from the situation, seemed to are render such a ...

... CITY OF LONDON AND COUNTIES FREEHOLD L.lAND SOCIETY. Last night a numerously attended meeting was held at the Belvidere Tavern, Ientotiville, for the purpose of explaining and promoting th9 objects of the society, and to ballot for forty rights to choose allotments. The chair was to have been taken by the Lord Slayer, but he sent a letter stating that he was unable to attend from indispo- ...

... HOTELS-ENGLIS11 AND FOREIGN. TO TIHE EDITOR Or TXIE DAILY, NErWS. Slit , -It -vould- appear from the rejection of the following communsicatiosn which I hasmbly subniitted to the consideration, of. 11e- editor of-the Times,s tbat -even the -slightest defense of one solitary English hotel is notdeerned worthy of admission to its columns. It mnay be that I have :'ut the case fee bly, though I ...

... A CIIURCI GOINV TO 1UIX. a .. Yeterday, a meetin° bf tlie' parishioner3'0o St. Luke's, Ola-street, residing in the ecelesiastical division of' Srt. Bariubase,, was hfeld Tin the Vvstrg]Roomn of the church,;- D: tind which was convened by tr,>W.V-H Dobson,; the incuo- 7 bent's churchwarden, for the purpose :of considering the-- financial position of the Church.i- Mr. DOBnsN, having been ...

... FATAL ACCIDENT ON I - E 0. I - 'RAILWAY. - . - ?? day afternoon an accident. which was attended with fatal and disastrous consequences occurred on ithe Manchester, Buiton, ;and Matlook Pailway, one man, named Michael Barkes, a stoker, receiving such injuries as to cause his death the following morning, and others being dreadfully braised and injured. From information received it appears that ...

... _We have this week to record one of the most wondrous escapes from death it has ever been our lot to read or record. It is that of a boy named David Waters, aged about 16 years, son of a widow in Louisburgh. The parti- culars are ?? Tuesday, about one, o'clock, he left his mother's house for Nos& Head, to catch cuddens, and continued at a place called the Hole of the Head till the afternoon, ...

... THE STATE OF -NEGOTIATIONS. Oa Tueslay wve published- in a telegraphic Mes-| sage the semi-official announcement of the Austrian goverisnent respecting the result of the conference at )inutz. The ?? is the text of the articlel it the OeslersreicLdsc/se Correspondel:i - The camp at Olmutz has attracted to itself the attention Iof the whole of Europe, partly by the- display of great military ...

... WEVBST'KENT- RAIL WAY. A -isuErous and influential meeting of noblemen and gentlemen, proprietors of land- in WestdKent, was held F yesterday,:i4ztthe largertonic> of tbe Croi,. Hotel, Seven- oskgltosconsider the expediency of fnrminitga' line. of, trail- -way, frond Sydenhiean tot Bromlevy-b'y 0tdoid -to Maidutone. with branches to Lewisham, Greenwich, Bithamn.'and-New- I ingtcn-causeway, ...

... LOATD OX, T2URS1& Y, OCT. 6. T'If 1 Court Circular possesses at present a more than common interest. Wide eyes may be opened at this assertion by those who only care to peruse that courtly chronicle in the fashionable season; but it is nevertheless true. It is impossible to read the simple annals of the tranquil and rational life led by our beloved QUeEN at Balmnoral, and not contrast it ...

... sia ?? PARIS, TussD. Y EVENINs. ur- I have to-day to communicate intelligenec of great ief importance. The Patrie last night did niot appear irctill nearly eight o'clock. Under the head of DIjer- his nitres Nouvelles, it contained the following artic.le: vve The Assemble announces tflet t{e Cossfermce of t'iewia he is. re established, and /gat the thread f 'egotatpiS o, it F e mocm}aenlt ?? ...

... . ?? On Monday, the 27th nlt., his Excellency the Governor visited the convict esteblishment, for the purpose of hearing the lecture upon mineralogy, delivered by one of the prisoner; to the inmates of the establishment. Previous to commencing his lecture, the lecturer read the following address to his Excellency: May iv please your Excellency,-With the profoundest respect, I crave permission ...

... TBE L O S T FO UVND. '!.crisysterious disappearance of a Mr. Henry eNv *-d lloll, of Jobn'es-piace, P.;nce's-road, Lambeth, has 5cer -,d 'tised for some days p4.t. A correspondent at DziwpOrt, Monmiouthohire, has forwarded the following ,2ar:'oulars, which mayporhaps help to clear up the my- ?? On Frilay it was currently reported in this neighbour- ?? that a gentleman from London, who, on ...