... FE' ANCE. N'EDXESDAY EVENNc.I r i ve 1tSt returned from M. Ataoo's funeral. The this morning contained the followintg an- rl):;cnc n3!s jst los Sr a- s just lost one of its most glorious representa- ?? ' illustriout F. Arago died at the Observatory E ?? c i\, Oct 2, at six irc the evening, after a long ill- - it, M. o was one of thobe rare intelligences ?? Ca. . Ie ?? 'talent of enriching ...

... DISGRACEFUL DOINGS OF WvESLEYANS. In the Insolvent Debtors' Court at York,; last week, Jonas Woodhead, of Clifton, Halifax, manufacturing chemist, was opposed by Mr. Shaw, and supported by Mr. Harle.. The-grounds of opposition were fraudulent prefer- eiece, making away with property, and. contraeting debts wvithout reasonable expectation of being able to pay. Insol- vent was, a great man among ...

... g Ci7' COLEBA. (From the ucard of lealtb.) LONDON. A fatal ?? occurred in the York-road, Wraterloo- raol, on the 3rd instant; oec also at the bottom of Sta:tgat,-otret, estminster. Since the beginning OF the present vweek several deaths have taken place ithe loV iilthv courts and streets in the Borough; zd ttiere has been a large increase of bowcl corn- ;!atiBts il several districts. The local ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. Siit,-Evidently the natural result of wilful ag. gression is at hand. Turkey. declares war against her op- preseor. May it net be worth while to consider this new position, and to endeavour to see how far it may be turned to account, not only for the advantage of Turkey, but the fature peace of Europe ? A declaration of war implies of necessity the immediate ...

... IRELANU., JLRAIL WAY C8~.L&AoN. DIS~~ ~--~'TOUSLOSS F!FI5\- ~ ~lfl~'qc~reflce scarcely.t~Lo` e-parallele ss t~thd wh~ie-o'omy history of rA t~ oidents took -place. -last. -vening-ond-ha-Gz-eat~--onthern.-ald- Western line, between.Cork and .1D'l-bin,'resulting in, the loss of a large, bu ats yet unaseeftained; number '~vhiftmble ?? -ouly, detgiled dieouat-of fi ame ?? tlkt~ iolli tsutas fry ...

... THEE AMOUSTACHE MOBEMBENT. Ln Two of Pitiwh's heio's, discussing Ijhe Moustache is Movement, declare respectively, the one that he wears bis n honours of lip and chin,.' because it sayes trouble, and is If so very 'ealthy-the other that he wears his, hbecause ir theylookcs-'ansom, and goes down with the gals. We dhavedbefore us a ptinted paper, just now re-issued by a be- r- nevolent ...

... Iti compliance with a numerously-signed requisi- 8esition, the mayor of Shrewsbury, Mr 'Richard Taylor, con- venud a public meeting on Tuesday at the Guildhall, for the purpose of considering the best means of obtaining rail- s way; communication between Shrewsbury and Central ' Wales. His Worship occupied the chair. ' Mr. I'EATE said he certainly did not expect to have had an opportunity so ...

... TO THE EDITORt OF THE DAILY WEIVS. SIR,-Cholera having re-appeared in severalpopm- lous places in this country, and caused great mortality, it is desirable that every means should be adopted generally and forthwith, which caninitigate,'allay, or prevent the exten- sion of the pestilence ; to this end it is as necessary to remove all foul or excrementitious accuaulations, as it is to whitewash ...

... PIUILOSOPHY OF AMl? CURHEVN7'S. : e 'Alrcgd a'knowledge of the hitherto unnoticed' variable winds has enabled navigators to shorten their ts voyages to some parts of the world by fully one-third of the usuaL time, and in afew instances.to one-half. In speaking olthe growing importance of'our intercourse with the Aus- 'trallan colonies, Lieut. Maury expressed his belief that in a *h very few ...

... THE REGISTRATIONS; kIDDLESEX. The reviaion'of the list of vorers for. the county of A 'Middlesex -was resumed yelteiriisy, at the. Castle. Inn,! Brentford, by Mr,, Lancelot Snadwrell, when the lists for the parishes of Acton, Brentford, Euling, Greenfqrd, Han- well,, Heston, hiesror.h, Northolt, Perrivale, aud Tsicken- ham, were proceeded with. The liberal interests were advocated by Mi. W. H. ...

... LONDOE, FRIDAY, OCT. 7. Tilm aggregate red-tapism and aristocratic conser- vatism of Europe have clubbed their forces to per- suade the world that the Emperor of RUSSIA ought to be allowed to have his will as regards Turkey, for the sake of peace. If you attempt to stop him, they vow and protest we are sure to have war. They bellow out, with tedious iteration, that the sole object of the ...

... Yesterday further despatches from Constantinople via Trieste were received in London. Their date, is not later than that of advices previously received, viz., the 27th ult., which were expedited by special Tatar to Belgrade and thence transmitted by the Semlin telegraph. They confirm our earlier intelli- gence. No declaration of war had been made by the Porte; but after the vote of the Grand ...