... 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 ?? ...

... 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 ...

... BOTHrI DUBLIN U1itOb. The guardians held their weekly Meetiag ?? workhouse, Jamess-treet, .he Jbair. Sir RonIBEeT StrAW, Itikrt., idl thecar The following guardiens ?? Nowlan, punsouhy Shaw, ?? Wall, Henry Price, Colonel Lewis, 3,1Bol uelely Bonsai', William Evans, RIpWCaIiu ?? DP ya, on G~eorge 'White, Juha H Askine, T)PRa Jp Jho Flemaing, Benjamin J Holbrook, Dr Nalty, Dr OW81est h - Moore, ...

... -r- --I- Aw ?? ?p (-Il e, begreciltalt Is oonrl DUB.aN: FR1:IDAY, OCTOUEEi 7, 1853. THE FRtIGHTFUL ACCIDENT ON THE GREAT SOUTHERN APD WEStEgR- RAILWAT: 1he feailrl catastrophe which it was oui painful duty to record yesterday is but another of those awful warnings which plead, as with a voice from the grave, the necessity for having som e means devised for enforcing on the conductors of ...

... THE LATE ACCIDENT ON THE GREAT SOUTHERN AND WESTERN RAILWAY- The account of this fearful accident, published in the FanE- MAN'S JOUnNAL yesterday morning, caused the utmost con- sternation and alarm throughout the city. Several of our most valued citizens are amongst those whose friends, families, or donnenions include some of the killed or wounded, and the grief of those wcho learned that ...

... ; # The Times has ehanged rouind ago in. It was for war yesterday, and it is for peace again to-day. The pfogtess of hvents must soon decide the ques. tion.: The Chronidle stelws; aiso, to think that peace might be yet patched up but the Rehid sounds a regular war cry.- i (From the limes.) To the successive phases of the Turkish question may nO.0 be added one of greater singularity than any of ...

... ALL-HAtLOWS MISSIONARY COLLEGB:. We would ask the Catholic public of Ireland to read the eubjoineil letter, and theu to turn to the annneeiient.on the sante subject which will be found in our advertising columns, and wre beave little doubt but that the noble example set by Cho ginefdus wfitef of the former will tend in no emall degree to prompt many to aid in tsrrying o0t. thbe,sached and ...