... THE war seems now fairly commenced; and the col-l mencement, according to report, has been anything but auspiciousto the Turks. We mentioned last week that the Turks were said to be preparing to pass the Danube froaitlie.ileand of Kalefat, which they had taken pos- session o). anod from wich .they had thrown.a bridge to the left bank of the river. We stated, at the same time, that the Russian ...

... ibtdthe BD}TO 0 RA IEDEEN JoUINAL. Sir Having seem ,. eyn l y inthe newspapers, ' a variety ,of cyphey 's`, whalsbh'. have ,alibeeni mre dr lesi easily deteted, I beg to offier 6nie for the aniusement of your ir eadirrs, wbich hass Ae rtbertobamed, ali to whom Iit- has' been submitted, but which is, in reality, more sinmti than maAny thatl have been usee inthe 8 Thhsiae addotheri pape ,ts, ,: ...

... BARBOJ sOMISSIONS.- . , fMeusay, N6%v. 14: f A Meeting of tle Harbour Boardwas hwldsatissa Lord Provost presiding. e h -ay.the' 5 ELECTtOSt o01 A VfoteufsroNexu. : t The LO1uD PRovosT stated that it hadbeel with some re- . luctance he had called tte precsent mecting,,:as there was veirv' little business to come before them, and besides that another5 I meetinfr would have to be held, after the ...

... - 1HE STRIKES. S THE unfortunate differences that have taken place be- tween the .matfaeoturers and the mill-hands 3n Lance-' shire appear tobe'nearly, brought to a close. I I - hes&. te&,' the dyers have given'way; 'D.ut nubbll ,iu j 5re,..i, 40 too leat'a toirniost of Wthem, and that two:thirds::f -the rvcanCle's had been filled up -jith _ xtraea-,hdn The majority of the eolliers''at Wi xan ...

... .]-FROM THEI i.LONON GAZETT.- The Queen' has been ples dtdj lettero it'crt to Se paoedi un:' ldii'the reat Sehl Ugrmnuink'urto Admiial Sir'Witlliisn: Hall Gage' -lKnt,, hi? office or jleof1exdma oth stlKingidom, of GreatE rbi ndIead, sadoteAmrlyteef nterand Wjice of -Osisseasre, kt. 24., ~Oednahsce Medical LDepartmentf ,-go oh tno lv to be .Senior Sgeois, viceA Qigley retired. Assistant.4ins ...

... I RE L-A NO. gg the exertions of Mr Pollard Urquhart, a letter f Tb InobtaiGed from the Income-Tax Commissioners, upolo.f bDi fber the rudeness of the local officer, who addressed the E giSiOg Catholic Bishop of Meath as, the Rev. John Cant. a amend instructing him to send in a new Income-Tax paper f vell 1 Iarsperierbed. Mr Pollard U~rqnhart Forwarded this: I properb'sunesto Dr. Cantwell; ...

... La, .~ * ,. . .' E . Si- - 'eter fr~ heEASTERN WAR. Princ i a I t te .ieis state that;'n unase Vhs0.beea-pu: bished granting permissionh to the Port of 'O4dOs* to Vsohtinue its 'comumerce '-with geels sailimg , under. neutral flags. vs saili'g .The Bosnian 'corps, 'o 10,0001men, were preparing to cr~ossthe Bervian'!eritory,:in.order to',join the Turks, although no answer had been'received ...

... TOWN .COUNCIL PiROCEEDINGS. ma E .. :-Yi'idayj Novernba4. - i --'. 1 The first Meeting ofithit-New Conficit' was held tis 'day. I All: the Members were. presentt. There was also a large ntten- i. dance of tbhppublic. ,- At t com'mencemest of the proceed a After ptayerby 'Rev. `MrOgilvie,6f~the Eat' ~hareh the' t ings, Ralile Am 9iolasthne-pre~n'lis, 6'l of - 'lds ...

... - LOCAL RAIL A-Y. ,THE successful comipfetion and opening of the Deede Railway at suoh a duderate expenseas d so like to *-,4y, has set the whole of this part of the -'country quite on the qui vive for' railway extension ; sand as ou# kuuahl' opinion of the best direction in which to carry diit''n. extended plau, calculated to augment the general pro:- sperity of the district, and at the same ...

... JUSTIC TO SCOTLA&D. . I . . , NorthBriton '. to-Lord Pahuerston, in which the quiettio'u of Scottisli righits wee takenup in one of its aspects. 'The gentleki: it undoubtedly~tight in -the legal-Aview of the, case. Themeal iiaame for tlit United Kingdom 'of Scotland and, EiiglanViSfnot- q `~England, but Great Britain;- itid'te inhhbitants'of 'tljii kingdorn,l as .a whole, are not' Ei ...

... - - - - - - - , 7INP : ? ?goyAt. , , , , , , ? ? 7 ..I=?, A special general meetiio'ftli&Manages of the Xudraiay wfas held tbis day-the'&Proovostpies idg.. ANNOUNC9,EX O 'T: CU.IPXOO. ROM N3FEMASESTY.' , The LoUD Pioordsp saidL4I ave ,called this meeting for the sp/cial purpose of. acquainting 39u that her Majestyhas been igraciously peased to. give.a -ery:bandsopoe donatioa' to tbe fUids of ...

... TIDE TABLE, &c., FOR THE ENSUING WEEIL NOVEMBER. AERDEES Rises. Sets. Morn. Even. .4 H . 7R. 1 IL M. .: KE. 'At. Er. M. 71. Wednesd y 23 8 S 3 39 L.9Q 5 59 6 27 Thursday _ _2 4 8 11 3: 38 23 6 59 7 31 813 3 37 24 810 849 Saturday ,.,.,,f,,.,,,.26.8 15 3 36 25 9 26 10 3 Sunda y __._..,. .,.,..27j 8 17 3 34 26 10 34 11 4 Mondtl~~~y __28, ~8 19 3 33 27 11 30 ll 56 Tuesaay,,..,.,,.__,,,29 S 21 ...