... October 81, 1853. LOoDOa FUNDS-STOCK AND SHARE MARKET.- The arrival of further remittances from America, coupled itb a partial confirmation of the report of the suspension of bstililie3 or the Danube, produced increased animation b English funds; and the market having opened one-half ror vnt. better all round, continued gradually to ascend, r ?? ligbtly checked by sales to realise. eventually ...

... Flo1IGN INTELLIGENCE. I FRANCE. P croo'a, 80, 6 P.m.-The Mosikter an- un that the French government haa received an a ci3 despatch from its Ambassador at Constan- electic rg date the 21st instant. Prince Gorts- 1le; replv to the summons of Omer Pasha was con- fa~ sal. Nevertheless, on the entreaties of the ai00enedtoti5 of the four powers, the Ottoman government ~reP ted orders for the ...

... I - CLOSING OF THE EXHIBITI0TI .- In accordance with the anniouncement publicly advertised by order of the committee, this magnifeent display of arts and manufactureswas closed Yesterday, by flrinaldeclaration made by his Excellency the Lord Lieutcaant. From an early hour' in the forenoon private equipages of nobility and gentry, and vehicles of all descriptions might be seen proceeding in the ...

... PJRD RALMERSTON ON CHOLERA AND NA- I - TIONAL FASrS. The Moderator of the Edinburgh Presbylery of the church ?? addressed Lord Palmerston a few days ago, lting that the Presbytery had in view the propriety of I,?oiating, on ecclesiastical authority, a day for prayer and tiniliation, within its bounds, on account of the reappear- tce of Asiatic cholera in this country. Considering, how- itr, ...

... CATHOLIC EDUCATION-THE CHRISTIAN BROTHERS. We take the following remarks from the Tabled on a sub- ject to which we referred in our columns on Saturday:- In another page will be found ?? advertisement of the annual sermon for the Catholic poor schools of St. Laurence O'Toole's parish, under the care of the Christian Brothers. The sermon will be preached on Tuesday next, the Feast of All ...

... ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA. (FROM OUR OWN COORcESPONDlI'T.) Liverpool, Saturday. The British and North Anmerican royal mail steam-ship, Arabia, Captain Judkina, which sailed from New York on the 19th instant, has arrived, making the passage from port to port in rather legs than ten days. The Arabia arrived off the bar at three o'clock, where she was obliged to wait for water. Her mails were landed ...

... ?? ?? DUBLIN: TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1853. The Exhibition closed on yesterday, and for the last time thousands looked once more, and with a feeling of regret, on that magnificent collection, the rarest and richest save one, ever accumulated under a single roof. Solemn music and processional pomp inaugurated the undertaking-music ushered in its close, and after a few words-graceful and well- ...

... BY EXPrESS. OUR ourr ow 0rorsr!FONDEI'TT.) ( . Liverpool, Touesday. ?? strike at Wigan bas still about it Al the avid ences of gitY and riot3- Yesterday another mob collected in the atf Of the town and made an attack upon the savr mnll, vic ' Wigan, where machinery and implements otf Lord Balcacis mines alre worked. Subsequently the taob proceeded to Wigan and began a row in the market ptbem ...

... I FOREIGN INTELLI I - -I RUSSIA AND TURKEY. The draft of a now arrangement to sfupersed5 ths at Vienna has been approved by the English atndot0 governmonts, and is now on its way to Constat; het was in connexion with this expedient tbat the re D ings of diplomtlist8 at Vienna, which the tussi, 111t sador has attended, have taken place. &1I A4f Thera is no fresh intelligence of any cospset ...

... I BY ELBECTRC TELEGRAPo. IR53. November 1,IDU HPORTED CROSSINGOF DANUBE BY THE TURKISH TOOPS (From the Second EdMMto= ol the M oritg Our Vienna correspondent telegraphs ODt day the following as authentic:- ' Thirty thousand infantry and 400 CaVa'Y under the orders of Omer Pasha, Pssed the Danube at Kalafat on the 27th insttnt. Angt number more were in the act of ?? A encounter with the ...

... ?? ?? ; , - i I GAN . fi A dar -, - - idduveftfor a fortnight, 'givhng th~e Viobsly7'VZS ens . ounmn ?? f rwrnng~o hair work at' the old ivaes;if he cas 'iianythIng ?? 'sufficient, numbera. wheci th ?? became kaooye, ais'ea'Ph~ ucc-esie' 'person: lof th hosegretjindignatiu ?? ma' nifeated' bylthe crowd of Workmean assembled'outside, by hootinge,'varied at timea, 'by cbpere, W.hen~ ainy ...

... DUBLIN: WEDNESDAY,:,NOVEMBER 2, 1868. iF. 7 ?? II TIE:. .WAR., 8YMPTOMS OF PEALE. The Sultan,' with that forbearannce nd moderation which have characterised All his acts, had consented to postpone the comwencement'of hostilitieq, until the lst.of November.'. This he did, atthe pre'saing instance of his allies, but on the express understand- ing that, in' case his generals had commenced the ...