... MEROHANTR'-QUAY WAnD~-COHPLIMENTARV D a DINER TO UADERMAN I .EYNOLDS; The dinner given yesterday evening to Alderman J. Rey- nolds by his municipal constituents of the above ward was attended by e large body of citizensresident in the ward, and not a few from other parts of the city. The entertainment took place at the Cashel Hotel, Bridge- street, and did much credit to the good teato of the ...

... BY ELECT'RIC' TELEGRAPHI. February 27, 1854. LoNDoIN FUNDS-STOCK AND SHAsRE ?? news of the spread of the Greek insurrection in Turkey caused funds to open with heslviness at A slight decline. At one o'clock tbe circulation of rischievous rumours regarding home politico prodaced a fresh decliuie of A, from which thcre was no recovery. Radlways, owing to depres-in in the fonds, generally flat. ...

... DUA)J ' TtrivIaY, tII jU t} 14, ,4. DUBi.AN: TUP SUAY, FEiwBiW'ARY 14, 165)4. PREVENTION OF BRBUERY. Ministers usher in the session with a p(rfect crowd of reforms. Mr. Cardwell buries the last fragment of Protection in opening up the coasting trade. Mr. Baines reforms the intricate law of set- tle-nent, and, besides the Parliamentary Retbrm Bill-work enough for a session if there be a real ...

... I TURKEY AND RUSSIA. Accounts received from Wallachia show that important events are anticipate:l in the Danubian provinces. Every preparation was beivg made for a great battle. Letters from Krajova of the 10th inst. state that the march of hussian troops towarde KIJafat was incessant. General Gortschakoff had held several ?? of troops at Giurgevo and Olte- nuiza, where large bodies were ...

... I v l eo u 9 t S 30t* l ?? >c1a i I Iza1 -DUBLIN: MON\DAY, JANUARY 50, 18b,1. THE WARL BUSSIAN DIPLOMACY AND TURKISH VICTORIES. Theimornentous issues of peace or war areL in- volved, according to the Press, in a categorical reply ,to the following question:- Whetber or no it is ' the intention of the French and English govern- ments to impose upon Turkey in the Black Sea the same de facto ...

... LM'EST BI'i'LUGENC. TURKBY AND RUSSIA. We (Times) have received from our correspondent in Paris the following telegraphic despatches, received in that capital lauta night Brest, Feb. c. In consequence of orders received yesterday for the im- mediate departure of the Atlantic squadron, it is expected that Admiral Bruat will make signal for Bailing imribediately. The squadron, it is said, will ...

... ARRIVAL OF TiUE ATLANTIO. totROM OUR OWN CO.OIRRESPONDLEN'.) Liverpool, Thursday. The United Statea mail steam ship Athintic, Captain West, arrived in the Mersey ihis morning, at three o 'ock, with four dayas later news, 6b pessongers, aud 1,000 dollars in necifo on freight. The Atdadtici which left New York on the 4th irist,, reporta the arrival at lldlifalc on the sairm morniolg of tha ...

... INSOLVftNCY OF LORD BROWNLOW CECIL. DovER COU.NY COUIIT-WEDNIE5DAY. irs the moter oJ thie pe'i(ion of the [on. Browilozo Tleontas .Jlo6atague Cecil, commonly called Lord Browunlowr Cecil. This irrolvent, son of tbe Marquis of lxeter, applied to be discbarged uander the act, and MIr. Sargood, the barrister, was speoially ritaiied to eupport the application. The cabe attracted a good deal of ...

... DUBLIN-MECHlA-CB' INSTITUTE I . _TTT TO THE EDITOR Or THE FREEMAN. Sin-In the DAxLyr FIaiMsIA of Saturday last, there aP- peared a letter signed James HaEughton, i which I am made the subject of a moat unjust and unfair attack. Mir Hatugbton representsame eslhaving addressed to him a threw ?. s'fuy letter, by which he and others~were. prevented from!i carrying out a useful and benevolent ...

... I - We are glad to find that the clergy of the deanery of Claremorris, following the excellent example of their brethren of Tuam, have come forward to tender their cordial and active support to the Irish Tenant League. The subjoined letter from the Rev. Mr. Reynolds, the patriotic parish priest of Claremorria, enclosing the eubacriptions of fourteen dergy- men of that deanery, beara strong ...

... 'HOUSE OF LORDS-YESTERDAY. Lord ST. LEONARDS complained that a convict on ticket of leave was followed by the police, who prevented any one of having any dealing with him by stating the circum- Stances of his imprisonment; and stated his belief that by their rmeans the prisoner was compelled to return to hile old Pactice to obtain a living and had no chance of reform- ing. The Lord CHANCELLOR ...

... 1 i t gSOUTH DUBLIN UNIO.I ?? The Investigation into 'the facts in conunexioa 'With the reception intot the workhouse ef tis 'union, and the d1is- charge ;therefroma of two female children' iamed Leahy was F reurimed ystfrday, pure ant to 4adjournment from Tuesday last, M Ilr. G. S. ClAoWs0b, P.LI.,tin the Chair. i Mr. W. Gernon -attended as counsel for the uncloof the children. ' ' ' ' The ...