... GREAT CATHOLIC DECLARATION-AGGREGATE a I MEETING. seo followi1g names have been received by the com- mittee since our leat, to be afixed to the declaration :-Right Rev Dr Kilduff, Bishop of Ardagb; Rev Dr Marshall, Missionary Apostolic; Jamed M'Cann, Eaq, M P; Rev ThOB O'Dwevyr, R C C, Cuttlestown; Loftus H Bland, Resq, M P Enniskerry ; James IPCann, M P; Randall M'Donnell, Glenariff, county ...

... COMMISSION OF OYER AND TEERMINER. I The Right Honourablo the Lord Mayor, with tho Hononra- ble Justice Jackson, and the Honourable Justice Ball (the I presiding Judges) will open the commission this day at half- I past ten o'clock. The city and county oalenders present the names of the I following prisoners who have been committed to take their I trial for various offences. I t CITY CASEIS. I ...

... NORTH DUBLIN UNION, The weekly meeting of the guardians was held yesteiday g at the boardroom of the workhouse, North Brunswick-stieet. c RALPH S. CUSACK, Esq., J.P., in the chair. The following guardians attended :-Meesrs Charles Thorp, b CArolin,TC; Espy, Hyndman, Thomas Arkins, George t Thorp, Norwood, Butler, Cosgrave, French, T.C., O'Brisnr N J P, D F Brady, Flanagan, Reilly, T C, Gavacan ...

... BY ELECTRIJ TELEGRAPF. ENGLISH FUNDS-YESTERDkY. LONDON FUNDS-STOCK AND SHARE MAREET- English market buoyant in forenoon, and conools influ- enced by extreme scarcity of money stock, which again prevailed, advanced to 88 for May, subsequently a reaction occurred to 87i Buyers at which they closed. Railways more animated, and advanced during the dav, bat highest prices not maintained. Land and ...

... I I The following despatch has been received during the night from Vienna.- It is reported that Silistria is hard -besieged-several parts in flames. Reports speak of its surrender, and that the Russians have taken Rassovo. Both reports require confir- mation. The Russians send all disposable troops towards Giurgevo and Kalafat. A combined attack on Widdin and Kalafat is shortly ex. pected. ...

... CIROULAR OF THS -RUSSIAN The Cibinat. t.g*: GOVER NM DT - a-umub or- 1reierS Durgh4subd last month a circular to forelgu, agrints,; whichr ajipeisd to 'the imagination of the Christianls Of,'Cie Edti atsd ?? of ~ natture toencourage the Greek izonfrection. It is as follows:_ ?? S. Petereburghh, Marci'2, '8i54. ¢SXi-The memorandum annked to my dispateh of the o t lst month hals enabled 'yoa ...

... I, TlE E:ASTERN WAII. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAMFL be > (From the second edition of tse Times.) MALTA, MARCH 81T.-Tbe Rifle Brigade and the 4th regiment embarked to-day on board the Golden Fleece for Gallipoli; the 9th regiment on board the Georgia, and detachijients of the 28th, 41at, and 49th, and the first to company of leappsrs and Miners, on board the Cape of Good be EHop, h 6e also sailed foi ...

... . ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA. (FROMt OUR OWN COBaESPONDBtlT.)l Liverpool, Saturday. The royal mail etvam-ship Arabia, Captain Judkine, has arrived. Sbe left Boston on the 29th Mirch, and entered the Mersey at eight o'clock this morning, bringing 106 passeu- gers and 196,048 dollars in specie on freight. The steamesi Pacific and Africa had arrived at New York, the former on the 23rd, and the latter ...

... I r PIRSECUTION OF CON VENTS. It is not the fault of Roman Catholics that their attitude is at this hour one of defence. They are not to be blamed if they are compelled to hold meetings, make strong speeches, and importune the legislature with urgent petitions. And when they meet, as they will in a few days in Dublin, to protest against the indignity which is offered then under the false guise ...

... BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAP). ENGLISH FUNDS-YEsTERDAY. LONDO2 FUNnD-STOOK AND SHARE IOEAREET.- Owing to the existing impression Chevalier Bunsen's recall (lid liot possess the Significance at first attached to it, and, from the encouraging nature of the financial statement last evening, English market recovered, and, on the whole, exhi- lsits a healthy tone. Consols opened at 88 buyers, and advanced ...

... DUBLIN, WED?NESDAT, APRIL 26, 1864. , To-day has been flxed for the performance 'of' a solemn act usually resorted to ij times of grave national emergency., War and famine are the oc- casions which have. evoked humiliation before the Divine Dispenser of events, and prayer that in, His mnercy he would bless, and prosper the cause of justice or avert the terrible calamities of famine and ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-THumDAY, Anmx. The following is a detailed report of the discussion nlathe House of Lords on Thursday ?? the~ commnissariat' arrangemelnt5.Ait .Galipoll, th ~ssc fwhich appeared ineoxnsma,9ndi dso saisatc yeaprday. TilE' ENGLlS;!OOM~klSA~TAt AT GALLIPOLIL -The, Ear o~ 1L OMOUGH a~id- he wished to call te at t istdsif 'the'zn6blIsdue (th 'Duk'f siecastle) AID the stay!t r ...