... BY BLECTRIC TEZEGRAPV. ENGLISH FUNDS-YzEP.DSX. LoNuos FuNpa-SToom AND, SH~aRE MARXET.- English Seouritliex ehibited little animation, but were steady at yesterday's prices. Railways firm in tone, but have ex- perienced no important changes. In Land, Bank and Mines business continues of little importance, and the several descriptions unaltered. Foreign generally rather languid. Mexicans 283 4; ...

... Nfj $rhemait', 3Jornd DUBLIN, TUESDAY, APRIL 25, 1854. LOSS AND GAIN. The last accounts represent the condition of the Turks on the Danube as peculiarly critical The measured language of Omer Pasha in his despatch to the Porte was ominous, if not of positive disaster, at least of anticipated reverses, and it is to be feared the accumulation of misfortunes reported ?? have some toundation. It ...

... THE ENGLISEa FLEETS. II Lo 1 ! The following is a summary of the two feoots BLACK SEA. PLEET. No. of Ves. Guns, Men. H.P. Ode Sailing line ofbattle ships 8 788 6780 - 21012 Sorewllne of battle ships ?? 2 162 1470 95D 5408 Sailing frigates-and sloops- 5 1a 1576 - 6244. Bdrow trigates and sloops 'ft- 49 60'0 760 -: 8186 Paddle-wheels ?? ?? 1 113il 2219 C520 14092 Total ?? V1 1274' 12644 ...

... RUMOURED PROPOSALS OF PEACE The Times publishes the following telegraphic despatch from its correspondent at Berlin :- , BsrBRRe, MONDAY.-Prince George of Mecklenbutg 3tielitz arrived here yesterday, the bearer of a letter tbe Emperor of Russia to the King of Prussia, in answer to the mission of General Lindhoilm Its tenour is as follows;-' When the Western Powers succeed in securing the ...

... I I Mr. O'Callaghan, being Irish by name iad Ca- tholic by religion, seems destined to be the perpetual he, target for the malicious persecutions of the Dublin Ib Protestant Association. Not content with their orb recent proceedings against that gentleman-pro- ih ceedinga that involved him it considerable ex. pense-they have now the audacity to present a the memorial to the Lord Lieutenant, ...

... I . NORTH PUBJAN ION ~~~NORMS DUBLIN; UN10N . I - .- . . . . . .. . The guardians held their usjal weekly meeting yesterday at the board-room of the workhouse, NQrth Brunswickwstreet, Ralph S. Cnsiosi, REq., J.P.,,in the ahair. The following guardians attended :.-Captain Lindsay, Messrs. D F Brady, V a; Hlyldmau, C-Thorpe, French,T (7 Norwood, Espy, AustinTboccasArkinsCarolin, TC; O!Brien, ...

... BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPT!. ENGLISH FUNDS-YEBTERDAY. LONDON FUNDS-STOCK AND SllAeE MARKaT.- English funds influencea by an active demand for money. Stock on public account has advanced during the day j per cent., Console closing at 86* buyers. Railways improved considerably in the afternoon with funds, and maintained bightet pricee to the close. Land S9ares active, but show no material change. In ...

... e1 ; Li THE CONVENTIOX BETWEEN FRANCE , -, :'ENGLAND. I I. , ! I _8 , w I The following is the text of the convention ,Ivibni Queen ot the United Kingdon of Great and lrelanO and the- Emperor lf the Froech rel. t to the aid to be given to rthe Ottoman Empire : t Their iicetles the Queen of thle United Kingdom of Great -upon lenaid telni 'in t l- Eimperor of the Ftrenoh decided pon ?? t~heir ...

... PREP*AATIONS FOB WAR. I I 1 . . . . A I Lord Hardinge, the General Commanding-in-Chief, has issued cards for a farewell banquet to the commenders ol- tbe expeditionary force on Thursday next, although it hbs t beea intimated that the staff must be prepared to leave at a df iew hours' notice. Lieutenant- General Brown, the only one of the staff as yet gone, started after a notice of three hourd ...

... ?? !v CATHOLiC DECLARATION AND AGGREGATE MEETING, . : I THE CLbRGY O( DUBLIN. : We publiebed the other day the names of all the clerSy' men of the church of St Nicholas, with tho crupected pastor, the Very Rev. Dr. Flanagsn, at their head. We have eince received the following clerical listsj forwarded to the com- mnittee from several of the churches of the city:- CHURCH OF THEt IIICIACULATE ...

... I - THE. WAR. NEW PROPOSITIONS OF RuSSIA FOR PEACE. A despatch from Vienna of Wednesday night, published In a third edition of the Mornings Chronicle of yesterday, gives the following announcement :- Prince George of Mecklenburgb has brought to Vienna conciliatory proposi- tions from St. Petersburgb. Prussia perfectly approves of them, Austria may possibly oppose them; consequently the answer ...

... ?? E I !ST I iW It I 'PAOUE, SATITRDXY PRA E. Srom onlAn' 'At ~ ii141'ti -A tektlegaplabl messatt g ;romn Toulon, of, tbit 6i., otates thia tbe troops were a11t t-fba~rking, and that, tha eqoatren was on the 'we of sailing.- The wimd a north ?? and the weather fivilnrabla. t is reported to-day that Austria is more inclined to ap- proacb tba policy of' the' westerni powers. This repor U ...