... II B' L#E'CTRIC TELE!GRAPH. ; | :E91LISa FUNDS-YESTERDAY. + LOcenONr SnÆsm AND SI}OoH:K MAUXET.-Th announce- Tment this inbor~iing that'parliament vouldi assemble next. ,rbontb, and of the measures to.be brought before it, combined with fresh lindktionsieof vacillation on the part of Auetria5 'caunsed Englieli fiisds'to open,'ata decline'utf. per cent,, from which durldig-the 'day there'has ...

... TH -W T HEWA Df PAmie, TnusmDAY EvZranoG, Nov. 238_00 te Mesgenrger says:- in We think that we may announce that yesterd0 French government resolved to send two dives,0n5 h; y Danubian principalities, in addition to the two p Frtc 4 1- eions now embarking at Toulon for the Crimeas . ch E. MAanRsLLEs, Nov. 23-.The Emus, which left ,h nople on the 18th, haa arrived at lbtarseille a ruataM ...

... MILITIA-MEETING OF PARLIAMENT. | - (From Oie Times.) A privy counciliwis held. this afternoon at Windsor Castle, chiefly for the purpose of ordering the. meeting cf .parliament on the 12th of nextmortth for the dispatclt of business. Theprinmipal object of tbis-early meeting we be- ieve to be the necessity of 1an, act 'for. enabling td tend miiitin regiments to Gibraltar, atid'$tlbe ...

... I ~ RAILWAY RET URNS. of as GREAT SOUrHERN AND WEsTERN.-(Open to Calo Tullamore, and Cork-203i MrLMe).-Retuca of traffic k the week ending Novemb r 18th, 1854:-Pasengerdpar~e~ horses, carriages, mails, &c., £3,669 14s 4d; merchen4 and cattle, £1,691 Os 6d ; total (exclusive of the amorti received for working other lines, heretofore included), £1,311 14s 10d.-Corresponding week in l863(188 ...

... I TRlE WAR. - - Us - . (From the Daily News.) VIErNA, SUNDAY.-It is confidently stated that Omar Pasha has received orders to suspend his pro. jected operations against Bessarabia and to send 20,000 men to BalakIava; We have news from Balaklavae to the 16th., Nothing extraordinary had taken place. (FMom the Timme) We have received the following Telegraphic Deapatch from our own Co'respondent ...

... BA Camp, Sebastopol, October 22, 1864. r1iDEAR DR. Cox-Long exempt from all share in any of the many forms of illness that prevailed about me, I have at last succumbed, and now I write from an invalid's prison. Since we left Varna we have been deprived of our horses; and I attribute my present weakness to what has proved to my unaided strength overwork, but which I think would not have injured ...

... ?,,3halvr.nal OFFICIAL DESPATCHES. LIST OF OFFICERS KILLED AND WOUNDED. We have at length the official despatob of Lord Raglan containing the details, so far as they could X be included in such a summary, of the mremorable battle of the 5tb, and, with the despatch, a list of the officers killed and wounded. S rne familiar naines will occur to many on runningY over the melancholy roll of the ...

... ?FIRB ix DUKE-LANX I , - I- U.? .? 9?A - - We regret to state rea; a ore 'I {. serious nature broke cut last night at about half-past ten o cloxi, n a building use! as a workehop in connexion with the manurtetory of Mr. Grady, coachbuilder, of Dawson-streat. It ?? discoieed by Police-conetable 189 Bwho at once gave the alarm, and, nrot_ withbtanding that the rhabitants oftbe.neighbourbood at ...

... j THE REINFOROEMENTS FOB E - -R 7-7X 1_ THE BRINFO-RCEUFNTS FOR THE:CRIEAE .D (From he Oberer.) Our army has done well, And bravely, and victoriously. But still the cry is reinforcements The cry, properly put forth, is takenup loudly by the pack, always more noisy than their leaders. einforcements I reinforcements i i rain- forcements Ill is the cry. Quite right. Nothing more right. Where 5 ...

... TE BATTLE OF ARMS I The account of the battle of Inkerman, 'which we pub- lished in yesterday's FRtErEMAIl, from the Times of Thurs- day, was only a portion of their Correspondent's desesiption of that sanguinary struggle, inasmuch as his letter did not 5each London until almost the hour of publication, and therefore could not on that occasion be given in full. We nOW copy the concluding ...

... ' b~frectaw 1trWt 4otatI . DUBSLIN: . ONDAY, NOVEMUEH 277, TIE WA. Another startling announcement reab telegraph on Saturday. It purportedtobeods spatch from Constantinople of the 16th, comIngV Semlin and Vienna, and to the efect that o1 13th the Russians attaekled the French list' after a stubborn conflict were repulsed, with loss on both sides. The attack, if real, It b been made from ...

... i : i -1 - L _ T. - .FT .A., - ._ _ :I1 The Northem 'Whig thus describes the deplora- ble mismanagement of the affairs of the city of Belfast by the Municipal Council. Surely, if there be any shadow of grounds even for such charges, it' is the duty of the lav officers to render every facility for the full investigation -of the subject; and if there be not, it is equally their duty, and that ...