... BY MA GNETIC AND ELECT.RiC TELEG¢APHS. ENGLIShi FUNDS-YESTERDAY. LoaDOrIr FUNDS-STOCK AND SHAUR KARXHT._ English securities abain heavy from political causes which with the state of the weather, gre'tly impede basi;e!. ' Railways far from active, and close generally lower, Land, Bank, and Foreign stocke show declining tendenc Turkish flatter, 76J 6; Ruecsian lOG 2; do 89 91; Per.. vian 70 2 ; ...

... -TaiE MAINSTERIAL CRISIS. i (From te LTmsn.) A abinet council ?? held at an earlier hour than vsual yeterday (Taesday) morning, at which, of, course, all the imasters agreed to resign.; but it was not till two o'clock inot ?? started for Windsor, and no particulard l,,,o yet reacred us to the results of his audience of her Majesty. We are therefore without any authentic intelli- gcnc, on the ...

... I To WAR. The following telegraphic despatches appeared in our Second Edition yesterday THE CRIMEA. ST. PjriisEBtiE1GH, JAN. 80 (YHARDLYAy.)-A despatch from Prince Menechikoff has been received here with news to the 22d. The Prince reports several night sorties against the ieft wing of the enemy (the French), in which the allies saflered great loss. Two officers and.several soldiers were made ...

... roounal DUBLIN: THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1865. THE MIN1STERLJ CRSIS-LORD DERBY. I We were enabled yesterday to announce, in an- ticipation of all other sources of intelligence, the. acceptance by Lord Derby of the duty of forming an administration. The magnetic telegraph has since brought in an announcement from the Globe of last night qto the effect that the new cabinet, like its defunct prede- ...

... ?? . . . . .. . . . I.. The new regimental tunic substituted by iher Majesty's warrant for the swallow-tailed coatea of the infantry is now being issued to the brigade of guards; all volunteers and re- cruits who have joined the household infantry since the let of January have been supplied with it, and, b ing tall men, the tunic becomes them much better, and must be more com- fortable and ...

... I OUR LIVERPOOL CORRESPONDENCE (FROM OUft OW- ORUOt PONDEMqT.) The a-ua . herie Liverpool, Tuosday. The annual meeting'of the friends and subscribers to tbe Catholic Female Orphan Sa:ety was held last evelnig ill the school room attached to St. Nicholas's Chapel, Copperl hill. It was announced that the Right Rev. Dr. Browne Bishop of Liverpool, would preside, but, owing to indlapO sition, he ...

... STATE OF THSE ARMY-NEPOTISM AD NEGLECT - | Two very forcible speeches in the Commons characterised the dying hours of the Aberdeen ad- ministration. The Secretary of the Admiralty, having, made all safe in hin own departments camne to .the aid of the British 'military eyctem in 'one of those well-conoeived and well-executed at- tacks which might have emanated 6fro Mr. Cobden or Mr. Bright, ...

... THE IMAYO TENANT-RIGET DE- MOI ST1{ATION. (FRONL OUR OWN REPORTERS.) Ia accordance with a requisition most numerously and influentially signed by the clergy, gentry, and principal land- holders of the county Mayo, a tenant-right meeting was held on Tuesday in Ctstlebar. It was a striking and effective demonstration of the popular feeling of this great county in favour of the cause of the Irish ...

... FRBOM OUR'LONDON CORRESPONDENT. London, 4,4esday Evensng. The overwhelming defeat sustained by the government last night, which puts an end to the Aberdeen administra- tion, caused no very great surprise nor verygreat regret. The truth is, ministers were not anxious to escape defeat, They felt that any reconstruction or patching up of the cabinet would have a very temporary and unsatisfactory ...

... RAILWAY BETURN8. GLEAT SOvrEm= AND WESTERN.-(Open to Carlo, Tallamore, and Cork-208i mus ).-Return of traffic for the weeal ending January 27tb, 18656-Passengens, paroels, horses, carriages, mails, &c., £8,366 198 2d; merchandise and cattle, £2,095 178 Od; total (exclusive of the asmount received for working other lines, heretofore included), £5,462 16s 2d.-Corresponding week in 1854 (188 ...

... I The enormous amount of the taxation in this city and its increase is naturally attracting a con- i siderable degree of public attention. Scarcely a 6 day passes that we do not receive some private or publia remonstrance on the subject, and we are glad to be able to record to-day a striking illustra tion of the effect of this expression of public opinion, in the withdrawal by Alderman ...

... | THE MAYO TENANT-RIGHT DERONST BANQUELr TO G. H. MOORE, M.P. (lOaO OUR OWN RsPORTsge.) After the great Tenant-right meeting held in Castlebar on Tuesday, the report of which appeared in the F BlzkAx of yesterday, Mr. G. H. Moore, the popular representative of the county, wes eulterteined in the evening at a public banquet in the large rooms of Armstrong's Hotel. The bauquetting room was ...