... 11. II-l, - AL TV AO WIISLE . Hise Eminence, Cardinal Wiseman, left Rome on the 12th of October, and reached Florence on the 15th. Here he re- mahied for a few clays, as the guest of an old and cherished college friend, Joseph Sloane, Esq., at his residence in the Palazzo Bontovelin, On the 16th the cardinal, accompanied by ?? Masseni, the Pope's internuncio, proceeded by railway to Siena, ...

... - --0.4 - -- i11LITARY EXC1{A'NGES AND PROMOTIONS. WAY OrFICE, NOV. 8. 1st Dragoon Guards-Licutcnlaut G Briggs to be Captain, by purchase, vice Tutbill, who retires; Comet T Nisbet to be Lieu- tenant, by purchase, vice Briggs. 3d Dragoon Guards-Surgeon 11 31apleton, MD, from the 50th1 Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Stephenson, who exchanges. 1st or Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards-Captain C NY ...

... t 1:I 1 $vcnvalr $flltrtal DUBLIN: MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1L, 1850. - = = - - - - - - t THE NO-POPERY MOVEMENT-OPINIONS OF TIHE PRESS. Lord John Russell's denunciation of the doctrines and practices of Catholicism as munnneries of superstition forms the leading topic of discussion in every quarter where opinion finds vent in the three kingdoms. The London press-the London corpo- ration-the London ...

... BIGOTRY IT EXETER. A correspondent forwards us the following precious placard, S which was posted through the city of Exeter for the guid- ance of the ?? mob in their march on the 5th of n November:- GOD SAVE TUlE QUEEN. MO POPERY! NO POPrEIY!! ORDER OF THIE GRAND PROCESSION, For the evening of November btlh, t ltocket Brigade, to clear the way. Forty begging bare-headed Friars, t With torchsc ...

... LORD JOHN RFUSSELL'S LETTER. (Frooo tie Tablet of ~Saturday.) Ur LORD TITUS OATES. o With all our hearts andi souils we thank God for the Writ- 0 iog and publication of the letter from Lord John Russell to P the Bishop of Durham, which is given below. It is thle cc- a verest blow that has yet been dealt his public opinion upon II those Whig Catholic partisans who have been willhiig to go h all ...

... If -TO THE ItISH CATLOLIC MEMBERS. I BnorTIct RePREsLNTATIvES-After two days' expecta- tion of seeing you and Catholic Ieland addressed by some one with more claims upon your attention, I at length pre- sume to intrude upon it, moved by the deep importance of the occosion. Does not our duty to our religion-to our country-to our- sel es-demand that we should inseet to consider of the course to ...

... FOREIGN ENTELLIGENCE. I (From the London Evening papers of FWday.) FRANCE. PATnes, TiIVRSDAY MORNING.-The M/ottiteur de e Arnce pe announces that Genprals Du Rochchouat, de Persigny, In Picol, Poucelot, and Sauvan have been placed in the retired 0 ist. tf Our Paris letter of Wednesday evening announces that tt the accounts from Lille, up to half-past 11 o'clock on that nay, gave 60,000 as the ...

... [THE NO-POP pD. The Times, Ckron A fri dcj., and the other Lo a ich reached us yesterday, teem with ac io Popery movements in the English me l d tricts in some of the provinces. We subjoin theoowing extracts as we find them in those papers:- DEPUTATION TO LORD JOHN RUSSELL. Friday, at one o'clock, the deputation appointed to present to the Bight Hon. Lord J. Russell the vote of thanks unani- ...

... THlE FRENCH PRESS ON THE ENGLISTI NO- POPERY MOVEMENT. l The public mnanifeitattons which have taken place in Lon- don on Guy Fawkes' dav are commented on very energeti- cally by some of the Paris journals of Thursday morning. The Journal des Debats expresses itself as follows * Siice the citizens of London find some charm in these popular demonstrations, eve will permit ourselves to remind ...