... (PROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) ROME, DEC. 1. Another arrest of some importance has recently taken place; in the person of an ex-dragoon, named Morandi, who had been dismissed from the corps on account of his liberal principles, and strictly, prohi- bited from entering the barracks or conversing with the soldiers, over whom he had considerable influence, To escape from the persecution of the ...

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... PUBLIO BATHS AND WASM.HOVSES. The queteion whetber the City of London will Coincide with nine metropolitan parishes and maoy provin- cl iltowni in establishing public baths ane wash-houses, will, it is now understood, be finaltr deidded' today, when the recommendation of the oail and Cornand Finance Committee that the City should buy, at a very low price (not balf its cost), *be establishment ...

... TilE HUMtE TESTIMONIAL, Trsq day the first of a series of meetings to be held throughout the oountry, with a view to raise a fund I for the erection of a monument to JOSEPH HUME, will take place in the Marylebone Court-house. From 1817-the darkest periol of ?? 1854 the labours of JosaPH AuxA in the service of. the publio were unremitting, and unequalled in energy and extent by those of any of ...

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... ALIC ?? TEB. - :I ; I Aurie GAAY THE. IMPOST'OR BIRMINGHAM, SAiMii.i. Thb woman wu, aai .brpoghbt hefr thenm ii- , tretsiftbistwnthlwarnorning oisremand upon sehbagoeof jutry. TheMeyorend ssvelothertrstareou0 the bench, and the court was densely crowded. ,Mr. Thomas Hardiog with Mr. Kitson, of Wolva:. hodiaton, 'appeared to prosecute; and Mr. Bartlett, of Wolverhat teon, to diteonthe accouse , ...

... I DESPATCH-PROM OHNERAL CODRINGTON I (26ov TAiQNxToS GASITTS) War Departmerit, Det'iS ?? . Lord Pauwifrhas' thia r'ed~ee am ptidh and its 4nulosureI, of which thc followinw are copies, addressed' to hb, lordship by .eneral Sir Wlliam Codrington, C.aB. . h D . . ?? atiol, Dec. 4. - M~yiLordlThe- enemy- continue td'ire' ftfmioatit ally, and 'sometimes heavily, on poerts of' the town. T~hey ...

... Nf47 L, -ANY.7 MILITAY. ADmranTy, Diloi 3;.-.APrQ1NTMxlNTB.-LieutO- Ca sauts L. Geneete (1854), to tloe Victory, 101, flog ship, at Foot, Portsmouth; C. Fr Smith (1854), and. B. E9. Richards' bo As (1865), to the Conqueror, 100, 5000w stema ship, of' 800 borse 607th] pewer, at Daeonpart. 1 .B Master -E. Swain Ci855), to the Victor sug Paymasters I. T. Sparks (1853), to the Orion, 91, screw, No ...

... IES' MAIN DINAGE QUE8MON AM) j THE ELECTIONSE 11 TO !XU 3DRT1D OP KNDAILY NWS. Bme-The Orpsent poure of the'main drinagf question deserieg hi attention of the initropulitb ratepayes, engaged, ai they now are, in electing their repreaentatives at the new Central- B , and in weighing ae claims of rival candidae` for the chairmanship of that important body. Two systems of intercepting tunnels, ...

... THE HACKNEY CHURCH-BRATE. A vestry meeting of the pariah of Hackney was e held at 9 uo'loek yesterday morning, for the purpose of r, making a church-rate. The Rev. W. F. GOODCEILD, the v rector, took the chair; and the vestry-roou of St. John's w Church bejag quite unable to contain the assembly, as soon ts as the notice had been read an adjournment was agreed to; tl and they passed across the ...

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... IFAWL MACHINERY ACCIDSNT AT ROCi, DAI. 'One of the mogt horrifying de~s, w av a describe fore a116g timie ?? occurred 'onotgmn sl deas extmnsivelyi odadwihnl. tre IQ meatiwis adopted that aonld be devvsed~A undefyca storyi, weev aunkaisd in. It alltbe altljndtrp plceil0io that~tb0 0aw'saills abovewewokdrm Ishatts.,and- straps bee. r ;one end o ij anergrout 'syto', h te theistr lextens ...