... POOR-LA W TNVESTIGATT(N 1N N-\EWTOu- ARDS iWORKHOUSE. [vaFROM 1-aO. oN t ! r-] at - voi~: 'aing :Crtill ?? I5 ,etgtat .. --etta la- -. -ltat ?? I : ?? Tiaioa tji tn1. 1nov. itt.o' ii 2. ~ 1 'tie ta t I !he ra.tlv .l A!u )Lit,ravw -a in tas an I a i ' tta li'ar-at .a-rca'zted liv et'; al it . j'vilt J i. aill l ?? t;001 I p ' ihij~s~t T1c;Rv. At M iiV -ta.Ir John AItair, the nut.iastS i t ?? a ...

... WORCESTER. ALLEGED ASSAULT BY THE GOVERNOR OF TIlE COUrNTY GAoL.-At the County Court, on Tuesday, the case of Tompkins v. Stable was heard. This was an action brought by George Tomkins, of Hagley, near Stourbridge, against Benjamin Lovett Stable governor of the county gaol, to recover £5. for an aesault. Mr. Bentley was for the defendant. The plaintiff then said be was arrested on the 23rd of ...

... THE G ARIBALDINI OF 1866. LETITEI Ri. I TO TIHE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. S;nl:.--lviig in my last letter described the co111(ositioll of the Italian volunteerforce, I proceed e ?? to exilaill its organization. After all deductions, it consisted of about r s) infaltry-the red-shirts-of some hundreds c of bers:ntlieri, or riflemen, and of the corps of w1ounted giides, I (do not know of what ...

... ?? A, . ,1; ?? . ?? . :ro DROW MR. a ' I D7EFNDERS., ,staitly in theirpaper, and a series of tracts 1d_-e~rt~h'e`0o 'PZuooi of, Parson Lot ,One of his tracts irk thisoofl4l called ' Cheap Clothes and Nasty,',a O reputatihn sit the timi,~ and deservedit too-_' The Saint's!.Trageay,' I Y 5ery ok Locke '-had the true liberal ring inthm , that, those who ksw ni- im, beat alwayssi, ht o Pathies ...

... I fIRLUTER'S TELEGRA&XS.] PR USSIA. BERLIN, OCTOBER 17. It is semi-officially announced that the negotia- tions with Saxony have reached so favourable a stage that the conclusion of the Treaty of Peace may be ex- pected to take place immediately. RUSSIA. ST. PETERSBURG, OCTOBER 17. Count Berg is said to haste been relieved of his fsnetions as Governor of Poland, and to have been succeeded by ...

... THE TIPPERARY ELECTION AND THE IRISH LAND COMPANY OF MANCHES. TElR. TO THE RDIOME OF THE FREEMAN. SIR-True to the proverbial liberality and manli- ness of Manchester miEN, this company, the owners of many thousand acres of Irish soil, has intimated to their numerous tenantry in Tipperary, through their deservedly popular managing director, Mr. James Brogden, of Galtee Castle, that they are at ...

... fLATIEST NEWS?J S EfBRALD O-FIoB, Thurs'a~y oniO ng.O TELJEGRAMTS BY SPECIAL WYIRE. EN'TLRY OF ITALIAN TR>OOPS INTO VERON A. The Paris curreespondent ot the Er press sabys,-' telegram of ladt night brings the xov~ereetiua DeWs that Iralian troops bare this day entered Veronag The fanhos, the terrible, the inavto,erabls Qiadri. lateral is now ias the undisputed ?? of the King of Italy, wrho, ...

... V 1* ougham MaRg woot. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1866. NEWS OF THE DAY. A disastrous fire broke out at daybreak yesterday morning at Hackett's tape mills, Matlock. The mill was totally destroyed, the damage done being estimated at £10,000. te life, mnat of a bell- ringer named Hallam, was lost, The premises were insured. The Conservative papers have reason to believe that Sir HUGH CAIRNS will ...

... A flock of a thousand is seldom seen without a black sheep in it, and it would seem that the British volunteers whom Colonel Loyd- ianlsay has led to Belgium form no exception to that general rule. Con- spicuously posted on the park entrance of the Belle Vue Hotel is a general crler from the British head-quarters, signed John Furley, Major of 13rgade, thus worded:- It having been reported ...

... LATE ST NE Wg £RxUrsor'e TIILHBAS.1 ITALxY. ENTRY OF THfE ITAIIAN TROOPS p~. VERONA. VFP.ONA, Oct. 16, Eveair The Italian troops, under the command of G' Medici, entered this city to-day, and met vwiO 3 enthusiastic reception from the inhabitants, wbo r.kj cheers for the King, Italy, and the army. RUSSIA. ST. FEvEasnuasn, Oet.' Count Berg iB said to have been relieved ct functions as Governor ...

... LOOAL NEWS. T h e G arctfc n otific s t h a t 'th e fo llo w in g p la c e s Id The Gazette nloetifiesetbadsothF l z h ~d ha've been duly registered forteelmi~t~lo mhe marriages therein -Fairfield Presbyterian Church, West Derby; Richmond Chapel, lBverton. m- A proposal for the erection of a new pier, suit- In- able to the requirements and development of 11 Southport, Is now being seriously ...

... DRURY LANE THTIS EtEraNo, MACBETH. Mr. H. Talbot, Messrs. Sinclair. Meadi, Mintyre, ard Hlenri TDeraytOn lisses Amy dgick and Rebecca Isaaos and M~,,tadae Jenny Baluer-!TO coenclglude with THE BEGGARlS OPERA. Mr. W. Harrison. THIS E~neSING, TeErTRIP~h ALLIANCE-After which THE HUGUENOT CAPTI.esr..G.Soe&.Hoy;Mss Neiteon, Augusta ThmoadMs ?? QUIET LODGLNGS. HAYMArIJET. TFns T;FrNT,(G THE OVERLAND ...