... CON?3I?RVATIVE I?E1WONSTRATION IN LONDON. bISGBACEF1UL PRQGE:EDIWGS, (SPEOIA TnlcoW lrnoK oun LONDOoN RicrODs c.); , LOcNDON, Mlonday Night. To-night a meeting of the Metropolitan Working M~en's Conservative Association was heldd in St. James'a Hell, for the purpose of enabling; the friends of law and order to express tho attach- mcent of all ?? of Her Majesty's ?? to the Moner- ehioal and ...

... TEE DIVISION ON MR. HARDY'S AMEND3M1NT. R~epresentattioin of the People Bill ?? in Commrittee :-Clausse 4 :-Amendment again proposed, in page 2, lin 22, after the word 1of, to insert the words 'lendeor tenements ?? Seoretay'yGathorno Hardy:) -Amendment again proposed to the said proposed amenld- ment, to leave out the words or ten ements,' in order to insert the words with a. tenement ...

... THIE CESSION OF RUSSIAN AMERICA. Tlhe treaty -which hns just heell -alified by tho Senate of the United States, by which Russia gives uip her American poeseesions for a pecuniary consideration, tioes not appsear to have heens received on its first announlcem~ent witll tnytllitg like eisthnsinssm by the miore respectable of the New York papers. The 11CD s'o, Pt 'Tias s, which is on ithos whole ...

... THE[ URRICA' E IN THaE WEST IINDIES.I (Fomk) tho Tmecs.) TLi~e followving letter is from an officer of the ounco:- ST. TimoltAs, Nov. 8. ,very, pese. ful and very beau 'iful looked the town of St l'tenjab jwen first dgigted at about four o'clock in the nftcriiecii of 'fis 30th of October from the dock of the Douro, tie tli itilir from Souhbatupoui on the 17th of that 3110ntb. Ijelightful had ...

... (FRoa OUR CoIuMsrONMT.) During the last few days a rumour has pre- vasled in Warrington that an attempt would be made by the Fenians to blow up the Gas Works, and although little or no attention was paid to the rumour, it now ap- pears that there was some foundation for it. The rumour arose from the fact that on Wednssday last a lad, about thirteen years of age, went to a houee in Mersey ...

... THE LEEDS MERCURY, TILE Italian Government has succeeded in carrying the Presidents of six out of the nine bureaux a appointed by the Chamber of Deputies. The Speaker, SioNou LAIZt (not Lava, as previously telegraphed,) to also belonged to the moderate party. or TuE recent declarations in the French Chain- ba bers, more especially of MI. Roulran in tho Corps d: Legislatif, that the French ...

... THE ABYSSINIAN vEXPEDITION. (fl-sm the Specialt Corregpondent of the Times.) - IAYnAY C uDDY, Dee. 4. We left Upper Sooroo at half-past three yester- day afternoon, acd travelled about Oh mites an hour, until hali-past eight, when we halted at a place boasting the possession of a well, but with very little water, and that little not first-class. There is abundance of excellent water in a ...

... THE AMERICAN WAR AND THE, COTTON CROP. 15(5 Mr. David A. Wells, the Cosmmissioter of RlRevenue, has made a report ol the subject, in advance of .eh his general report to the Secretary of the Troasury, which :he contasins some very interesting facts as to the offects of the .1re late war on the Auserican and Indiani cotton crops:- -he Evidence exists tending to show that the present tax of he ...

... 'THE IRISH ROMAN CATHOLIC BISHOPS 1 ON THE CHURCH AND EDUCATION I QUESTIONS._ The Fsvreunco's Johurnial publishes the following official copy of the resolutions come to by the R~mani Catholic archbishops and bishops of Ireland at the recent general meeting in Dublin. ThIE i?5iOTh5TA.T Ch1T550f MSTOLISIEENT A71) IT'S RE VEISISE. The archbishops and bishops of Ireland, seeing that the Governet n ...

... TI-14E IRISH CHURCH. A conference called by the Society for the a Liberation of Religion from State Patronage and Control 'o was held on Wednesday night, at the City Terminus H-otel, Canllon-street, to discuss the question of the Irish Church Establishment. In a circular signed by Mr. William to Edwards, chairman, and Mr. J. Carvell Williams, secrO- t, tary, it is set forth that, ''As the ...

... |LATEST NfEW'S . [R IT 's Taixonkiis.] THE INVASION OF THE &PAPjr STATES. FILOnSCE, Oct. 1, Evenia. Adlvices receivedl here froml the ]lomais tronltier anG els5 thait the insurrectionary movenucat still Cintituel. 1oi that new bands of insurgents were assesubling at dioireQ knoints. FLoLsEixcE, Oct. .3. Intelligence frons Viterbo announces that an eoncouet.. has taken Wlaco betwenall insurgent ...

... LOCAL AND GENERAL LELDS, BURAIWH ?? 1807. Tlil; LI.BERALS ANID THE RyFOUM BILL,,-Ve utiderstanel there is a strong feeling amongst the members of the Literal party in iavour of a £5 rating frnuchise, without piersonal payment of rates, and thatthere is soele piobalbility of DMr. Gladstone moving an amiendument to that ?? on the motion to go into committee. ' VE'i EmmDINa ASSIZES.-Tho business ...