... RO'ME AND ITALY. I ROMtE, APRIL 12-The following proclamation from the Roman party of action has been distri- buted throughont the city, and affixed to the doors of the church of San Luigi Dei Francesi Pomanu--The situation imposed upon. Rome for the last seven years is unparalleled in history i I While the whole of Italy arose to reg-ain her n nationality by overthrowing the thrones of her ...

... T1IE ESTABLISHED CHURCH. IT is rumored that the vacant Bichopric of Ro- chester will probably beconferred on the Rev. Thos. Legh Clauohton, Honorary Canon of Worcester and Vicar oi Kidderminster. The Rev. E. MLI. Goul- burn, D. D., Dean of Norwich, is also named for the appointment. Rev. R. T. Bevan, curate of Kilglass, County Lonmford, has been presented to the living of Street by MIr. ...

... FROM OTUR LONDOy COIZEO NDEH | LooDoy, Thur;Iy, At the risk of beinlg utterly rnditedl b~y it event, I write these few lines about tile political iu 1l. . as the meeting. at Mir. Gladstone's to-moroass iwer l bably leave it. So far as I can gather, thoa, tre., hava another instance of a council of war tint ?? l more manweurring and not promlpt aud d~icsivelI, 1Whbether Mr. Gladstone or any one ...

... WEEKLY RETURN OF BIRTHS AND DEATHS IN THE BOROURH OF LEEDS, 16Tc WEEK, 1867. In the -week ending Inst Saturday 3,473 births end 2,228 deaths were registered in toe large cities and boroughs of England, including London. The births wore 1'S, end the deaths 334 below, the average weekly numbers in the ten years 1861-60, corrected for in- crease of population to the middle of this year. The fact ...

... TEE UPE lCAL COMMISSION FOR ENCLISH FT1HERIES. CAR.rISLEi, Saturday. The Comnissioners resumed thoei inquiry this n'orning at lO..YO, Mr. P.ruersox in the chair, the other Ccn.rniseioners being Captain Spratt aud Major Scott. 'The Coumissioners have at length got through tbe list of claims for poke nets in the Sulway Frith and Eden. Sevcral other Claims were put in last evening after the dis- ...

... TBE AVEATI1ER AND PUBLIC IIEA.LTII. QUARTER EN-\DIN'G Mvneso 30, 1867. The quarter just endod was oharactorised by two periods of severe frost and s10w ii Jaitnivir', a spoil of five weeks fine open wearher from January ,2:3rdl till tho 2eth of Febrialry, and then followed rul uninterrupted course of frost and snow which lasted up to the 23rd of March. So severe a March has not been ...

... PAVIC CONGREGATIONAL CIIUROE, HALIFAX. LAYING OF THlE MEM)ORIAL STONE. Tie ni10li01o0 tillstne of the Park Congregational (butcil Mojiwood-Isnle, 1flielte, was laid yesterday by ise'lois Crossley, ?? For several years paist aL wantl ct itiereased accomumodation for public worship has boon sujttilTlY lt in the ivest and north-west parts of Halifax, is the secitibers of all denorninations. The ...

... UJNVEILIXGI Or THE COBDEN, STTU'E. X,1 The rermony of unveil the state of the lahe Mr. ibden, }15 St. Ann' Square, took place on Monday afieri noon. Men of all shades of political opinion nutted in doing honour to the illustrious atatesman's memory, thoagh by far ,the largest propotion of those assembled on the oc- caonwere, turally,, the adherents of Mr. Cobden's own polltlc31areed, and of ...

... THE WEEKLY TIMES. TOPIOS. are Drifting into war. This phrase, we are afraid, eitb expresses only too clearly the state of the relations In i exsting between France and Prussia. In both etnll countries sure though stealthy preparations for witl war are being made; and, notwithstanding the Lor loud professions of pacific Intentions, it is diffloult fror to see how peace can be much longer ...

... STF PATrICK'S DAY IN AMErMCA. I COtEAT crOT IN NESW YORKi. The ?? beldin ?? was celebrated in the different cities of the United States on Monday the ?? with ore than the usual enthusiasm whicg is mnifes ed~y Irishmen on the great occasion. 1heiProcessionrOf the various civic and militalrY ?? ?? imposing Similar processions on somswhiat smnaller scales also paraded the streets of. Brookiyn and ...

... THE REFORM DEMONSTATION AT BIhMINftKHAM. (From the Times.) We cannot congratulate either Mr Bright or Mr Scholefield on the speeches they delivered. Mr Scholefield is usually a man of moderate language, but on Monday he pressed his colleague hard. lls statements were ads one-sided, his criticism as partial as anything Mr Bright has ever uttered. The Go- vernment scheme was an imposition, ...

... The British traveller who comes out to see the United States, ?? with a sense of his I country's greatness and American inferiority, cows ithe see of more national prejudice than even Lord Russell contrived to do. And he is very common, i especially of late. He abounds in the hotels, ?? in among ladies with his hat on, calling out for his beer in tones of great grandeur, intending thereby to ...