... I - co Last Thursday evening a large number of persons at assembled in the Derby Corn Exchange, at the invita- it tion of the Iibeal committee of the Reform League to th hear addresses from Professor Rogers, M.A., of Oxford ra University; Mr. George Nuttall, and Mr. J. S. Wrighst, PI, of Birmingham. hi Mr. WILKINS occupied the chair, and having opened W( thle proceedings, th, Mr. JoirNsoN ...

... INTRIGUE IN ITAL Y. THE circumstances connected with the recent Ministerial crisis in Italy have been very inadequately made known. The correspondents of the ?? press have been either unwilling or unable to throw light on an incident that fell like a thunderbolt out of the summer sky. The whole matter has been shrouded in a mystery, which has had the inevitable effect of stimulating conjecture ...

... FRANCE. P0 InI Saturday's sitting of thle Legislative body, the President an- u ounnedt that ho had communicated the demaned for interpella- th tions on the Lnxembourg question toM. Rokuleer, who had replied th by the following deopateh I as 'Theo Government experiences a keen slesire to explain to the tre public bodies and to thle country all the fscts relative to the n Grand Ducty of ...

... IMPERIAL PAR-LIAlMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS, YESTERDAY. The Speaker took the chair at four o'clock. THE SCOTCH AND IRISH REFORM BILLS. In reply to questions from Mr. SsoiopOLE SauddSir'R. Acss'nuvEsRs, The CHANCELLOR of the EXCEQUER said'that bh regarded thb Scotch Reform Bill as more presiing than the Irish Reform Bill, as Ireland had more recently been legislated for. The Wrsh bill 'was in ...

... THE SOUTH LANCASHIBE LIBERALS AND MR. GLADSTONE. A public meeting of the liberal county electors in support of the Bight Hon. William Ewart Gladstone, 3L., was held last night at Hengler's circus, Newington, Liyerpl . W. RATHBONE, jUW, in the chair. The building hogls about 3,000 persons; the admission was by ticket, and was chiefly confined in the first instance to county eleotors, of whom ...

... I T be; rP D D e l- 1OE., _WM , s J \ e 11 11 . ?? 11 I .mo 'un srsci~a co~sauROMHE 1APt 26. What her commencniient'is:tq lrie;iand her u commemoration to Oxford, .that, on a very large tl scale, is to Rome: the week which we have just tc survived-a week which - is here styled * Holy, IC but which is surely in fact the most unholy week of rZ the Roman year. For is any kinil of religion com ...

... NATIONAL CONSERVATIVE :l UNION. 7T - -s _i ?? ?? Lord Derby''and the Chancellor. of 4the Ex. chequer yesterday received the representatives of the National Conservative .lnJIon, who were introduced by several members of Parliament, The deputation comprised representatives from ILeeds, Hull, Wakefield, and many other towns, who said that their object was to express their ,.approval of the ...

... - LATEST : TELEGRAPHIC NE-W. I' !,-2M 3 a' L ' V LONDON, TUreDAY EvEwmfga, The opeinig of the stock markets was favour, abfr intiuenced by the confirmation in the ?? of Comnmons by Lord Stanley of the acoeptsae of the conference by Prussia and France, and there was a goadmdal of o'peehlative buying lathe foreign cnarke't.. ' But aftere. thus theewas-apro. dominance of salev, through which the ...

... BY ORDINABY TELEGRAPH. HOUSE OF COMMONS-TUESDAY. The SPEAXER took the chair at four o'clock. THE REFORM BILL FOIL SCOTLAND. In reply to questions from Mr STACsPOOLE and Sir R. ANSTRUTHER, The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said that he regarded the Scotch Reform. Bill as more pressing than the Irish Reform Bill, as Ireland had more recently been legislated for. The Irish Bill was in preparation, ...

... a d. iFtsP~ ?? i?.'Y ' . ' | CHAP., E OP, 01VXSPYRAe - To DEIo' ,, UD AZ I I ?? .l4YEB. QL0 A case of considerable; commercialinterest wnaa 'roisght yesterday before Mr. RAiffles, the Liverpool stipen- l inagistrate, an information eing Blaid amganstMeosrs,' ':Rahi ,ironfounders of Liverpool, and Mr. 'Hde, manager of the National Bank, Liverpool, acarging isiem with having conspired to' ...

... . TO THE EDITOR OF THE DE'RBY MERCURY. Sir-Your correspondent of last week, who writes on &PerplexedLiberalism, wonders who was the ex-official who told Mr. Bass 1 he ought to be ashamed of himself, and suggests two names, but neither of them are right. The Standard a few days since told us pretty plainly who it was, and I have since heard from a private and reliable source that he was ...

... I~~~ _I . SANDIACRE. At the vestry meeting on Thursday last the Rev. J. L. Lo gmire presided, when he nominated Mr. James Lakin to be churchvwarden. The meeting appointed Mr. Daniel Robinson for the parish. WIRIKSWORTIH. On Tuesday, the day for the appointmont of churchwar- dons, a meeting was held in the vestry of the parish church, when the following were reappointed without opposition- for ...