... i[rbEIGN NEWS -~~'TFRACE. -EJqite ?? the Bourrse on Wednesday, Oberse bv qui ws of the Emperor being ill, of Iea im- e~casoi. ois5(0t between France and Italy, of an insur- pendg c o Rtbreak at Rome, and of an altercation having restie lace between Count Bismarck and General Fleury. ?? has ordered the commissioner of police at te deny these reports, aind to endeavour to dis- ?? Vouoe th~ey ...

... THiN1 _kPAR II IME a= I EE BOUi-:NDAMSTRYY m I ?? I~~~BzE~~Y I It It is very difficult to draw a precise line of dvision round a rapidly-growing town like Liver. pool, and the general parliamentary committee experienced this difficulty yesterday, when they met to discuss the recommendations they should inake to the speci4L council next Wo dneay. The dfliooqity does not arise go much from poll. ...

... PRSON'AL GOVERNME AD ,, PUBLIC DISTRUBT. The present at-ate of the public mind in r France furnishesB a moit isructive com- 1, mentay on the ?? vlne of a system of 0 ?? which unreflecting and impatient . peliticiana are ait.to extol to the disadvantage ? of popular and representative institutions. It f mansy be admitted tbat the admirers of what is Cqallied strong government-that is, govern. ...

... The drst meeting of the twentieth session of this society was held on Wednesday evening, at the RPyal Institution, Colquitt-street, when the president, Mr. T. J. Kilpin, delivered an opening address. There was a good attendance of members. The PBISIDINT, in the courso of his address, referred to the recent movements in the building trade, and aalI that a deputation of the Architectural Society ...

... There is said to be at phenomenon near Hamburg. Ten- nessoo, in the shape of the earth burning where a pond formerly stood. It was set on lire by the burning of brush, and has burned down nearly twelve inheios within ten days. A ghl, four years of age, living in Philadelphia, recently called two women old maids. Thereupon those charim- ing damsels rolled cakes an-d peaches in strychnine, ...

... THE' BOUNDARY COMMISSION l I ' 4 ? A - - - m- Onsatistilayp, Lielt;.-C&L. Goradon, R ind,' Mr. P. Cumin, barrister, atsietast commissioners, held an inquiry in the Mayor's Parlour, Manohester Town fHlal, respecting the parliamentary boundaries of the. city of Manchester. Tbhe attendance was not very numerous, The Mayor (Mr. r. Neill, rwith Aldermen Nicholls-and Clark, and Councilt lo.. ...

... THE DISTINGUISHlEDVISrfOI8 IAT KN~OWSLEY. The Queen of the Netherlands brought to a clg yesterday her Visit to the Earl and (ountesso Derby at Knowaley. About nine o'clock in tb mornirg her Majesty and suite left the hail fc, the Huy ton station. Her Majesty was seated it a handsome equipage drawn by four horse aa preceded by two outriders, following which wee other carriages for the ...

... AQATQI0 POLITIC V. II 0'!J4 The political 'or semi-political meetings °o the recess have this year been exOeptionally: Ihe dull. Livelier times axe, we ,may,.h'surenot,. far o, .but up: to the present moment, th6 In tbe 4 extra - Tliamentary uttanee '°.te , 1.~t M M utences, Of the autulul-to use the fine, phrase wv4hi`h ,the eus__ 'rwt once ineffetually endeavouatd to bring Ipa iuto fashionb ...

... LATEST AND BEGRIC NEWS. iO EBNSS OF EARL 3 RUSSELL. wBuU says ?? Ruseellis seriounly His lordship has had a fit, and had *e home. Though better, he remaina 0115 condition. pEUTER'_ TELEGRAMS.] SJON OF THE PAPAL STATES. GE OF THE INSURGENTS. PAPAL TROOPS THRIdE DEFEATED. FLORESN, OCr. 4, Evamw. ea received here ftom the Roman frontier e that the inreotionary movement N Xew bands of insurgents ...

... TaH STAGNiTIoN OR ComNNscs, or rather of enter- prise, expressed in the present condition of the money market is certainly not unintelligible, perhaps not even surprising, but it has no precedent in our financial history. The ordinary operations of commerce are transacted, as the trade returns show, to at least an average extent, and, as there is every reason to believe, with at least the ...

... MA~~~IQRE~~~TEB. .I coarn Yesterday, the 28 priacera ?? sand. charted that with'thdfarudtr -cfp4olin8sergiint tet'at to~d. mattack on the prison van on thel:.t fti nwtt. Lore- 'wr-rogtfom Bellevue' gao o hi ct ple the court under millitayecr npaedi'edok mned Mr. RlobinionFqes atepugigsrt~ ?? and, ?? -16wn theprcig ysothIneigtn, A i ther~e were a&renme o h l~ jsie n ton, several officers the ...

... ITHE C CHRONICLE. PRESTON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1867. 11-1 111, .. ?? -- -- -- - ?? ?? THE OPENI.NG OF THE TOWN HALL. of In the grandest days of old Rome the citizens were often treated to sights of extraordinary magnificence. _ Among such sights the return of a conqueror, laden te, with the spoils of many lands, and having in his train eir ers captives gathered together from many tribes, ...