... I' ISHoP MZNHLV ON THE ROMAN I THtr-@ -''PA';X LIVA . e terty,bpi~n ,efctiv nlofth IHo ly'qs In the man catholioboiureh; an unusuaily large congre- gation assembledin Moorfields Chapel for the purpose of taking part in it, And, n the solemn supplication for the Pope, whioh weaqnounced totakeplace there. Arch- bishop Manning iassisted pontifioally at massi and, after- wards preaahed a ...

... J7 TELEGRA.HIO: INTELLIGENCE2 ;~ ~ ~ ~~~AiS Ssrr. 30 Evl@' uxo.i The l;q de L iett3axived at Biarritzthfi morning. It is wid'that 4Roulher will leave Pariw, to-morrow, also with the intention of going to see the Emperor. PRUSSIA A .I FRANKFORT-ON-THE- : . . AINE. BERLIN, SEPT. 30. A royal decreesdated the 25th inst., has. just, appeared, defending the, bases upon which the property ...

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... i Count iismarck has got rid of another difficulty. A telegram from Berlin brirgs news that King George of Hanover has accepted the Prussian conditions for a financial arrangement. Denials continue to be published of the reports regarding French ministerial changes. The E/cwdad-fof last evening says that M. Rouher and the Marquis de Lavalette have been summoned to Biarritz to confer with the ...

... MR, F. W. PRIDEAUX sends us an extract from a letter received yesterday from his son, Lieutenant Prideaux, of the Bombay Staff Corps, attached to her Majesty's mission in Abyssinia. Mr. Prideaux adds that his son is ' so sanguine in his anticipations of ultimate release that he ends his letter with a request that clothing may be despatched to Massowah, to await his arrival there on his way to ...

... OPENING OF THE NIEDICAL SCHOOLS. The Introductory Address, which years ago it was the custom for the Deacon of every Medical Corporation to deliver to the Students on the opening day of term, has now expanded lioto an Inaugural Lecture. Instead, Ilowevet; as fomnerly, tracing the rise and pro- gress of tie healing art, it has become a moral discourse, deli- vered by one of the most popular ...

... Z, A . -hi, JalB;- Yi re ~usually looked a~xn us the tho*et te1ts of general prosperity.; Fore rest, the ures Ading with the month of Setember a the P i e ehunv~ariably yie dsthhe ?? in 41eb olf Some 28s2,00. on the qu ?? the post so exceptional an event tblt-it might a iikttle alarm. For somie. yeais past we sve~lX 05Oaccustomed each succeedmitg quarter to he increase in almost everyone of ...

... DEBTEB OF A ZiOtAD CHAs arC!BER. Tho death ie annodikced of tht clebrilted Dr. Louie Vorror, *7hose public Omeer, uinl6neriuptedly usccesafill, may b said 61irst riloritels ifig political reud artisvic life of Prance from 1826 until 1352. His notoriety wvas uni- versal, aud yet, we fictiy veaiy flb oif our reader'l wiuld be ablb to saty who or ivhit he *ies. To thde ulodern generation in ant ...

... 1 1ThEG I~ArPIOINTELLIGENCEL' 1: l- ?? w -4 a - ~~~(BaUTrna' T=LGflAMS.) INSURECTIONARY MOVEMENT INTHJR ,'PAPAL STATES. ROME, OCT. 1. f 'Th Giors ie.liRonusays:- New bands of * the insurgents, have~cr~issed' the papal frontier at Auapendente'ad:-,otl,.irpoiits iln the province of Viterbo, and have exacted moiney and food from lthe inhabitant. At Canino an armed band was rdiscovered by the ...

... During the last week the Daily Telegraph signalized its determination to put down a trade which it has denounced as infamoas-namely, baby farming-by giving circulation, every day without exception, to advertise- ments of the following kind TEMPORARY RETIREMENT FOR LADIES.-Seven miles from T town. A superior home and strict privacy secured. All requisites found.- Address, Mrs. Powis, Post ...

... Among a certain class of the community there is nothing that the elitical Mrs. HAtrtis advances, or the social Mrs. Gstunrsatfirms nt is received as orthodox truth. We are, consequently, not at all surprsed when the Mesdames HIARRIS and GssUNDY, of the Press fall into fits of genteel hysterics over the Quarterly Returns of the Revenue for the three months expiring September 30th, and in the ...

... 7 THE PPOPE'S ALLOCUTION. i I v _ HE -, , , ?? I 3 -RIOME, SzM'. 21. 3 Subjoined is the text of the allorutionpronounced l by the Pope at yesterday's consistory: I Venerable Brethren,-The catholi world knows how 1 often we have been compelled to deplore and yebuke the 3 great injuries and the serious wrongs inflicted for seve- l ral years by the ?? ?? despite of all divine and human laws, as ...