... MR WALPOLE OJ EDUCAT'ION. Ti$. P-L tT ?? dule rlght Lion. S. H. Walpole was present a few days since at a distribution of Society of Arts prizes at New Swindon. In concluding a long address on the advantages of education, the right bon, gentleman said ?? After the legislation of this year, there are higher censiderations more prodi- neotly brought under your notice which make it ia- portant ...

... THE DE IV A SPECT OF FENIANISM. THE affray in H-olborn the other night, when (according to the present aspect of the case) a man was shot for declaiming against Fenianism, has sensibly increased the alarm created by the Manchester outrage. Far less important in itself, it seems to indicate, with other circumstances which constantly arise to perplex the police and harass Mr. GATHORNE HARDY, ...

... IF the telegrams are to be trusted, the insurrection which has been so long expected has at length actually broken out in the Papal States, and the advantage so far has been on the side of the insurgents. Of course, it is still uncertain whether or not the news is true, or if true what is the degree of its importance. The course of events lately has much diminished the interest of a matter of ...

... CORRIESPOND ENCI. FENIANISv. To ?? EDITOR of ?? PALL MALL GAZETTE. SIR,-Having become acquainted, during several visits to the United States, with something of the Fenian feeling from its o'vn point of view, I venture to trouble you with a few lines on one point in your excellent article in this evening's PAll lak/. You are of opinion that the secondary object of Fenianismn, in waging a ...

... A lawsuit of great importance to many persons in the Southern States has just been decided in a United States court of South Carolina. It related to debts incurred by the purchase of slaves before emancipation, and ruled that such debts are good. In a branch of the same case it was decided that the sequestration of debts by the Confederate Government, and their payment to a receiver, does not ...

... 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, ...

... - . 1 ?? ?? . ?? ?? - - - - .. . ?? ?? [BY BITlISH AND IRISH MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.j London, Friday evening. F COMMERCIAL. F After official hours, consols 344 i. Italians 46I. General meeting of shareholders of Paris Mobilier Com- pany has been called for November 14th. ON CHANGE.-Tallow, 44s. 6d., best linseed oil 38s. 6d. Turpentine,-98s. to 29s. Metal trade inactive, rates no- minally ...

... Sit A. W. PEEL AND B93 CONST1TENTS. Air A. W. Peel, K.P., eeddireesen rerr CoDatituentd at Warwtiok. Referting to the committees upon which he bad served, he expressed a hope that one committee of which he was a member-that appointed to inquire into the affairs of the London, Ohatham and D )ver Railway I Company-bad satisfactorily volvfd the problem how could a company in desperate ...

... DREAD VERSUS FLQlUR SIR,-&s the City cleiks are now in a fair way of oh- aimug a good dinner at a fair price, I think the various trades' uinous of London, and other places, should at 3nog adopt a system of co operation to supply their mem- bers wi;h bread and flour. It is in their power if they so willed it-notbiug easier. I will take the amalgimated engineers, as I happen to know more about ...

... THlE ROMAN QUEST'ION.X. F1LOnUN-'TC, Sept. 29. Garibaldi's departure froi Goma is described by the as follows:- cesterdsy evening (26th inst.), durinqg tho demonitra- tion, alerson who arirved Srom Al ?? informed (;ari- baldi's friends that the illustrious prisoner would be can- VeYed to Genoa, theonce to embark for Caprora. IL wias Said that the train wvould not arrive until seven m. on ...

... A p0rter in the employment of the Dulilin, Vok; ' low, and Wexford railway' has- been remanded- on the eharge-of being in possessiom of several revolver I balls for whrieh be could not accoU~t. 'A green avp vvith a gold Lace band, aad a militar diotiona4-y ivere ,fountd in his lodgings. . eii aper.ulation'hasbeece rife In StookphrtTiiI r ference to t me supposed designs of the wenians upon ...

... I TIlE INDUSTRIAL & PROVIDENT SOCIETIES OF OXFORDSHIRE. Pursuant to a motion made by Mr. John Abel Smith in the I-ouse of Commons on the 28th of June last, a return has just been issued of the general statements of the funds and effects of Industrial and Provident Societies in England I and Wales, registered under the Act 26 and 27 Vict., c. 87, for the year ending the 31st of December, 1866, ...