... MILITAY PROMOTIONS AND RXOHANGESI I I . DhlT. A-1- A- - ?? a _ _ WAR OFFl02, LONDON, ?? 11, Royal Regiment et Horse Guards-Oornet the Hon. Charles Robert Carrington to be Lieutenant, by purohrsoe, vice Samuel Charles Newton, who retiree, 4th Hunsars--Henry PFoc;y Dougis-Wiflan, Gent, to .b Cornet, by purchase, vice Grillths, promoted; Aeslstant Surgeon Samuel Fuller, from the 19th Hasanrr, to ...

... VICTORY 0F THE PAPAL TROOP AT _ BAGNORET. I (FROM A 0UNlPONDUT.) Ihe Pontifical tvoops have received heroically the baptism f ire, and have replied in a befitting man- Ler to the loud busting of those who deolared that they would not condescend to use the bayonet against them, as the butt end of the gun would uf. fice. The 0aribaldlans who passed the frontiers at different points, in small ...

... .-F- ,.1 FJ?Nlwlgm, IN M611M.- Trnmxs, ED s ?? the Idh Gurdsif -was burie ?? -lte Wit, dsor Oetet . The whole of hbif regimeS fotlowed. Thbands 6l tbe lit and 2nR Life Gnards and the I PI, Heorse GIswd were im tbe procmien, an& playedtegether w ?? in Sauk Some further weab of suspeeted Peni- were mande a nclest;e ore Meoder- AUbe tening lebterfHmi~n1,hbe- ieW le4 to's cosicnuni~salt- by ...

... I V181T Of ADMIRAL FARRAGUT. I. The reception given to Admiral 11'arragnt, Com ?? of the United States Navy, by the, Board of Admiralty, deserves more attention thana it hlsa hitherto received, No pains have been spared by hlr. Corry, Sir Sidney Dacres, Sir John Hay, ande' the other members of the board to mark the high ?? in this country of the ability eu- tertained in this country of the ...

... OUR (HURCa COMMISSION. Be _, ,, . , , _ s _ . T 71 ?? ! } n _ d ?? WE publislh to-day the Fourth Report of our Church Commission, We confess that much as we knew of the scandals of the JEstablished Church we were not prepared to find them so general and Bo widespread as the exposure of the facts colleoted by our Com. minsioners and grouped together in their ro. porte demonstrates them to be ...

... LONDON CORRESPONDEN.o | (rmOM oun uooitsroulmr.) Lanmon, TuSDA'r,-ExetorlIall is' in a fearful state of eiritment, and the various PI9testant Doi feoce assodiatoiros are wrnginig their hands in tribuj latior. 9The lay and'elerical seretarties and agents *ho contrive' to mhake a comfortable sub3istenoe by frightenine old women into fiqt by telling them that Popery will bo upon them if they ...

... 1LATES'T-INTELLIGENCE II BY TELEGRAPH. Su th, 'THE AFFAIRS OF ROME-ANOTHER Ct ENGAGEMENT AND DEFEAT OF THE E INi3URGENTS. Rome, Tueday, October 22. Some of the gates of the city are closed A% a mnlli. tary preoautihn; otbers are open from moraing to s evening. t The Uirwanele di Roma announces a desperate en. ha gagement between the Pontifical troops and insur, A gents, near Borghetto, The ...

... YESTER;DAY'S STOUNI-SRIPWRECKS I' AND LOSS OF LIFE. I One of the suuobt terrific and, we fear, destructive hunicanes of this year raged along the coast from an early hour yesterday morning. There was little in the atmosphere and nothing in the appearance of the firmament on Saturday to give warning of the inmpending storm. Thusun rose early and pleasautly, and until late in the afternoon the ...

... THE BISHOP OF DOWN AND TIIE HILLS- I BOROUGH MEETING. I (rrom tde Northern WHYig c; iSatuvday.) The fo)lowing address to the Lord Bishop of Down and Connor and Dr, more, with the accomnpanying letter finom the Arclidescon of Down, were, we un- dr rdwcld, transrritted to his lordship yesterday:- TO the Ripht ReverenId Rlobert, Lord Bidoop of Dowa and Conner and Dromoorc. MAY IT PLEASE Youu ...

... GRAND VOLUNTE ER REVIEW AT I. LIVERPOOL. (NOse OUR COEREASPONDf!N.) LivintrOo, SATURDAY.-The Liverpool review of to-day, though, on the whole, a great success, was not on so large a scale as was expected, the troops on the ground being about 12,000 in number, while I upwards of 28,000 or 30,000 were originally ex- pected to take pard fi the affair. The day was ob- served as a general holiday ...

... I HOCKING RAILWAY AOJEN'il ^ ~ ~ ~ - l.&.U _ _] j Xt _.=S : 1-A I A deplorable accident, which resulted in the loss af two lives, occurred on Satrrday evening, at the level crosing of the Liverpool and Manchester Ialway at Brow] Green. Mr. William Green, of the firm of Green and Paiblow, architects, of Liver- pcol, a~nd who eijefs in Ch rch.ro cd, Stanley, had gone with his wife to the Broad ...

... -ROYAL OLLEC41 Or qURGEONS. I The 5itrodu6tcry lecture for the session aW de. Iiverea by Dr.William Ilarker, 'rofeasor of 'h-e uitry, yesterdy at one i o'clock, in the theatre of ?? college of Surgeons, Stephen's-greeo Atnlogst these p~ent were-Dr. Porteri Vios-pr sident of the (3U0ege, who presided? Dr. Ilenson Ds, 'Hargave, Dr.NftolDr. Sawyer, Dr. Geoghe ganDr.Wharton, Dr. JAmeson, Dr. ...