... [BY T=RILEB Lan WI Colonel Wilson, royal London militia, ht! 10 doubled the guard on duty day and night at ti 33 barracks In Finshury, and given the whole of th6 staff a full supply of ball cartridge. 0 The fornino Post Says that the returnof M. f Roulher and DL. Lavalette from Biarritz to resume b their ministerial duties is regarded as an evidence t that peace counsels are in the ascendant, ...

... LATE ST AD FEGRAPHIC NEWS. 4o~e notifies that liceeses have beew for the eale of Ottle Eat Barasley, Kirby, ,r, lnelmsley, DMacoleefield, Thirak, South horer, Colne,Aberford, Preaton,Staveley, 1snrcater. COMMERCIAL. LONDON, FriDAY Evzm'rG. h Mgk market haa been again very Inaotive, ,tton shown by speculators to operate I1tbigg but a relapse hba somewhat pre. 4e prfac, though they are rather ...

... mbmVU0I ?? IgerUflag XIALS POWIL X SUREn | DOMESTIC. The :Sunday Gaazette says the statement' that Mr. Thornton has been appointed to replace Sir Frederick Bruce at Washington is somewhat premature. He* has been offered the post, but, inasmuch as he is at Rio Janeiro, between which and this country communication is slow, it will be some weeks before we can know whether he will accept it or ...

... 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 ...

... OORR1SBP L _ _ PRIO-E O BED GentloeTRIO Qm a x ifau eon in the JB r o1yesterday (Kindol InongId 1 that there i to' .bearisein the glete of bread. . Uposi MSn 1 fin4 Ls not generat, ad threore hop§, {r forb Or o ball-atarvod, that, you AU m a ststatefte to that ?? in oar paper so-morror. Let tho pelf dlrhd e ptce w4¢i ern the *a21 goubd ef flesh Is not ze~fsd I: do Riot ask yocw to advertise, t ...

... THE FOIBLES OF l I ?? . LIFE. a - Last evenin6 Mr, Hery Thoet at ?? in the ecture hail of of on Social Foibles in Engliha Id Vfncent s visit was conseqtuent on n at by the Young Men's Christian . wao a very crowded attexdanmc af presided, and in a few vordi Ln lecturer. t, IMr. VINCTrN said he was again kindness of the Young Mene Chi le before he took hlis departure for te of America to appear ...

... I - | COLLISION IN THE RIVER. -At an early hour thin' morning, the sohooner Elipabeth Alice, Captain Piarldnson belonging to Janiee Fiaher and Co.Br 6wnifurness, waee lying at onchor neai Roo Perymigwhen one of' her ehalne parted anedt ae dhif ted down with a strong ebb tlde, comp g stern pofnt ?? south 'den of the Woodsidslnledng~stage, Considerable damgeX was doae both to the stage aind 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 ...

... TOrWN COUNCIL. I T) ?? 1, ? z I 'Tbh t mein of the, ?? during the present municlipal year was held yesterday, a the Town li1U, nder tne presidenoy of the Mayor, Jel Morris; Elgg TEIA l TO MESShR. MA IVERi.' ?? the oommeneem6nlt of the ?? of the council, The MRiofleald he hoped the council would eouse a his alluding to 'olrourntauces having reference more yarticularly to mattere which had ...

... SALPTS POPULI LBI SIPRMA. 8UM MARY. DOMESTIC. The Board of Trade returns for the month and nine months ending September 30 were issued on Wednesday. The value of the exports in the month was £16,145,684, against £16,671,078 in the corresponding month of last year, and £17,316,681 in September 1865. The value of the imports during the eight months ending August was £141,448,055, against '£155 ...

... PREORNT POSITION OF THE I TEMPqRAL POWER. I . Whatetof Oe the Bitmedjate ?? of.. the revoutionary; movement which eems. to., have -brolkei :oflt- at once- ativerl PdisOt.al points d th6 e P ry, 'herr e- b3,e it;lOuibG, ,that, with iothar. ca4use,. 1t- w' leid ultimately' to the dowfalliof the, x peral power'of f the `Po1p. ?? eporsl power is, of course; altoget)er W different thing from th; ...

... MELANCHOLY AND FATAL i ACC1DENT ON THE:.RWfa. . . _ . An inquest was held yesterday, before Mr. t Henry Ohurton, coroner, on the body of Mi, r RobertClife, 68 years of age (father of Mr. Robert H Cliffe, landlord of the King's Arns Hotel, Elgre- c mont), who unfortunately lost his life by falling into the Meiseay from one of the Wallasesy stea~merd,C on Saturday evening. The deceased was ...