... NEWS OF TME DAY. The Local Executive Committeeof the Briaish As3o eiation held a meeting at Dundee, on Wednesday, to reckon up the cost, The receipts have amounted to £4926., and the expenditure is estimated at £3,220., which will leave a surplus of £1, 706 It seems that Mr. P ic~r'si statement, at St. Bar. tholomow's Hobpital dinner, with re'erence to the recovery of the Princess of WAErs, ...

... DUDLEY. T~nt BECENT CIJARuI: 01: Flklc NGl A BIlL.-C5IA~RtIE si 0 r Pa5iU uRY.-Aatthel~oliretdourt, on Wednesday lorniag, A before AMessrs. S. Budge, G. Bagott, and S. Price, Mr. V1 Thomas Beach, draper, Cradicy Heath, was charged wich 1,: cenmmitting wilful and corrupt perjury. As will be remeus- bored by our readers, the case arose oust of a charge pro. forced by flir. W. Harrion, jutn., ...

... THIE CHURCH CONGRESS IN WOLVERHAMPTON. RITUALISM. Onl Wlinedaymorning, a meeting of clergy was held in the School of Art, Darlington Street, to organiso a larger t meeting in London, In the month of November, to take I anch nation its miglit be thouight; necessary In consequeone t of the scesert of the Ritual Commission, and to deprecate isuy change In t he law of the Church of England ...

... LATEST NEWS* [CEB R'S LEORAMRI THE ROMAN QUESTION. Q)FriCIAL STATEM,3ENTOF THVE IONITEUR, PARIS, Oc'oBlR 22. The Ntoititetz of this morning uays .- AIn presence of the saggression of which the Pontifical States have been the object on the part of the revolutionary bands who have crossed the Papal frontier, the French Government had formed the resolution to sond an ex. peditiorary corps to ...

... TEEI, RAJAH OF MY9ORE AND ENCLI015 D1 UXN KE' YNESS. uo of Advantage has been talken of the recent anniversary, ho the ec-ventv-fourth, of the birthday of the Rajah of lslyeoro, to announce to him that the House of Corn- noe Unisr bad resolved not to annex his dominion on his oeh death, but to hand it over in due time to his adopted d, sone A correspondent of the :ii7,s, whiio ?? present, i tl ...

... BIRM1INGHAM BOARD OF GUARDIANS. , The usual fortoighatly meotl..g waa heldI at the PaeIzl .5 Offices, P'aradise Street, yesterday afternoon. Mr. George b Baker inthoochair. ~ TnEa AS'SISTANT COLLEtUTORSHIiPS, -Mr. HANYLEY 1 v called attention to two appolntmcnte made at the last d - meeting of the Board. A Mr. Lakin, who was said to bhO f ,r sixty, but who was really sixty-seven years of age, ...

... it itRIFLE SHOOTING COMTHTITION.an 0 2b~~~T tile k9osTOR, o the DAILY Peer. 1 a Sir, -Will you plsleace corrort the statement made In f, 1. your l~aper of today as to my being the donor of the vary lift has d uoooeerrn ai vase. no it shlouldl have been- BD P~1rteetiaod by Mr. H1, Cernfortb, per Mr. LFulford? b to ?? &am, youra truly, Bs id Birminghaul, October 23, 1807. 0. FULFOIIO. II re _ _ ...

... TOWN COUNCIL MzEETItG. DISGRACEFUL SCENE IN TH-l COUNCIL. b' CHAMBER.C( A special meeting of the Coujncil was held at the c Town-hail yesterday, the Mayor in the chair. GRATUITY TO lit. rAPE. The MAYOR read a letter from -Mr. Pape, asking the Council to grant him a gratuity in consideration of his r extra services which he had rendered as assistant- or muveyor, a report of which he had ...

... A serious disaster, which there is every reason to believe was the produce of an atrocious and wicked mind, occurred on Saturday morning on the Cale- donian Railway, about a mile and a half to the north of Larberb station. A North British goods train, consisting of twenty-four waggons, left Stir- ling about fonr o'clock for Larbert, and had pro. ceeded all sight till nearly opposite Torwood, ...

... While the congrogation worshipping at St. Matthias's, Stoke Newington, were leaving on Sunday night, an attempt was made to assault a party of gentlemen who were mistaken for Mr. Brett, one of the churchwardens, and some of his friends. Owing to the disturbances which have recently taken place, a body of police were on duty on Sunday, and the admirable conduct of a party of officers alone ...

... I A4ENGAGEMEINT IN THE PAPAL STATES. I The correspondent of the Standard writing on the 'Ith says :-A most brilliant little fait d'armes Ehas occuirred; and its importance must in no way be ,measured by thenumbers engaged, as its chief value Ilies in the moral effect it has produced in Rome on the revolutionary classes, and in giving renewed cokirage and self-reliance to the Pontifical army. ...

... AND EAST RIDING TIMES. REGISTERED AT THE GENERAL POST-OFFICE FOX TRANSMISSION ABROAD. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1867. - THE Fenian movement has assumed an en- tirely new phase. A contenmt of possibili- ties which have become facts has been followed by adread of contingencies hopelessly remote: the public after having despised Fesiiuizism is now absurdly fearing it. The wildest ru- mours are ...