... STRANGE ADVENTURE: OF A SOLDIER.. IL tal ea rls ?? i 1 _ _ _ .. aUM tarly part of last month, a soloxe, named Jonathan Roward, belonging to the Military Train, Eta- tioned at Wcolwich, conceived the extraordinary idea of .tartir g for a run on the road, a la Dick Turpin and, as will be seen, he carried out his Well considered plans with wonderful oleviartess for a mouth. Being a servant to ...

... ICSSING A YOUNRG LADY IN A RAILWAY- - - .. CARRI&GE.I Oa Friday, at the own fiall, Cambridge, before the mayor QP. ISeales, EFq.) H. H. Harris, Moses Browne Chas. Bails, E. P1. Scut, and Joseph wentworth, Esq-s Augustus Henry Ward, of Oldfield Houie, Wisbeach, merchant and alderrnan of that borough, was charged under the bye. laws of the Great Eastern Rail way Com- pany with wit ully ...

... POREIGN INTELLIGENCE, On Saturday week, a division of troops embarked at Toulon, for the BRoms States, under the commnand of Count Paifkao (General Montanabu), but disembarked on Sundar. The Moniteur of Monday says:- In preseneO of the aggression of which the Pontifical States have been the object on the part of the revolutionary bands who have coissed the Papal frontier, the Frenoua ...

... MR. T. HUGHES, M.P., ON OS-OPCRATIVE dO8aETLES. - n - L A - L Wee other evenrng A public nreeting was held in the Roeldale Theatre to celeberatetheoreciag of anoew store by tue lochdale Equitable Pioneers' Society. Toe mayor (11r. J. Robinson) presided. l'here was a very numerous attendance. Several letters of apology were read from the gentlemen who were unable to atten2. Amongst these was ...

... LETTER rpom owZ Or TnE PRISONERS IN ABYSSINIA. The foll navineZ la r, rectived by a gentleman in Born- hay, fromr D: Blzwc one of the prisoners at Uagdalllah hrse been published in a Bombay pacer :- yr Mgdallih, July 2S 1867. Mlfy dear -,-I really do not know whether 1 am writing to the lisinegor the dead, to a6 confirmed bmilhelor, to a happy Benedioc, or to a flatzer at the Peris Exhibi. ...

... B AL. 1NQUET AT WAVCHESTER I I01-5. ., nipbt, the grand banquet offered to the I f ery an the che siereb eCnsv- W1 hlsncb~sie took place in the Free rrade ,eePl ty Coves were laid for 900 guests. The #!1 ?? by ladies conneoted with the prin- gile~irvativa f amilies of Use county and olty, among 14 058h Countess of Derby. The chair was cona- the on. . EOrton, M.P. for South Lauria- ~ CCC1~ ...

... TE3E INSURREECTIONT IN THE ROMIAN STATES. ORANGE OP TF3TIUTAN MINISTRY. The Piedmontese Gazette of the. l9h publishes tce fol- lowing despatch from the head-quarters of Menotti Gari- baldi- Yesierday evening, onthe 13th, we were attacked at Monte Libietti by. the Zonsves, and we repulsed them. We have had from chirty-fivs to forty men put hors de comnbat, and seven kiiled. The Pontificale led ...

... - A FENIAN MaRs'S NSrT.. An unfortonato gentlemaa fromp(}hsguw, spending his holidays In Shrewesbry, has just fallen a victim to the zeal displayed for the capture of ?? Captala Daoay, the MDnohester Feniea. From the s ;tement of the Glasgow gentleman it appears, having been overwoiked in the commetolal pursuits which he follows in his native town, he had Bought in Shrowebury the totalirest ...

... ; ' e '4 - E -: SCRAPS FROM - THE COMC PERIODICALS. ' -aron the Tomahwkrl IT IS AN ILL WIND, &G.-We bear ihat some of the clerks at the Wet cfflces who happen to bear Irieh names, have received anonymous letters calling on them to re- sign their appointments, and warning them that they will surely be called to account if they persist In serving an English Queen. How to reduce the existing ...

... L ATEST INTELLIGENCE. . SPEUCLAY 3IUCI5 AND HLBOTEJo TAGArM FsOM Alt PAPEf OP TRB WOEXD.t THE SALZBURG MEETING. Berlin, October 3. Zeidler s Correepode-ace of this evenino asserts that Vt the interview between the Emperor Nipoleon and the Emperor Francis Joseph at Sa'zbarg, the election of the srnooessar of the present Pope Was one of the subjects of dlso,'s~fon INSURRECTIONARY MOVEMENT AT ...

... THE REFORM FATE AT TUB CRYSTAL - PAL&Cs. - -- The reform fete at tile Crystal Palace, oX, Xonday, organised by the Working Men's Assooitlon, hardly ful- Uilote the expectations of Its promoters, although the official returns chow that nearly 18S000 persoan vlsitad Sydenham on tie ocoasion, and as msany as 600 attended tho banquet. The celebration wavs orlgina11y oontempleted in the hope of ...

... Ter O'DoaoGRU a ?? to the fund which is being raised in Dublin for the delence of AUen and his fellow prisoners. THnE LOBD CHANCELLOR bhaS presented the RFV. John MVajoribauke Nisbet, rector of St. Giles inmthe-Fields, to B canon i esidentiarylln torwich aetledral. THE EVSorAL CaeMessiON -We are informed that the judges selected to preside a; the approaching trials of the t'eni aprisoners at ...