... 1 1ThEG I~ArPIOINTELLIGENCEL' 1: l- ?? w -4 a - ~~~(BaUTrna' T=LGflAMS.) INSURECTIONARY MOVEMENT INTHJR ,'PAPAL STATES. ROME, OCT. 1. f 'Th Giors ie.liRonusays:- New bands of * the insurgents, have~cr~issed' the papal frontier at Auapendente'ad:-,otl,.irpoiits iln the province of Viterbo, and have exacted moiney and food from lthe inhabitant. At Canino an armed band was rdiscovered by the ...

... , - [ l ripl * ., ?? ?? ?? (FaRo LAST MGRT'S G5AZETT.) m-- ~ S f ADMIRALTY, OrT. 24. ItS Royal Marine' Light 'Ifartry-Lientenant Augustine lie, Evans to be second captainj vice Davis, deceased. ly .. I. ADMIRALTY OaT' 24. ot Mr. George Edward ioote has this day been promoted to _ t>he rank of actin engineer in bhr Majesty's fleet, with [ seniority of 10th My, 1867. 'a ADMIRALTY, OaT. 25. as ...

... f, ;VRECK OF THE HIOGO STEAMER ON I TBiZ' £DDSY'$QKE. yesterdla a Board of Trade inquiry, which had l the atteltion of the court on the previous two ?? 1hr,,oulIit to a close at the Greenwich police-court, leXir. Traill, the magistrate, and Captains Hunter be a lisr, nautical assessors, into the circumstances ;ttdii the wreck of the liogo steamer on that portion othte1 Eddystone known as the ...

... ' OXS.~EBY4.T.ISM A? coLHRST-b. Ig- ' X | l . 0T -R 4 v - r~ X. J- . ' :1 ' i ) D , . t T i Z t& The anniversary. dimnr of the (ocstUer )on- servative Association tooki placeou Wednesday eveningiin the Public-hall of that town. ' Tihe umeting ias presided over by Mr. 0. H. HAwxiNs, who had on his right Mr.iE. K. KEarslake, M.P. for the'borough, and on his left Colonoel Learmonth, who`has'for ...

... THE INSURRE'JTION IN THE PAPAL TRE INS STATES. prGoCESS OF THE INSURGENTS. The despatches from Italy show that the in- E slurectiofl not only holds its own but is becoming daily more serious to the Papal sovereignty. . Nerola, which according the statement of the T official r.oiuatau Journal, is occupied by a thousand si rcl armed insurgents, is little more than six- 13 teen miles from Rome. ...

... If Imight give a short hlint to an impartial writer it would be to tell him his fate. If lie resolved to venture upon the dangerous precipice of telling unbiassed trith, let hirn proclaim war with mankind-neither to give nor to take quarter. If he tells the crimes of great men they fall upon him with the iron hands of the law ; if lie tells them of virtues, wben they have any, then the mob ...

... STOPPAGE OF ' LWEBPOOL* BA'?K. Shortlyafter flive o'lock on Monday the stoppagA. ,of toe Royal bank, ihich had been talked of all day. was known to be a fait ccompU, thoug the offici4 launbunseement of theifact was not published till Win o'clock on Tuesday morning-,;when the follbwin1 notice was posted on the baok doors :- The bank. has bcen compelled to guspendpayment.;, A-.neetinj of ...

... THE PAN-ANGIAGAN QONOERENC We are authorised to ublish thbefolls*ing resoht tions, passed at the con erence ofbisbopsrof the As. gliean communion, at Lambeth-palibe,Iast week t- IfT-ODocrTIoN.- We, bishops of ;hrist's holI church, in visible communion with the unitedchuro of Elgland and Ireland, professing. ,the 'faith deV veredto us in Holy Scripture, maintained bytthepri mitive church and ...

... I/ 605.51p. According to present arrangements the Queen will leave Balmoral for Windsor on Friday the 1st of November. Summonses have been issued for a Cabinet Council on Guy Fawkes Day at Lord Derby's official residence in Downing street. Mr Harry Leach, of the Dreadnought, has received from the Duke of Richmond, as President of' the Board of Trade, the appointment of inspector of ...

... ?? (ysox OU0R SrECIAL cOB5s5POiUEir.1 a( NEW YORK, Sorr. A '01 llso air is still full of rumours of a great coup r- dllt when Congress meets, but as most people 11 treat them jocularly, and as the government funds rf Sre steady, with an upward tendency, they do not ei Seem to make a very profound impression on any- is body. The dismissed generals still continue to al niakc a triumphal progress ...

... THE BRITISH BURIAL GROUNDS IN THE I , CRIMEA. TO TEE EDITOR OF THE DILY NEWS, Sin,-Aa a letter in the Tnmes of yesterday sug- gests that the British burial grounds/in the Crimea should be placed under the superintendence of' her Majesty's consul-general at Odessa, I trust it will not be considered intrusive if I say a few words upon a question of such tender and permanent in- terest to many a ...

... I TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. SnB,-1 shall feel obliged if you will kindly find space in your columns-for the enclosed letter, a copy of which has been sent to the council of the Reform League, to be read at their meeting to-night,when they assemble to elect the new executive for the ensuing year.-I am, &c., J. BAXTER LANGLEY. 50, Lincoln's-inn-fields, Oct. 30. ITO TE 3IEMBEitS OF THE ...