... TFELEGIGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (BEUTUI'S TELEGRBASI.) FRANCE AND ITALY. FLORENCE, OCT. 20, 9.5 P.m. The resignation of the ministry has up to the preselit not been accepted. General Cialdini has been summoned by tele- graph to Florence. The Roman Legion effected a junction last night with hienotti Garibaldi. FLORENCE, OCT. 21, 3 P.m. General Cialdini has not yet formed a cabinet. It is runsoured ...

... I _ The Moniteur of yesterday says -- The mea- sures adopted by the Italian government to pro- tect the Pontifical frontier against the entry of hostile bands have hitherto given the best results, and continue to be rigorously maintained. Not- withstanding the strictest surveillance a few agita- tors succeeded in introducing themselves into the Papal States at Acquapendente and Soriano, where ...

... | RIE- UNIOIZS OF NONCONFORMLSTS WIITH THE ICHUB CH. I ?? At the evening meeting of the Church Congress on Tuesday (the Bishop of Liohlfeld presiding), Lord Lyttelton read a paper On the best means of hrng- ing Nonconformists into union with the Church. He said the subject as first set down was, the best means of bringing about unity of dootausoe and worship in this country. He was no psaly ...

... I (FROM O01 SPECIAL COLBSPONDENT.) NEW YORK, SErT. 21. The registration has closed in Charleston, leav- ing the negroes a majority of about 1,800. This will probably give them the control of the city, and in fact there is little doubt that they will also have that of the State at large, and the expectation of the radicals is that they will be in the Union by the 1st of January. Mr. Jolmson is ...

... Eftre ECourt. BALMORAL, OCT. 15. Her Majesty this day, which was the anniversary of the Queen's engagement to the Prince Consort, inaugn- rated in the park adjoining Balmoral the statue of the Prince, which has been east in bronze by Messrs. Elking- CE ton, after the original in marble by Mr. William Theed. is The statue represents the Prince in Highland costume, a( his left hand grasping a ...

... REYNOLDS'S NEWSPAPER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 13, B887. SUNDArS EDITION. THE REBO:RN BILL AND THE WOREING CSUSES The very best laws that ever were enscted, unless administered by able and honest officials, are of no avail for the protection of a people from tyrannous op. pression. Of the truth of this, we have every day illustrations in this country. Eaglish lawd relating to life, and property, and ...

... THE ALLEGtD L&DT VIOThIZUMIL Geralime IMieusico, with ?? aliases -if ahe n. sMM. Meuriee, Mrs. Dureat. Mrs Soanrset, Mrs. Granit, ?? Sandere, Mirs. Hope, mire. Frxzer, &i., was uhmrged amt remand atthe bait Iorouigh Polwie-court, *n Tuesday, with obfsaldag~$oods ir-m large ?? of tradesmea by faldse pretences. Mr. Iorgsen, for the pros crntior, stated that there were about aixty Charges t ...

... MiR. HODGOUESON, M.P., OR REPORM. U £tonday evening, a soiree Was held at tee Corn Exchange, Newark, in celebration of the pais Lug of the heform Bill. The mayor presided, and Mr. Hodgkinsov, one of the members of the borough, delivered a lorg ad- dress, in the course of which he referred to the pesaing of the Bill through parliament. Speshing of the Tea- room party, Mr. Hodgkinson said: ...

... I THE TRUTH ABOUT SALZBURG. The 2fimes, commenting upon a letter which it publishes from its Berlin correspondent relative to the Imperial meeting at Salzburg, observes that whatever might be the frame of mind with which the Emperor started for Salzburg, there could be no uncertainty about the disposition of the man who uas awaiting him there. Baron von Beust would not avow himself beaten by ...

... FRANCE AND ITALY. The Times, believing the information it has received that the Emperor Napoleon has complained to the Italian Government of the open violation of the September Convention, and threatened a second French expedition to Rome, urges that the menace, whether it be meant in earnest, or merely thrown out as a bru/a.n fulmen, should only hasten and strengthen Rattazzi's decision. He ...

... F-iday, 2 oclock. I Thid Obminq'd OtWd- RESTER'S TELEGRAMS. ITALY. FLORENCE, Oct. ?? is stated that Acquapendente has been recaptured by the insurgents. A royal decree, to come in force on the 28th of October, has been issued, wheieby the National Bank of Italy and the Bank of Tuscany are charged with the sale of the bonds created by the decree of the Sth of September, i867. Frcm the 28th of ...

... FOREIGN INTI1GEN E. I * 'F LANCE.~-There wvas a soewhat, seriobs panic on the Bourse on Vednesday It was ceecaoned by rumours of the emper&r being ill ;,,of an ipendang connlict' between France, and Italy or f an'insur- rectionary outbreak .at Rotne, atd of an alter. cation' having taken' plaqe'; bettien Count Bis- oamrek and General lueiry. The government has ordered 'the commissiober, ci ...