... I In the week that ended on Saturday, October 12th, 4,035 births and 2,849 deaths were registered in London and in twelve other large towns of the United Kingdom. The annual rate of mortality was 24 per 1,000 persons living. The annual rate of mortality last week was 21 per 1,000 in London, 23 in Edinburgh, and 28 in Dublin, 19 in Bristol, 28 in Bihniegham. 31 in Liverpool, 34 in Manchester, ...

... i THE DEBATES O0 THE PAN-ANGLICAN SkNOD I~ .e {, . ?? , ?? _ The Beword publishes the following statement of the discussions which took place with closed doors in the episcopal conference at Lambeth. Our contemporary, while expressing in the strongest mode its full confidence in the hoasdfide nature of the communication, and its onr conviction, nop only of the truthfulness of the writec, bti ...

... I I 7 Yesterday Mr. James Neivtori Goreni the bar- rister appointed to revise the lists of voters for knights of the shire to serve in parliiamentfor the county of Middle- seix held aoouirt 'atl'the' Vestry-hall, King's-rofd;for the revisipn of the lists of the.patishes voting at thbe. King's. cross polling district- 'Mr. Gilbert, of 47, dharing-cross, agent for the Middle. sex Liberal ...

... GEN.ER'AL SUMMALY. Muirtniri IY A PA^ ?? eighrt o'cloklz on Saturday night, thelinratee of the Stockport union work- house were alarmed by the report that a murder had been committed in the lunatio ward bv a violent young man, named William Ijurns, aged 30; and that the victim wfS an imbecile pauper, named Isaac Twigg, nearly 80 years of age, who was in bed at the time. Twigg s wife died in ...

... THE NEWHARKET HOUGHTON MEETING. T-E concluding meeting at Newmarket is not usually remarkable for the high character of horses which run, but if the animals which compete are not of the first class, the betting is almost more heavy than at any other time. This year there has been no exception to the rule. At the Second October Meeting there was such an unprecedented run of luck against backers ...

... EPITOME OF OPINION IN THE MORNING JOURNALS, THE ITALIAN CRISIS. The Daily News, discussing the probabilities of the Emperor Napoleon going to Rome, says it cannot believe that he is so weary of his throne and of his life as to concentrate upon himself all the baulked and thwarted passion of a people prone to revenge its wrongs. Doubtless his position between Rome and Italy is embarrassing; he ...

... Pauperism continues to show a considerable increase in the number of persons receiving parochial relief. The average weekly numbers relieved in the September quarter of i865 were 117,I72 in-door, and 719,589 out- door; in the same quarter of i866 the numbers were I20,955 in-door, and 7'7'553 out-door; last quarter, 129,838 in-door and 743,977 out-door. The increase of in-door pauperism since ...

... The Roman insurrection still gains ground. A Florence telegram of last night says that, according to advices published there by the relief committee 80o insurgents occupied Palestrina on Monday; that the population of Velletri and Frosinone are joining the insurgents, and that a considerable number of the Pontifical troops at the latter place are retreating towards Rome. A rumlour has been ...

... l CO.TOX Upptyur~r- ASSOCIA~TION : l At the last meeting of the executive committee a letter was read from the Sco Paulo, stating that the crop this year is expectea to yield about oue ?? argotas U1 cotton, and complaining that Sao Paulo cotton is never quoted in the Liverpool circulars under its own name, but as, Rio cotton whereas the province of Rin nroduneis no cotton at all. A consular ...

... f a , v I kn r. X l A1 I 1 - I - - I a- I., TI HO- DRAINAGE-OF TOWNS IN THE TEAMBS V ALE . I ?? The following oircular' bas been addressed to members of local boards in the Thamea valley': Gentlemen,-Some months have now elapsed sinoe we received notice from the Thames onservany to remiove, within thirteen months, all the sewage of out respective towns from the rivet; aid'although we have been ...

... THE RAFORM IEAGUE AND FEAIANISM. The discussion at the council meeting of the Reform League last night was confined to the considera- tion of a letter written by Mr. Beales on the Ferran question. Mr. Beales, speaking of the arming of the olice, says- Every effort should be made to prevent a foolish Fenian panic from being converted into a pretext forinfringementon the landmarks of tbh law ...

... MI. GLADSTONE M.P., ADD MB. WABLEB, I M.P.. ONF REFORM.. NORWICH, FRIDAY. A meeting of the advanced liberals of this city was held last evening-Mr. A. M. F. MORGAN in the chair -to concert measures for the future political organiaation of the working classes. The rOAuanAbr, in opening the proceedings, said, in anti. cipation of coming events and with regard to the large in. creaso in the ...