... ILATEST E IWS. [iBY lr: NEWS-LETTER OFFICE, Satarday Morning. RE-ARREST OF GENERAL GARIBALDI. an FLORENCE, Oc1. 3, EvEa;i\so¾-The Disrito of IS this evening publishes the following telegram as ve received from private sources:- General Garibaldi embarked yesterday for Leghorn, hut, on his arri- f r val, he was re-arrested, and again conducted to Ur Caprera. iHe is now Under the surveillance ...

... CHURCH OF SS. MICHAEL AND JOIIN, .A-l ! _1 _ .. .. . . _v .. .. . . deldom indeed have the citizens of Dablin had an opportunity ainmilarto that presentedto theinfor hear- 'log ' more accomplishod and eloquent preacher than that which will be afforded in the Church of SSB Michael and John on to-morrow (Sunday), The day happens to bathe Octave of the Feast of the holy patron, St. Michael the ...

... DEI7ARTUPE 0P THE LORD LIEUTENAX'lT FROMr B EL FA ST. YES-ERDAxn, his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant left Belfast by special train at half-past twelve o'clock for Newtownstewart, whence he proceeded to Baronscourt. Ris Excellency, accompanied from Belvoir Park bySirThomnas Bateson; Bart.,; Hon. G. Dillon,Privnte Secretary;andCapt. Gregory, A. D C., arrived in his carriage at the Ulster Railway ...

... 1)E'TFIR 'Lt U-MENAN7 IN ila AST4 . (FROl OU SPROUIL i lrOUT]B.) I BLFABT, IO 1nTDAY.-In the course of his inspection of the public buildings of Belfastyesterday the Lord Lieutenant visited the deaf and dumb and blind inetitiotion, and apparently derived much pleasure 'front the reception ho received. There were present. :-7r e Prcteitant Bihobp o' Down, 'Mt. Edwxrd ,OVf ,O'Neil, M.P; Mr. ...

... Belfast Rtw-e-Fftr. (ESTAS.LISBED ANNO 1737,) BELFAST: SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, 186%. IsTrLLIsENCE of the re-arrest of Garibaldi reaches us from Florence. It seems that the General embarked on Wednesday for Leghorn, but the Italian authorities once nmore made him a prisoner. Ile was conducted to C.aprera, which is now under the surveillence of a G overn- inent vessel. Doleful accounts relative to ...

... I I Orders hive boen issued by the Police Oomrsis. sioners for all the constables n the metropolitan force o tolearuthe cutlawdrllL ?? U'Donuell, the Life Guardsman, is much worse, t and It is'feaed he will not rally. S On Wedpeaday morning asl attempt was made to d Iet fire to t6ai PQWder migaz4ie of the 18th IMidle-. P s et'RllloImesu, 8ituat~at the Grantge, Roreth. si ! The ?? commanding ...

... CHERICO-AGIRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF ULSTER. ADDRESS TO THE LOPRD fl1EhMU-fSAT. WE A:sios the addresses presented to his Excellency pro on Thursday was one from the Chemico-Agricul- pa tural Society of Ulster, which was omitted from the se( CO] account of the proceedings in yesterday's news-Sol papers. A deputation from the society waited upon re( his Excellency, and ke The Marquis of DowtcsNIRE ...

... | TIHE ABYSSINIAN CAPIVES. The Pall Mall Garctte contains a letter dated r July 21st from Lieutenant Brideaux, one of the 6 Abysdinian captives. At that time he was sanu uife inhiis anticipations of release,and requested clothing I might be despatched for him to Massowah, to await I hls snival there on hia return to England. 'The 8 same paper says the whole of the European force in Abyssinia ...

... TO CORRESPOSDENTS. I Lorncr-We bare been rbhfiged to hold ever ovenlthiug in the shat s ofeorres-pnridence fr the Inst few wecbs. FLAX EXTENSION ASSOCIATION. TO TTIE EDITOR oF TIEr PELFAST rEVx-LEIrTrEn. SuE:-1 feel snre that I may answer for the above Association, that it will be happy to give every encouragement to Mr. Swaans process of ilax-preparing, aliuded to b>y him in to-dayvs NVecv-- ...

... Iv< frlimaly's iKfnlJal, DUBLIN: SATURDAY, OCTOBElR 5, 1867. = ?? _ _ _~ ~ ~ ~~1 A0AIxN we have i' rumours of war promi- nently set forth in the columns of our Lon- le don and Continental contemporaries, and it OX would seem that it is expected that war,B 1 should it unfortunately break out, will be E accompanied by Revolution. Agitation on at the Continent has assumed a serious aspect ...

... ?? - - a Z ?? 1.LATEST INTELLIGENCE I WVY 'niR 1? PaT THE ROMAN QUESTION. 'Berlin, Friday, Oatober 4. The som ?? Xorth Gons'sa G=z of thil {evening: says wo have received a commniunication from PariH, derived from weA informed quarters,. according towlieoh the views of tba French GoVoreai =:ent in regard to an alteration of the September Convtbioxi, by no means go sofar, as to oppose deg, ...

... THE CHURCH CONGRESS. WaOLVER.HMPTON, TUESDAY. -To-day the Church Congress of the current year was inaugurated in this town. Up to Saturday night last no less that 1,500 tickets were disposed of. There are six English and twenty-four colonial and American bishops present at the Congress, amongst whomn are those of Oxford and London. The Con- gress is held in the Agricultural h~ai, but the pro- ...