... TOWN EDITION. SUNDAY, OCTOBER C, 1807. TOPICS OF TRE WEEK, The arrest of GARIBALDI, which would have caused a revolution some time ago, has been without conse- quences, except a few local demonstrations of a half- hearted kind, and which have been easily repressed by the authorities. With much wisdom, the Italian Government has allowed the distinguished captive to retire to his own Caprera, ...

... DItPCT EVLENCE OF PROGRESS. he materials on which direct evidence of I the Pgaross which the working-classes have I jitpemsselves, may be grounded-if not 4 madefocr the leaves which lie, by poetic fa thickn osbsa vale-are not far to l pee ,It is contained in the many acts which seee, n passed during the last thirty-five Years, with the avowed object of elevating the moral condition and ...

... - 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 ...

... , [IM RBUTER'S TBEGRANS-1 FRANCE. PARIS, Wednesday Evening. The Maniteur d u Soir in its bulletin says:- No. sign of any disturbance or dissatisfaction has been manifested in the Roman states at the approach of the revorutici ary bands. The pontifical troops ihowed themselves determined to do their duty. The calm displayed by the inhabitants contrasted in a striking manner with the agitation ...

... F TT IUWWM FETE ALT TH *Y4 PALACE; The experiment of combining the itidal with the $aeiaj the useful with the muart, may toe saito have teen arried out with tolerable success in the Reform Atq at the Crystal-palace on Monday. ?? half- s two o'lock the cocpany exhibiW thei usual yariety. There were the unmistakable Americans, the Frenchmen with the most pronounced style of bat, and our ...

... 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 ...

... Arg- LFREST AND IMPRISONMENT OF GARIBALDL The Or7,ia Ganmefe says that Garibaldi hatving ex- r.t~re t0 return to Caprers, and that intention pr ith the wishes 02 the Government, the at once0 sgreed to it, aind the general left for that ei d Pa b ta ate vessel. Tbe l~tnlowing asccount is given of Garih1bdl's arrest at i li er presented himself to the general with a ?? It arrest. On learning the ...

... O OUXT TheE71qin ounrier gv'ed sa . wince acoount ofthe Queen's visit to his Grace. the Duke of Rllchmonl:- 'The inhabitants ci the upper die rict of Baiffibire have this week been unexpeotedly favonr-d wilh a visit from our sovereign ladytheQueen. Anourreaders sre aware, her Majesty has been ?? for the lost fes weeki at her favourite residence of Balmnoral and on IPeusday last she Paid a ...

... ace OLD NEAPOLITAN .JSTlIrCE E MAN- CHESTER-.-, thin the last week or two there has been wit- a iD au Ergiseb 'court of justice a spectacle r 0old have disgraced Naples in the days of Ejog , ube. Even under the reign of that execrable arrt nothirg more infamous than the manaeling and srI .o innocent men was witneesed. Nov. the lettenlug f Enolish law-or, should we not rather say, do terror ...

... STRANGl PROCEEBDINGS UDDER THE BETTINQ HOUSES ACT. WA- -- . - - t1icwii Mlee, landlord of the Crown Tavern, Brewer- sreet, Golder. square, appeared at Marlborough-street Pohice-oourt to auswer to three summonses, issued against htm at the instanue of a woman named Franoes Oompton, and charging him vwith allowing his house to be nsed for betting purposes. Mr. Griffiths appeared i. support of ...

... T.: ~PROVINCES. DEBBYZBfit-DUPRnTE PPOACNi'APnAr.( -One of the most desperate and dreadful poaching atays that has occurred in Derbyshire took place early on Sunday moralng at Hopwel, a vijlge a few mllulromD'erb)y. Between e and two o'ock inthe n leilnB a gamekeepe? named Stevena, along with an 1rii-keeper w ere or t watching on the lende belong- .ng to Mr. Pares, of ~Hopw6U-hall; when they ...