... |LATEST NfEW'S . [R IT 's Taixonkiis.] THE INVASION OF THE &PAPjr STATES. FILOnSCE, Oct. 1, Evenia. Adlvices receivedl here froml the ]lomais tronltier anG els5 thait the insurrectionary movenucat still Cintituel. 1oi that new bands of insurgents were assesubling at dioireQ knoints. FLoLsEixcE, Oct. .3. Intelligence frons Viterbo announces that an eoncouet.. has taken Wlaco betwenall insurgent ...

... THE LEEDS MERCURY. SVEIRAL encounters between the Papal troops and the ineurgents are reported, and in every case the I . . . . . . I advantage has been with the latter. A body of troops is said to have joined the rebels. The insurrection is spreading, and, under cover of these successes, the in- surgents are concentrating their forces. It is said that an understanding exists between the ...

... THE LOSS OF A HARTLEPOOL BRIG AND I FOUR HANDS. I YARMOUTn, Friday. Last seight it blew heavily fromn N. by E., with terrific squalls of hail and rain. About a quarter to nine, durisig the height of the gale, the storm eompausy of beachimen, while on the look out oui the pier, observed a tie barrel burning in a S.E diroetioll Supposing it caine from a vessel in the Roads, they launehed their ...

... , LEEDS, OCTOBER 7, 1867. CooMmiSsIoNs.-The following commissions are ?? A. V. C.-J. Bourne, Eaq., to be honorary Colonel ?? T. A. Bushby to be Lieutenant-Colonel; Captain H. :I. Horaby to ba Major. Sth A. V. C.-G. G. Belcher, Uent., to be First Lieu- tenant; A. J, Kinloch, Geut., to be F~rst Lieutenant. 19th A. V. C.-E. H. Liddell, Esq., to be Captain, vice Faulkner, resigned. 21st A. V. . ...

... TIHE I\TR' 1 Uic CHXMI i STILITT;itur, Oct. *1. The Rafti of the Blili'ary Sorvico Bill has beun refornod j a coa1111 ittee of thie Uilmlinbr of I) diuties. ?? bill ,Cnedorc Ilkflit.lry ?? C0ililIulsOry ?? all tIII cia 09, with- oillsulutitlte, aild lisce tile pelril(l altogether at twelve ?? ¶I ee Qheinig passe4l ill tile regulal armlly, foiar ill the r( erve. ftid fie ill the UTInlaweli. ...

... A correspondlent of the Star ?? seine time past a system of corruption has been fostored by the Tory party ill Guildford, which threatens in time to destroy the nidepondence of the borough, and to eaid in its total disfranchisement. It is effected through the medium of weekly or monthly meetings, held alternately at tire dille- rent public-houses inl the toWIl, for the ostensible ?? of ...

... ITHUE BOUNDARY OF HlUDDERSFIELD._ I On Sfaturday, Gon. Sir 1. Dacres, and Mr. Serjecnut II. T. Atkinson, Assistant 1Bounldsry Comnmis- sionlers, resumed thorir inquiry into the boundlary of the pa~rliamentary borough of Huddrerlield, at the Board- room of the imnprovemenet Cormmiisaioenes, lHameden- street. Mr. I, BARER, solicitor stated that since the adjourn- ment of the Court on Friday ...

... RECOVERY OF THE BODI}S3 01 MIU. PARKI N JEFFCOCI( AND OTHERS. During Friday ?? andl Satturdav the cIC, were busily engaged in clearing the bottom of the shaft and also tho box-holoe The body of a Mart namu1ed IAfred Iloyltalid (as already stated) wae brought out shortly after aix o'clock on Friday evening, and lbe was at olive recog- riircd fromt the ?? that he , few years since lost one of ...

... GRAND VOLUNTEER REVIE W AT LIVER- I POOL. ~- . .. The Liverpool review on Saltuirdaly last, though on the whole at great success, was not oni so large a scale its was expected, the troops ou the ground being about 12,00; in nunilter, while upwards of 20,000 or :10,030 were originally ezpected to take part in the alt ir. The day was obser~ved as a general holiday. There was, of course, an ...

... TIlE REPEESENTATION OF BRA-DFORD- I The mnost iloticeable event osc heturdity inl cots- neclion with thea contest for the borough of Bradford was tile cebi'gnation of Mr. II. W. Rfipley. Attention. was dioinw in our icseiressioss of Saturday to the fact that hMr. ltistley wats Usewicling to CaLI bite actioti the usual cccx- chusesvy employed its electioneering campaigns. Hoe woulda have no ...

... THE ?? AMIAN OUTRvAGE AT WTANCIESTER 'jllDEFENCE. Thu 10elest' Lis resssrned this morning, before lsir Fower 'la same legal gentleman aippeaxed as Mefre. Fowler ?? arc) the names of the prisoneria Wi. Iul,~ o Mears Aflen, Edward Shore, Michael Wsrin col, Ciis. M Ous), Patrick Kelly, Michael Maguire, John fls ~ Brenan, .. F.Nugesst, Winl. Martinl, Bolai, Michael liennuedy, J. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ John ...