... LATEST 'NE W. *| Hta.i OniryIc, Sat grday-ff ifg. 1 TELEGRAS BY: SPECIAL WIRE. r|2EP01T3ED E5ApE OF GARIBIsDI. - ?? tit: GanbiAdi has man- The Gacette Piemontese ?? -161M. w has aged to evade those wiho were watching got away. ?? TE INSURRECTION IN THE ROMAN I - , ,STATES. The intelligence from ?? States continues to be confnse&L and contradictory. : The insurgents appear to b&'traversing the ...

... STRANGE ADVENTURE- OF A SOLDIER. - In the early pitt of last'monlth, a soldier, named: Jonathan Howard, belongingto the MilitarTrain,. statiohed 'at Woolwicb, conceived the extraordinary idea -of starting for a run -on the' vroad it* Dick Turpin, and, as will be seen, he carried out-his well- considered ?? with wonderful cleysress -form.a month. Being a servant to Lieutenant Crawford, of the ...

... The thirtieth annual meeting of the Night Asylum -ifot4Hos; aes - and EtouEsoInduaryforIndiger4 Kamei riradtenaftaminozthe ba~l o the asylum, North Frederick Street. The Lord Provost ocecnpiethe chair, and amongst other gen- tlemen present wsre-the Lord Dean of Guild; the Rev. Mtssrs.;M. Lang, Drummond, and M'Millan; Dr- LGill; MessrsWin. 'El wen, James Campbell, Geo.- Reada, Jilh Brown, jun. ...

... By OB2DIN 4ABY TRLEGRAPH. FI I -(RELIUTElt'S TELEORAMS. J SPAIN. Madrid, Oct. 7. The nominal amount of stock of the passive debt which has been off ered for conversion, according to tbe conditions proposed by ?? Goverument is 737,000,000 reals. AFFAIRS IN TUNIS. Paris, Oct. 8. Official intelligence received here from Tunis an. nounce that Prince Sidi El Adel Bey had been ar- rested without ...

... THE VERIDICTIN THE CASE OF CLEMENT I TASCO. I To the Edito of te Gsgow' Herald. Sm.-Initheleadingarticleofyourpaper of the 10th inst. I observed comments on this case, ascribing the verdict returned by the jury to a popular dislike to capital punishment, and not to a caref al examination of the evidence ; but I am of opinion if the entire evi- dence, as led in Court, had been placed before the ...

... SIR GFBO G, SN ?? 'grg DISRABLI BANT AT EflMDG. (hn= the Northern Hnslgn An invitation being sent to SirGeorge Sinclair to permit his name to appear on the list-of stewards at a the approaching bnquet at Edinburgh to the Osaen. cellor of the E:xchequer, Sir George returned the following reply:- Tahuso Castle,. 27th Septemnber, 1867. 1 Sir,-I fool highly honoured by ing inited to 30 append my ...

... ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION AT LOUD WATER - About eight o'clock on Friday morning a dastardly attempt- at murder- wt--eommitted at-Loudwater, Bucks. A. police constable named4 iS imderstoody Deacon, keeper of the lock-up at Wycombe, in pur- suit of a ?? whose apprehension was 4esired, left- the latter place by the 8.5 LA. train, and arrived at the Loudwater station of the Aylesburry branch of the ...

... -, AY BEDULCOATION IN ,C OTLAN ?? thtCcroeh^ ) ., .;Elucatiofl cuinna- sirlo n. ii leil'; ?? isto the condition oi ti h eleme- l ?? -,!S SCotaIan, divided teiritinquiry ?? apponite two Assistant , 0 report upon t'he state of edu- . country districts, two to report 0 ?? . ;n .en as a samplze of the schools 'QUO 1n, :, r wtS, tld one to inquire into 8t I~eto uP .ud;t'on of the Western eF these ...

... FRIGHTFUL CONFLA4GRATIONIN NORTH : GRAY'S CLOSEA EDINBURGH. (-trom the Edinburgh Conrant.) On Thursday nightthe public of Edinburgh were again awfully startled by the outbreak of a fire in the densely crowded and populous group of houses between the lower part of the High Street and Physic Garden and between Carrubber's and Chal- mer' Closes. At 10 minutes after 10 o'clock a great I blaze was ...

... FE.NIANISM iN- LANCASHIRE. ILAID ON A FREIAN DEZVOWs Wl LIVEPOOL * (Prom the Iveroo} Mferr f S3atndair.) For some days it has been strongly suspected by the authorities that some of the men who were en. gaged En the attack npon the prison van at Man- thester were hiding in Liverpool. , A nriber 'of Manchester officers were sent here in order to ascer- tain whether they could identify: any of ...

... VOLLOKSHAW~S. A- u sAL DIPER.-On Friday afternoon, the an- . nual dinner of' the Magistrates and Town Cunicill of Pollokshaws took place within ?? Arms, Inn, when upwards of fifty gentlemen met at dinner., IProvost MY'KSay occupied the chair, and was sup. p-rosted riht and left by Wm Collodge, Esq., the v. Mr Turnbull, MrJas. Livingstone, be. Baille i Livingstone, the newly-elected Magistrate, ...

... 'j a, .. 4 4-- - _ _ - _. .- . IC) .1. I - - FRIDAY MWOBNG,OOT. 11.X .: . E 7- E :r AxolrHm destructive fire falls to be recorded. this morning. . Dalhousie. Castle, situated. .about nine miles south of Edinbirgh, and be r longing to the Earl of Daihousi,' although, presently occupied by M Ruth'erfrd Clark, advocate, was yesterday'mormnb,4, dstroyed-to a considerable extent by a-fire which ...