... mbmVU0I ?? IgerUflag XIALS POWIL X SUREn | DOMESTIC. The :Sunday Gaazette says the statement' that Mr. Thornton has been appointed to replace Sir Frederick Bruce at Washington is somewhat premature. He* has been offered the post, but, inasmuch as he is at Rio Janeiro, between which and this country communication is slow, it will be some weeks before we can know whether he will accept it or ...

... At the Cambridge police court, Augustus Henry 'Ward, of Oldfield House, Wiabesoh, merchant, and alderman of that borough, was oharged under the by-laws of thd Great Eastern Railway Com- pany with wilfully interfering with the comfort of hnother passenger travelling on that railway, in the same carriage, on the 15th day of August last. Mr. Straight, barrister, appeared to support the complaint, ...

... - r -o u I FENIANISM. TO TI MIDITORS OF THE LIVBBPOOL XBERURY. Gentlemen,-I am a Catholih, English-born. I wriht not on behalf of Ireland, but on behalf of human kind. I am not an old man; but the history of bygone days, ae well as the knowledge of the present time, forces upon me the conviction that these revolutionary movements are the, worst affliction that ever happened to Ireland and I ...

... I WAKING THE WRO3y .. PERSON. I A gentleman, it appears, has recently pedestrian tour round Erin's Isle, ndz at observations in his diary of the vaous p'lS ht Irish character which he witnessed. Perbep rt, following incident, which occurred some i bm since and has escaped notice in thepre,ml a. serve to add a curious illustration of B,:/bmn prs and customs. It is not merely foundedotf4' ...

... IflE THSMHTING OF P}''ABiANT' I THE METN OF:RIMN There seems to be no longer any doubt that Parliament will be called together about the middle of the month of November, for the purpose of sanotioning the expenditure already incurred in preparations for the war. in Abyssinia and for the further purpose. of granting additional supplies for that unifortu-' nate undertaking The only orauni.ance, ...

... | PREFERMENTS AND APPOINTMR!1I. Beach, Rev. W. B., MA.:, to a colonial chaplaincy at Bong Klong. Blaskeit, tev. ]EL B., M.A., to Incumbency of Christ Church, Woburn-square, London. Blckman, Rev. R L, M.A., to vicarage of Dorney, near tean. ColliD, Rev. Dr. Y. D., to vicarage of Stratford-on-Avon Poster, Rev. K. B:, KLA., to rectory of Dowaby, Lincoln. ahire. Fox, Bev. I. J. L., to curacy of ...

... THE FENIANS AT MANCHESTER. ?? Saturday, the four Fenians arrested at Liverpool during the previous night were brought before Mr. Fowler at the Manchester police court. Their names are James Chambers, William Broughy, Patrick Donoghue, and John Lanuigan. There was sufficient evidence against Chambers ,aud Brongby to warrant their detention, and they w vere remzanded till Mfonday to be brought ...

... I4ATEST AMD GRAPHIC NEWS. ORfTER'S TELEGRAMS.] INVASION OF THE PAPAL STATES. z1URE OF THE TOWN OF SFBIACO. t CO-U~TyR BETWEEN PONTIFICAL c r TB.OOB AND GARIBALDIANS. I SOBTD 'DEFEAT. OF INSURGENTS E OD loss OF I EADER. y ARRANGE NTS IN ROME. 1 n n FDRESS FROMI GARIBALDI. R rooLAMATIUN OF THE ROMAN COMMITTEE. FLORENCE, OCT. 11, EVENING. ogcioal Gazctie corrects the news published e tbe Brco, ...

... THE UNION OF LAC m AND YORK8EuREE ?? The annual meepti- .. -tyI --unal meeting of th Yorkshire Union of ,ejs c held on Saturday at the tis, Iri Manchester. Mr. Alderi,55 R About 100 delegates ere 2a from Dr. Ps khurst, Bec p * er *e embodied those of the 50ry. other institutes), stated thi'j 3 tutes in union, of wlieh thre Qee]1 mitted in the past yeea e received from 4 andit, p Repo bad of ...

... EXTRAORDINARY INFATUA- I . i .TION. I (Prom the Bostorn Post of Septeme~r 30.) About half-past nine o'clock last evening, an affair occurred In a house of ill-fame, kept by a woman known as Frank Howard, in'Alden-street, which was rather singular in its &roumstanoes and nearly tragic in its results. It appears that a young manof means, about 30 years of age, named Frederick A. Babcock, and ...

... _ _L O A L . . . . I .NEw- . I 4ir; (7ST- HEL.N' s) L.R.V.-Owing to the Imnur state of the atmosphere on Saturday last, -It wa found impossible to complete the shooting Icn thb -illenge bugle. YOTGa MOxs's CHaISTur AssoarATIo-The ti second in the oourse of lectures at the college will be delivered to-morrow evening by Mr. Henry eVincent. LI SUICIDE Or A Pnisovau uN WATON G AOL.- )f On Saturday ...