... GARI3B&mDrs ESCAPE: WO3m CclPrB&. Doe corrodent of the Libe)te' iiurenos eays.:- Do'in*t Garitbaldj stay in Florence 'be Nozotimtions te. tween him and the Minlistry were carried on throu Ih the IntervPintion of Crispi. What a si5t1ular man is tuts Garitaldi, escapi9g limplrg and feeble from his eightly sentinels acd the look-out of seven vessels os the royal navy! About four o'clock on the ...

... CBNTRAL CRIMINAL CoraT.-The October se0sions of the Central Criminal Court open to morrow. The calim- dar 1i not large considering the time that has elapsed since the last sitting, nor are there many OTs of public interes to be tried. DEATH o0' n. WEIss, ,Hp voCaLTST -We 1ave .to announce the decease of Mr. W. -. Weiss, the popul&r baritone, who expirvd on Thursday night, fn his forty- eeventh ...

... REFORM Ulol.GA AT ?? l OdM idl. emo strat oa orgauiz ?? t,1oeras ?? at Northam pto ~ ' '4'Thri ?? Reform League Woo V- :8 1se41 town. Int the aft ersio bands Marcli,id I-j J% at aere carried thruh thdtet, tr ...

... INDECENT CONDUCT OF a RAILWAY At the Gnild3haU, on jraureddy, Arthur (ooper, ltving at 4, Veraonteqatrea Clerkenwell, was ohrrged before Talerman (Wiliam Lawrsnoe with indecently assaulting Cartr, a domestic ervuunt, while riding in a second- Dlao ra iway catriage on the London, Chathamn, and Mt~r. Church, the ajoitor, attended on behalf of the rail- wayot Company to wvatca. the case. and if ...

... THE ABYSSINIAN EXPSDITION. LVrom Cue i nes oJ ?? 01 8po. 28.J Preparations for the Abyssinian campaign are being made in Bombay vkih all the despatch and foresight for which the heads of decartments in India, unfettered either by War-cfioe or Horse Guards, have on all coca- EionS been noted. The principal officers acooinDanyinB] the exoedition will be as ?? ahief, his Exoellenoy Sir R. Napier, ...

... Acelaide Lomax (the wife of a retired j unabliat of that name) has been charged at Margate 'wich atrocious cruelty to her child, Agnes Lomax, otherwise Agnes Bayly. Mr. Pollaky watched the case on behalf of the Na- tional Society for the Piotecuon of Young Girlo (Lon- don); Mr. Mcas prosecated; and Mr. Towne oefended. Two female servants deposed that the prisoner had hit the child on the hands ...

... flEE FENIAN PA aC. eight 'i on bancitay evening a bolly 0t Men, Al C5'3,u 200 asosemtbled on the glacie ?? the gl thle Phcoaiz-piark, Dublin. Thoy were d by th'~ Fettry, to whom they replied by shout- ch05iig- ribsill lagngage- The superintendent of 61- so seeing tbat the crowd did not seem disposed Imae' rdeedthe signals agreed upon to ba flrrd. ?? the m5g zle were got in readiness to ,u aan ...

... I T3SBRBFO1U LE&GUM AND FE__N_ sM A _ . - - - ?? _ - , . _. _ ?? _ un weonesnay eveinug, EiLe ?? naustness t the council of the Reform League was the discusston of e letter from the president, Mr. Baales, M.A., upon re. nfanism. Etretat, near Havre, Oct. 19. ?? dear Howell,-The account in the newspapers forwarded to we here o vwhat tock plare at the delegate meeting of the aeague Is't ...

... ThEVRENCH BXSHO.PS AVD THR POPM The Fiench bishops are very sctive in gettiug up poed tions on behalf of the Pope, and two petitions addressed so the iocperor, one il course of signature at Lille, the other a; ioubsix, are made publio. ?? former esys:- `Sire -Firnce shudders from one extremity to the other, in presence of the grave events which are passing ia Italy, and tne dangers wbijh ...

... A PIONEE19. . man naa Oeparted trom among us whose name hag not of late years been much heard, but who, with all hia faults, must be regarded as a great man, singularly suited to the wants of the country, for a long time the leader of the mission, and through whose spirit of enterprise jt mainly was that this island was fully occupied by mis. sionaries. Henry Williams, late Archdeacon of ...

... MISCELLANEOUB, A New York paper says tbat a brother of B arns's High - Ia'd Mary is an ordnance sergeant, at Newport, Rhode Island, and is eighty y-ars of age. The number of patients relieved at the Royal Free Hospital during the week ending October 19 was 3,345, of whlch 1,017 wrere new cases. It is stated that Mr. Anthony Trollope, ambitious of a sast in parliament, will stand for Birmingham ...

... POREIGN INTELLIGENCE, On Saturday week, a division of troops embarked at Toulon, for the BRoms States, under the commnand of Count Paifkao (General Montanabu), but disembarked on Sundar. The Moniteur of Monday says:- In preseneO of the aggression of which the Pontifical States have been the object on the part of the revolutionary bands who have coissed the Papal frontier, the Frenoua ...