... Pauperism continues to show a considerable increase in the number of persons receiving parochial relief. The average weekly numbers relieved in the September quarter of i865 were 117,I72 in-door, and 719,589 out- door; in the same quarter of i866 the numbers were I20,955 in-door, and 7'7'553 out-door; last quarter, 129,838 in-door and 743,977 out-door. The increase of in-door pauperism since ...

... WEAT with the alternations of defeat and success which seem to be the only certain facts in the progress of the Roman question, and what with the difficulty of getting at the real desires of the great Continental Powers as to the support of the Pope, it is scarcely a ratter of surprise that a good many politicians of the more cautious and conservative sort are asking themselves whether, after ...

... Tu~esday, 2 o'clock. Ol'id Cf,'-bttTitTnld OeW d. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. I ITALY AND THE ROMAN QUESTION, FLORENCE, OCT. 28 (EIveieg). It is stated that Deputy Broglio has accepted the portfolio of Minister of Public Instruction. Garibaldi is said to have left Monte Rotondo yesterday, and to have gone to the hills near Fornova. About 3co Papal troops have arrived at Terni as prisoners, but were ...

... AUSTRALIAN, NEW ZEALAND, WESTI INDIAN, AND PACIFIC MAILS. (nxiUlRnF'5 ramrs.) 51 PLYMOUTH, OcT. 28. ' The Royal Mail Company's steamerAtrato, from 1 the West Indies, arrived here to-day. Her dates o are, by the arrival of the Metaura, due one day and a half before, at Panama, from Sydney, Sept. 1, ti and Wellington (New Zealand), Sept. 8, with 51 n through passengers; by the arrival of the ...

... rRA1U-UL STORM - : O H A : NNL. FEIABFUL STORM IN THE CHANEL. On Friday and Saturday night last a fearful storm swept over the St. George's Channel, and caused several serious shipping disasters and loss of life, the most serious being that of the Earl of Chester, which went on ?? on the rocks at Rbhosneigr, nearBangor, on Saturday night, and became a total wreck; Captain Nancollis, his wife, ...

... ELEGApHTIC INTEL WNC.| (REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.) Ky, prlOCLAlMATION OF THE KING OFeITALY. ]?LORENCE, OCT. 27, EvENING. qu The following proclamiation of King Victor Em- Th manuel to the Italian people has just been issued 1 in this capital she 'ltaliats ! Bands of volunteers, excited and ti sedulced by a party without my authorisation or de that of my government, have violated the frontier tic of ...

... Uniborditt) EattlUffence# I I CAMBRIDGE, Ocr. 28. di STOURBRIDGV CHAPEL.-The following has been Pe issued with regard to this interesting relic :- The Syn- ml dicate appointed February 28, 1867, to consider, 'ad- Sal hibito in consilium architecto, numquid ad Capel- do lam Stourbridgiensem sartam teotam conservan- cn dam faciendum sit, examinata prins charts qua v dicta Capella a viro ...

... try 1) attl. pew§s, DRURY-LANE. es. rr THIS EvEssO, THE LADY OF LYONS. Messrs. Barry Sulvn .yder, HosM'nyeJ oustons, &e. . Niesdamess Her naun Vezin, Vandenh ?? ° ILLER AND a1S MEN. Mr. E. Phelps, miss Edith Stuart. ElAYMAEKET. 'Ti lls EVENING, THE WINNING CARD. Mr. Compton-OUR AMERICAN COUSIN. Messrs. Sothern, Cislppendale. Rogers, Raymond, Clark, Gordon, &e. ; Mesdlames Robertson, Dalton, ...

... The morning papers publish very little Italian news. By war of Paris we hear of Garibaldi's continued success. The Presse of last evening says that having been reinforced by several thousand deserters from the Italian army, he has taken Monte Rotondo, after a very severe fight. The Pontifical troips were in the proportion of one to ten. The insurgent bands marched immediately on Rome, and it ...

... S 7 AN iAsS B A' RAILWAY , Y ?? . , bSXYBNA,.AND VASSAB': RAILW.AY.- ?? ?? ~ ~ ~ ~ I _ * _ , . . The ordinary geuealismeeting. 'of 'this company was held yesterday at.theoffices, 8,- Old.Jewry, Hr. J. W. IL&nsIXG, the chairman of the board, presiding. Mr. CAPS, the secretary, read the report as follows: It is gratifying to the directors to be enabled in these times to report that a railway ...

... I I * trox ous OWN~ 90 OP)' (Aportion of the following appeared ili our Evening Edition of yesterday :] PAIsb ~~W i ARIS,' SUNDAY WHRIa. The Privy Council, which only meets on very extraordinary occasions, assembled at St. Cloud. to-day. The Empress was present. Of course the fearful step to which the Emperor is committing France was the subject of discussion. The Marquis Pepoli, charged with ...

... CORRESPOND ENCE. WHAT IS A WHITEBAIT? To the EDITOR of the PALL MALL GAZETTE. SIR,-What is a whitebait Probably if any one amongst the thousands of persons who go to Greenwich and Blackwall to partake of this delicacy ever asks himself the above question, he is satisfied wih, the conviction that it is a small fish which, when properly cooked, witlh the judicious additions of lemon, cayenne, ...