... S DRURY-LANE. ThIS EVENING, THE LADEY OF LYONS. Messrs. Barry Sullivan, gyder, Rouse, Mnlytvre, J. Johnrstone &c.; Meedanmes Her nann Vezin, Vandenhoff, ?? THE MILLER AND ialS MEN. Mr. E. Phelps; Mliss Edith Stuart.: HAYMARKET. T13l5 EVENING, TIIE WINNING CARD. Mr. ComptOn.-OUR AMERICAN COUSIN. ?? Sothern, Chippendale, Rogers, Raymond, Clark, Gordon, &c.; lesarames Robertson, Dalton, Burke, &c ...

... 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 ...

... THE LATE GALES.-LIFEBJOAT SERVICES. GIRVAN, N.B., OCT. 28. During a heavy gale on the night of the 26th inst. (reports Mr. John B. Boss) the smack Margaret Davies, of this piacs, in making for the bar refused to answer her helm, and was driven ashore on a reef of boulder stones south of the harbour. The crew expected to get her off, but the gale increasing to a hurricane, the vessel became a ...

... TH[E ROMAN CRISIS AND THE STATE OF TE O ITALY. l The Riformc of the 27th publishes the following bulletin: Garibaldi has moved forward; he is now under the walls of Rome. The Gazette of Piedmont publishes the following proclamation: . Italians ! Garibaldi has answered the appeal of Rome: : he went and conquered. But our country is threatened with invasion by foreigners. To arms, Italians ! ...

... IaM. DISRAELI AD MR. LOWE I | -pINBU G , I ?? a,- I . o _ * .(nR TELG6'c;R . THE FREEDOM OF THE CITY. at EDINBURGH, WEDNESDAY. dl The proceedings at the banquet last night were not brought to a close until after midnight. Among the i toasts snbsequent to the speech of the Chancellor of the in Exchequer were Her Majesty's Ministers, responded i to by Lord John Manners; The Two Houses of ...

... 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 ...

... WVednesday, 2 o'clock. .rfrid Obtainald otwd. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. ITALY AND THE ROMAN QUESTION. FLORENCE, Oct. 29 (Evening).-No further intelligence of the latest move- ments of the insurgents has been received. Communication is interrupted on the railway between Orvitello and Civita Vecchia. PARIS, Oct. 3o.-The Monitezer of this morning says The French fleet arrived on the evening of the 28th ...

... 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, ...

... ~ 1 1 . ~ F RJANE. I , 4?? I . A. I I Snom ous owN ComuSol rNDM.) rtion of the following appeared ia out lvening E *otina of yesterday : Ai , o E i I . . ~~~PIRIS, ?? Ev~wmai The situation, if not materially changed,. enters upon an important new phase by the proclamation which the French government has at length forced from the unfortunate Victor EmmanUel. For be- veral days past the semi ...

... p, FE-,AN TRIALS AT MANCHESTER. t ?? - MANCHESTER, OCT. 30. The Crown Court at these assizes was opened this lrorning at nine o'clock, when Mr. Justice Blackburn and DNI. 1isti Molellor took their seats on the bench. The priseserS Alkn, Gould, Ltrkcin, Magurre, and Shore were ictiedibtelY placed at the bar, and the trial proceeded. ,yhellrs had been brought from the New Bailey prisou uler a ...

... 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 ...