... le ?? ~~ti DRURY-LANE. 111 THIS EVENIIN, THE LADY OF LYONS. Messrs. Barry Sulllivanls WRye'~ va'lnlofh ;ndai=so l s- mes.me c( SLiAn, OFder, Rouse, MIrntyre, J. Johustod, & Emesy, Cesalhne Mellou, ?? THE ER h, AND rhS MERN .. E. Phelps; Miss Edith Stuart. RAYMAHICET. Tmlis EVEsING, THE WILNNING CAID. Mr. ComptonR-OEUR S AEPOIGUEN COU.TSIN. Messrs. SotYiern, Chippendale, Rogers, T Raymond, ...

... I)UTIES AND) DANGERS. Ps hr. DISRA1l. has told us with so much emphasis, the Reform orl; of last session is done, and cannot be undone. We have, for g, od or fcr evil, inaugurated a new electoral era, or what may, and probably will, prove such. The task that now lies before us is to prepare for that coming era and turn it to right accouant; and in cirder that we may do this, we must, like ...

... CORR ESPONDENCE. FIXED INCOMES. To the EDITOR of tile PALL MALL GAZETTE. SIr,-There are some sensible remarks on the subject of fxed incomes. and the luckless possessors of them, in the last nurnber of the Scr/urdayj Rcr'ic', but whilst the illustrations of the suffering occasioned by the increase of prices, &c., at the present time are drawn from the status of the clergy, the only good ...

... MR, EMERSON ON ELOQUENCE, MR. RALPH WALDO EMERSON has opened the lecture season of Boston vith a discourse on eloquence. In maintaining that the orator represented a distinct class of minds he said:- Intellect and force to carry on the business of the world are rarely united in ose person. There are wise men of counsel who are the real force of any assembly, congress, or parliament. Beside ...

... 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, ...

... FRENCH CIRCULAR ON THE ROMAN I QUESTION. | (From yesterday's .j. at r The following circular note has been addressed by the Marquis de Moustier to the French diplo- matic agents abroadI PARIS, OCT. 25. Sir,-We do not wish at this moment to occupy, ourselves with enumerating the successive incide]ts which have given riseto,andpushedto extrem e con- sequences, a crisis as threatening to the ...

... 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 ...

... THE B-EFOBM LEAGUE AND FVNIA4ISM. The Council of the Reform League met last | fs night at their rooms, Adelphi-terrace, Mr. MElURMAN in Fr the chair. There was a crowded attendance of members. The CHAIRMAN read aletter from the O'Donoghue, M.P., dated, Killarney, October 28, 1867, in which he ex- ca pressed the gratification he had derived from reading the . proceedings of the meeting of ...

... 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 ...

... THE FIGHTING IN ROJIIE. ROME, Oci. 23. Evrihrs here have followed each other with a rapidity that outstrips itragiroticn. 'Jibe day before yesterday brought to Rome M. Prudon, an offcer of the staff of the French army, who came overland, and inrstantly repairing to the Vatican obtained an audience of the- Pope. He irfoin ecl the RolyFather that he was charged by the Emperor to announce that en ...

... TBR GREAT EASTERN RALUWAY. I TO THE EDITOR OF THE DALY NEWS. Sm,-In common doubtless with many other shareholders in the Great Eastern Railway, I am much plrased to learn that there is to beholden on the 8th of November at the London Tavern a meeting of the pro- prietois of this company, whereat it is proposed, amongst other subjects, to consider and discuss --lat. The present constitution of ...