... GARI BALDI. .To /ic EDITOR of thle PALL MALL GAZETTE. Sil,-1 do not know whether you will care to insert a second letter fyoro me on the subject of Garibaldi, but it seems to me that events have pretty well justified the views expressed in the first. Nor, jasdging fromn the cjiticism with which you honoured my commurnication, antagonistic lhough it was I suppose intended to be, does there ...

... EARLUSRELL fAT THEP'LOdbOH MECHAfANIC§ INSTITUTIONI I E . . The annual distribution of prizes and certificates in connexion with the Birkbeck Literary and Scientific Institution (better known as the London Mechanics' Insti. tution), took place last evening in the theatre of the in- stitution. Earl utsJsELL presided. ' The Countess Bus' sell distribted the awards to the female, and the noble ...

... THE GREAT EASTERN BAIL WAY. The following circular has just been forwarded to the shareholders of the company: TO THE PROPlIETORS OF THE GREAT PASTERN RAILWAY COMPANY. Bishopsgate Station, London, Oct. 29. A requisition, duly signed, having been presented to the board calling upon them to convene a special meeting of the proprietors for the purpose of reducing the number of the directors, ...

... THE astonishing series of leading articles upon the Rornlui question which has appeared in the Times lately culminates to-day in a paper which again suggests that the Papacy ought to be maintained, that Garibaldi will probably soon be shot, and that that event will make every- thing comfortable. Peace and harmony will immediately reign where con- fusion and anarchy now prevail. The French ...

... BIR.D'S-EYE VIEW OF THE INTERNAL POSITION OF A US TRI A. Ti-In Empire of Austria, as we are all vaguely aware, is struggling among fearful difficulties in its task of internal reconstruction -difficulties greatly aggravated and complicated by its late disastrous war. But so imperfect in general is our acquaintance with the detailed conditions of the problem to be solved, and so multifarious ...

... IV ?? asa miitarty PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 29. The Himalaya, iron screw troopship, Captain Shunte B. Piers, 'arrived at Spithead this morning from Quebec, with the 2nd bat~talion of the 23rd Regiment; n and soon afterwards received orders to proceed to Ply- b mouth. i The Rosario, 5, Screw sloop, Commander G. Palmer, a sailed from Spithead yesterday for the Australian station. J The Supply, iron ...

... I ~ ~ THE--ROMN CRISIS. ,1 I s a k I a, ?? . ., , . Tohe French expeditionary force which sailed from Toulen on Ssitudayrj morning disembarked at Civita Vecchia yesterday morning, the 28th. Garibaldi, after taking Monte Rotondo o Sunday, was in a condition to move o, Rome after the battle, arriving before the city walls on the evening of that d He would, therefore, have a clear day's slst of ...

... I2THE BIShOP OP DOWN ADVD CONNOR AND THE HILLSBOROUGH MBETING. : _ The following protest has been addressed to the Bishop of Down and Connor by the clergy of hi, diocese against the observations made by his lordship is the House of Lords in reference to the Irish church There are 75 names attached, including those of the Arch. deacons of Down and Dromore.- We, the undersigned clergymen of the ...

... MrR. DISRAELI A T EDINBURGH. TuHOSE people who looked forward to Mr. DISRAELI'S speech at Edinburgh for the sort of amusement which he made for the galleries of the House of Commons in the later days of last session will not be disappointed. Those who hoped to find in it some serious effort to show that his treatment of Reform was in accordance with a statesmanlike policy, and that after all ...

... ITALY AND FRANCE. The Tisies is convinced that France has no wish, as she certainly has no interest, to set foot on Italian territory, and that even her occapation of the Pontifical dominions will go no further and last no longer than she can help. The time has gone by when the Emperor Napoleon was suspected of harbouring designs of territorial aggrandizement on that side. There is enough in ...

... HEE IBISH CHURCH QUESTION. or The following reply has been returned by the Bishop of Down and Connor to the circular addressed to him by his clergy which we published yesterday: Palace, Holywood, Oct. 26, 1867.' Reverend and dear Brethren,-Whilst I thank yen for the courteous expressions towards myself in the addresa you have presented to me, I must observe that it emanates from a ...

... TO THE EDITOR OP THE DAILY NEWS. SiR,-At a time when the treatment of the in- door poor is very properly engaging attention, permit me to invite consideration, to that accorded to the casual or wayfaring poor as it exists in many country unions- Guildford amongst others. The unions, as a rule in this neighbourhood, are about 10 miles apart. A wayfarer arriving in Guildford hungry, tired, and ...