... THE UiEPTN LMFIORUATOItY. We bave beeu rtequested to give insertion to thv annexed Itter, which has been addressed to th- Rcv. Mosep Furlong, Director of St. Patricoks lefo! matory, Cork: *'Limerick, Monday, October 21. flly. A1i) MOST DeAn SIB-I never yet bad the pleasure ef seeing you, nor yet had I the happinesi. of hearing much about you, or the wasnificont in stitution which you- ...

... 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 ...

... TILE LEEDS MERCURY. TnrE KiNG or ITALY has made his choice, Ile had the alternative of heading the revolation and ;Ibraving France, or of obeying France and braving the Ls revolution. Ile has chosen the latter, Ho has issued :o a proclamation denouncing the movement ?? a Rome, and declaring that his imperious duty will b3 d to save the honour of Italy by putting it down. Italy, n he says, ...

... APTOMINMAS'6 HARP RECITAL, Last night wve bad the pleasure of listening to a m very novel, indeed, anuiquo, performance in th a MusicIall T Mr. Aptomnmas, probably the most skilful living har O gavea a-harp Recital, The burp in the last genera- t tiosI was much cultivated, but it bas now almost gene out t of fashion. It is matter for regret that itishould he so, a as the harp is such a ...

... ir MONDAY.-The sudden delrease of- pressure ro- l ported from the northern stations on Saturday became :e much more extensive in the course of the (lay, but this 3d orning the pressure shows a remnarkable incresee since 7- yesterday amounting to 8-lOths of an inch in the north (if d Scotland, On Saturday night and Sunday the wind in- .S creased to a gale front the S.W., which reached the force ...

... F ~TBE-1 ROMAN QtfLVGTION. I TheII l a'i i ?? the French nation ha 'choean;to'take the invaiion of, the Papal States as a Iebhilenge Ito Fiured the ?? wme'bazrly ay aop !e a Ife agenL The Italian Sruggle, however eliy to PSeI the shoest duration-indead, Fwithin' tvry fe* das *a may receive the reautauce eof pere and' ordW being rdetored. Garibrdi cau hardly -have matelial mas either for ...

... U1ICLE TOM'S CABIN. When Mrs. Stowe had done the work, the United States stood by and eaw her deprived of threoofourths of her just and legitimate wages without stirring a linger for her protection. The book sold to the extent of two millions of copies, and the story was played in most ef the theatres in which the English language is spoken, and in manv French and German theatres. In one ...

... ?? LATEST'. X- H N , EW.. t ; S: R S E E - l ME~ li A m 0 COMMERCIAL. LODO, MozN,&i EvENWqO. The IXing of ital.Vs proclamation; ban been re-, ceived with satl~actioni by sotck excha~nge 4oera. 1 oi. tiscniedtoo practically solve the I tresent Roman. difficulty.' Conseq0uently, after. opeankn rather flatter, the imarketis hjv*&4xpe46 rienced a rebound 'of imporitane. Li ~r~ites,'' Italian ...

... THIE MUNICIPAL ELECTION. HAMPTON WARD. ;ho A toestlog advertised ats of Mr. Taylor's friand i was el. hold at Mr. Mou.sley's, Constiation HUIl, leet night. There wasa, crowded atondanoe. Mr. Bliddle preaidod, and the meeting wae a6 most disorderly ooe, there appearing to be Id, as maty of Mr. Morley's as Mr. Taylor's f fienida preaf ut. Mr. TAYLOR addresaed the meeting, referring to the ing ...

... STRAFER ATHEN-rUJM WAUGU9RALI ADDRESS Bly GEORGE YOUNG. ESQ., MI.P The second session of the Stranraer Athenieum Vwas opened on the evening of Friday last, when the in- augural address was delivered by George Young, Esq., M.P. for the Wigtown burghs. There was a C very large attendance. Provost Guthrie took the I chair, and briefly introduced Mir Young, who was E received with loud applause. ...

... I The detective police, fb act efficiently in Impor- tant cases, mus have information.' Without this essential element theywould inmost insances, notwithstanding theirekill and cunning~be brought to a standstill. But their diffioultyinregardto the Fenian movement in quite the other way. They have too much information; they are burthened with communioatlons which are .uppofed to set them on ...

... I THE MNIAN7CHESTER SPECIAL COMMISSION. [BY TELEGRAPH.] M1ANCHESTEPr, MIONDlAY-The twenty- six pri- oc soners charged with the murder of Police-Sergeant as Brett were brought from the New Bailey Jal to gi the Assize Courtsateight o'clockthis morning, under -co a strong escort of the Sth Jiussars and the72nd High-bh landers, who remained in the building until the close fi( of the proceedings. ...