... LATEST AD N GEAERAPC NEWS. COMMERCIAL. LONDON, TUM'DAY REVING. politlos continue to be the sole study of operators jioth here and in Paris. The defeat of Garibaldi h e been received as favourable to the peaceful 5olutlon of the Roman question, and there has 0ensequently been an improvement in quotations. Xhe funde, though scarcely higher, have inoreased lc strength. Foreign stocs haie more ...

... iATEST , AM %LEGRAPMC ~NEWS. cOMMEROIAL. LONDON, MONDAY Ev'ENING. Tbe ?? of Italian politics and the gnty of the immediate Issues have adversely ted the markets both In prices and Ii business. iey,, uneettled and uncertain, though they nst leave off at quite the lowest prices of the ,The opinion is that It will be hardly possible ,oid war. The funds have deolined 4 and siatock A, while ...

... $triverrool Lotwrgo ' EALuE YOuL LIX BOSUPA. DOMESTIC. On Wednesday, application was made to the Chief Clerk in Chancery for an order to compel the Royal Bank of Liverpool to refund. the sum of X2800 which had been paid into that establishment just before it suspended for the purpose of meeting certain acceptances. The bills were not taken up by the bank, so the parties making the application ...

... ILATESTi,. . TLEGRAPMHC NEWS. COMMERCIAL. ' 'i LONDON, WEDNEsDAY MVIEP@ 1, tpi markets continue to be political marketg;, and in consequenoe the improvement etiablshbed sfter regular hours yet erday has been moan Dlow that the arrest of Garibaldi and the With. drswal of the Italian troops from the Pip4' territory Ate Colizaed. An advance was also obtained. The tendency is on, jhea whole ...

... CONSTITUTEONALAt-TRA If the .Austrian _0*pire is to continueti ily rexist'and toriina eaoonsiderable ,infl~ucein; nt. tie Affairs of, Europe, 'it can onlybe -byren-: on 'defing itself 'onpiouous and I d rh ' ::li~erlty' in its.internal 'governmn nb ?? sexternalpolicy. The milita erents of- the'; las Iit two yesfr have deprived AustriA ?? of' t o'in'iiehce 'wil itj;form eriye'i' he; from its ...

... At the weekly meeting of this board yesterday, ~r. Wilton presided, and the other members p resent were M!essrs. Edwards, Hleyes Qookeon, Fowlor, Neep, Price, Evans, Holden, iaflcnstar, Knowles, Richmond, Wareham, Witham, Dlckin- sOn, Garrett, Pare, and Lunt. The returns ahowed the number of paupers in the housetobe,958-the same number aslastweek, and 71 more than in the correepo week of last ...

... | 0 PAPAL :MISFORTUNSE I. . ,, . I I . I., iri- | The' present year will in ali pbabfiiy be . lng remembered, as, anA unlucky lone fer the, bhe jpapacy. We' -ar not now thinking 'of the zee dangers thut. beet the temporal 1iower- dangers whioh to superficial 'observers may, 's indeed, semn at this particuair 'juncture to be e incobside4ablq. The sicoeasor of 'St. Peter the haa servats who ...

... I S iFORMIGN C-OLOIALD 3MAILS s : : NOVECMBER. . 9 The figare, mnd initial letter at the commencement of seach 7 paragraph 0d'ote the dayof the month adof theweek, f DEPARTURlES, S heowing the 24rm the Let er-boo ieclsd am Lwse 6 (W)-America (Nw YoiS) by U t 12 noon, and via Cork9go p.80t nL r ti s .1 Columbia aeid the Pacific, by Frechake 941 b nm., and by SupplementaryMal 80pm 1 (Th)-Canada ...

... . THIRD EbITION. . - H ' [BDn's TmLZ ?? -; - ' TE1E B0S - R&IO. THE ROMAN. INVASION. PAM, NOV. 6, FivZ AsM. The Moniteur says that Garibaldi was ated on the evening of the 4th at Figlini by the I[tlan- authorities, and on the following morning was taken to Fort Varigano, with his two oun The Roman States are completely free of Invading bands. The Italian Government has ordered the royal troops ...

... IT I AN w F N l . i I ITALY- AN FRANCS, .I The latest turn which affairs iii Italyhave. taken may probably be regarded as removig., all immediate risk of aR open' riliptre between the French ?? Governments. At nul events, the chief elements of 'danger have for 'the present been cleared obut1of the way,, and- if such a catastrophe should still ensue it must arise from causes which are not ...

... i we .. TO T l ; Ad- / mpn,M a ;z EtCa t ~atron t' ?? ut oaltd' wthe ~Gordon ?? sentnant' Geerf on. Greyt ColonelH. 'Vo bnsuomoby thte 'TEQUft~rAIT- LiNCASTIW4` On Sstrday'teiQuen moade a' brW ~tay i Lancaster on her. journey fro~ ctai, h !royal part7 were entertained at rafs n h 1x~rdrom ft3 Lanciatar and ?? Intodued o teroyal presence, ni h aa hdthe honour of presenting a drswih hew Majesty ...

... A MOIWDN O?ONFERENOI? ?M ? ?? ?? esent6iiiboffic efraeiooft& ternions;&iaa e on0 1 u:khpdgzy * ie, Temperance 'Hll, qros. ye~or-street, hlaches *I. iahi ?? W*Ierread f'r6in the 'e ?? ~tthe m~o~the~n'dhtzio ad thei afternioonand vn twere devoted to explamatqons of the prfnelples'an doctrines of the Lattek'Day 'saints. . 'One of. 'the Mv telve' ?? tes, ? t~. ichard', presdede~i .over the ...