... ?? 0 'O 11'ri'miqlIzIll jila'Ill'I cannot. a ?o - FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1867. NEWS OF THE DAY. The italian army has crossed the frontier, and has occupied several points of the Papal territory. The oflicial 1 lorence journal represents that this step has Lxen talen in conformity with doolarations previously made to friendly Powers-that on the landing of the French troops at Civita V'eechia the ...

... LATEST NEWSI IJRETR'S JrTELESRAMS.] THI P\PAPAL CRISIS. THE ITALIAN TROOPS CROSSING TTH FRONTIER. FLORENOE, 0CTUoBKR 30 ([Evening). The Ocioliat Onacttc of thin evening rays :-W The Frochb xoe itC u, h Avhng a nnounced that :h o French flag wave5 upon the wall9 of Civita Vecchia, the Government of the Riing t conformitY vwith the declarations made by it pre' vi011ouly to friendly Powers, in ...

... HENLEY-IN.ARDUN. ToE C1ABGF AGAINST A CLERIGYMAN OF DEFRAUD- 11N THE RAILWAY. - The adjourned summons against the Rev, Mr. Mucklestone, Vicar of Haseley, charging him with defrauding the Great Western Railway Cnm. pany on two distinct occosions, was set down for hearing at the Henley-in-Ardon PettySesslons, on Wednesday. Mr, Sermon (from the office of Whateleys and Whateley, Birmingham, ...

... BILSTON COMImrSSIONERS. | Testerday, the usual monthly meeting of the l3kton Commissioners was bold in the Board [loom; Mr. Iiridge, the Chairman, ?? return of private improve ment accounts was rendered by the Clerk, Mr. Gettlegs expressed his suprise that some £200. was owing for such improvements, orme of it (according to the return) by gentlemen of property ; and that bills due by such rate ...

... Lord DuNBoYNE has been elected a representative peer for Ireland, in the room of the late Lord Itoss:.1 Tho O'DoNocmur., hiP., is said to have written aI letter to the Irish Reform League, declaring that, although he disapproves of GtlnldULaI's hostility to the temporal power of the PoPE, he thinks the Irish branch of the League would not be justified in qpes. tioning the right of the English ...

... THE FENIAN FUNERAL DEMON. STRITION. oD knit. ?? [Fromt oir .L-ndorU CerreOponilent,] SUNDAY, 2 p.m, In accordance with tbe announoemont made by the diseppointed deputatlon to Windsor, who sought to havo an interview with her Majesty, to procurothe pardon of the condemned Fenilans at Manchester, a meeting waS held this morning upon CUorkoanwoll Grcen, prior to walitcng In procosion to Hydo ...

... BIRMINGHAM LYING IN EOSP ETAL, ANNUAL GENEr.AL MEETING, YESTERDAY. The twenty-fifth amnual general meoting of the govern. r snod subscribors of the Lyingin Hospital was heldl citerlay, at noon, at the Board ioorM of the institution, Vrcad S~rcot. Mr. Thomas Lloyd presided, in the un- etiablo ?? of the Mayor, and there were present the .p5°c, . Wikinsou and Charles Clarke, Counillor G. c Llo°y ...

... THE PU13LIC hEALTh, The following Is the Reglstrar Gencral's weekly return -In the week that ended on Saturday, Nov. 2nd, 4,116 births, and 2 777 death, were registered In London and in 12 other large towns of the United lingdom, The annual rate of mortality was '23 per 1,000 persons living, The an. nual rate of mortality last week wtis 20 per 1,00t in London, 20 In Edinburgh, and 24 In Dublin ...

... FURTHER DISTURBANCES IN BIRRt1NGHAD1. CONTINUMED IXCITIIEMNT IN TllE TOWX; The serious riots of Wednesday and Thursday night led. the authorities to dread further demonstrations in the to wn last evening, and the most ample proparations were made to meet any emergency, The day force of police were retained on duty for the evening, and th° night constables were at their respective stations an ...

... THE PROPOSED ELECLION OF WoRhiu, DI EN TO PARLIAMENT . On Tuesday night a meeting of the executive of t, Worklng BIen's Association was helfl at the Bell an, 0, Bailey, under the chairmanship of Mr, Geo, Pole, ff: the purpose of adopting measures ir aid of the fuod wtn is being raised to secure the return of working M,, Parliament. The Chairman said that kince the prevlous meeting ltb had ...

... FURTHER CHARGES. In our Impression of Thurday lest, we published par. tioulars of a number of charges that were preferred at the Bromagrove Petty Sessions against three persons, firming. ham residents, father and two gone, for horse stealing, &c At the same Sessions, on Friday lsut, before F. Watt, Esq,, the sane three persons, Solomon Hurd, the father, and Alfred Hurd and William Hurd, his ...

... 0lil3)\A~T-, 'net TUESDAY, NOVEM13ER 5, 1867. NEI'WS OF THE DAY. I reliance is to be placed upon information tr d froul 'ariat a lato hour last night, an prtaut blowv has been struck. According to 4 edespatChC GIUiLAILM has been defeated, t tbo :1con1 inns the report on information which e licve8 to be corroet, The statement is that, being feksteI b) t~re Pontifical troops at Monte Rotondo, -1 ...