... The T'cnsps of Monday writes as follows upon the Marquis de Moustier's despatch:- The French Government has just replied to the circular of General Menabrea, and made known to the cabinet of Florence its impreesions upon the entry of the Italian troops into the Pontifical States. Tho .Alin/cur publishes the text of the short despatch which M. do Moustier addressed on the lot November to Al. ...

... LATEST_ NEWS, [REuznn's Tm o2as.I TIIE PROPOSED CONFERENCE. BErnLI, Nov. h1. Spraer's Gazette of this morning says: -''The French ?? to the Confereuce is dated the 9th, and beggins with a stetemenit of the warm and well-justifiod interest f of the French Government in Italian events. The repu- tation and the impartial and far-sighted attitude of tho C French Government with regard to the ...

... fI THE FRIGHTFUL 'COAL-PIT EXPLOSION I IN GLAMORGANSHIRE. 170 LIVE S LOST. (F ROMT OUR OWN CORnBanPONOENLTV) CJ MEnTHYR, Monday. PI 'Ilte report you will have received by this tim 01 bas lireltared your readets for some idea of one of the most a mlantchioly calamities that hats ever occurred amiongst the0 coal muines of Senth, Wales. In order that its extenit ant chrilacter may he fully ...

... A Southampton correspondent, writing on Thurs- w day night, thus refers to this terrible catastrophe:- ti The inhabitants here were terror-stricken this after- noon by the disastrous news from the West Indies. About 150 persons belonging to the town and noighbourhood have w perished. People have been flocking in from the suburbs to learn particulars. Tho Rhone was one of the most tc ...

... ITHLE FRIGHTFUL COAL-FIT EXPLOSION I I IN WALES. I (FRoMs OUr CooRna6rorNDELN) All day on Monday the searching parties worked with the greatest energy but without being able to extri- eame one body. The process of clearing away the fails was diflicult and dangerous, the air being exceedingly bad, and so foul that lights could not be used. Yet in such as atmosphere, where no light could be ...

... LOCAL AND GENERAL LEEDS, NOVEMBER 22, 1867. The Earl and Countess Fitzwilliasn have been entertaining a large family party at Wsntivorth House, Yorkshire, on the occasion of the marriage of their eldest daughter, the Lady Frances M. Weistworth Fitewilliam and Mr. C. M. Doyne, oldest son of Mr. Robert Doyne, of Wells, county Wexaord. Among the guests of the noble earl and countess have been the ...

... ANNUAL SOIREE OF THE B3RADFORD CHUJRCH INSTITUTJE. Last evening the annual soirde of this Institute Was held in the Model Schools, Ashley-street, Brad- )er8 ford. The room was tastefully decorated with .aide flags and banners, supplemented by emblazoned shields the intermingled, bearing suitable inscriptions. A large party ,ticis Ba partock of tea, after which the chair was pro- ~.TopoM . ...

... Tie follolwvig proclaumation has beon addressed by IAlazzilli to ito Itaalias:- Tohb orliot to be. Such is the question now plut before yonbv the foreigner. *1 reach soldiers garuison Civita Veweina; Bretinus is at tb( gates of Rome. MWill you tauswer thrins ts your fatbhor3 raiewerod, by the rye ?? or will you, cowardly and degonerale so00, bow yotr a' cbs to the outrage Will yen declare to ...

... LAfiTE;S4 T NfEWSf03 [EaunEn'a Ta~gnnin.) THSSE PRENCl OCCUPATION OFP ROME.] Beamf, Nov. 2t, E~vening,. 1 Three French regiments of the line, the 29th, 19th, and 59th. have received orders to leave for Civita Vecobia. Yesterday ovening the Roman nobility gave a banueut^ at lie Barherini Palace to the ofi~cers of the French and Pontifical trnoops who w ere engaged at Montana. The French and ...

... ISECONDEDIT-IONI FRIDAY, 10 a.m. MUNICPAL ELECTIONS.I North Myton, 10 a.m.-Booth, 80; Croft, 61; Boulter, 60. 11 a.m.-Booth, 175; Croft, 103; Boulter, 136. South Mton, 10 a.m,-Leatham, 20; Deheer, 17; Macmiflan, 1. 11 a. m.-Leatham, 74; Deheer, 62; Macmiilan, 9. West Sculcoates, 10 a.m.-Eccles, 26; Bryson, 26. No opposition. East Sculcoats, 1o a.m.-Wells, 91; Raymond, 66; Seaton, 54. Market ...

... PRESENTATION OF THE STATUE OF I ANDREW MARVEL TO THE TOWN. l On Monday Mr. Councillor Winship presented to the Corporation of Hull, on behalf of the town, the handsome statue of 'Andrew Marvel. The Mayor occupied the chair, and amongst those present were James Clay, Esq., M. P., the aldermen and coun- cillors, Colonel Pease, S. Walliker, Esq. (postmaster), the Town-clerk, C. S. Todd, Esq. ...

... At a special meeting of the Council to be held to- an day (Friday), Mr. Denison will move the following r resolution:- ha That this Council having, on the 24th day of Sep- El. teaiber, 1866, passed the following resolution :-'That in the proceedings of the Warden Inquiry Committee La now be confirmed ; but that, in addition thereto, the Go following words be added, namely, that a case be so ...