... I __ .1I MONTHLY COUNcIL,- WEDNEsAY, 'Nov. 6.-Present, the Duke of Richmond, K.G., President, in the chair; Lord Berners, Lord Chesham, Lord Tredegar,: Lord Walsinbgham, Major-General the Hnt. A, N. Hood, Mr. Acland, MI.P., Mr. Bo*ly, Mr: Cautrell, Col. Chbillonor, Mr. Druce, Mr. Brandreth Gibbs, Mr; Hdssall, Mr. Holland, M.P.; Mr. Hornsby, Mr. Hoskyns, Mr. Jonas, Col. Kingscote, M.P.; Mr. ...

... pARlIAMENTARY INTELLIIGENCE.I AIHOuSE OF LORDS. b FRIDAY, Nov. 22. b Lord postsA presented a petition from 3000 inhabi- b tants of the Diocese of Salisbury complaining of the P Charge which had been delivered by the Bishop of a, Salisbiiry, as setting forth doctrines contrary to the A plain teaching Of Scripture, of our Protestant Church, P.,d of its great divines. it might be fairly inferred ...

... TuE AdEFUDS ME RCURPY. TiriM elections inl Ar]kansas, Mdississippi, andl Florida are reported to have resulted in favour of the ty Reonstruction Convention, and it is stated that the on delegates elected are nearly all Radicals. According a to the ?? Fork :ffe) nld, GotenrIC SCIIOFIEID, during 3,a recent interview with the PnstsnDErT, expressed the or~ opinion that the Virginia Convention ...

... HOW THE ABYSSINIAN MONEY SHOULD I BE RAI8ED. (fron the eoteomisL.) We have heard a sneer at the customary letter of Mr. Gladstone that imp irtant business would be trans- aicted in the short November session, but nothing can be truer. The Abyssinian war may be a small war, but it would be a great mistake to let it pass without remark. It may be a necessity, hut it is a most disagreeable neces- ...

... ITHE BISHOP LONGLEY ENDOWMENT I UrND. I yesterday. a meeting of the subscribers to the abtove lund, which was established for the purpose of augmenting the incomes of poor benefices within the diocese of Ripon was held in the Library of the Phlto- sophical Hell], Leeds, under the Dresidency Of tile Bishop of BiroN. The attendoosce wae oil liitd tefolwing genltlemnv being ?? Yen, Archdeacon ...

... LATEST NEWSP [RRerrra's TrzoEnOrs.] THE ROMAN QUESTION. PaIrs, Nov. 11, A despatch from Rome announces that a French General entered Viterbo on the 10tb, with a mixed column. The troops were welcomed with joyful demonstrations. The Pontifical troops have re-occupied Frosinone, where they met with a similar reception, the Gari- baldians having rendered themselves very unpopular there in ...

... 'ho [S DS, YOV B ERf 3, 1807. oi- Fry, BR, BAT GARNeE.-it -was ansa&11011euedl on Sunday at tie South Cliff Congregational church, and also Fit the Bar church, Scarbro', that Mrr. Balgaruiii had reachedi England from America the dlay preceding. After A trversngte pincipal States of the American~ Union and Vssiting Canaldal together, being Everywhere received with ?? cordial respect aind ...

... ?(p)?PJAL PARLIAMENT, I ? ?LECTR1C TELEGRXPa.3 iXlJSE OF LORDS.-YESTERDAY. bips met at five o'clock. I STITE OF THE WORKHIOUSES I I 0f gEVON gave notice that on Thursday next 4 ,, for the report of the special inquiry into I worhouses inertain districts of Elngland. PORITUALISM IN SAIiOBUJRY. 2TA rsented a petition from a consider. the inhabtsets of the diocese of Silisbury, gvery seriOuS ...

... x - - ?? MiAXCHESTER.I A meetini of the City Council was held on Saturday. of Alderman owher having taken the chair, Alderman WI WILLERT moved the re-election of Mr. Robert Neill of mayor for the eniming ?? BAKE seconded the in motion. - The Mayor-elect was then introduced to the Council Chamber by his proposer~ and seconder.- to Alderman BOWYER said he bad great pleasure an of announcing ...

... 4mptrlal l9arliammi. HOUSE OF LORDS. On Tuesday the Earl of AIRLIE questioned the Earl of .Longford as to whether it was true that the second battalion of the Rifle Brigade, on their return from the Mediterranean were landed at Portsmouth, and sent thence by special train to Plymouth at an expense of 1,0001., and also, whether a. Hussar regiment at Exeter, which was lately under orders for ...

... rrasponbanue. AUSTRIAN AFFAIRS. Sir,-When the twenty-five Archbishops and Bishops presented to the Emperor their address in favour of the maintenance of the Coucordat, the first impression on the Exchange, and among the public, was, -that a crisis w'as close at hand. It was said that the Emperor had disapproved of the representations made to him on the subject by Baron von Beust, and that the ...

... T im FrtAcis ON NiwM 5.AR{T EEATNr.-It will be in the rocetion ol of the Vu ic that orn ti.o C ambridgo- shir r: edy a disturbnein of a very roes character took place on the heath at Newnra rhet. l wo hori ses b ad come in collision with a tjild, which the PyrWC t Of Wales's servant w-as indiscreetly riding across the course just as a race was being rur, and one of theurm was thrown to the ...