... BY ORDINARY TEEZGRAPZH. - THE' ROMAN INSURRECTION. |: (ZTRETE'S LTELZEGR S.) OCCUPATION OF- PAPAL TERRITORY 'BY ITALIAN TROOPS. F:lorence, Oct. 31) (Evening). The official Gazette says, -The French Mo r havmg announoedthat ?? flawas upon the' 'walls of Ci vita Vecchiao, the Government of the King,.. in conformity with the declaration made by it ,re-, vionsly,-even to friendly Powers, in 'view ...

... POLIJTIAL CORRUPTIO~ IN ALfERICA. _ _ - __ . . . . _ . .- _ The New Tork correspondent of the DaiLy News a gives-the following startling information respecting t political corruption in America:- One grest cause of corrnption in this State, lies in n th6enoron s value 5ehich the rapid growth of the d country in wealth and ?? gives to franchises, li such as iai~rcad or canal ad telegraph ...

... 6I ?? .Cw I , '44 Im F, - ? 1? ra 0 FRIDAY lMORNING NOV. 1. THE Roman Insurrection is evidently ap- proaching rapidly to a crisis. The Italian troops have entered the Papal territory, and a band of Volunteers have been stopped by them whilemarching from Marinito the Papal frontier; while the Government has ordered the Relief Committees to- be closed.; I It I is also stated in a Florence ...

... The usual monthly meeting of the Barony Pa- rochial Board was held ?? M'Lellan presituag. APPOIRNTIINT OF MEDICAL OFFICE L Dr Mathie was appointed medical officer for the sixth district, in room of Dr Coats, resigned. EXEMPTION FROM ASSESSMENT OF £4 HOUSEHOLDERS. MIr FuLToz brought forward the motion of which he had given notice at a previous meeting, viz.:- That, in consequence of the ...

... GOVAN PAROCHTIAL BOARD. The ordinary monthly meeting of the Committee Q -of Management of this Board was held yesterday- CouncillorWillian! Wilson presiding. S THE :MANDATE QUESTION. The CnAxnara-Tbe deputation which went ta Edinburgh in reference to the new poorhouse wailed upon Sir John M'Neil in regard to the question of mandates. I stated how matters stood in this parish; - that we were ...

... FREE SCEOOLS OF MAS$ASAOCF.SUTTS. {From Black ?? millam.& Co.) To-day we-wereintroduced to rJ.i).Pbilbriol, the active Superintendent of the Free Schools of Massachusetts, and improved our opportunities -as far as tme would allow. Of the practical value of a New England education, and the worldng of the system, we were of course not able to form an opinion The theory of it , if I understand ...

... - OPNG OF THENEW DOCK AT I I . N-WDMILLOROT I .- The new dock at Windmillcroft, which the Clyde Trustees have reslved sh6ould be Ikowne as The -KingtoDokS wasforxnerlyopieny~irfe .noon Atw haif-psa twbof geteie including -the Lord Ptovoet, Wh Members of Par- iament for- the City,- the- Clyde- Trustees, and inost of the -members of the $ownCpulciN , 14-- sembled at' the Broomielaw, fron' which ...

... OENEBRAIL I. ?? The park which has been given to the city. of Chester by the Marquis of Westminster will C be formally opened on Tuesday nebt.y e -a The Daily News states that the nominations p for the additional sub-inspectors of factories X reauired under the recent Act of Parliamnt d have been already determined. DEFRAUDING THE UwNDERWRITERs AT ra LLOYDSl-The Hon. Mr Calvert, late her -so ...

... ; LATEST 'N EWS. | -- HERALD nonaE Friday Morning. TELEGRAMS BY SPEGIAL WIRE. 'THE ITALIAN CRISIS. CGRAT EXCOTMENT IN PlOREKCE-DEPUTATION OF TEE PEOPLE TO THE KING, AND HIS MA- AnrgS REPLY-FLORKNCE IN A STATE OF SIEGE. The.Beia ?? of the 28th says,-A iid- Infloz MUelen#baQh[foaMed about eleven to-day on ?? ?? Soonaftetsrards iV tom- menced its march to thf Siglre of Cic Dtotao by the Via ...

... THE BISHOP OF DOW-N AND CON9NOR ON -~MzRISH CHURCHL -The Bishof of lowia-cnd onor, inI a chakde- Evered-at Mig a iitit n in.Blastono ,d a yroth ofr th6e Orh Cliur. He said- E'forepn ie present occa- sion tenteon'the guestiot .IEC~hurgi as reads its tea;iV I7 thenl and cardidli sataed at'niy let visiain and since t~hen i my'pl:h iz th 13ouse'of'Lords-not as' your representative, but as an ...

... LIBERATION OF RELIGION FROM STATE I PATRONAGE AND CONTROL I - _ . Last night, a social meeting under the ausp,'ies of the Society for the Liberation of Religion fro, State Patronage and Control was held in the Hall. The attendance was meagre. Bailie Azde son presided; and among the gentlemen on the form were the Revs. Dr Joseph Brown, Dr - Johnstone, and Dr Calderwood; Reme X - Oliver, John ...

... To e Editor of tk GWsow Herail. SiR,-After reading your leader upon Trades Unions in this day's paper, I consider it my duty to lay before yon and the public a dastardly case of assault, which was committed last night, not in Sheffield, but in Glas gow, and for. which, perhaps, the ingenious and original orators at the late trades meeting raq- be able to offer a good apology or About six ...