... Jtrtt;lltt)t;itct LONDON, MONDAY, Oct. 23. THE ROMAN QUESTION. Garibaldi having once more escaped, and his journey to the Roman frontier being unimpeded by the Italian authorities, the natural result has been the entire overturn of the momentary- settlement of the Rumen question. Fighting has recommenced in the Papal States with varied success—an attack of a thousand- Garibaldiaos on Viterbo ...

... AIR. DISEAELI IN SCOTLAND. On Tnes evening, a grail was given in the Corn. Exchange, Pldinhu gh, :n honour of the Chancellor of tho Exchequer, by the Conservatives of Scotland. The Corn Exchange was brilliantly decor- ated for the occasion,, the upper walls beiug blazoned withthearms of Scotland wreathed, with sidewreaths exhibiting the armourial bearings of Lord Derby and Mr. Dinrael', with ...

... DR. GUTHRlE ON SLEEPING IN CHURCH. AT a soiree held on Friday night at INiddrie School, on the occasion of its being re-opened after exten- sive alterations and improvements, the Rev. Dr. Guthrie delivered an address, in the course of which he defined as follows the close relationship between sleeping in church and bad ventilation. Hle said:- I do not intend, because I am not very able, to ...

... 11 A Cbibelline writes to the Time's to propose that, as Lord Denbij7s is gettinga 1' a fund for the Papal volunteers, a counter subscription should be opendc for the sick and wounded among the Italians in arms against the ?? power. He offers Jrioo to start the subscription. The United States is showing considerable alacrity in paying respect to e wishes of Msiexico. Soon after Mr. ...

... THE ARORBISHOP OF YORK AT BEVERLEY. MEETING IN AID OF THE SOCIETY FOR THE PROPAGATION OF THE GOSPEL. Yesterday a numerously and very respectably- attended meeting was held in the Assembly Room, Beverley, in aid of the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts. His Grace the Archbishop of Fork occupied the chair. Jle was nupported by the Bishop of Labuan, the Bishops of Nova ...

... TBk- :DUBLIN SPRCIAL , - ?? ON. -T1AL OS WARREN. . A. ?? mamsd .w -~ clA imi i tins of abort 200 tore bnitbe P wlI le purchased for theexpediticGi, mi 4 i Ir :k- ?? men embarked and sajhic for was called the Jacknell, and ehe Ei ' d papers or coloure -Of ?? her b'e l op been illegal,.r Ehe never ?? ?? m- papera,-aahwpa s could not be F.- Amnerican - Gnernmeint for an rna e14 . that ...

... ACCIDENT.—On Friday evening last Mrs. Mitchel more, wife of Mr. Mitchelmore, builder, of Charlec- street, experienced a narrow escape. In walking on the gravel walk in her garden she felt the ground givinbg way. She succeeded in extricating herself. the soil fell in to a depth of 15 feet. It appears that an old well had existed there, and it had for years been covered over with boards which ...

... DETAILS OF THE VOYAGE OF THE WHALER TRUELOVE. The whaling barque Truelove arrived at Stromness - on Monday last. She left Hull on the 9th of Mtarch last of on a two-fold errand--that of fishing, and also for e affording relief and succour if possible to the then ab- it sent whaler Diana (ss), also of this port. Captain it Wells has addressed a letter to a contemporary, in le which he states ...

... THE TOW-N'S. IMPROVEMENT COMMITTEE. . A NEW STREET. A meeting of this committee was held on Monday h morning, at the Town-hall, Alderman Witty presiding. h: A ?? was submitted to the committee, showing a ?? proposed to be made in the east district,. between Cleveland-street and Witham, joining the latter street, where the public-house, Noah's Ark, tl stands at present. The proposed street ...

... CARDIFF BOARD OF HEALTH. The usual monthly meeting of this Board was held on Friday last, at the Town-hall, C. W. David, Esq., in the chair. There were also present Aldermen Pride and Alexander; Messrs. Bowen, Winstone, P. Bird, S. D. Jenkins, Spencer, P.Jones, Whiffen, Evans, Flint, Taylor, and Ingledew Mr. Salmon, Town-clerk, Mr. Waring, Surveyor, and Mr. Roberts and Mr. Taylor, the ...

... .R - TuEE reception which AMr. DISRAELI has re- ceived in E dinburgh from all classes of society has been most enthusiastic. The banquet on Tuesday -was magnificent, and the entire pro- ceedings on Wednesday of the most in- teresting kind. More than ordinary conse- quence has been given to the speeches of the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHIEQUER on these occa- sions, especially that of Tuesday night, ...

... MB. ISRAELI AT* -EDNBURH . MR. DIXSREALI AT ZI)I-.BURH.; 1.~. ?? ?8Y. The adroit manager of the Tory parby-he b at hasrevivedthe name of Tory--.is tiotrcstrained by any excess of'modssty from itakisig his full. share of- credit for the Parliamentary, achieve- ment of last session. The magnificent exhibi-, tion of self-complacency in 'which he indalged - -himselfpat E1dinbuigh on Tuesday and ...