... 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 ...

... persons appointed by the Liberals, and of Mr. HIBBERT, the member for Oldham, a man of ex- treme opinions, statss that there are about 4,000,000 houses in England, and under the Act of 1832, 1,000,000 of the occupiers were enfran- chised. By the recent Act about 520,000 more will be added,—and this, our enemies shout out is household suffrage But, with our leader, we ask, are we to be ...

... NE SUTOR ULTRA CREPIDAM.—We record in another column the result of an inquest on the death of an infant. We heartily endorse the very appropri- ate femarks made by the coroner, and concurred in by the jury. We cannot too strongly protest against the most objectionable practice resorted to by chemists in town and country, in venturing to prescribe for per- sons suffering from dangerous ...

... ITALY ANTD FR -ANCE. TELa Twaes is convinced that France has no wish, as she certainly has no interest, to set foot on Italian territory, and that even her occupation of the Pontifical dominions will go no further and last no longer thaln she can help. The time I has gone by when the Emperor Napoleon was suspected of harboring designs of territorial aggrandisement on that side. There is enough ...

... 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 ...

... FThe following appeared in our Second Edition of last week.] THE MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS. The following letters have been sent to the Secre- tary of the Ratepayers' Association :— Cardiff, October 25th, 18G7, Sir,—I observe in the Cardiff Chronicle's report of the meeting called by the Ratepayers' Association, it is stated that all the candidates had been respectfully invited to attend. I write ...

... PIXaowlkriON OF THlE NORTH GERMAN PARLIANIENT. SPEECH OF KING WILLIAM. 'lie sittings of the North German Parliament were closed tit Bellill 0in Saturday, by King William in jiersoni. His Majesty delivered the following speech froam the throne:- Illustrious, noble, and honoured gentlemen of the par: iilnel t of tile North Gemuan Confederation,- The hopes wivh .vlich I bade you welcome at the ...

... VICTORY OF GARIBALDI AT MONTE ROTONDO. DEPARTURE OF THE FRENCH SQUADRON FROM TOULON. MARCH OF GARIBALDI ON ROME. FAILURE OF CIALDINI TO FORM A MINISTRY. Events in connection; with the Italian crisis are so sudden and startling, that almost before the journals have commented on some particular phase of affairs, a new and unlocked for surprise is announced. At our present moment of writing the ...

... CORRESPONDENTCE. WHAT IS A WHITEBAIT? To bie EDITOR of fie PALL MALL GAzETTE. SIR,-The interesting letter which Mr. Francis has published in your paper of Tuesday opens up a 'question of much scientific and of considerable national importance. The subject of the zoological relations of the whitebait is one to which I have from time to time given some attention, and I am glad therefore to find ...

... YESTERDAY. Many of the leading bookmakeers left for Lincoln on Waeerns- elny evening, and consequently the ring company to.dcey woe not s0 nu~merous, Outeide thse enclosure, however, there were far more ho~il~ay, folk Olhan on the two previous days, and the weather, welih become brighter as the afternoon progreseed, left little to be desired. The oix racee on the card included throee ...

... THER FOUG17NDERIN'G OF THE EA'RL OF CHESTER. HLOYsecEa, 1r;EDSNSDY.-Thi5 melancholy ship_ Hre ei wreck must be the cause of interest and sorrow in mient ,lublin, as the second person in command was a violeo Ilative of that city, and a son of Mr. Samuel Hall, an ex North Richmond Street, Mountjoy Square. I re- force ferred in my report of yesterday, to the picking, up b rani of a vwhite sock ...

... The following letter from Mr. Russam has been forwarded to the Timres for publication Magdala, Sept. 7. My dear -,-Your kind and welcome note of the 2ad cf March was nearly five months on its way here. Where the delay took place I cannot make out. Our affairs are sadly neglected at Massowah, and it appears that our agent there has been attending to any other matter save the wretched ...