... 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 ...

... ILATEST NEWS* [REuVZUea TErzoacts.] THE ROMAN QUESTION. PARIos, Nov. 7. The Efendard of this evening confirms the intelli. gence of a demonstration yesterday at Milan, which it ?? as a serious insurrection. It also announces that a similar demonstration has taken place at Pavia, but of a less serious character, The same journal denies the statement that the two sons of Garibaldi have been ...

... SCENES IN NATA-. (.Ezxract fromt a Letter dated September °, 1867.) There was a scene in Pinetoivn last Sunday. Mr. Walton, the late incumbent, though deposed by Bishop Colenso, continues to officiate because the Supreme Court has not yet ratified the B~ishop's decisiOn. Mr. Walton is odious to the congregation, and the churwhharde keep writing to the Bishop to deliver them fronhm. So *Dr.w ...

... 77 OtINCIf 7mETINGS- (Cos ticinscd ftoie Mse 3rdpee.J IJALIFAX, ?? wns a large attendance of ?? eresent at the ?? of Mayor, including Major Water- shioiseM. P and other gentlemnn who had been M aors of ''alifax Te Town Clerk read, the law; after vr6ich Mr. Aid. Jocr C jEosLLY rose and proposed the re-election -0f Mr. Thomas Shaw as Mayor. HI said he wa scarcely entitled t de ildllbirgo the ...

... METH1ODTST NEW CONNEXION MISSIONS. ANNUAL MEETING IN LEEDS. as he The annual sermons in support of the above missions were preached in Woodhouse-lane Chapel, on he Ssuidsy morning, by the Rev. E. J. Baxter (of Bolton), oh and in the evening by the Rev. I. 0. Crofts, DfD. (of id Gateshead). A circuit juvenile missionary meeting wats [le also held in the afternoon, Mr. Councillor Barran presid- ...

... I CONCEALMENT OF BIRTR IN BULL. It] On Friday morning, at the Hull Police-court, before b T. H. Travis, Esq., a young girl named Mary Emma Latus, and her father William George Latus, were charged on remand with endeavouring to conceal the birth of the illegitimate child of the first prisoner. d The former evidence was again read over. The only i: additional evidence was that given by Eliza ...

... CONSE RVATIVE, BANQUET AT ROCUDALE, Yesterday evening the Contservativo Assoca- tiori held a banquet in Mrr. Filling's new mill, sitnated in Qidham-road, Ilobdale, and there were about 1,000 persons present. Mr. J. Eutwistle officiatod as chairman. The H~on. A. Egerton, Sir A. R~amsey, ~Messrs. C. Terrer, M.P,, J. Nield, Joseph Brierley, R. S. Sowler, and other gentlemen were present. After ...

... LORD DARTMOUTH oiq THE IRISH CHUR1CH AND EDUCATION. Last right the annual festival of the Rudders- field Church Institute was held in the Gymnssiam. Hall, Huddersideld, and was well attended. Amongst others present wore the Rev. the flewn of York (who presided), the 'righit Hon. tho Earl of Dartmouth, the Rev, the BIbehop of CapetownI the Rev. W. B. Calvert, the vicar of Hccddersfield~ the Rev ...

... 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 ...

... 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 . ...