... 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- ...

... TEB AEOHBISHOP. O qAITEBB.Y ON ; :; . RITUALTISM. The following further reply has been returned to an address from a large number of clergymen and church- wardens in the diocese of Salisbury by the Archbishop of Canterbury :- Addiegton-park, Oct., 1867. Rev. and Dear Sir,-IIn the short answer I gave to the address you forwarded me some time since, I informed you that there were legal as ...

... The Express of last night ?? the re- * i port from New York, through Mr. Reuter's agency, an- t nouncing the submersion of Tortola, no information had tl been received up to two o'clock this afternoon. The tl anxiety evinced by the Queen, and by all classes of her a, subjects, to learn the truth of the annouacomoet is very ts great. Her Majesty has sent repeated messages to the TV Colonial ...

... THiE GREAT STACK FIRE AT OFFERTON HALL FARM. I TWENTY-ONE STACKS DESTROYED. £2,500 DAMAGES. On Tuesday morning, a fire of a most destrue- tive character, reported yesterday by telegram, broke out in the stackyard of Offerton Hall Farm, near Penlher, one of the most extensive farms in the county of Durham. The farm is the property of the Earl of Durham; the incoming tenant is Mr. Henry M'Laren, ...

... (Condensad froat Ilt Journal of ?? Connisaiaones of Patents.) GRnANs AD AfTes OF PROVISIONAIt PROTrCTION FOR SoX LONaes.-Wm, Wharton Burton, Newcastle-upon- Tyne, A new or improved process of bleaching vegetable fibre.-Wmz. Hall, Salford, Improvements in separating yeast from liquid matter, and in apparatus to be used therefor. 20th September, 1867.-James Henry Nelson and Thomas Briggs, ...

... LATE ST NE WSP [lRu'r'S Timamo XSJ.) ROWE. RECEPTION 0OF THlE FRENCH OFFICOEIS By THiE POPE. Roar,, Nov. 13, Evening. The Popo has received the oflicers of the ]Croc.l oxpo- ?? corps ill public audience. Gonoral do Faill', who presented tflo olhcors, expressed thel happiness of thle aruny at being callcd upon to defend tho cause of the Pope llis Holiness, in reply, declared that the ...

... MISCELLANEOUSO The Farnhani Workhouse inquiry was resutmed on Thursday. The evidence so far bears out the report of the Laned Commissioners. TiHE TELEGIRAPHS AND POST-OFFICE.-WE believe that the Government, at the lest Cabinet, held on the 12th inst,, decided on entering into arrangements with the principal telegrephie companies of the Unitod K~iugdom with the view of placing the various lines ...

... SUMMERGENCE OF THE ISLAND OF TORTOLA. LOSS (F 10.00Q LIVES. A New Ycrlc telegrnim wits received in Londou on Friday night, alnunolcilng that the islaud of Tortola, il the Wiest Indies, hail beli suibmerged, and that 10,000 lives Were lost. We havo ili lator nows, but the following particulars N; ill be intorosting to our readers. 'l'l 1-nid 1 '1 Ctttchpeedt thitus describes the island If ...

... I BURGLARY Ab A RECREATION. - { Wj tnay read in many of the cheap periodicals of i thoay glowing accounts of the heroic 7 deds and deeds of darings of celebrated highway- I men of the Dick Turpin and Claude Duval type, I who, the faithful historians tell us, plundered, not for the value of the articles they might secure, bat, it would appear from the source of their argument, I for ...

... A fl., - - 44- 1- - - .. h A Conservative banquet, under the auspices of the London and Westminster Working Men's Con. stitutional Association, took place on Monday at the Ciystal Palace. About 1,500 were present, in-; eluding deputations from Chatham, Rochester, v Liverpool, Manchester, Birmingham, Portsmouth, . Norwich, Preston, Lynn, Waterford, Bolton, Fal- mouth, Bristo], Tynemouth, ...

... THE PRISCE OF WALES IN WOROESTER- ITRSIRE. Tile pleasant little Worcester town of Evesham 'wns on 'Tuesday quite en Pltc on the long-to-be-remembored occasion of the first visit to it of His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, who is now visiting lis Royal Highness the Due d'Aumale, at Wood Norton. Perhaps in all the kisigdom there is no fairer spot than the Val of Evesham, which is no loss ...

... LATEST_ NEWS, [REuznn's Tm o2as.I TIIE PROPOSED CONFERENCE. BErnLI, Nov. h1. Spraer's Gazette of this morning says: -''The French ?? to the Confereuce is dated the 9th, and beggins with a stetemenit of the warm and well-justifiod interest f of the French Government in Italian events. The repu- tation and the impartial and far-sighted attitude of tho C French Government with regard to the ...