... I ?? ? Jj? ?? ?? ? f ?? I i - .1 (1:p0s OUR OWN CoaaSPOND2M.) I LEGHORN, Nov. 9. i To regard the last outbreak of Garibaldism as a I mere burst of individual or sectional enthusiasm, t without connection with or bearing on, the de-l ' liberate policy, feeling, and motives of the nation, c would be to commit a very serious Mistake. But I to trace the concurrence of sentiments that have p led to ...

... I ?? ?? NIGE2 G.A ZSTT.E. [NAMES OF 4OuGrITOS AiD PURTHEE PARTIClULARS To I ?? AT THE Oil0E OF THE CEM R EGIB, COUAl! OF RAREUPT, BASINGHALLSTEET.1 . JSANKRHUPTS. WILiIAM CHAitLES SINOLETON, Surrey County Lunatic Asyitu, late maerelan~t' clerk, to surrender Dec. 2, at 1. WILLIAM KINO, Rochester, late greengrocer, Dec. 4, at 1. RICHARD THOUAS, Wellington-road, St. Jolhn'-wood, ?? Dec. 4, at 12 ...

... Saturday, 2 o'clock. I TItid C-btnilT-q'd OtWd- REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. FRANCE. PARIS, N0v. 16.-To-day an Imperial decreehasbeen issued, dated 12th inst., aprointing Marshal Bazaine to the command of the 3rd Army Corps at Nancy. THE PAPAL STATES. OMBE, Nor'. 15 (EveniU,-).-Count de Sartiges has arrived here to resume his fun cticns as French Ambassador at this Court. THE WEST COAST OF AFRICA. ...

... THE melodrama of The Double Marriage having failed to recom-nend itself to the audiences of the New Queen's Theatre in Long-acre, Mr. Wigan has had recourse to plays of approved popularity, with which his own fame as an actor has long been closely connected, and has reproduced the comedy of Still Waters Run Deep and the farce of The First Night. The applause which has attended the ...

... fr Th- ilh ?? sihan II rgoi %rdiied Capi r' ;ta Wharti Jdates from Benin~toTOct. 1; ¢ F e~do Po, g ; .Cameroons, 12;PBonny, 17, Lagos 22; Aecra, 2& ; Cape Palmas,. 2; iS ierra D Le one, O; Tenerife !-1ov. ?? and; luderas, 9, 1 arrived in the Meraey on Saturday last, She brings afull car n da large quantity of specie. The is lnd of Feran4o, Po was healthy, butn trade was sluggish. : At Benin ...

... OPENING OF THE PRUSSIAN CHAMBERS. SPEECH OF KING WILLAM (RBETEB>s TELEGRAM.) BERLIN, Nov. 15. The Prussian Chambers were opened to-day by the King of Prussia in person. His Majesty de- livered the following speech from the throne: LIllustrious, Noble, and Honoured Gentlemen of both H~ouses of the Diet,-To-day I salute for the first time in this place the representatives of the new territories ...

... j I On Monday night a meeting of costermongers was held at the Nag's Head, Leather-late, for the par- pose oE forming A General Dealers' Piotective and Benevolent. society. Mr. NV.-Osborne occupied the chair, and said that in Walworth. Bermondseyl Limehounse, and siear Petticoat-lane, the new Traffic not had been put in force, and was likely., to be at- ternded with most injurious ?? The ...

... Tern Lo1oD MAYOR'S show took place on Saturday -a show however, no longer, as the big cosaoh, t1O men in armour, and other grotesque incidents of the pageant have gone the way of a good many more of the old stjuectns of civic state. At the banquet at the Guildhall Mr. Disraeli was the principal speaker, Lord Derby, we regret to say, being again confined to his house by en attack of gout ...

... INA TIONAL ASSOCIA2TON FOR THE PROMOTIOy OF SOCIAL SCI.IiWE. The first meeting of thriepartment of jurispru. dence and amendment of the law for the session 1867-68 took place yesterday evening at Adam-street, AdelphL. The chair was taken by Sir TiaVERS Twiiss, Queen's Advo-. cate. The address from the standing committee of the depaitment, which was read bF Mr. Mozley, alluded to the several ...

... OrPI-- N L, rO ,T Fv RC-S, A IV OPENING OT THE FRENC.EE CHAMBEIR} I : , M.:I ' . . ?? THE, EPBROR'S SPEAqH.- l (MuTura's TSLEGRAM.) PARIS, Nov. 18. The French'Chambers were opbned to-day by the Emperor in person, who delivered the following speech: MESSIEURwS LES SENATEUR6; MESSxnURS LES DPFUTES, ' The necessity of resuming the uninterrupted discussion of important laws has obliged me to ...

... (FROM OUR OWN OORRESPONDENT.) [A portion of the following appeared in our Evenmng Edition of yesterday) PARIS, T:u]sDAY Evma. The Liberi6, with much apropos, republishes the famous letter of M. Fould to the Emperor, dated, Tarbes, September 29, 1861, which was publicly and officially approved of by the Emperor at a privy council held at the Tuileries, on November 12, 1861. In that letter M. ...

... TELEGRAPHIC MESSAGES. To the EDITOR of the PALL MALL GAZETTE. SIR,-Some people, being of an impulsive and liberal turn of mind, are fond of corresponding with their friends by telegram-the cost being to them but is. or 25. per message. I have the misfortune to live seven miles from a telegraph station, and I have twice this week received telegrams upon trivial subjects, and upon other people's ...