... . RomE, Nlozv. r9. THE search in the apartments of Mr. Odo Russell was ordered by Monsignor Randi, the director of the police, and was effected by Major Eligi, at the bead of thirty gendarmes. The Major secured the co-opera- tion of an architect who knew the structure of the Palazzo Chigi, and was thus able to make a thorough examination of the premises, beginning with the vaults, and taking ...

... We have news this morning of the adhesion both of the Pope and Italy to the Imperial scheme of a European Congress. The consent of Italy is announced by the FrFance of last night. A Roman telegram of yesterday siys that the P'ope trakes his adhesion contingent on the restitution of the MIrches and of Vivibtia under the guarantee of the Powers participating in the Con- fielece. His Holiness ...

... MR. LOWE'S speech at Edinburgh against the exclusive scheme of classical education which still practically obtains at Eton and in our universities, is already producing its effect. What the right honourable gentleman said on that occasion had, indeed, been said on many occasions before by other educational reformers, who have long thought as he thinks; but then it had probably never before ...

... PARLIAXENTAR Y INTELLIGENCE. HOUSE OF LORDS. THEIR lordships were occupied last night with a discussion on the Bishop of Salisbury's charge. The clergy and laity of the diocese who are dis- satisfied with the Bishop's teaching, having failed to induce the Archbishop of Canterbury to interfere, sent a petition through Lord Portman begging for the appointment of a tribunal to which such ...

... THE COMMITTEE 0N BREECZ-LOADERS.- THE object of the question which Lord Elcho asked in the House a few nights ago on the subject of breech-loading military rifles may not be at once' apparent to some even of those who have followed this subject with close interest. The question was to the effect whether the decision of Colonel Fletcher's committee on the various breech-loading arms submitted ...

... There are signs of the French troops leaving Rome. A tele-raim frond Tculen of last night says that the fleet in that port was to sail to-day for the purpose of bringing home one division, and on Saturday a regiment had already left Rome for Civita Vecchia. The despatch that brings this news tells, us also that brigandage has recommenced on a large scale in the Campagna and Marittima provinces ...

... THE FENIANS AND THE IRISH. The Tviscs observes there are wise people who tell England, till England is tired of hearing them, that the Irish never will listen to reason, never wll appreciate fair dealing, and never will see in humanity anything bat cowardice. Every now and then this estimate receives a painful confirma- tion in facts. What else can we think when we read the comments of the ...

... Mr. Percy Wyndham has already given notice that he intends to question the Government on the salmon fisheries of the Solway. Whether le and other salmon preservers will succeed in improving our still defective legislation in such matters, with Abyssinia absorbing all the chief interest of the present session, may perhaps be doubted. But at any rate there is one reason for hope. If we know very ...

... THE following extracts are from a letter dated Cairo, November r5:- The mules for the Abyssinian expedition have come from Gibraltar and Valencia, from Brindisi and Syria, and some have been bought in Egypt. The whole management has been entrusted to Colonel Kennedy,of ?? Tiansport Corps, who was ordered to obtain 8,ooo ; and that number has been procured, including losses. But the losses ...

... CANDIDA TES FOR THE -DERBY. [FOURTH ARTICLE]. IN the fourth rank according to number of entries are to be placed Mr. R. Bell, Mr. J. Johnstone, and Count F. de Lagrange, with six apiece Of Mr. Bell's six, See-Saw, by Buccaneer, had up to the close of the legitimate racing season run thirteen races, out of which he won tile Champagne Stakes of 480 at the Bibury Club Meeting fron Rabican and ...

... ArroaNTAIENTs.-The Bishop of Ely has collated the Rev. James Wise Berryman, M.A., of St. Catherine's College, Cambridge, vicar of Emneth, to the rectory of Tydd St. Giles, vacant by the prefer- ment of the Rev. J. Scott, M.A., to the vicarage of Wisheach. The Bishop of Rochester has nominated the Rev. Alexander Joseph, M.A., of Brasenose College, Oxford, rector of St. Joha's, Chatham, to an ...

... ITALY. FLopr NCE, No0V. 23.- The I1alie announces that the Pontifical Government ,Intends to liberate the Garibaldian prisoners. A first detachment, consisting of 6,ooo men, is shortly expected here. PORTUGAL. I,1SSX, o'71. 22 (Evening).-The American ship of war) the Guard, has sailed for New York direct by order of Admiral Farragut. AMERICA. NLW )V OK, A70o7. 22, 6 P.m.-The steamers Sal/c, ...