... ? The lifeboats of the National Lifeboat institution rendered the following important services to dis- tressed vessels and their crews during the fearful gales at the beginning of this week :- The Penarth lifeboat, after extreme difficulty, rescued anzd brought safely ashore the crew of eleven men of the brig Mfarie, of Griefesrald, Prussia, wbich had stranded on the Bonie'spit, a most ...

... LATEST ELECTRIC NE WS. [MR.b BRUTER78 BEUGRAS.1 FLORENCE, Friday. Pen. de Lamarmorais expected here thiserening. The Opinione denies the report of the breaking up of tse camp of the troops on active service, whose head quarters remain at Pisa.aoa E Saturday lhe IaNa announces that the pontifical govern- vsient intends to liberate the Garibaldian prisoners. A first detachment, consisting of 600 ...

... . 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 ...

... LOUIS NIaPoLEOS SPZECR. -, I When % notorious burglar, 'who has already suffored under multitudinous convictions, proteste at the bar of the Old Bailey that -he is an honest and woll-disposed man, it is almost ?? to add that neither judge, jury, or the public in court believes a word ho says. And so is it. likewise, that whenever Louis Napoleon professes a pacifla policy, we ell feel assured ...

... THE PROPOSED' FUINtRAL PROCESSION. VOn Pridaiy, tne conisttee for tptvpr ocurog of a com- mutation of tbe sentence on the cendemued convicts, met at the Neg's Head, Lesthb*-lame, to receive the report of the deputnatou to the Queen, 't Wifodsor. The proceedings lasted 'several hours, aid were oharsoterizsd by great excitement. IMr. Lnoraft was called to the o -air. Mr. FINLAN stated that be ...

... (no, 01~s, OWN' COPMOUT M) ROME, Nov. 15. Your readers iill not expect me to pronounce t any decided verdict on the question whether if Rome was polled it would return a majority for iithe Pope or for Victor Emanuel. No one, indeed, e whatever his politics, will venture to predict here what might be the result of such a trial. But it is b at least significant that well informed Roman catholics ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. SIB,-The Times of the 2nd November gave the public the pleasing information that between twenty and thrty siait lads have joined theryal na'J dlu:ng the last few days from the Chicheater, 60, tsa:eing ship in the Thames for destitute boys, a~nd have been r:ceived on board the Formidable. This ?? at the time was perfectly correct; but I regret DOW to intorm ...

... I PBOM LAST NIGHBSTS G.A4ZBTTE. LNAIES OF SOLICITORS AND FURTHER PARTICULARS TO RB oBTAmED AT THE OFFICE OF THE CHIEF REGISTRAE, COURT O1' BANIMUPT0Y, B3ASINGHALL.STRRET.] 3BANKRUPTS. CLEMENT MOORE SPURaGEON, SIt John's-hill, New Wandswrth wine merchant, tosurrenderDeo.18,atIl. f SAMUOEL HUGH lsMEsTRI, Blaekwater, Surrey, general dealer, f Dee. ?? at 11. ' WILLIAM POTTAGE, dermyn-street, ...

... (FROM OU OWN CORRESPONDENT.) ROME, Nov. 18. French officers, with guide-books, surveying the ruinls of the ancient city, and French soldiers, nithout guide-books, peeping curiously into the churches of the modern city, are signs that a new expedition has brought the eagles back to their accustomied perch. The scenery, dresses, and de- corations are familiar to those who have before watched ...

... ,Unocal 3flustrateb 3,rofirc I cam. SATURDAY, NVOl'VEAIBE? 23. rHE scene at the Ioonme O1cce on Mlonday last (the T dotails of -which will be found in another part of this paper), was of a nature which cannot fail to call forth the strongest animadversion on the part of the press, and the indignation of the public in general. History does not furnish a parallel to this unseemly anddisgusting ...

... THE SUBMERG:ED ISLA.DND. The ]aet official report on Tortola which has been issued is that whioh was tranemitted to the Colonial Office in May. 1866, by Sir .Artbur; Ramboldt, who ar- rived out as President of the Virgin Islands at the end of the year 1865, succeeding Mr. Longden. The popu- lation was estim ted at 6 441, of whorn scarcely a twelfth were whitee. The cultivation' of fuger, once ...

... 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 ...