... LATEST$ NEW [RF'VTX,'s ITALY. FLORENCE, VS('eAct t( nn) Tbo hamer O I~publs entinued to~day the debat The Chamaber of PopetiOS on the ?? and foreign poliy of the of tho late Goverr.- Sino ~isacensured the ?? Signor DIAB8ari 6°nt ll(,y of Biron icasol in the Ment, and defended te0 PO BdOY parby acountable F.0man que ien U held the, ?? tomas quetiolo] bed~ bon shed, It was Impossible to for the ...

... The file of American papers, containing the text of President Johnson's message, came In on Saturday. The telegram by the Atlantic cable and that from Queenstown which we published on Saturday morning, render it ua- necessary for us to give the whole message. Bub, In the case of the two following passages, the President's exact language is interesting:- Ol'ESISTAtCE: TO UNCONSTITUT'rIONAL ...

... FIRST WARWLIKSHIRE RIFLH VOLUN- TEERS. PRESENTATION OF PRIZES. The distribution or the battalion prices won bay members of time Fie-at Warwiclmahiro Rifle Corps during the pu~t Reason were distributed Jaot night by the Maoer (Mr. T. Avery), at the Town Hall. A large number of 'vleitors, principally ladies, ossemnbled in the galleries to witnese the proceediesga, Amongst those on the platform, ...

... DISTRICT _EWSt WAL8ALL, BaerITS1J AND }ORBlGS BIBLEIIt SOOCCTv,-Tho annual meeting of the Withali Auxiliary to the above-named s rooety was hold on onalay ?? Temoperance Hall, FFeer SSrcet, the Rev. J. H. Sharwooed ivicar) pre. sidinlg. There were also on the platform the lloyds. Dr. Gordon, J. H. Townsend, buee J. B. 1111omfield, - Bareett, and W. Peterson ( iughurit, Kent)J with Mnr. W. ...

... : DNATH -A.T--THW LEVEL ;| Ai publie Metno c an othr e ltavellers on the Lodec and North-westeanx. Udilway dedrous ot better protection for lhmrns ellte ?? at the stations i the nAgMhboiSr. k lsoodot p v*ool 'wa held yesterdejafternlqwn, r. at Messrs. Walker and Aekerley'sReoms, Uhjxh. e street. There w-a a numeros lattendauslB, in. )_ Qluddleg Mesrel E. Samuelson, J. Ha:rnai it Ackerley, B. ...

... I ?? I 71 ?? The general Impression appears to be that the ent of Fenianson Friday morning wl leaid to a complete revelation f tho Feulan organisatlon In London,. T he Standard remalrks that the eildence of the Slew informer, Janies V~ughan,'cquslntsbs ith the sort of men who have taken upon themselves the task of avenging the wrongs of Iveliaid ald of destroying the government of this ...

... ~ I,, THF RmmRATING stDIFFIcULTY. ]IEXThAURDINARy MOENE. -. The b,'tnderland ?? have held a apeolsi e-r ?? partier belonging to 'court toe parehot underlad agseezed to the relief of the pooris une 5. ~e orm~u Act o~f lest session T 1he parish of ;1tasriand 'iathe 'poorest part of ,ofethe rg, azidb IXmostraoyin shabztedjb, late act there were 9000'wneNs ad 909 ocotlp~ere aMUesMe, but by the ...

... LATEST AD TEhLEGRAPHIC NEWS. COMMERCIAL, LONDON, MONDAY EVESIqG. The stook markets have been without recovery f,,m tbo serious relapse noticed on Saturday. ?? once more reign undisturbed OVer the hritl' sail way marhet. The further depreciation chicb ais teken place to-dpy, thotgh not con. ersbe, ie generals and is therefore a very serious ceto the hopee of a recovery which were just g ground. ...

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... SPECIAL CONSSTABLES. The following. circular has been forwarded by SirJamesFerguesoa, Under Secretary of State for the Home Departtiient,' to the'mayori f the prinoipal pro- vincial towns of England: , I am directed by Mr. Secretary Hardy to inforim you that her Majesty's government have received information. which tender's it, in their 'judgmenti, desirable 'that'the local authorities sbould ...

... t ` ) - II . iousitneg~liavipgei been -e ied~ rewards jinoucaotlj to' ( at its bgie, oiP 5951. iwebe r L to ?? the Petwerhe the;lolly- o ie r eboote of t he instiltute or psmired nobe services -taring the late fearf al. galdeb5? Th'` laiftbobht 'f tati6n'. . i 'oole,~'Dqetf Pved4O~tYAiZ UvQ4iip'sf tlejbi C Ce~ of Gurnseythe''Zkooers' lifeboaut,' at Mundlesley, Nor-' iand .adth ...

... THE CAB QUEhSTION. TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. SiD,-The letter of E 1. K, has completely staggered me. I have been a cab' proprietor for upwards of twelve years, and until yesterday I have always enter- tained the idea that 1 was doing justice to myself by requir- ing about the same amount per day of my drivers as other proprietors weretaking of theirs. But if your correspondent is ...