... GMAIBALDr's ILLNESS. The Florence correspondent of the Libcerte writing | en the 25th, says:- Newe from Varignano is scarce. It appeays that Garibaldfs state is very serious, and that bis doctors have to struggle against a general depression of the system, a moral prostration which hsr engendered a physical prostration, always diffi. cult to contend with in persons of sixty. RIhea. mratie ...

... I SST.VINCEN HOSPITALs * X ft O'1errall delivered the inaugural leoture for e the sedion, Mtt t.Vineunt's Hospital onWedneeday, e in the presence of a large assemblage of members of e the profession and studente. The lecture was charac. e ternsed by the profound knowledge, varied experience a rd emnziont ability for which Dr. O'Ferrall has been long distinguished, and which have placed him ...

... |IPOOR LAW COMMISSION-OFFICE OF 11. - . ~.AUDITOR. Under the Above heading we. h4ie ob'erved aur ?? in the baturdy ijanse. of Pnir ?? he rih;2iae.?, from the tone of which it is evideat , zur disinteroited Wrien4i0 a. ; 4andidnAhe fie d or whom he is eager to obtain the appolnttmejb.' He ignores altogether the clalanmb ,:a qi aioca ions of hboae whose experience and lnowleige of the duties Of ...

... PMa MMD. DWBUISM. ARR1VATA VP 119 &ML. Noveraber S0, 186T7-WInd- 8 W- Novenmt~ej 28-Stnley, E Nymph, and HIllerala, demnexa, Hlolyhead; Earl at Casid, steomer. Glasgow Iron Duke, Star, St Columbs, and St Patrice, steamers, Liverpool; Royal Wiliam, steamer, Belfst; Dora, Glen- umn. whiting; Forth, Taylor and Naylor oand Columbine, Wextord, Salt; Margaret, N'inte, barley; hsabe4 Bangor, elates; ...

... __POLITICL ECONOY.{ * Professor Slattery, the Professor of Political Eco- nUOI in T' loity College. delivered his introductory lecture to a course for the opening of the session, on Wdnesday, at two o'clock, in. thq New Museum .Buildingsi Trinity College. There was a unerouti attendance .The learned. lecturer commenced by stating that the recent atthcks on the science had .beep .aiirected ...

... LATEST iINTELLIGht'!\U I BY TEILEGRAPH. IWALY. Florence, Saturday, Nov. 30. The Imlic refutes the asnouncement that the Itahian Government basgiven its unreerveod adiesion to the proposed Conference, The Opimoazc says the adhesion of Italy to the Conference must not be interpreted in an cbsoluts maznner, Italy, to second thewishes of France,adheres in principle to the Conference, but ruervee ...

... T qtIRISH CHURCH QUESTION. I .As. ,.t _. . - . ?? _ an ?? Wad delivered in the MuMa HA, Newcastloon-Tyne, on Tuecday last, by the Rev. W. Wlters, of Necaetle .in connection with the Liberation Boocy-gon the 'Irish Church, a aub- ject which is at ?? engaging considertble attention, in consequence of the Government having ieased a royal commission to make an inquiry in re. lationto jt. The chair ...

... GRAND B4NQUATTOA TO DEFEDERS I OF! .( MONTH RtOTNJ~.06 A (PsON OUH CORRASPORDENT.) A telegram ha1 alrevdy informed y76t that the brave handful of hero .tat held Monte Rotondo fpr tw epty.5evn hours ag~inst 6,000 Garibaldian, were splendidly entertained by the Roman nobility on taeir'return from Parignano Before giving the detalls of this eventbit will be worth while recalling the facto te1;t ...

... THE CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY- MR. J. MARTIN. ?? tarts -% tA+IbIBA ?? The following letterron Mr. John Martin has been received by the Very Rev. Dr. O'Loughliu, of the Catholic University: hbroney, Roetrevor, 2;'th Nov., 1867 'DWs DocrOn O'LouOsmIN-Thisl time I am late in sending you my little yearly contributionin aid of the Irish Catholic University. Bet it is not may slackening in my zeal for ...

... AID FOR THlE POPE. I tr .n .t 'I .Am. TM T N sIOR oY THS YMAN, December let. DRARn BIB-It is now nearly two months eince I ?? a ew remark in your journal regarding .thu mott important and interesting subject; ether comnmunictlcons bearing upM it were received by you, to which your short editorial comment gave such prominence and'efficay as, in great pat, to lead to the opening of the ...

... MR. JOHN BRIGHT, M.P., ON THE IRISH I LAND QUE*STION. M tr. Hfeury DiY Hutton publishes in the 8pec4totor thetfoliowing letter received. b'yhim from Mr. John Bright Rochdale, Nov. 11, 1867. lioT EAB SI -r hae read your' i'russi4 and Ireland' with much interest, and as for as you go I agree with you, but I think more reqqires to be done. Your ?? is to help. tenants to buy farms hwere owners are ...

... oUR OHCRCfft COOMSSIoN I (rom ?? Ver-k Ezmintr.w -) When in the lsat session of ParliAmevnt the Go- vernment was pressed upon the sbject of the Estab. lishel C oh and the dafeat of Sit John Gtys mtionl by a narrow mijority of twelve made it pal- pable tlat the time was comc when something should be done, the Goe aeirUnt, adopted the course that might have been expected, When the hounds are ...