... IWES3T CA~~FAqt 6~ISIVE ~BATTLR 4EWRNTO CHIEFS !R F1BBIBLE BUTORERR ibJM3 Y eING A.-ROHIBONG. FOiPURC VICTIMIS RESCUJED .B. DU:RO..2 .,.PEAN TADERS -& MXSIO AIE ' GE!lsRR6UJS CONDUT F ~. LtVERPOj CiAPTAIN. BThe Africnd roya snail: bt0 ; i an .i- Captain Rob*~ F, or1 arrive- d ntelr Iaboht mldiijht on~ehisy,haigbe delad several hours'.`tside the bar~ for want7 of W~ter., The dates brought by. ...

... S flYSREG:tE7 !l-s I .~ R. I@.YP W. s~ . eve g,.a seerer gale' st in .from theI rN7.N..; T12roughou onhe day the:. was sotmuolsI wind,,and the rain ?? oqntnu6oly, but a ,^b, out 4n gale prng up with uprisin ed '.deanes,.U4rcoAtinued toW, blwit-,,owaldg. P .f£oree. !~ ?? yont that svral i,1of. thq~exf-~- . boats ?? 4 aey were objged, toeass r Ing I A.t~pgjese,§-tno disaster2 e~thr on.,, ihere ...

... THE RtEEARY it Is e, ry satisfactory to find from the, result o the Manchester and also -of ,the., South Leicestersh~ire election that .the Liberal' party has not lost any ground, either -in town or coun~try1 owing to the transations of last, session ;, :and also 'that the 'Liberal eleotors are not disposed to quarrer with the old ackinowledged, and 'ong-trie leaderse of the' ReforL .paxty, ...

... ETHICS OFXTHK ABYSSINIAN W eav.e6notf Adoubt,pndw ner,'ei haveo had a doubt, asto te. justice and necessity of the war with Akyssji i; but if we 'we. totake our view of its objeots fiom7some of the offibial and, other speakers 'in Thursd~' d night's debato e e~hdul~d say~tbh'tt 'iti was' pe ,o~ t~he' most iniquitousand sen'seless wars in ?? evier. ?? Sir Stai4d-'Northcote and some of these ...

... .f Era Op- I . StrU toA, .p8U OMzm a a summ ARTO DOMESTIC. A Caabinet Council was held on Saturday saternoon. The House of Commons sat for 20 minutes' ,on Satuiday, and advanced several measuresf a stage. On the motion for the. seodl6: reading of the Income Tax Bill, Mr. D.- Glrifflith oharacterised the Abyssinian war as a. political luxury, and gave notice that on the bill going into ...

... -SCHOOL FO PARTY E - iiDUCA TIO N. j ,. I . (prom ;he'owL).- -The scholar having reassembled in Downing. otreet last week~were indulged with a prelminary examination by the ?? master, Professor, BeniTesoh'emall. ' The following scholars were' present on the occalion.(we glve their school nicknames) :-Ned' Turnrover (1arl of.'Derby); Gentleman John- (Manners), Weeping . Will. '(Wa1l ?? Gab le ...

... -I- TEE COMPOUND HOUSE- i I HOLDER. @ The reply of 'the Attornzy-General to the ques- tr Honse put to him in the House of Commons on d Friday night relative to the personal payment of rates was Inacourately reported by the telegraph company. Mr. Forster asked whether since the d passing of the last Reform Aot every occupier In ?? boroughs must be rated to the o relief of -the poor, or 'whether ...

... - COLLIES ?? . ai-~s4f. . ?? O .LLIERY. XidoN Thm ISCOTJLAND.` LOSS Or ORVERAL L7VES. On Friday afternoon an ;alarmng aeoldenb occurred at Cardenden ololiery, near Auohter.. derran, Fifesbire, belonglng to Mr. JarneBGodaU coalmaeter, w*hereby four men lost their lives, an many others escaped In' :an almost milcho16zne Manner. 'It appears thatrs bout'faro'oioc t'e afternfoon whilo' the ...

... LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.. [REUTER'S TELZIGRAMS.] FRANCE. E THE SENATE. - PAnIS, Nov. 29. a In to-days sitting of the Senate the question of a ?? and Italy came on for discussion. g. Dupin made a speech, In which he thanked e the Emperor for the support given to the 'Papoy, t ga deolared that the duty and Interests of France demanded the protection of Catholicism when a recaued by revolution, ...

... | SECOD ED ITIO. ;! ?? M -P I; Rev -or * IDY g B'-f;*-JrohnH--Heeketh ?? ?? from ihe Reform 'Psii el '6 ount of the recint ,mmifeet.ct ogol eet favourable 'to 7~. ?? on0o tthe cqmttes of the Lodon :fnd~ iand: for' anasire and OheehIr dilhag the cotton fa Dteu .that the eo mittee ire .engaedina rohen fe to igb~e m~itte to the - ai of M ihanic or the distribution ofte baane ?? -W.~iiJOKI OF A ...

... IMR. ;JOHN BRIGHT, M.P., -O THE IRISH LAND QUESTION. Mr. Heenry Dix Hutton publishes the following letterreceived by him from Mr. John Bright:- Rochdale, Nov. 1, 1867. My dear Sir,-4 have read your ' Prussla and Irelana' with muoh interest, and, as far as you go, I agree with you, but I th more requires to be done. Your plan is to help tenants to buy farm where owners are willing to sell, to ...

... I EN:. , ANiJ ?? t ,- IMPORTANT ARREST,& D SEIZETRE '.oFa AR]iIEI IN MANl!OHESTEiR. ; ?? 11riday even& 4 man wast Arru' te'dat thee L~ondon~road S{lt~on' of thse Lbndoni and Noth. western 2welS tmunder very, suspicious otroum- stance~., .aptain Palii; tlie ohlef- oonstable, hadi received ~inomiation in 'the 'oor'f the day whlch Induced himto awdt i peiron1 teb arival of the train ...