... MORE OUrRAGES IN IRELAND Mr Warburton continues to progress favourably towards recovery from the murderous attack made upon him, though his face has been terribly mangled, and it is hoped to preserve the sight of his injured eye. The men arrested on suspicion of having been his assailants have been discharged. At a meeting of magistrates it was proposed to attach the respon- sibility of the ...

... FORtEIGN AND COLONIAL. v The roarlstead of Revel and harbour of Swine- m munde ware free freoms ice three days ago. s A shock of earthquake was felt at Florence on y Friday morning, hb Orh instLant. It appears to - have been only at slight one. It is sail that the Pope has commissioned the Abbd Liszt to prepare a scheme for rescuing sacred music from the state of degradation into which it has ...

... THE ARCHBISHOP OF YORK AT HI1S POST. d TiHE Armetisiaor or YoRK visited Sheffield last weelk fur the purpose of consecrating two new clahurehes, both built by private munificence; one T5l by Sir JeiiNs BRoWNv, anled the other by HE[NtY WILSON, Esq. His Grace thus consummated two D gratifying aes; but he did much more than this. -lIe addreseed a large mneeting of working-men on a se- SuOjtet of ...

... IL.EGLSTERED AT TrHE GE.NERAL POST OrFICE FOR TRANSMISSIOX ABROAD. FRIDAY, OCTOB3E1R 15, 1S69. E E -- L ECTI' :- - -7- L:- THlE BEAVE1'LE Y ELECTION COZINIISSION-.| Tim Election Commissioners resume their laborious researches into the mass of political corruption in Beverlev next Tuesclay. Dariig the five weeks of their inquiry we have ab- sthined from comment. We felt it vould be 'unfair to ...

... I MUNICIPAL PROSPECT,. I r_ _ . . We are scarcely clear enough of the Fair to be able to report any material advance in the pre- parations for the approaching municipal contests. With regard, however, to two prominent muni- cipal officas,-those of chief magistrate andsheriffof the town, we believe that the requisitions which we mentioned the other week as being in course of 8ig- nature, ...

... I I od. A Icrne telegram says it is officially announced 'he that Mazzini, and those who have sought refuge in ud Swiss tovritoryin consequence of the recent can. ol!piracy discovered in Milan, are forbidden to reside in the cantons bordering on the Italian frontier. ;he A DODGE To ATTEND MEETINGS,-A Paria cor- hly respondent draws attention to the fact that, l although Paris returns only ...

... THE r.EV. T. S. BONNIN AND THE PARI. SHIONERS OF ST. SILAS. . B O- NNIE has just written and published a lette-' to the inhabitants of the parish of St. Silas, Its opening paragraphs are auto- biograPhict2 narrating striking incidents in his clerical career as curate of Sculcoates parish for imovre than twenty years ; the closing passages of the letter are a sort of pastoral charge, anid ...

... THE BALLOT.-MEET1NG IN LONDON. On fr iday a crowded meeting, convened under the auspices bf the Ballot Society, vas held at the Great I Rail, Arundel-street, Strand, under the presidency of the Right Hon, Thomas Mimler Gibson. Amongst those present were Mr. C. Buxton, M.P., Mr. Sar- torts, A.P., Mr. Richards. M.P., Mr. 0. Reed, E MP., Mr. Onslow, M.P., Serjeant Simon, Mr. Bro- derick, Mr. ...

... PfW6REI;s'- OF ROMANISM IN 10GLhAND, i Terh g._. . ?? - I .I I e other day we gave from a Romish source tho Stta stics for some years bygone of 1fomish ptogress and perversion in England. The results appeared to us much less important than they are generally believed to be, the increase in chapels and priests being in a great measure accounted for by the na{ turnh inrease of the Auglo-Irish ...

... EXTRAORDINARY MARRIAGE OF A Is BDYING MAN. Albert D. Richardson, a New York journalist ?? with the Tribune. died a few days ago. the victim of a tragedy which has engrossed much attention. Richardson had been an army corre- spondent, an author, and in a variety of ways con. tributed to newspaper and periodical literature. L Some years ago he met a Mrs M'Farland, an actress, the mother of two ...

... r Oa Monday, Mr Edward Watkins Edwards, offi- bcial assignee, attended before Mr Commissioner e Holroyd, at the London Bankruptcy Court, for the purpose of explaining certain portions of the evidence e which he recently gave in the Overend and Gurney case, before the Lord Mayor and Sir Thomas Gabriel 9Mr Edwards was required to state whether the i newspaper report of his examination was ...

... THIE CHURiCH. THE ARCHBISHOP OF YORK AND AIR. VOYSEY.- The 'Telegrapht believes that an important crisis in the history of the Church of England is fore. shadowed in the letter published on Thursday from the Archbishop of York to the Rev Charles Voysey. Ia comparison with the heresies of Mr A oysey, those of Bishop Colenso might almost be deemed mild. Whether his teaching is really ...