... j,&TEST TELEGBlAMS I E EBNCI CHIURCH IN. ROME. c ?? ?? owN eo0Io~rONm.) fr ROM, WEDNXEDAY AraRROON. Colonel Lalaye, the French ?? Attacie, t baviug died, the French Church of Saint Louis efused to celebrate the obsequies, on the ground iat Italian troops would be present. The funeral eremony has just been celebrated therefore at w UIan Marcello, through the intervention of Prince oi 9lumbert. ...

... IT was hardly to be expected, perhaps, that Mr. BUTT'S speech at Glasgow on Home Rule should materially advance his cause in the eyes of those who regard it with disfavour, or that an address delivered under such circumstances, and before a friendly and uncritical audience, should display any serious attempt to meet the practical difficulties which the Home Rulers have to deal with in the ...

... The meeting of the Cortes at Madrid, which it was stated would have taken place yesterday, has been delayed until to-morrow. It does not appear; however, that there is any hope of effecting a compromise between Seflor Castelar and his parliamentary opponents. The Spanish Premier has abandoned the attempt to conciliate or share power with Sehor Salmeron, and, if supported by the majority of ...

... f - T]IEiTUIL3-A s tTHE TIOSBOTE CLOAIAT' ?? . ;. ,. ?? ..s -F_ n,. e..T .i DAY.. JDr. keneal cantinues onmk prqgress in his sninmifg upokhs~e'eidece fr -the d e*ei~ n ot midy ?? 41i'nouneced that& bebd Ph re poit1t~~ nube.The. inext group: is ?? witnesses, of whoin. a port~icu' have alrteady beennoti~ced.~ The Oasrabineers, are even ore umerus tan eitherf of thosq elssfi ,chtionq.;f and there ...

... IN a letter repeating an accusation against the Pall Hall Gazette of having 1-lied in its accounts of the Dromedary, Mr. Lefevre made a variety of excuses not one of which came within the bounds of reason, together with several assertions the accuracy of which was directly challenged. In disputing these statements we solicited contradiction, if contradiction were possible: nearly a ...

... \ - =TAOODiwARY 'AnotI 'O THE' k ' ARMAWI OFV ~4 W ? LORW D BMtYOII.'d iT.D=. 51 . : >: >la~reths aomon Seijeat) ' A8AT0 A7ASDHIN. iaetion was sa enginee resding Wou~brdV , Sander for- defndanta coffee merchant in Mitm, and ?? a drvat6 liouse ar t Foensthiil plaintiff sought to recov~er 26. 6e. for the both dghlst aend maintenance of the doiefrdmt' wife. ., i lwr. ?? ped for thi plre ntift; ...

... turd obteur2T'Z obet. THE ASHANTEE EXPEDITION. (EEUTER'S TEMGRAMS,) ST. VINCENT, CAPE VERD, Dec. ?? Majesty's hospital ship Victor Fmamiuel arrived on the 17th, and sailed the following day for Cape Coast Castle. The Dromedary arrived on the i8th, and was to leave on the i9th for the same destination. The hired transport Manitoban, with 6oo men of the ist West India Regiment from Barbadoes, ...

... An influential deputation of steamship own t c of London, Livbrpool, Glasgow the Tyne, andj Hull had o an interview at the Treasury Offle with Mr. DIodson and 0 Dr. Lyonflayfair with reference to the scoelaration of g mails to the East, and they alleged certain remces t against trie Peninsular and Oriontal Steam avlgafi 9 compaany who have the contint ar carryig the m. The leptetion consisted ...

... I- = x AT TUE TAitEWAN.,. = . . . 4? The TabernMce.-vll hold d*'thomu ad I *henit isfaul'and lasb nighait was lU t r= door todoor, and from foor to ceiling, nwith cod grgtion gatered. together to wstohn whilsit the Old Year died s theew as born. At eleven o'clock, 4hon Mr. Spurgeon, gownles6 and guiltless of white neck-tio, or other clerical v insiga,unceremonioudlywalklddn to the platfurm p ...

... ;HE .ECX OB noE vIlLE - U I I I I Thre A~ournaf- lI . 9 W'elulxy Into 1110 wrek O the Lochehrn and the Ville dua :1 asvswmed. - ILday at tho Greenwich Police-court, beore UT. Ma u M:gilxTme of the coiurt, (:apteiz Wilsn, and (aptain. Harris. Mr. :amel w4taihd the case on behalf of the Board of Tnde, aud Mr. Butt, Q.O, aesr the I enasterandcrawu ?? r Ca lBsgrgen, re -examo, 'XrAam d:-i=1 a an ...

... PARIS, Wednesday. \Exw duties on wine and other things, all tending to render living dearer, have just been voted by the Assembly. Nor does it seem at all probable that there will be any diminution of the budget in years to come; it will be five years before the State has paid off its debt to the Bank, and then other charges will have to be met. Again, it does not seem certain that the ...

... HOSPITAL SUNDA Y COMPLICATIONS. WHEN it was first proposed to establish a general collection for the medical charities of London on one Sunday in every year, on the ground that it had been found to work admirably in Birmingham and other provincial towns, grave doubts were expressed in different quarters as to, its applicability to so vast an area. The distribution of any amount which might be ...