... GENERAL FO1PBI'GN NEWS. (TIMOUGH REUTRe'S IMsTC.) ARREST OF AN INTERNATIONALIST AT FLORENCE. FLORENCE, Nov. 6. T4e p9lice have arrested ma sa named Vatta, an italti aid a leader of the Iuterniatipnalists of Geneva. THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT AND THE POPE. ROME, Nov. 5. The Voce delta Per id denies the news that the Britial Government has ?? Mr. Je~voise. The Pope ha declared that he will never ...

... NXES IROM PARIS lpno~t OUR OWV cos~pn=~5~M-), PARIS, Ws ?? Niour. I don't know whether it is a symptom of some- thing comning not, but a Government journalist, M. Herv6, of the Journal de Paris, advocates the t abolition of the state of siegd'in the forty depart- ments (nearly half Franic) where it exists. i He even adopts the subversive arg ment, never listened to in Radical mrouths, that the ...

... THEATRE ROYAL COVENT GAIDEN. PBOMENAI E CONCERTS. Under the direotion of Messrs. A. and S. Gatti. Tais EvroNo, at 8 Madame Siuico, Mr. Wilford Morgn, M. Pearson, Mr. Huglees, mr. Yonng, Air. Jj.yy, and H~err Josef Gung'l. Full Orchestra and Chorus. Conductor, M. Herve, THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANZ SOle L~eee and Meangser, F. B. Chatterton. Tars EvicsNso at .45 NO O Y IN LONDON.-At 7.45, tIHARD ...

... THE AdfqY ON THE HIG SPAS. John, Anderson, alias Johnqon1 able-bodied eea- man, was brought up for final oriusnaaetl3now-street t rxthe chric of' assisting In amutirtonte Mr. Poland1 instructed by the solicitonto the Treasury, conducted the .proieelstioa, anld eamined the following witnesses William Leslie, master of the British barque 8ateuma, belonrging to the port of Stcderlend, ?? the 13th ...

... .RRUIAGE AT WESTMINSTER ABBEY. . .1 Yesterday forenoon a number of relatives and friends congregated at Westminster Abbey to witness the marriage of the Right Hon. Lord Rihhard Grosvenor, M.P. for Flint, younger son of the ?? of West- minster, with the Hon. Blatrisx Vesci, youngest daughter of Viscount and Viscountess de Vesci whic took place in Henry VII.'e Chapel. The wedding party began to ...

... ?? Ss k e X e~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - ~fTW PP,.NEC MI ,PING'.S OFI WALES. IN W DAVICi I{IIE.. £0 Ctq5, QU~v ~PZc cQI ?? COVRNTRY, *RsM Ax NIGEeW cc The general sagIsfaction. that everywhere reigns of in respeot of t4l visvjii to lJirmiji. zn' of the w Prince and PrincesS of Wales hass been crowned th to-4ay by the weoeipt of e4 lotter, ia which expres- m BrOI is given in somewhait warmuer terms than oa ...

... - : (FRoX A CAME T CORBESPONDWT) ES¶TBLA, OCT. 31. When one considers What has Peon done Oncee Don Caries entered Spain with five or six fol- lowers, in whose presence a few hundreid muskets, hI ti dden there, were unearthed from a gorge of the Pyrenees, it cannot be denied that immense strides have been made, and that he hhas on his side many elements ofssscces. lepossesses the enthusiastia ...

... t MAEMO:RATIONS. st, Si i hei of the G Gun- ~er'3-loZa ~pabd ,o i the metropolis more itsely, IFerhap thai~ei'.ijOY previous 6th of Novem- ber. Grib fnp ?? and men who used to look fox. ward to Uf'Fawkes day as one of tolerable gain seemed to have eiven up the business of haqvingr Guys' a Xou 0 ffieste Wexcep i iu'ery ?? a~i' n accordingly the harmless demoneltrlltio e'yesterday, i ?? Jho ...

... THEF; CJIVIL WAR IN SPAIN. (rnofi ounr c srcit ConT sPonDNT.) MADRED, Our. 31. The arrival of General Laserna at Madrid at tho tuoinent that ftho nows of his combined movo- ?? Ivttli ULioral Moriones on Pamplona was oiuilug aiixiotisly awaited; has not tended to in- Crease public ?? in a vigorous prosocution 'f tho war, so invariably promised by every M\inistry vhich comes into power. The same ...

... GERN NE WS. 0WX OUR own cORRWWX=T4 B.RIB.NW, Nov. 2. The Reibhstag has made no progress bey6nd organizing and passing a number of postal eon- ventions. Herr Stephan, the indefatigable chief of the Imperial postal system, has just concluded a treaty on a very liberal basis with Brazil, as well 0s a number of minor conventions, supplementary and otherwise-all of which were approved. That which ...

... 1. DEPUTATION TO THEI HOME SECRETARY. Yesterdav afternoon the Home Secretary re- ceived a deputation from the Paddington Vestry, at his offices in Downung-street, on the subject of the storage of gunpowder at the wharves on the Paddiugton Cauna, and the transit of the same in the barges of the Canal Comn- pany. The deputation was introduced by Sir Thowas Chambers and Mr. Forsyth, the members ...

... ? I?RLAND. I . I ADDRESS O]THE 0 flOIEI ' J 0* OUA ofarm ,MMLFPR10 ?? ; U3 .Tbi~addre6saof tho O'ConnellCen aq mittee ispublishedto-iughtL.2 say :- In the name o£ t nhe officers ot e, Natioial CpOmittee, CaU on yo to tara thoughts and hearts to this old land, and invito aP, In the coning ys, n fitly celeb niary of the.irth of oxe of ftreedoma's nohrio t and most success4,lchiampions ...