... ?? 0 'O 11'ri'miqlIzIll jila'Ill'I cannot. a ?o - FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1867. NEWS OF THE DAY. The italian army has crossed the frontier, and has occupied several points of the Papal territory. The oflicial 1 lorence journal represents that this step has Lxen talen in conformity with doolarations previously made to friendly Powers-that on the landing of the French troops at Civita V'eechia the ...

... LATEST NEWSI IJRETR'S JrTELESRAMS.] THI P\PAPAL CRISIS. THE ITALIAN TROOPS CROSSING TTH FRONTIER. FLORENOE, 0CTUoBKR 30 ([Evening). The Ocioliat Onacttc of thin evening rays :-W The Frochb xoe itC u, h Avhng a nnounced that :h o French flag wave5 upon the wall9 of Civita Vecchia, the Government of the Riing t conformitY vwith the declarations made by it pre' vi011ouly to friendly Powers, in ...

... HENLEY-IN.ARDUN. ToE C1ABGF AGAINST A CLERIGYMAN OF DEFRAUD- 11N THE RAILWAY. - The adjourned summons against the Rev, Mr. Mucklestone, Vicar of Haseley, charging him with defrauding the Great Western Railway Cnm. pany on two distinct occosions, was set down for hearing at the Henley-in-Ardon PettySesslons, on Wednesday. Mr, Sermon (from the office of Whateleys and Whateley, Birmingham, ...

... ANNUAL M~EETING. The annual meeting of the virminghiam and Midland Re6form League wee held yesterday evening At tile Odd Fellows' Hail. Mr. J. Baldwin, the prsidlont. wae ino tho chair, erid there wast a good Attendance, of mombece. The CHIAO5IRAN, in opening the Proceedings, expressed his -belief that the League bad renderea a great deal'of service to ite co0ntry. (Hear, llear.) Doting the ...

... I THE BRITISH ASSOCIATION AT DUND1EE. I | [F~q~rom oarz n1a've liO 1,orfc'r.] DUNDREE, SatUrtlay. The oervcrsa-zionc in the Drill Hall was a very graeialbs relief from the heavy work of the sections. Thl major portion of the celebrities now in Dnndee were sresent during at least a portion of the evening, anid fi addition there was a large gathering of the residents of the town and district, ...

... NEWMARKET S. 0. MEETING. NOMINATIONS FOR THE CESAREIWITIf STAIKIS. Little Ben, 3 yrs Cosr, 4 yrs Special, 4 yrs T'yuedale, 3 yrs Scevenger, 3 yrs Mandrake, 8 3ra Harry Brailsfosd, a yrs The Dean, 8 yrs Seas King, aged Lady Vane, 4 yra Pearl Diver, agod Minister Bell, 3 yrs Stokeley, a yzb, Corporal, 3 yra Priority, 3 yes Tire Priest, 3 yrs Chippenham, 4 yrs Belmont, 4 yrs Sportsmae, 4 ys . ...

... VON DADBLSZEN AND NORTEPS WEIKLY METAL REFPORT. Non. I and 2, East Indr. Avenue, Leadenhall Street, London, 9th August, 1SG,. The Metal market shows no change for the botter since our last report, and In some instances prices have slightly given way. IRDN,-In all parts of the manufaotairlug districts the feeling remains depressed, but prices ?? alteration Scotch pig-iron keeps qilet, at 53s, ...

... it itRIFLE SHOOTING COMTHTITION.an 0 2b~~~T tile k9osTOR, o the DAILY Peer. 1 a Sir, -Will you plsleace corrort the statement made In f, 1. your l~aper of today as to my being the donor of the vary lift has d uoooeerrn ai vase. no it shlouldl have been- BD P~1rteetiaod by Mr. H1, Cernfortb, per Mr. LFulford? b to ?? &am, youra truly, Bs id Birminghaul, October 23, 1807. 0. FULFOIIO. II re _ _ ...

... BROSEEEll. AiNNivER.9ARYT SRnmoN:.-Oa Sunday last two- nor. mona were preached in the bid Baptist Chapel, by Mr. G. Wyard, of Shrewsbury ; an i ollections wore made for, the Sabbath Schools taught therI, amounting to £3. los, The congregations both in the fternocon and evening were numerous. The choir end children, assisted by Mtisa Sprogg, on the harmonium., acquitted themselves with much ...

... [pJrom the Lariat.] The system under which a large proportion of the labouring classes and tradespeople obtain medical aid in sickness by means of clubs' is one that calls aloud for thorough revision. It has grown up, as anomalous institutions of all kinds do grow in England, from small beginnines to its present magnitude, without ny forethought on the part of the profession as to the ...

... RANGING A FENIAN AT BARNSLEY. A few days ago, a practical joke, which narrowly oscapod being attended with fatal consequences, wsa played off on thc person of an avowed Fenian sympathIser, employed in the ?? of Messrs. Thomas Taylor and Sons, linen manufacturers, Barnsley. A party of the hbnds -all youths of twenty years and under-wero relieving the monotony of their daily occupation by ...

... TEEI, RAJAH OF MY9ORE AND ENCLI015 D1 UXN KE' YNESS. uo of Advantage has been talken of the recent anniversary, ho the ec-ventv-fourth, of the birthday of the Rajah of lslyeoro, to announce to him that the House of Corn- noe Unisr bad resolved not to annex his dominion on his oeh death, but to hand it over in due time to his adopted d, sone A correspondent of the :ii7,s, whiio ?? present, i tl ...