... * . ,rJ which prom to. b. on. tto ranter pieces rmi rot mrchltcct, b ray ntM» Already the exterior walls and pillars havs risen risrcstocy windows, and when more favourable lev *t* the contractor intends to pnsh the itertjftleaDy. The church will consist of chancel, ' V. by 23ft, with allies cither side; nave, 93ft. », •; ft, with north and south aisles 13ft. t. the entire length; and tower ...

... LETTERS I'KOM LIVINGSTONE. The following extracts of letters addressed to Young, of Kelly, by his friend Livingstone, have just been published Country of the Chipeta, 10th Nov., 1860. My dear , It has been quite impossible a letter coastwise ever since we left the The Arab slave traders take to their heels as soon as they that the English are the road. lam a perfect bugbear to them. Eight ...

... r Art Society, Leeds. —At YORK* Bifcitlee o! this society It waa resolved : . cego assistant secretary, .nd ►» ,Bg *^ wa« chosen to fill the office. . , Art Examinations— Mr Wm. i Wellington Piaca, New Wurtley, Leeds, has aiPoiLteaby the Department at Q mth Kensington, ** the nomination o! the representatives from ten ffD I j, , local secretary for superintending the ftr.ints f. r the ...

... gIIF TIJBhilSII QUESTION. (SpECIAL TELEGBRA.) I BISING IN TBESSALY. ATHENS, Tuesday. b~ ayof 6O0 volunteers landed at Ehonasia, Xboy Of 6 SundCay, and carried with them for 4.000 men. They were joined by a strong Iciyofr surgeltS, with four guns, commanded ~ ~avadfl~ mrching towards Delvino, they e'vstuniber of villages by the way. Two other I are also en route for Delvino, where the I ?? to ...

... The Horsforth crime completed its history this There no more to be said than that l- has gone to his end in bad way. To the ..t Turner as victim of unfortunate cir.. 'n-'aii' cs, and he went to the scaffold still prohis innocence. That he was guilty no sane •riti 'i> tib's not even his solicitor, 1 should say. I mint thinking th.Tt some of the actors in this ;• drama will, upon mature ...

... ~ — Wool. Saturday .— xne wuu* ?? I^^Lr but there is very little increase in prices are as low as ever. The ?? the supphes are Sosomr* lo _JSholders are inclined to press sales, ye. beBV . t fleece and lambs' wools are in fair Cboi^ ** Jj v rices , while co onial wools are in ne st at steauv I ?? Bteßdier# fi:ttle Wj^Jr__Stody- Worsted flat. «£ lb s wool j arn stu^ market *^ a >tHEstb i v h ...

... Doors Below Boar La* I.) CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THU TRADE FOB GUARAN EED / ttt » mz-iTTT-cl KINGS. — Magnificent Sfo;k. VV ATCIILS Enzacemeat, Weddins. Eras* if xa. Kiaaswad. and other Ruby Gsma Extra good value. WATCHES. RELIABLE REPAIRS.- Special Department. Most ttt » rT'/~ITTT , CS CemtrtSte Workshops. None VV A. IL/rI-LjJ3. but Skilled Workmen. Best Workmanship Guaranteed. JTJYSON. 24. 25, ...

... LONDON, Tuesday Evekikg. The discount market is 6till firm, although the demanc lor accommodation is hardly so active. Three monthi bills aie now taken at 4£ to 41 per cent. The Behar has arrived at Galle with £317,000 in Austra *»n cold. 1»e Malta, from Alexandria, bas brought £103,200 h Australian rold fri, it, i^, t , Kai.i'e Cu&no, Bb, t[: New Qucbrada, St, |; Peninsula ?? ■ ?? R- ia ?? 52 ...

... ArciDRKT to tub Kino Pbd.hsia.—The - •* »nffefin(- fr.tr. a «-n the lef, lulled by a fall from Lavrov mivied bis f.'oUng, is apprehended. Tub Fowdbb Explohion at Fbvbrmiam.—A ifccd ~f the eufferer* from the recent goo powder n.U e plte>i« Feveisbata baa ju«t died. Five out the six »tir»i»ort remain a ilangeroua condition. Firb at Baron KornsreiLD’a. —A fire has at the real of Baron Rothschild, ...

... SPECIAL MEETING OF THE IMPROVEMENT COMMISSIONERS APPOINTMENT OF SURVEYOR. A special meeting of the Huddersfield Improvement Commissioners was held at the Board-room, Ramsden- street, on Monday evening, to appoint a Surveyor in the stead of Mr. James Armytage, who, it will be remem- bered, has accepted the Surveyorship of the borough of Preston. Joseph Turner, Esq. (chairman), presided. ...

... rcnen V 1'II seibcnd llsg boogh=II prlyta hoe fa polr the n the litterplaben 111`uredford ale' r5atOt1 cratiosnow npagee nellital _ , oe eucreded finnagn the aboav large J. IINKLEiY roome for a AT LEAINGSAL o FURNITURE and 0, ,,L, onZlI ad W'ednesayrci' ser, ,Tune ?? yb~~07,t ?hdt . sall reustittinge for bed. 0 erlywill be I ?? E, TIPPOP from oo bodstoadJ, wardrtobes. commodes, towel recnt and ...

... THE LEEDS NERCURY. 1-3 TURDAX, ,runs. Slh, 18SS3. TiE Coronation fltes at Moscovw conclude offioially to-day. There will be a military review I: ; L _ _1- _£L- - _~ A _ . during the day, after which the Emperor and Empress oh will start for Peterhof, Last evening the Emperor th gave a State banquet at the Kremlin Palace, at which ba the Governor-General of Moscow, the Marshals of N, e Nobility ...