... VISIT OF THE ENLISH VOLUN'TEERS Tf BEILGJ IUM. |FROM O U1 TIMEJS. B1USSELS, FrIlDAY MIojOIxrsLr.-There can ?? In ?? that the recejtiosn to be given to the VuhlDn- teers attending the Tir NMational of 1S66 was ex- pected to be something very cordial and imposing. The programmn issueld by the authorities many weeuks ago of the fetes which were to mark this year's annliversary of the independence ...

... (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENCE.) OUR Vienna correspondent says :-The idea of appointing Herr von Beust to the Austrian Foreign Office has now been definitively abandoned. This statesman, besides being peculiarly obnoxious to Prussia, is also unpopular with many people in Austria. The Hungarians dislike him because he gave up Count Teleki to the Austrian authorities, the Poles on account of his ...

... ?YORL?INABY?VELE6?RAPH. I A MERIC A. ARERIVAL OF THE J:AVA. Qneenetown, Ocetober 13. The Royal Mall steameship Java, from New York on the 3d Inst., arrived here at 4 59 s M, with 96 passentgers and 92.,168 dollars in specie. She lan~ded 25 passengers and all the mails, consisting ot 116I sa~cks, and proceeded immnediately for Ltverpool; MIL wPell. New Y ork, Oct. 3. Mr. Sulmner has delivered ...

... TH]? QUEEN'S UNIVERSITY. DIBGInw, Fridlay. The Convocation of thle Queen's University met to-day in St. Patrick's ?? Dublin Castle, the members of the Convocatioan Ndthreotr mgnladie. Aftr M. Rss ailbeen elected senator, mn rooml of Lford Monteagie, hir Robert Kane, after a long speech, in which he stated his reasdns for so doing, moved.- That inL the opinion of Convocation the acceptance of ...

... arxtfr EF ;iR hi. A prosecitioin of 'M&i' Eyre, thle Tiines tell 115, Can on yj it en rn Oron of ?? wii i ?? ?? thrown cuitby th~ grandjiury~, or, if a true' bill be~1ountd, ~ti it will be tried before ape'tly juy ;:in w bch~o ie-th9,d ti fendant will Either; be acquitt'ed'br conji~ticte and if 'he be', convicted,. the s~fisence passed up6n hIm. ?? ethignhe carried out or it Vill not,. L~et ...

... THE HEA.LTH OF THE CITY. 'The following is the report on the health of Dub- Ein for the fouirweaks ending 'October 8th, 1866, by E. tD Mapogier, Medical Offiler of Health 1- ' The return of, tire last fourjwc eksindicate a high rate' of -nortalit y, 671 dcaths having been recorded by the Registr Genoral, 'acgiust 567 during the pre'eding riont h, and 448'during the ocrewsponding period in 1865 ...

... DOWNV.-W7e have had another week withont rain, but there is such an absence of sunshinic amd so close and heavy an atmosphere that farmers have great dilficalty in saving the remnant of their grrain crops. Thc iejlls in this locality arc nearly all cleared. In later districts there is mnucli in stook yet, and some to cut. A few days of sunshine, with a cold, bracing air, would enable the ...

... The following is an abstract of the third annual report of the committee of this institution to be presented to the subscribers at the annual meeting, which will be held this (Monday) evening m the Gnildhall Assembly Room :- The committee congratulate the subscribers and the public upon the success which has attended the efforts of all these engaged in the bespital work, and also upon the ...

... LOCAL AN D GENERAL. LEEDs, OCTOBER 139, 1860(. WiEST ?? REVISION. - LnnnS POLSLING Drsraucr.-The revision of the lists of West Riding voters for the Leeds polling district took place on Saturday last, at the Town Hall, Leeds. The district comprises thirty- seven townships, and the business was divided into three courts, presided over by Messrs. Coleman, Kill, cud Thompeon, the revising ...

... [BY TELEIEAP11.j NEWS.LE2TTER OFFICE, jifonday Moing. AMERICA. SUMNER'S ADDRESS -UNIVERSAL SUF- FRAGE FOR THE NEGRO-DAVIS'S COUN- SEL DEMANDS AN IMMEDIATE TRIAL- FENIAN PRISONERS IN TORONTO TO BE TRIED-IMPORTANT FROM VANCOUVER i ISLAND-MEXICO STILL IN TROUBLE- SEWARD'S MAN(EUVRING WITH SANTA ANNA, &c., &c. ARRIVAL OF TIHE P.M. STEAMER JAVA. NEw YORea, OCroBaR 3.-Mr. Sumner delivered an address ...

... l- 1 T, ' ArCIDE INT IRlOMAUI Vi:F 4) rS EEIT. \ . 11N I'ili': 1 ?? t h1A- past tx lvye o)clook, IL l. j, jt. Mi rough Cororier. and a respect. 'a1s an'l cart passillg over her inl -II ?? Irev ions day. Win. Urr, a I ;- i^lL vtl, xi h hadl l]en ill eliaige of Lart at the time, ...

... THE FA3VIINE I? INDIA. On'Thureday, inl consequence of a telegram having been received by the Lord Mayor from Calcutta, from the eheirsean of the Bengall EFanine Relief Fund, and of smother having arrived at the India BeaLrd almost simul- taneously from Sir Jolca Lawisises, the Viceroy of Inedia, invoking aid from thsis country by means of a public sub- scription, a conference was held at the ...