... LOeCALj AND GENERAL.. LEE3DS, OCTOBER 19, 1868.. Tor TntnL or MB. GTREENLAND. -We unlder- stand that after numerous adjouraments, the trial of Mr. Greenland is fixed to take place next week. The ease will be brought before the Central Criminal Cour t on Monday,X when an adjournment will be asked for to Thursday. It: is expected the trial will at last be fixed for that day. : EosO.eEd BOARD OF ...

... 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 ...

... We published a few days ago intelligence of another encounter between the Brazilians and Porn- guayans, but the accounts are so couflicting from the two sources that they both clair ad the victory. In the Anglo- Yrazilian Tiwes of the 24th Septomber-a Brazilian organ -details of the battle, according to Brazilian sources, are given:- An advance was to be made egainet the position of the ...

... VISIT OF THlE VOLUNTEERS TO .BELGIUMi BaussEIm, Wednesday Morning. To-day there has been witnessed in this city one of those sights which can be seen only in a free country. An ovation for the ruler of a psople may be organised officially, as we know it has been before now, in places where the object of the acclamation was anything but popular, end the people feigned a loyalty which they felt ...

... LATE ST NE Wg £RxUrsor'e TIILHBAS.1 ITALxY. ENTRY OF THfE ITAIIAN TROOPS p~. VERONA. VFP.ONA, Oct. 16, Eveair The Italian troops, under the command of G' Medici, entered this city to-day, and met vwiO 3 enthusiastic reception from the inhabitants, wbo r.kj cheers for the King, Italy, and the army. RUSSIA. ST. FEvEasnuasn, Oet.' Count Berg iB said to have been relieved ct functions as Governor ...

... THLE BANK RATES OF DISCOUNT FOR TWENTY-TWO YEARS-THE ALTERATIONS AND DURATION OF EACH RATE. The following table, showing the dates of the various alterationsa which have taken, place in the mini-i- mum rate of discount charged by the Bank of England since the Bank Act of 1844 camo into operation, also speci- fying each rate and the number of weeks or days during which It was in force, has been ...

... I AUSTRIA. VIENNA, Oct. 14. The Emperor Las addressed an autograph letter to Count Beleredi, the Minister of State, in which His Majesty expresses his most grateful recognition of the inestimable proofs ef fidelity and noble self-sacrifice which have been afforded by the peoples of Austria during the late unhappy times. The Einperor instructs Count Beleredi to make known his sentiments of ...

... 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 ...

... THaE I.RO-CLADS AT SEA. (Frosm thes Ti1ms.) The reports from the Channel Squadron are now of considerable importance, for they describe the behaviour of nine select iron-clads on an experimental cruise in stormy weather. Those vessels are the Caledonlia, the Ocean, the Achilles, the Hector, the W~ivern, the Research, the Pallas, the Lord.Clyde, and the Bellerophon, end the list almost exhausts ...

... I I LONDON, Monday. The next great sensation we are to have will be furnished by tho trial of Mr. Eyre. At present the deter- eination of the Jamaica Committee to prosecute is re- garded with mixed feelings. Numbers of persons who utterly condemn the atrocities perpetrated under his rule, and who Bee the full bearing of the execution of Mr. Gordon on the great question of our personal ...

... 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 ...

... (From the PTal Aall Gazelte ) Beef and mutton at elevenpence a pound, accord- ing to the butchers' view, is to become a normal state of things in this country. If this is to be the case the sooner we discover some other mode of extending our supplies of meat the better. as it is quite clear the working mal will no ]ongcr be able to obtain the proper amount of flesh food he requires. Why plices ...