... DEMN'ON STR At TON AT GLASGOW. SPEECH OF MR. BRIGHT. Oar special reporter's parcel, containing a description of the demonstration, having miscarried, we give the follow- saug shert account supplied by thne Tclegrapli Company . Yesterday one of the greatest, if not the greateSt, demonstration that has taken place this year on the subject of reform took place at Gklasgow, and occu- pied the ...

... 'HE Y iA EMOUTH ELEtCTIOQN COiMMISSION. At dice mueeting of the Commissioners on M~on- day, their messenger waes examined, andi ho showed that of the persons whose names ho had as beings still wanted to depose to heibesy, or to having been bribed at elections for Yarmouth, thirteen wore dead, twelvo wore at sea, and sevenlteen had left the town. Mr. C. 5. Palmer, late. mayor of the borough, ...

... TIhE VISIT OF THE ENGLISH VOLTJNTEERS TO I3ELO-1TM. Bnnssxrs, Sunday. The volunteers throngedi the streets early this morning for a parade, as they were to attend Divine service, and then to march before the King, the Queen, end royal family of Belgium. The morning was anything but alluring as far as weather was concerned, the breath of winter being very distinctly felt; but the men showed no ...

... TEE GREATT DISCOVERY OF STOLEN PRtOPERTY IN L~OND]ON. At the justice-room of the Mtansion-house, on Monday, Moses Moses, of 30, Gravel-lane, Houndediitch, described as a metal merchant, was taken before Mir. Alderman Fiinals, on the charge of having in his posses- sion, at his warehouse in Black Horse-yard, AIdgato, and at his private address in Gravel-lane, a large quantity of jewellery and ...

... L4EED)S PHILOSOPULOAL AND LITEBRARY SOCI1ETY. The forty-seventh session of this society wavs corn- nienced last night, when the introductory lecture was delivesed by Dr. CmnLcsr, the president of the Society. The subject of the lecture was LA correct estimate of facts the real basis of science,'' but before entering upon it, Dr. Chadwick tlhankedl the members for the honour they had d one him ...

... LATES8T NE~WS,I [Rurn~rs's TELEGRAS.] AMERICA. (Bly Atlantic Telegraph.) NtEW Yeast, Oct. 15, Evening. Gold l49,. Exchange on London 161 ?? .i United States Bonds l133,; Illinois 1274s; Erie elf Cotton-middling upland 43. Nzw Yeaor, Oct. ti. The HEamburg and American Company's steam isp~ Bavaria and the North German Lloyd's- steam Ebb America arrived out to-day. FRANACE. Pents, Oct. 18. Baron ...

... - LEE)'DS MUNICIPALx ELCTlIs'ONS. WEST WTARn.-Last night al large meeting of the Liberal burgesses of the West Ward wa&s held in the Working Men's Hall, for the purpose of nominating two gentlemen to represent the ward in the Council in the lucre of Mr. Conuicillor Charles George, whose terms of ofhico expires this year, and who declines to allow himself to he put in nomination forre-eleetion, ...

... .BRAT)FORD TOW.N COUNCILJ. Yesterday, a, special meeting of this body wvas held in the saloon of St. George's-hal], the MEAYOR (Mr. 5. V. Godivin) presidinag. TIia SiSOSC15 NUISANCE. A memorial was read frd'm l4i3 inhabitants, requesting the Council to exercise the powers they poassessed for enforcing the consumption of smoke.-Mr. Aid. Scno];EsvrD moved, and Mr. Ald. ?? ssnn seconded, that the ...

... 'THE TLEEDSMEiRCUJRY. A P~vRIs telegram.l informs US that thle Eui:Bsnono is ill excellent health, and, that he will stay at Bianlrt until Sunday next. PRINCE CHIARLES OF HoarnyzorrER has at; length been officially reconnised by the Ports as leos- podar of the Danubian Principalities. ThEr2E is reason to suppose that some very warm communications arc passing betwveen Berlin and the Hague. The ...

... LEEDSI OOTOBRlt 17, 1800. I LEE1DS CHORAL Ucn;ow.-Tho annual general car meeting of this society was held in St. George's School- |CC room on Mfonday evening. There was a large attendance B of mnnnbers. The hon. secretary (Mlr. Alfred Williamson)C reed the report for the past year, from which it appears C. that the society is in a very fouriehing condition. The II concerts given by the society ...

... TO THE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS MERCURY. GE3NTLEMxr-AS you have thought lit in your paper of to-day to indulge in very free criticismns onl the pleis for the improvement of Boar-lane, which we have recommnended for the adoption of the Town Counci, we shall be obliged by your inserting the followving observa- tions in reference thereto. There have been many volunteers who have favoured the p~ubliq ...

... WEEKLY RETURN OF BIRTHIS AN DEATH4S TN THE BOROUGHT OF ,ED Ahlr- lTU1t~sV 10QLr 4lsr WEEK, S6 T'n the wveek ending last Saturday 8,5920 hrb5 end 2,4641 deaths were registered in ten large cities boroughs of England, including London. The bh d exceeded by 60, while the deaths were 58 belowv Ut average weekly numbers in the tea years 18.51-60, correced for increase of population to the middle of ...