... UHlIE MANSION HOUSE COLLIERIES ACCIDENT RELI F FUND. (1 Islo OUR LONDON RilR'0lTh51.) LONtDOx, Monday. A ineetilig of the comimuittee of the ftumd was held this afternooor, the Loire MAYOlR prosiding. There wero pJrsent; Colonel Stuart Wortley, Mr. Ald. mid Shoriff Wat(clev, Air. Aid. lakin, Mr. Aid. FSinnis, Mtr. Ald. Cotton, MAtr. Gray, Mr. C. T. Gabriel, Mrt, George Moore, Ar. I. T Yompson, ...

... LEEDS, OCTOfBER 11, 1867. Tie Earl of Cnir von (rom Cameron, as, owing to a typographical misprint, was stated in yesterday' s Aesrerrrq) will preside at the annual soirda of the Leods Church Institute, to be hold next month. We aro requested to state that Geo. MoMallon, secu., was not the party who committed the alleged robbery at the lire at Mr. Dixon's, at Wakefield, reported a few days ago ...

... FOREIGN AND COLONIAL I THE ROMAX INSURRECTION. The position of affairs in the Papal States and in Italy *e remains almost without variation. The Italian press and the correspondence of foreign journals in Italy concur in the expression of their belief that the Ratarci Govern- :o ment. and even the dnastof Savoy, would be endangered , if they were to oppose the evident desire of the nation to ...

... The Express of last night ?? the re- * i port from New York, through Mr. Reuter's agency, an- t nouncing the submersion of Tortola, no information had tl been received up to two o'clock this afternoon. The tl anxiety evinced by the Queen, and by all classes of her a, subjects, to learn the truth of the annouacomoet is very ts great. Her Majesty has sent repeated messages to the TV Colonial ...

... IA~BACRE OF AN ENGLISH CREW BY SAVAGES. The following report appears in the Army and .Navy Gazeue :-Tho Wasp, 13, screw-oloop, Captain Nor- man B. Bedingfield, left Trincomalee on the Ith of May for Penang, to confer with, and ascertain particulars from the Governor of the Straits settlement, relative to the murder of the crew of the English ship Futtah Islam. At the Nikobar Islands we were ...

... MR. FORSTER, M.P., AND 11S CONSTITUENTS, Last night Mr. Forster, M.P., addressed his constituents inSt. George's Hall, Beadford. There was a large attendance, and the Hon Member met with a most enthusiastic reception, Mr. Aid. BnowN (who occupied ?? chair), Mr. I. Holdon, MP., Mr. Aid. Law, Mr. Ald. parrar, Mr. Aid. West, Mr. Aid, Smith, Mr. A. Illing- worth, Mr. R. Rell, Mr. J. Cooke, and ...

... IMlPERIALI PAIRLIAM'ENT.- * d. .- e * - . ?? Telegraiph.) . . H[OUSE1 OF'ILORDS3, YEsTERPDAY.a Their Lordships met at five o'clock:. LRTSH RAILWAYS. The Earl of :RIDBERLEBY presented a petition from the Corporation of Dublin praying the Government to purchase the Irish railways, and stated that in his opinionI the subject was one whloa was deserving of the considera- tion of the Glovernment.X ...

... i THE R1EFOIRM MEETING IN I HYDE PARK. (FnoM oun LoNmoN RBEPOnTEB,) LoNnozr, Monday Night, The judicious absence of any attempt on the part of the authorities to pursue the policy which led to such fierce contentions on former occasions caused the reform meeting of to-night to pass off in the most quiet and orderly fashion.. Mr. Hardy wisely declined to follow the vacillating course pursued by ...

... THE LEEDS MERCURY. THL E'MPERor Or THE FunIcih, on the occa- Sion Of his visit to Lille, has made a spoech in whicb, recalling the state of affairs when he was last in the town, fourteen years ago, he congratulates France and himself upon the progress that has been made during the interval, and upon the realisation of the hopes whieh then animated him. Tm, official despatches which we have ...

... FEARF3UL STORM IN NE-W ' - (Rom el0,,te ' M0U6L 1 YAfo} in, Icrah, Junen BES, (lrom tie reydnty X00'i I WIALES, Ily feratl 'une21.), After one of the incst cheerless days 'we h,, lad this season, during which business was almost eve where suspended, by the drizzling rabi cld pools of 1, II, mud, the evening of Welnesday last set in' with a dscij change for the worse, and it began to pour dow ...

... INDUSTRIAL EDUCaTION IN ENGLAND. IMPORTANT STATEMENTS. la The Schools inquiry Commission, of which Lord is Taunton is chairman, having recently had their attention n called to the evidence considered to be afforded by the' il French Exhibition of the inferior progress recently made t- in manufacturing and mechanica industry ia England, n compared with that made in other Earopean countries, Le ...

... THE LEEDS MERCURY. I A Nnw Yonic telegram of the IIth instant announces that the Legislatures of Kentucky and Virginia have rejected the Constitutional Amondment. That is to say they refuse the profferred compromise of Congress, and prefer to remain unrepreseuted rather than submit to 'he terms of the amendment. It is believed that this action of the Border States is largely attributable to ...