... I THE PRESIDENT AND GENERAL GRANP. I The Washington correspondent of the New York Tissme writes as follows:_ I WASHINGTONs, Wednesday, Aug. 28. The political situation tonight is much calmer than it has been for several days. The developmaenlts of to-day bear out my despatohes of last night completely. General Grant has not refused to obey orders, notwithstanding the positive statements to ...

... ELECTORAL STAT1STICS, MSr. Jam es Acl and, in, a loter to the , Dily News, on the probable strength of the working class voters on the register for 1860, gives the folloinsg table: - Annuld Censtiteen- 1's,,ble C~oll~uece rie; in 1807. ill IS4 o.~ .~ inkng ~ ?? Working Is. 8IClassA Maj. Mill M~~5aj. 1 _Mtin, Albingdon ?? 59 245 ., 180 668 302 300 Andover 1 I5 210. 22-5 07> 2ti - 121 ?? 52 ...

... I FOREIGN AND COLONIAL I AUSTRIA. VIEWSa, Sept. 17. The financial Convention between the two Ministries was communicated yesterday morning to the deputations. The depation of the Reicharath has referred it to its aub-com= ittee, which is to make its report to-morrow, while the Hungarian deputation will take the subject into consideration this morning. As I informed you the Convention is based ...

... LEEDS, SEPTEMBER 24, 1867. ILELEY IIoSrITAL.-Daring the week ending last Friday 23 patients were discharged and 19 admitted. In the Hospital-Men, 37; women, 3a; total, 73. Waiting for admission. 26. NEW POOR IIATE.-Yesterday, at the Wakefield Court-house, a new poor-rate of ld. in the pound was granted for the townsbiji of Wearminldl-cam-Hoath, BARNSLEY RIFLE CoRPS.-Pnizir, SrOOTINaL- The ...

... BURGLARY WITH VIOLENCE ATHALIFAX. Shortly before midnight on Wednesday, a burglary was committed at the house of John Brazoay mnson, bottom of Bailey lidl Bank, Halifax, atteaded. with an amount of violence which nearly cost Brazcy his life. Brazey lives in a one-storoy houce in a small yard. near the Halifax Flour Society's mill. Ile has never besa married, lives alone, bis cottage being ...

... WEDNESDAY.-Over the British Isles there has been a decrease in the barometrical pressure since yester- (Tay. In the north it has been considerable, amounting to half-an-inch. The winds are generally from the south- ward; strong on the south coast of Ireland, The weather is eloudy and overcast, Rainhas fallenon the south coast of England, and in considerable amount on the north of Scotland. A ...

... THE LEEDS MERCURY. Tim statement that GARIBALDI has returned to Caprera is officially anfirmed. The (1diai Q.u^t| says that Garibaldi, having expressed a desire to return to Caprera, and that desire conforming with the wishes of the Government, the Ministry at once agreed to it, and the General left on Friday evening, on board a war vessel, for that island. The visit of the Minister of Marine ...

... THEIE BJ,{JITIJ1 ASSOCIAT.O-N. ?? > . IVEEBTIN 0 A T rrnT NDEE. 'Ilie Fecetlricta ii ct' ommn~iiced this rerorrlitig -cud were well ath ead Vt at iltiterst atttreitaeI to the Litogi-aphi- well at~udcd. assembled in thre Afe i~tit ca ?? ~,Si? ise Baker, FRGt . 8 Thle nuder tire pratraveidri ajef faire rfii tcI t - idfaeicadl ?? tipiticC to heatr his openling rirdrars, drew' together air ...

... MR. STUART MILL ON IREL&N1.4 At the reform rlomiionstristion il Dublin osi Tues- dny light, the following letter from MUr. StllUt Mill W W read _ Wllildhad, Augi 30ti, 1867. ?? Sir,--Yolsretter of tile '-24lth oust ilaviuig :titived at ry house after I left Esglasd, bag only jolst re iahed me. I have long beens conivinreld that coiupletit ?? to Ireland wne cacrcely to be hoped for, unless ...

... I THE SITE OF THE BRADFORD TOWN HALLT The proposal to erect the new Town Hflal at Bradford on a narrow piece of land, bounded by Chapel- lane and Market-streot, has boon much debated, ans Opinions vary as to the desirability of erecting a long narrow building as the principal public structure of t it borough. The advocates of that scheme contend that the pecusliar shape of the land is a great ...

... EXAMINATION OF THE PIStiONERS,. [Fnoe OUR OWN REsoORTEc,] MANCHETsERa, Thursday. The Fenian prisoners, about forty in number, who have been committed on remand to the city gaol, were this morn- ing brought up at the city police-court for examination. The psesonere were brought from the gaol under a strong military guard, consisting of a squadron of the 8th eus- ears and three companies of the ...

... 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 ...