... 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 ...

... The anunal inspection of the mnioers of the Leeds RTilo Volunteer Corps took place on Saturday afternoon, in the Cardigan Arns Field, lKirkstall- road, the inspecting officer being Linut.-Colonel Womb- welh, assistant inspector for thjis district. At three o'clock in the afternoon the corps paraded is full dress, with black gloves, at the hend-quarters, in Oxford-stroot, where fifteen rounls ...

... LATEST .NEWS, [Ruactaes Tuiante s.] RETURN OF GARIBALDI TO CAPRERA. FLoamNcE, Sept. 27th, Evenina, The Ooicial Gazerte to-day says that Garibaldi having expressed a desire to return to Caprera, and tha, intention conforming with the wishes of the G )rra. ment, the Ministry at once agreed to it, and the General left this evening for that island in a State vessel, The same paper also explains ...

... ADDRESS OF PRESIDENT JUAREZ The following address of Prrsi(lnt Juarmz ig published in the Mexicaen Standard1 of the 26th Autus. Beuito Juarez, Constitutional President of the jaitol States of Mexico. To my Fellow-Citizens-Conveniusg the peoile to es. ercise their sovereignty in the election Of public Offcier to whom they may entrust their destinies, I have fulfilled my duty. cnd at the same ...

... FIMALP. EDUCATION IN LEEDS. A mast ancsliiabie nmovemenit, having in view the bjiher educatioll of you0ngR ladies after they leave school, ts inengurited in Iedson Saturday cvenin. wArrange- erits bave beenl malde ly a committee of ladies in oar woen, interested in promoting the object referred to, in C-,oplration with sinilar Committees ill Liverpool, hau- ct~-c 4cr, ana S~e~lield, to ...

... I 0~~. LEEDS, SEPTEMBER 30, 1867. Tnr NATIONAL EXhIIBITION AT LznDS.-The Executive Committee of the National Exhibitionof Works of Art to be bol at Leeds in 1SG8 have beoe honoured by notificatious that the Emperor of the French and the King of Holland will pormit their names to be added to that of 11er Majesty the Queen as patrons of the undertaking. Promises of contributions of a very ...

... 1 There aro now three gentleemon who have ex- pressed their Willingness to become candidates for the representation of 1radford-Mr. 11. W. Ripley, Mr. 1. idiall, editor of the Ace ,confirmist * and II. IV. ThompsolL (oi l'ukgate). Mr. Ilipley was the first in the field, and he is the only gentleman who has issued an address. Yesterday morning tho walls of the town were studded with copies of ...

... AUSTRALIA. The Panama, Now Zealand, and Australian Royal Mflil Company's steamer Rakaia, Captain S. Harry Wright, arrived at Panama at 7 p.m. on the 3rd inst. Her latest dates are-Melbourne, July 27; Sydney, August 1; and Wellington, August . The Raksda left Panama on the 26th of May, and arrived at Wellington well up to her contract time. During tho lirst part of the present voyage she ...

... The special correspondent of the Telegraph at Berlin publishes, by permission of Count Bismark, minutes of a certain conversation he had with that distinguished statesman lately:- I ' The absorlbing topic of the day being the probability of a European war, it was very natural that I should ask Count do Bismark what lie thought upon the sub- ject He replied that he believed, almost without ...