... TO THE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS IIMRCURY. GONtLEMt N,-Having seen an account of the meeting lately held in Leeds for the promotion of female education, I beg leave to suggest, as a fit subject to hie biought before the strong-ruinded young ladies of Leed;, enana ilysis of the potem by our accomplished Laureate, entitled The Princess. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, ...

... THE SI1E OF iHN NIW TOWN ASAi A Xr I BRADFOR)RD. Tn ?? impression of Fridiay3 )ii articieappia~r,q, sa prsssitg the general tfs,-l.ii ic t IlLS. ri ii , I 1' I' the elte of the pi oposie ToWi LI II111. To.- Is, ay; 'dit d~ k ot Saturday, in iUS 'Tulk ii, BrIdfir I. Olo .! ?? Sewsu ?? inl the ?? t~tring-o Of ii,ir, V u MI I inp-tasiice in Va~jLIS11 r,-.ejcetu a, th.- s, I--ti~q -ii tits ...

... The Attempted assassination which was briefly reported in yesterday's Aercury has something myste- lious about it that has yet to be unravelled, Tie circum- stances antecedent to the attack, and which apparently led up to it, are not yet fully explained, and are repre- Fented. differently. The leading facts, so far io at present known, are best narrated in the deposition made by the wounded ?? ...

... LATEST_ NEWS I [tz=ut'as TLaanEs] 3 FRANCE. PauRs, Sept. 30, Evening. Tbe Marquis do Lavalotte arrived at Biarrit% this morning. It is Said that M. Roulohr will leave Paris to-morrow, also with the intention of going to see the Emperor. PRUSSIA AND FRANKFORT-ON- TUE-MAINE. BulLisu, Sep. 30. A royal decree, dated tho '5th inst., has just appeared, defending the bases upon which the property ...

... THE REPRESENTATION OF, BRADFORD. 5 Lest night a public ineeting of the Liberal electors of Bradford, convened by the Liberal Ilegistra- tion Assodiation, was held in the Alexandra Thcstre, to decide up-n a representative for the borough, inl the room 2 of the late Mr. Wickham. There ere now four candidates -Mr. E. Minll, editor of the oyencsnewrswisl, Mr. Ald. Godwin, Mr. H. W. Riploy, and Mr. ...

... THE LONDON MISSIONARY SOciErY. ANNUAL MEETING IN LEEDS. Y The isnumal servities in connection with the Leeds ii auxiliary to the Londois Missionary Society were corn- .0 ?? onl Sunday, when special ssrmoiis ivere preached us i the viarious Iiuin-ilepidnt chapels by a di-putation. from 'a the~ 1lireist society iaiid several of the usinisters of the town. Strvicos. for the young wore also held ...

... A Bpecial meeting of this Council was hell ves- terday, in the Council Rooto, Leeds Town Hall, the Malyol in the chair. trIE BOROtUOlI RITE. The half-yearly estimate of the borough oxpensos wao aid before the Council, and showed the followin. results: 151d .e,,l Estiasts for Fsdtilnltt ll1dr-yssrelllialg Aug. a1. 187. April 1, 1565. Contabrilary Fore*. - 3 lo .. 10,1Ji C 0 iubicipad Elections ...

... The followiing address has been issued by autho- rity of the Archbishop of Canterbury:- rO TrHE FAITHFUL IN CHRIST JESUS, THET PRISTSr AND) DEACONS, AND THE LAY MTEXBEML OF TIIES C()I7ii01 OF CHRIS9T IN CONIUNION WITI TI.l ANGLICAN BBITACIL OF TLEm CHUICOE OATitoLI. We, the undersigued bishops, gathered under the good providence of God for prayer and conference at Lambeth, pray for you that ye ...

... 'BIErl NORTH-EASUERN COMPANY'S NEW STAT1ION AND LINE AT LEP:DS. Thl, stew btation at Leeds, to be occupied jointly by ?? andi the London and North-Western IztliiLy (ir)rpair iisi, and the line which is intended to ki n l ia ?? link lusiween the systems of the fArst- isllned criipuity at Wu lrngtoll and MiLrsh-laale, are .!viriciibg 6u rapidly thlitsonint notice of the unedertakinigs aniv bie ...

... I AMERICA, NEW YORK, Sept. 18. Njsuulvrouoe suite were about to be brought bi-fore the i 0,erlo x l cittu istrict of Colutirbia to lest timt Coixetitia- ?? of thu CO] fiecaxion Act of Cangrese. At the I(1tt .11 ixje.-iiit of tie bite rtebellion miuch property was LI at Waseinixgxcn heloxigixg to those w-ho held public ,itiOt uxildir tle. Suitithrrii C.-itu-leracy, possiession to coo- leto dile ...

... THIE QUEEN IN THE HIGHLANDS9 The Elgin 0ouris'r giv+s the ?? o ae-ount. of Her Majesty's visit to his Grace tho Diike of Rtichmrrd Tho inhabitants of the upper district of Banff ilirir ?? this week been unexpectedly favorred with it visit frour our sovereign lady the Quell. As our readers are alwace, Her Majesty has been residing fir the last few wreks at her favourite residence of Balssoral, ...

... -L-CIFEBR MATCHES AND THE DES£RJ- TION OF pRO.PERTY. Mr. Alfred Bell, the secretary of the Suffolk Alliance Assurance Office, reports a serious state of thrins ini the E astern counties, arising from the wanitton or citre. less use of luciier matches. He writes to the rsuffsl Ohromesrle:- Although the harvest may not yet be fully gathered in some of the northern districts, it may be inferred ...