... 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 ...

... THE NATIONAL REFORM UNION AND THE COUNTY FRANCHI8E. A fourth special meeting of the Executive of the National Reform Union was held on TuesdtLy eveuilg, in the Council Chamber, Gladstone-buildings, Mauches- ter. Mr. GQo. WI1oSN prosided. Ir, J. D. MoRTON openoed thle discussion by remaking that Mr. ChorIton, in his very able paper, iend clearly Ehown flnat the precset distinctions between the ...

... ITHUE BOUNDARY OF HlUDDERSFIELD._ I On Sfaturday, Gon. Sir 1. Dacres, and Mr. Serjecnut II. T. Atkinson, Assistant 1Bounldsry Comnmis- sionlers, resumed thorir inquiry into the boundlary of the pa~rliamentary borough of Huddrerlield, at the Board- room of the imnprovemenet Cormmiisaioenes, lHameden- street. Mr. I, BARER, solicitor stated that since the adjourn- ment of the Court on Friday ...

... , LEEDS, OCTOBER 7, 1867. CooMmiSsIoNs.-The following commissions are ?? A. V. C.-J. Bourne, Eaq., to be honorary Colonel ?? T. A. Bushby to be Lieutenant-Colonel; Captain H. :I. Horaby to ba Major. Sth A. V. C.-G. G. Belcher, Uent., to be First Lieu- tenant; A. J, Kinloch, Geut., to be F~rst Lieutenant. 19th A. V. C.-E. H. Liddell, Esq., to be Captain, vice Faulkner, resigned. 21st A. V. . ...

... THE REPRESENTATION OF1 BIRAADFOP.D. There seems every probability at present that there will be a sharp contest for the representation of Bradfoid. Mr. Ripley and his frionds appear determiaed to persevere, and those who know him well assert that he is not the nearl to give in. HIeis a gentleman of indomitable energy and perseverance, and, apart Jrom his political views, which are fully ...

... The winter session of the Leeds School of Medi- cine was commenced yesterday. The introductory lecture was given by Mr. T. Pridgin Teale, jun., in presence of a large number of members of the medical profession, and a good attendance of students. Amongst those who accom- panied Mr. Teale into the lecture hala were Dr. P. Smith, Dr. Allbutt, Mr. T. P. Teale, sen., Messrs. Hall, Seaton, Sossop, ...

... TIlE LORD LP UTENANT OF IRELAND AT BELFAST. (.By Tliegraph.) BErPAsr, Thursday. To-day his Excellency the Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland visited several places of interest inithistown, In the afternoon he was entertained by the Mayor of the borough (David Taylor, Esq., ?? at a splendid d(jeiner, in the Music-ball, to which the principal persons connected with the district were invited to raeet his ...

... THE CHUROH CONGRESS, WotYLvnAlflUx, Wednmsday. The evening sitting yesterday was devoted to the discussion of The best moans of bringing Noncou- formuists into union with the Church. It was opened with a panat by ?? TTrLTON, whosaid theymust assume that the 'hurch held a vantage ground, not only of ancient position but of truth; and they desired to sea her retain her position, and others ...

... MrUlTING ?? I1F ?? (ONGlES,`:,. romalids ?? \Nolvorililnziltoll befuiro Btr. T. S. Sialkihs SIr ,I C Slzzith (es-Ala+Or!} mid Ak. J. Alortoll chltrge(i vith ?? luluder of bis wito, but w:ls rciliaw;letl until ?? 3Uolld:ly, on tbo ?? of ?? Segreivo, ill cnsequelltso of hIr. Thilrstalis (tho solicitor tor the llraecuti>o) lxllviuD utet lvith na accieleat svhich coatuasd lirx to hi3 rooul. TII14> ...

... 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 LEEDS MERCURY. SVEIRAL encounters between the Papal troops and the ineurgents are reported, and in every case the I . . . . . . I advantage has been with the latter. A body of troops is said to have joined the rebels. The insurrection is spreading, and, under cover of these successes, the in- surgents are concentrating their forces. It is said that an understanding exists between the ...

... THE LOSS OF A HARTLEPOOL BRIG AND I FOUR HANDS. I YARMOUTn, Friday. Last seight it blew heavily fromn N. by E., with terrific squalls of hail and rain. About a quarter to nine, durisig the height of the gale, the storm eompausy of beachimen, while on the look out oui the pier, observed a tie barrel burning in a S.E diroetioll Supposing it caine from a vessel in the Roads, they launehed their ...