... TIHE I\TR' 1 Uic CHXMI i STILITT;itur, Oct. *1. The Rafti of the Blili'ary Sorvico Bill has beun refornod j a coa1111 ittee of thie Uilmlinbr of I) diuties. ?? bill ,Cnedorc Ilkflit.lry ?? C0ililIulsOry ?? all tIII cia 09, with- oillsulutitlte, aild lisce tile pelril(l altogether at twelve ?? ¶I ee Qheinig passe4l ill tile regulal armlly, foiar ill the r( erve. ftid fie ill the UTInlaweli. ...

... [rfMERTS TELBOagrs.1 THE BOMAN QUESTION. INISUI{RECTIONARY MOVEMENT IN TIHE PAP.AL STATES. Rosin, Oct. I Tho 6 ior,'tc (f ?? says:- Now bands of the in- nrgents have crossod the papal frontier nt Acquapon- dento and other points in the province of Vitorbo, and have exactcd money and food from the inhabitants. At Canino an armned band was discovered by the in- habitants early in the morning, ...

... LOCAL AND GENERALa LEEDS, OCTOBER 4, 1867. RProN CATnEDcAL RESToIRATION.-Sir John Lowther, Bart,, of Swillington, ILeeds, has contributed £100, and John Calverley, Esq., of Oulton, Leeds, £100 towards the abovo object. Andrew Fairbairn, Esq. (Mlayor of Leeds), has also offered £100, to bh paid cOnI- ditionally. We are authorised to state that those gentle- men who promised their subscriptions ...

... FENIAN OUTRAGE AT MANCHESTER. MNscnrsT'n, Oct. 3. The defence of the prisoners charged with mur- der, now twenty-three in siumber, comnmenced this morn- ing et ten o'clock. Mr. Fowler presided, and there was a rather full attendance of Magistrates. The prisoners were iunhandouffs and guarded fromthe prisou to the court by a company of infantry. Mr. Co'rriNGnA then addressed the court for the ...

... TIIE MUNICIPAL INCORPORATION OF BIATLEY. SECOND DAY'S PROCEEDINGS. The Commissioners sent down by the Privy Council sat yesterday at the Town Hall, Batley, for the purpose of inquiring into the application for a charter. The sam legal gentlemen named in yesterday's Mcrcury again appeared. Xir. James Tgetheri'ld, assistant surveyor, the first witness called, said lie had been employed senle ...

... WEEKLY RETURN OF BIRTHS AND DBATHS IN THE BOROUGH OF LEEa 39TH WEEK, 1867. In the week ending last Saturday 3,954 births and 2,431 deaths were registered in ten large cities and boroughs of Englaud, including London. The births ex- ceeded by 363, while the dcaths were 131 below, tho average weekly numbers in the ten years 18,1l-60, corrected for in- crease of population to the middle of this ...

... THE QUEEN IN THE HIGaLANDS. The Elgin Ctoikrantgives an account of her Majesty's journey from Balmoral to Glenfiddich, the hunting seat of the Duke of Richmond :-The Royal party started from Balmoral about half-past eight in the morning, and proceeded through Glenlivet and Morange to Glonrinnes. At the foot of Glenrinnes the Royal party alighted, seated themeelve on the goeen bank by the ...

... On leudilnesday night a lleeting of employers, iniingers, and workmen, who had been invited by cir- vuler, was held in the Working Men's Hail, l'ark- street, Leeds, for tho purpose of disecussing the lpropriety of fori-ning a local chamber of iniduty. There wias on]y a moderate attendance. Mr. Aid. TiTfr.rilr wasvoted to the chair, and amongst those present woro the 1ov. Ilenry Marles, Mr. Aid ...

... POSTAL CA-LENDAR.' Showing the days of departure fromn London of the prinpal (olotiti Ibid Forign Miils not of daily dispatc; and showing ?? the return mails aexue OCTOBER, 1867. Mals Due at Port of pulalic as lo ?? of Pllrir Arrival. I cMlIrifiing) to AmeriCa by Uui States peket. 2 (Mtorining) to Wet dihes and Pacific citi Southampton;i to New Zealand and Aus- tralia visd Palianla. 3 iEvcning ...

... SIIOCKING CRDIMEl IN RxUSSIA. The /Iinsulb'lif .5, of tho 2i'th iilt., recortds a case of a pecuiliarly horrible char acter, which lois just boen hieard before the( criminall tribunal of Vladimir. A rann named P inisin, a member of a iumI orons and fanat~ical cxiassili -.Lct valledflhe soct of (the Savkour, tatuly kiloiedhis own soti. and offhrrd himiii s isacr'ir fice to I.]od. Taoe ilarni- ...

... A correspondlent of the Star ?? seine time past a system of corruption has been fostored by the Tory party ill Guildford, which threatens in time to destroy the nidepondence of the borough, and to eaid in its total disfranchisement. It is effected through the medium of weekly or monthly meetings, held alternately at tire dille- rent public-houses inl the toWIl, for the ostensible ?? of ...

... BEVERLEY. RTVISION OF THE LIST OP VOTERS AT Bavniityv. The barrister-at-law appointed to revise the lisI of voters for the borough attended at, the Guildhall, on, Friday. The proceedings were very quiet. Mr. W. H. Bainton, solicitor, supported the claims of the Conservatives, and Mr. W. S. Hind those of the -Liberals. The Conservatives sustained five claims out of six, and the Liberals two ...