... THE LEEDS MERCURYo TiE Italian Ambassador at Paris has gone to Biarritz to see the Exi.nEou. Important communicna| ?? . . . . . . I eY tions are understood to be passing between the Italian capital and the sea-bathing quarters of the French Government. The Dendard says that the stories of impending Ministerial changes are unfoumaed. M. Rounanr and M. Dn, L.vALLr'r-tho talking Minister and the ...

... LEEDS, OCTOBER 2, 1867. FUNERIL OF THE LATE MR. AVrEeCiAr, M.P.- Tire mortal relrains of the late Mr. Heouv Wickham Wicklarn, ?? w ore consigire'i to tir tootb on Siturdry irorning. Agreeably to the expressed Wish of tire rlcoEeserl, the funeral rvars strictly private. The niouornful eo)rfme left Tow Moor Hcuse, the residence of the doceasod's brother, Mr. L. IV. Wickhanm, about half-past ...

... THE FENIAN OUTRAGE| AT 3IANCOIESTER. EXAMINATION OF TiuE FENzIAN PRISONERS. MIJ& ausrn Wednesday The Cout proceeded this morning with the txasinhation of the Six rmen arrested subsequently to those against whom the evidence was completed yesterday. Mr. Itooinusrn ?? Sttipendiary magistrate, prosidled, a before. Ths Dames of the prisonere are Thomas John- son llobert Ni9rgeat, William Murphy, ...

... LOCAL AND GENERAL LEEDS, OCT. 5, 1867. LEEDS MUNIMIPAL REVISION.-Yosterdlay, the revision of the municipal list of voters for the borough of Leeds was opened in the Civil Court of the Town Hall, before the DMayor and Mr. Wm. Clarke and Mr. Wm. Eulsley, the revising assessors. Mr. Butler (solicitor) and Mr. Baynes (agent) attended on behalf of the Liberals, and Mr. Musgrave and Mr. Richardson ...

... THlE ROMAN QUEST'ION.X. F1LOnUN-'TC, Sept. 29. Garibaldi's departure froi Goma is described by the as follows:- cesterdsy evening (26th inst.), durinqg tho demonitra- tion, alerson who arirved Srom Al ?? informed (;ari- baldi's friends that the illustrious prisoner would be can- VeYed to Genoa, theonce to embark for Caprora. IL wias Said that the train wvould not arrive until seven m. on ...

... |LATEST NfEW'S . [R IT 's Taixonkiis.] THE INVASION OF THE &PAPjr STATES. FILOnSCE, Oct. 1, Evenia. Adlvices receivedl here froml the ]lomais tronltier anG els5 thait the insurrectionary movenucat still Cintituel. 1oi that new bands of insurgents were assesubling at dioireQ knoints. FLoLsEixcE, Oct. .3. Intelligence frons Viterbo announces that an eoncouet.. has taken Wlaco betwenall insurgent ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... 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> ...

... 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 ...

... STATIONS O1 THlE, BRITISH ARMY. Corrected up to the 30th of Septembor, 1867. (_ropt rilo UlltelJ dcrricw GazetteI MWere two places are mentioned, theolast named is that at which the Depot of the Regiment is stationod. CAVALRY. B7h AT. FOOT. Lena GunARS.-s3t, I-ydo- 17tle ]t Kilelisny. park. 2d Canada-Clhatham. 2d, Windsor. 18th, 1st Chester. 1 OYAL IHoassE GrAS Ds. 2d N. Zeahid, Colchstr ...