... A monthly meeting of the Municipal Council will be held in the Council Chamber, on Monday, the 7th October, at one o'clock p.m. CITY PARLIAMENTARY REVISION. A' r. O'Hara, Q C., sat yesterday, in the Court of Exchequer, and was engaged in revising the rated occupiers list from the letea X-to end. He also revised the claim list for the same ward. He will commence this day with the North Dook ...

... FLORENCE, OCT. :3. The intelligence received here concerning the insur. rectionary movement in the Papal province of Viterbo is of a very contradictory character. Up to-the present, however, no serious conflict has occurred betweezi the Papal troops and the insurgents. The latter continue to occupy certain localities. At Rome many arrests have been made, and the authorities have taken various ...

... T HE BALL. Last night, a grand ball was gi ven 1)i Sir Thos. and the Hon. Lady B13teson at Belvoir Park in honor of his Excellency. There -vas a large art aristocratic gathering. Dancing commencel at ha.lf- past ten o'clocl;, the hil being opelnel by his Excel- T3 leucyandLatlyB3aeson. The follow-ing is thelisto, ?? S Annesley, ?? Lodge, A ewcastle; Earl An- i uesley, Castlewelian; i1on. ...

... The following despatch is published in the Doily Telegraph: BURRITZ, WEDNESDAY NIGHT.-Ahairs appear to be complicated in Italy. Chevalier Negra, the Italian MKinister, accompanied by the Sccoanl Secre- tary, arri ed here fromt Paris. To-nighlt the Prus- sian Minister and M. Rouliaer will also arrive here. The Titles believes that the days of the Septem.- ber Convention between France and ...

... 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 ...

... i[rbEIGN NEWS -~~'TFRACE. -EJqite ?? the Bourrse on Wednesday, Oberse bv qui ws of the Emperor being ill, of Iea im- e~casoi. ois5(0t between France and Italy, of an insur- pendg c o Rtbreak at Rome, and of an altercation having restie lace between Count Bismarck and General Fleury. ?? has ordered the commissioner of police at te deny these reports, aind to endeavour to dis- ?? Vouoe th~ey ...

... T'H'.E -EIV ASPECT OF FESIANJS'vI. I - -- (rom the Pall Mall Gamet~e.) The aeay in Holborn the other night, when (according to the present aspect of the case) a nan wmas shot for declaiming against Fenian- im has sensibly increased the alarm created bythelDanchesteroutrae. Farls. i-portant| in itself, it seems to indicate, wvith other cir- cumstalnces which constantly arise to perplex the ...

... Is ?? OPE ,ING r'nENGLISH PRESB'YTERA - ~COLLEGE. terign tburcbes in and around London. 'The 'sub- *ject-.0 6!lcr was Te RiyCli ?? Church, with Citsd Charoterlaidle, lihmons ;adII finence. 'The lecturer at some length, showed that- the dloctiie~m dst b th ules ebraig ~this termteal hita Churches of Wales *Ireland, and Scotlanid) were in; substance the' same as those ?? ?? Church; 'and the ...

... GEN.ER'AL SUMMALY. Muirtniri IY A PA^ ?? eighrt o'cloklz on Saturday night, thelinratee of the Stockport union work- house were alarmed by the report that a murder had been committed in the lunatio ward bv a violent young man, named William Ijurns, aged 30; and that the victim wfS an imbecile pauper, named Isaac Twigg, nearly 80 years of age, who was in bed at the time. Twigg s wife died in ...