... LATEST NEWS, 11. [RanuTa's Tnrsonaxs.] nil DEPARTURE OF THE FRENCH $ FLEET FOR CIVITA VECCHIA. uis nt Touaox, Oct. 26. id The French ironclad squadron left at six o'clock this tis morning for Civita Vecchia. en The transports with troops will leave immediately. T Ihe embarkation of war material is being actively or earried on. [d Touoew, Oct. 27, Evening. AThe brigade commanded by General ...

... NVO1RING N'1 A CONSRVATIYE ?? YORK. Last rightthe I brw 1ssst of the York Ao ?? was held in the \VersiegMen' frir , . Tesis were laid for 600 7esbtivsa on'-o''1 I- ths uber every portion oif guesitS, arid to aceoirllI.' O the orchestra, was used the hall, with the -x5.~pfiollO dinnor bing eie ill the gallery and ont tables dinerbeig i'X0'I ntiorl8. The orchestra was set apart Placed on the ...

... 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 ...

... FOREIGN AND COLONIAL if, Pert dones to O A ~T~P 1 at TEE ROA QETIN befor, PR G ESS OF GARIBALDI. Barde ?? was on the 23rd that Garibaldi, after having rpairs. nannounced in Florence that ho had a mission to perform' P'elth oi end that lie would either accomplish it or die, crossed the ~he Oer- R anfontier. Besfore he did so, however, he ad adrse t i outes who amounted at this time to isbout 3 ...

... I MARINE ENGINBERING IN THE NAVY i (Froa ihe X.aBieer,.J r Those who are most familiar with the perform- ance of modern men-of-war, the property of this or of other nations, will be least prepared to dispute the pro- t position that, as sea boats, they manifest peculiar detects when compared with vessels in our mercantile marinea , We have few war ships which could compete in speed with . 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 ...

... |LATEST NEWS$ [fPZ3-rc 's TLLLGm Gs.] THE INSURRECTION IN T1IE PAPAL STATES. Fl.On.7NCl?, Oct. 22, Evening. Telegraphic communication botween this city anl Rome continues ipterrupted. Nothing fresh l!as transpired relative to the llrinis- terial crisis. It is rumoured that Count PeP0li leas left for Berlin, The soldiers of the class of 1812, who have been callcd in, have been released from ...

... 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 ...

... MR. WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON I AT LEEDS. MEETING IN THE VICTORIA HALL, A large and enthusiastic meeting, the object of 'which was to give a reception to that distinguished American philanthropist and antislavery leader, Mr. William Lloyd 'Garrison, vwas held last night in the Victoria Hall. The chair was occupied by Mr. Bkrms, ?? and amongst those on the platform with Mr. Garrison were:-Mr. Geo. ...

... LOCAL AND GENERAL LEEDS, OCT. 24, 1867. The first Cabilnet Council of the season will he held on Tuesday, Novombor 5th. The Hon. Adumiral and Mrs. Howard have arrived at Castle Howard, Haltoe. FUNERAL or THE LATE JosEPH BATESON, ESQ.-The interment of the remains of this gentleman. took placo yesterday in the family vault at St. Georgoe's Church, Lceds, the mournfull ceoremony being attended by ...

... TmH tEEDS MERCURY. Tilt Roman question has undergone another sudden and startling change. The French oxpedition, ou suspended in consequence of SiaNon RAurAzzT's resigna- at tion, has actually sailed. An iron3lad squadron, lhe accompanied by five transports, sailed from Toulon for ow Civits Vecohia on Saturday morning at six o'clook, to and they have no doubt arrived off that port by this wt. ...