... THIE AUSTRIA-9 EMPEROR IN PARIS. Pwaus, Thursday, Oct. 24, 7 a.m. The Parisian public, -who have been so intensely occupied with the Italian question for so many days-with Cardinal Antonelli's notes-M. de Girardin's panaceas for all social and political evils, including his solution of the Roman di iculty-M. Chevalier's controversy about octroi duties with M. Hfaussmann, Prefect of the Seine,: ...

... THE REPRESENTATION O i IBRADFORD. THlE ELECTION. a Yesterday Lice weather was eyed miore wvretched mid miserable than onl ?? two preceding days. A thick, heavy, darir pall of mist covered the town, and through the Lug camet prancing, steaming ?? a1-lnimals, drawing every kind of vehicle, froml tho easy brougham, the ample waggenette, the light dog-cart, and the heavy lumbering eart, whichl ...

... On Friday morning Admiral Farraguat, Captain Lo Roy, Commander Shirk, Lieut. Commander Watson, and Master Jewell, of the United States frigate Franklin, anchored at Spithead, embarked on board the steam vesseu File Queen, Staff Commander Paul, and proceeded to Portsmouth harbour landing at the dockyard. The American admiral anA suite were received by Admiral Sir Thomas Sabine Pasley, and Roar ...

... I * wea -, _ I THE INSURRECTION IN THE ROMAN STATES. FLoSU'CE, Oct. 12. News from the insurgent Roman provinces has been meagre during the Least two days. The intelligence pub. lished here has been chiefly furnished by the Neapolitan papers, the Florence RIjfersoia and Dired{ havmgcontjiisod no special intelligence concerning the movement eince the loth instant, No serious fighting is reported ...

... 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 ...

... OYEN'ING OF THE HUDDEIES]SFIELD IED A I KIUKBURTON RAILWaY. I Yesterday the branuch line from Huddersfield to Rihkbsurtos weas opened for passenger and goods trafflic Thre line breaches out from the Leeds and HsuddersLield sectiou of the London arid North-Western Railway about two miles from Iludderafiold at Whittasier Mill, Where after tire Leeds road has been crossed by a girder bridge there ...

... A Bpecial meeting of this Council was hell ves- terday, in the Council Rooto, Leeds Town Hall, the Malyol in the chair. trIE BOROtUOlI RITE. The half-yearly estimate of the borough oxpensos wao aid before the Council, and showed the followin. results: 151d .e,,l Estiasts for Fsdtilnltt ll1dr-yssrelllialg Aug. a1. 187. April 1, 1565. Contabrilary Fore*. - 3 lo .. 10,1Ji C 0 iubicipad Elections ...

... The week opened with a thick foggy day, with slight rain at tuhne. Our advises whisk speak of the result of the harvest will stilt be of jiterist. From Lilcohlshire it was stated : The yield of wheat is decidedly short in this district, bit the quality is for the most part good, and unusally souad and dry, nod one would think the pricea would bring uts corn from very remote countries. The ...

... THE REPUD [ATION QUE3TION IN AMERICA. The New York correspondent of the TilV 1&ys -To givo foreign readers a correct idea of the ?? prevalelit namong sonm of thi leading American politicians with regard to the public debt of thino Uited Statoe, I will givI at short abstract q' an address delivered by Mr. George 11. Pendlaton at a Democratic meeting hekl last week in Clevelanld, Ohio. In the ...

... THE LEEDS MERCURY. TuE Ministerial crisis in Italy still continues. The latest telegrams from Florence state that GiTFlnE~r to- - . ?? - L I ] - .-l L:- z--- CzALDni meets with considerable difficulty in forming T a Cabinet, and the Ectndard, a Paris paper, mentions a rumour, under reserve, that he has abandonsd the attempt, and advised the KING to form one from the Left, of which S&eTons ...

... THE 1IMST 1UDINQ BOUNDARIES. INQUIRY AT LEEDS. YECtOTnlly Lieutenanit-General Sir Richtl. aceres and Mr. 6vijeant lindal Atkinson, Assistant Loundary C'uriinisionors, continued thoir inquiry in the Leeds Town lall, respecting the West Ridiun boundaries. 01M. Asld Georqr expressed the opinion of the inhabitants of .eeds Ias regards the division of the borough. Tvey thought that thi Government ...

... LEEDS MlUNiCIPAL E.LEC'TIIONS, IIUmsLExT WARD,-Last night a crowded moot- ing of the ratepayers was held in the National School- room, Hunslet, for the purpose of ?? a represents- tive of the ward.-Mr. Ale. Blackburn presidel, and in addition to Mr. John Shepherd, the retiring count^illor, Conncillors Wood and Mellor were present. -Mr. ] . Hlar- disty proposed a vote of thanks to Mr. Shepherd ...