... TILE LEEDS MERCURY. TnrE KiNG or ITALY has made his choice, Ile had the alternative of heading the revolation and ;Ibraving France, or of obeying France and braving the Ls revolution. Ile has chosen the latter, Ho has issued :o a proclamation denouncing the movement ?? a Rome, and declaring that his imperious duty will b3 d to save the honour of Italy by putting it down. Italy, n he says, ...

... APTOMINMAS'6 HARP RECITAL, Last night wve bad the pleasure of listening to a m very novel, indeed, anuiquo, performance in th a MusicIall T Mr. Aptomnmas, probably the most skilful living har O gavea a-harp Recital, The burp in the last genera- t tiosI was much cultivated, but it bas now almost gene out t of fashion. It is matter for regret that itishould he so, a as the harp is such a ...

... ir MONDAY.-The sudden delrease of- pressure ro- l ported from the northern stations on Saturday became :e much more extensive in the course of the (lay, but this 3d orning the pressure shows a remnarkable incresee since 7- yesterday amounting to 8-lOths of an inch in the north (if d Scotland, On Saturday night and Sunday the wind in- .S creased to a gale front the S.W., which reached the force ...

... 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 ...

... B]RITISH AND FOREIGN BIBLE SOMIETY. I The fitty-cighth tleeting of the Leeds Auxiliary to the Society was hold last night in the Stock Exchange Hall, and was largely attended. The chair was occupied by Mr. HOLDEN, M.P., and amongst those present were Mr. Baines, M.P., the Revs. S. P. Lapena, ;,r. Mauglhan, R. J. Milne, W. Davidson, T. Whitby, A. H. Relk, and H. S. Hardy; Mr. J. H. Rlidsdale, ...

... I LoN-DoN, Monday Aftornoon. Lord Derby's speech in the Free-trade Hall gave a sufliciently explicit contradiction to the rumours Current resfecting his immediate retirement. The truth is that the Noble Earl is not, in this matter, his own master. However much he might like to give up the cares of authority he will uot be permitted to do so, As long as his party can hold office he must do the ...

... LEEDS, OCT. 8, 1867, SMOKE FRCOM TILE IRON FuILNACEs,-The Smokek Commnittee of thle Towa Council have issued thle followinig circular to thle iron mantufacturers8 1o! the borough, cud there lippoasxt to ha now Somle hioso0 thatt this intolerable imigiiinee maly before very long entirely be remloved:-'' To the iron Manufacturare of the bo~rough of Leeds.-A edeputation from the Smoke& ...

... 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 ...

... iCROME AND THE ENGLISH PRESs9.l Panre, Oct. 2?. The C(on1stitionitil pubdlislhes an article linler the above heading, signed by t. PIaulin Limyrac, of which the translation is subjoined- There is one questicn whieh enjoys the Privilege of interesting the English newspapers; it is the roman ques- tion. During recent events they have shown themselves faithful to their traditions. Their most ...

... THE BOUNDARY COMMISSIONERS AT SllEFFIELD, Yesterday, General Sir Richard Dacres, K.G0.BR, and Seriesist Tinidal-Atkineoa attended at the Council Hall to helar arguments and receive statistics relative to the divirion of the West Riding, and the selection of a nomination town for the southern part thereof. Thle Mayor (5.Webter Re.)waspreent an aso Wl. P. Dixon and Pe.cock Rodgers, Seire. orf 11 ...