... 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, ...

... HOW TO DEAL WITH FBNIANISM. e (From the Chronicle.) e The smrprise occasioned by the recent Fenian i t outbreak at Manchester is not a hopeful symptom. It indi- I o cates a want of acquaintance with the actual position of t affairs, which promises ill for the immediate future. It I e is a repetition, on a small scale, of the mistake which was i e made by so many of the Northern politicians ...

... THE SI1E OF iHN NIW TOWN ASAi A Xr I BRADFOR)RD. Tn ?? impression of Fridiay3 )ii articieappia~r,q, sa prsssitg the general tfs,-l.ii ic t IlLS. ri ii , I 1' I' the elte of the pi oposie ToWi LI II111. To.- Is, ay; 'dit d~ k ot Saturday, in iUS 'Tulk ii, BrIdfir I. Olo .! ?? Sewsu ?? inl the ?? t~tring-o Of ii,ir, V u MI I inp-tasiice in Va~jLIS11 r,-.ejcetu a, th.- s, I--ti~q -ii tits ...

... The Attempted assassination which was briefly reported in yesterday's Aercury has something myste- lious about it that has yet to be unravelled, Tie circum- stances antecedent to the attack, and which apparently led up to it, are not yet fully explained, and are repre- Fented. differently. The leading facts, so far io at present known, are best narrated in the deposition made by the wounded ?? ...

... 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 ...

... THE REPRESENTATION OF, BRADFORD. 5 Lest night a public ineeting of the Liberal electors of Bradford, convened by the Liberal Ilegistra- tion Assodiation, was held in the Alexandra Thcstre, to decide up-n a representative for the borough, inl the room 2 of the late Mr. Wickham. There ere now four candidates -Mr. E. Minll, editor of the oyencsnewrswisl, Mr. Ald. Godwin, Mr. H. W. Riploy, and Mr. ...

... THE LONDON MISSIONARY SOciErY. ANNUAL MEETING IN LEEDS. Y The isnumal servities in connection with the Leeds ii auxiliary to the Londois Missionary Society were corn- .0 ?? onl Sunday, when special ssrmoiis ivere preached us i the viarious Iiuin-ilepidnt chapels by a di-putation. from 'a the~ 1lireist society iaiid several of the usinisters of the town. Strvicos. for the young wore also held ...

... To predict with surety the issue of a few cognate events may be impossible; but when a sufficiently large number are taken into account the total upshot can be often forecast with great precision. Some of the proceedings in our courts of justice exhibit a constancy of ratio in little accord with popular notions of the law's uncertainty. The returns made by the superior courts of common law-the ...

... THE CITY DINNER QbESTION. Yesterday evening a numerously attended meet- ing of clerks was held at the London Tavern, to assist, as the circular convening the meeting stated, in the formation of a club or company for the establishment of dining-rooms for the use of clerks, at which the tariff of prices shall be low, and the provisions supplied of the best kind. Mr. Alderman CorroN ...

... 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 ...

... MA~~~IQRE~~~TEB. .I coarn Yesterday, the 28 priacera ?? sand. charted that with'thdfarudtr -cfp4olin8sergiint tet'at to~d. mattack on the prison van on thel:.t fti nwtt. Lore- 'wr-rogtfom Bellevue' gao o hi ct ple the court under millitayecr npaedi'edok mned Mr. RlobinionFqes atepugigsrt~ ?? and, ?? -16wn theprcig ysothIneigtn, A i ther~e were a&renme o h l~ jsie n ton, several officers the ...

... | , . . : . I i . A ,.POrtiei oft lthe fUollnn! upper 01± Eoe*9i& l lui~zofye7terday:] ' t - iii .,PiARIS,:,8uDAY Evae.' Couzt de. KXeratry's new article; oni the fall :of Maximilian (t'o appear in to-morrow's number of the Revwe CoAtemipor()itn) covers the peribd'between General Castelnau'f arival 'in Mexico city 6n Oct. ;21, 1806,and the. hot, disputes wlieh occurred in .the early part of ...