... 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 ...

... MrUlTING ?? I1F ?? (ONGlES,`:,. romalids ?? \Nolvorililnziltoll befuiro Btr. T. S. Sialkihs SIr ,I C Slzzith (es-Ala+Or!} mid Ak. J. Alortoll chltrge(i vith ?? luluder of bis wito, but w:ls rciliaw;letl until ?? 3Uolld:ly, on tbo ?? of ?? Segreivo, ill cnsequelltso of hIr. Thilrstalis (tho solicitor tor the llraecuti>o) lxllviuD utet lvith na accieleat svhich coatuasd lirx to hi3 rooul. TII14> ...

... LATE3ST NEWS, [REnesIs's TLraconAms ] INISURRECTION IN TII1HE PAP~JL STATES. FrLo(EN-CR, Oct. 1. Letters received hero from Rome of yesterday8 dat.3 state that a certain number of armed inesurgetts ar, overrunning certain localitiea in the provinec of Viterbo in the direction of Santo Stephano. They arc beil, actively pursued by the Pontifical troops. PRUSSIA. BERLIN, Sept. 30, Evering The ...

... MEETING OF MR. Mf. W. THrOMPSON'S SUPPORTERS. Last evening a meeting of Mr. Thompson's friends wias hold in the Saloon of St. George's Hall. The room was crowded to excess, and great enthusiasm was exhibited. Am0ongst the gentleimen present were lr. G. E. Alusford, Mr. A. C. Churton, Mr. T. M. Horsiall, Mr. T. Garnett, Mr. S. Storey, Mr. Gay, and others. Mr. Aid. SFMON was voted to the chair. ...

... 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 ...

... The winter session of the Leeds School of Medi- cine was commenced yesterday. The introductory lecture was given by Mr. T. Pridgin Teale, jun., in presence of a large number of members of the medical profession, and a good attendance of students. Amongst those who accom- panied Mr. Teale into the lecture hala were Dr. P. Smith, Dr. Allbutt, Mr. T. P. Teale, sen., Messrs. Hall, Seaton, Sossop, ...

... THE FENIAN OUTRAGE I AT MANOIEf3TER. EXAMINATION BEFORE T1TE MAGISTRATES. ?? The prisoners were yesterday escorted as before by a military guard from Albert.5tr'05t Station to the Police-court, and brought into court handcuffed in couples. Their names ?? 0' Meara AIllen, Henry Wilson, William Gould, Edward Shore, Michael Larkein, Patrick 'Kelly, John Bacon, William Martin, Michael Kennedy, ...

... THE REPr SENTATION OF 1jD F R D. ADDRESS 1Y MR. MIALL. Mllr. Edweerd liig]] the candidate whose nomi- niation as a fit sld proper person to represent Bradford 1 ini to at the public meeting held in the jas Bo tear Theatti, on Monday night, came down from Aleandra etere'5 and in the evening addressed a nu- Lendon Ye'tIfei;C the hell of the Bradford Mochanics' Dntirotu .l 31iaIl entered the ...

... THE WXrEATHER. TUESDAY.-The strong wvindls plrevailin Tester- day morning over the northern and western lo m,r l. ot the ]3iitils islands continued in several places till the. even fig; it blew a gale at Liveripool from the westwarl. Thcy have veered generally to the notthward with tn',l rated force. This morning the strongest wind is at Liv.rpoo, force 5. A remarkably rapid increase ill the ...

... I FOREIGN AND COLONIAL AMERICA. ARRIVAL OF THE AUSTRIAN, Liviusrool, Taesaay The Canadian mail steamer Austrian, Captain AA, from Quebec on the 21st September, reached the Miersey this morning A Ilooston despatch of the 19th says ?? Mr. Howa, of the Britishl Legation, left WVashington for Bostu to-day to take charge of Sir Frederick Bruce's remains, whbjr are embalmed. The flags on the public ...