... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... THlE ROMAN QUEST'ION.X. F1LOnUN-'TC, Sept. 29. Garibaldi's departure froi Goma is described by the as follows:- cesterdsy evening (26th inst.), durinqg tho demonitra- tion, alerson who arirved Srom Al ?? informed (;ari- baldi's friends that the illustrious prisoner would be can- VeYed to Genoa, theonce to embark for Caprora. IL wias Said that the train wvould not arrive until seven m. on ...

... The Pall ilfall (Jsvict& says:-Mr. F, W. Prideaux sends us an extract from a letter received yesterday from his EOU, Lieutenant Pridenus, of the Bombay Staff Corps, attached to Hcr Majesty's mission in Abyssinia. Ir. Prideaux adds that his Son' is tso seanguiuo in hirs antici- pations of ultimate release that he ends his letter with 9 request that clothing may be dispatched to Massowah, to ...

... PROPOSED YOUNG MEN'S AUXILIARY IN Ons Thutrsday evening last a meeting of young men conlected with the principal Congregational chapels was held di the school room of BDlgravo chapel to con- sider the propriety of settinig on foot an orgranisation of this kind in the town. Owing to the enccess which has chraicterised the labours of the London Miissionary Society duriug the last fow years, nudl ...

... SIIOCKING CRDIMEl IN RxUSSIA. The /Iinsulb'lif .5, of tho 2i'th iilt., recortds a case of a pecuiliarly horrible char acter, which lois just boen hieard before the( criminall tribunal of Vladimir. A rann named P inisin, a member of a iumI orons and fanat~ical cxiassili -.Lct valledflhe soct of (the Savkour, tatuly kiloiedhis own soti. and offhrrd himiii s isacr'ir fice to I.]od. Taoe ilarni- ...

... THELEEDS MERC UILQ.b RY.R | Accoimixc; to a Florellce paper, GARIB\ALI L'as already made another atteorpt to go to Romo. (On Wednesday he Hailed from Caprera for Leghorn, but on hiT a:rival there was immediately re-arrested 8ud conducted back to Caprora. Hu is now placed under the surveillance of a Government vessel; but it is very doubtful whether anything short of actual impirisonineut will ...

... THE CI1URONH cONGRESS. WyoLyER5iAmprTON, Friday. TDie miost importeint mieeting in connection with ?? was bold last night. It was called the work- ing menr's meeting. Tickets of admission had been die- tiibistcd through employers and the local clergy to about 2,0C0 opleraitivesi, and about five hundred tickets had been sold at at ehilling each to miembers; of Congress, a gallery oiiiy having ...

... I I LEEDS, OCTOBER 0, 1867, TErE STATUE OF ANDREWv MINVP.WLL AT T IE H ULT4 TowuN 1stALc-Thi5 work of art, preseetedt to the townu by Mr. Councillor Winlship, has beenplaced on its Pedestal, at thle hend of the staircase, in the nesa 'wo -all-bo, and is now the most attractive iosnasnnt nic the building. All whlo have seer the status speak of it in tnrmus of uiquali- fied admiration, land lbs ...

... THE BOUNDARY OF HUDDERSFIELD, Yesterday, Gen. Dacres and II. T. Atkinson, 1Bsq., assistant boundary commissioners, resumed their iqumiry as to the Parliamentary borough of Huddersfield, at the Board-room of the Imiprovement Commlissioners, Riamsden-street, lHudderslleld. A considerable number of gentlemen attended the inquiry, amongst whom were- Messrs. G. Armuitage, Mul sbridge; E. Arinitage, ...

... A -- ?? 'THE. REPRESENTATION OFl 3R. .ADFO RD. An ?? notice to the committee and sllp- porters of Mr. Miall hus been ifssed, bearing the signature of Mr. I. Holden, ?? and which calls attention to the provisions-of the Acts of Parliament irow in force relating to bribery, treatingt undue il1luence, and the payment of election expenses. The notice goes on to say, Mr. Nisill is determined that ...

... FnrnA ?? attmospherical pressure has gene- rally increased, mostly at Aberdeen, and least on the west coast of Firance, Strong northerly winds have been blow- ing all over our eoasts since yesterday. At Pencance the wind has been ?? force 9. Snow and hail have fallen in the north, and there has beca hail at Penznco and Brest. Temperatures are very low everywhere. A dimi- nution of 110 has ...