... 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& ...

... LEEDS, OCTOfBER 11, 1867. Tie Earl of Cnir von (rom Cameron, as, owing to a typographical misprint, was stated in yesterday' s Aesrerrrq) will preside at the annual soirda of the Leods Church Institute, to be hold next month. We aro requested to state that Geo. MoMallon, secu., was not the party who committed the alleged robbery at the lire at Mr. Dixon's, at Wakefield, reported a few days ago ...

... LATEST NEWS, [RERt'TTsa TEr EGuirS.1 THE INVASION OF ROME, Ro'Di, Oct. 7. The telegraph wires have been cut at several poirs The city is tranquil. FLonL-rcs, Oct. 7, Evenine The Spanish Legation in this city announcas thata will not grant a vi86 to any more passports for era. No fresh news of the insurrection has been receiq~ FLorENcv, Oct. S. There is no news respecting the insurgents and t e ...

... 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 ...

... sEisOIJ8 FIRL IN LLLD'3S. Lnst night a firn, which will cabuse a very con- siderable loss to the proprietors, although the exact arnount of damages has not as yot been ascortained, oceiured on the premisecs of Messrs. George Leach and Co., woollen manufacturers, at their extensive suite of buildings, well known as the Britiannia Mills, irt WVhito- hall-road, immediatoly behind the Central ...

... GA1BIBALDI AND THE ROMAN INSURREC- TION. The Italien papers print the following proelarua- tion by Garibaldi, which was given by him on Thursday moriting to a passenger on board tho steamer on which he was nrirettd at Maddalona,- Italians! To-morrow we shall have completed our noble revolution by dealing the last blow to the tabornacle of idolatry, imposture, and Italian disgrace. The ...

... PROPOSED CIIAMIrBER OF INTDUSTRY, CAPITAL AND LABOUR. TO TilE EDITOlRS OF THU LEEDI ElRCIURIY. IRFSPECTED 1tiit.uS,-80( ii' Y o ave bestosvc1 a leader onl this subject, I should liko to addL a little oxpls - ntion of icy views, which might otherwise be ill ?? defpreo ?? stood. I qiuite agree with Alderman Caiter and yourselves that a 11il o ought to havo for his liho)ur w0hat would keep llinj ...

... T1H1E LEEDS MERCTRTY. TnE general tenor of the news from Paris is | of a pacific oLaracter. The unknown malidy from which France has been suffering for some time, and which threw the Bourse into a panic a few days ago, is to be cured by anodyneos Peace is to be the order of the ?? is to be left to Italy-matters are not to be pushed further with COcrUNT BrnieaRK-h. Die LAvArixrrio is to be ...

... TE BO OF DEWSBURY, Yesterday Goen Dacres and Serjeant Atkinson resuimed their inquiry at Dewsbury into the boundaries of the proposed Parliamentary borough. The attendance of persons interested was not as great as on Tuesday. The followin~glegal gentlemaen are engaged in the inquiry:- Mr. Charles Walker, for the Corporation of Dewsbury; Mr. Thomas Dean ,for Batley ;Mr. Win. Sykes, for fleck- ...

... TO TIHE EDITORS OF TIHE LEEDS MERCURY. Gn'TrLEMFN,-Fuor the informiation of my brother clerks and the benefit of the public at large, I will thank you to give publicity to the anunexed ?? from Mr. G. C. Oke, the able chief clork to the Mansion HoIue justices, respecting that ill understood measure passed durling the labt SessioU of Parliament for the settlement of ditl'utes between master and ...

... A1RCIlMISE(OP MANNING ON THE PAN- ANGLICAN SYNOD AND THE PAPACY. Oct 8undcay mlorning, ii great day in the Roman Catholic Church, there was ait the ?? of St. Misty, Mooet fields, at Sermon by the Most Reverend Dr. Manning, Arhblich op of Westminster, having referonce pecticulsily to recent events. Drv. Manttnng preached from thle words of the gospel oi St. John, ?? If thle world hate yost, ys ...

... WEKLY RETURN OF BIRTHS AND DEATHS IN TEE BOROUGH OF LEEDS. I 4OTE WEEK, 1867. In the week ending last Saturday 8,497 births and 2,262 deaths were registered in ten large cities and boroughs of England, including London, The births were 94, and the deaths 300, below theaverage weekly numbers in the ten years 1861-60, corrected for increase of population to tho middle of this year. 'he deaths ...