... THE FRIGHTFUL COALPIT EXPLOSION I I rIN WALES. (F.OM OUR OWN CORRE5FfoNDirr.) * On Tuesday the upoast flue having been lighted, end the mine by this means cleared considerably, the search for the dead was carried on with more Bpe0 1, and by mid-day thirty-nine more dead bodies were brought to bank. The spectacle that was presented when these bodies were found was of a description sufficient to ...

... THE LEEDS MERCURY. Tiir solution of the Loman question, which the events toeegraphed on Tuesday suggested, appears to be generally accepted as a basis for future negotia- tion. The Italian Government, with an anxiety bordering on weakness, but which is easily understood, declares that it has considered it its duty to maintain the authority of the law and to remove every cause for the ...

... bAtD. CARTER AND COUTNOILEJOR ADDYSIA.!N TO0 TEll EDITORS8 OF THE LEE3DS MERCURYII. GENTLI5.MEN,--WLill YOU kindly allowv mae space in your columns to reply to a letter Mr. Aid. Carter has published in his papeor affectinlg rry proceedings as a membler Of the Town Counlcil ; I should not 1oavs seen thle Ileter had not a copy been forwa~rdedI to mue by somue friend thr ough the post. In a ...

... IMPERIALt PARLIA4ME'NTl. (By Teeyrcsrrph /s. HEOUJSE OF! LORDS, YESTERDAY. Their Lordehins met at five o'clock. THE AlIYSSINIAN EXPEDITION. Earl GRANVILLE asked for further information in reference to the Abyseinsan exocedition. He said it up-l peared from the speech of Lord berhy, last Tuesday, that the Governiment, in altering their views with regard to the propriety of sendding out an ...

... AME1iRLICAN POLUIC&S .. I I . A. . y Oti T I Now York correapondelit of the Dal'l; Ak V05 seck, sn3s 5- anud 'It would he a great mistake, althoughi it is ono which ?? will prol 'ably he ?? Very extinlsivelV ill Engl tmld, to n y's supltose that the recent State elections wili elve 'my ?? yjd oy inl chaliging thle ge''idal source of political ovenh!;, or that they will oicdify tie status of ...

... f i- - - -- -- - C -OLO -COREUGN AND, COLONIAL. AMERICA. A'VPf1VAL UPI TiE CUBA. Livuicmoor., S iturday. The Ioval Miil steiou-lhip Cuba CalptLin Stono, front F10tol ool the 23Jrd :iir Iltiliftix on the 21th ulL., ra'on leiL the Memos this risrlring. Wmlliam M . Evarts, as4sociato counsel for the Govern- ment in the ClIqO of Mr. Jeflereitl Davis, was ill confoerenco avitit the Attoriey ...

... CONFERENCE AT WOLVERHAMPTON. On Monday evening, the conference of noble- omen, manfacturers, and others, upon the Educational Clauses of the Factories Extension and the Workshops Acts, convened by the South Staffordshire Adult Educa- tion Society, wee held in the Council Chamber of the Town Ilail, Wolverhampton. The meeting was by far the most important that lnsa yet taken place on the subject ...

... tLATEST NEWS, bee; [Rrnrrnn' TsraxonAf.1 fin OPENING OF THE FRENCH CHAMBERS. ' -- are SPEECH OF THlE EMPEROR. Rol PAnTS, Nov. 18th. Dnic The French Chambers wore opened to-day by the the Emperor in person. His Mkajesty delivered the following speech:-er Nu3SsoVune once SesNoLvnunS, MESSIcEURS Las DEeeuvicS, r The necessity of resuming the uninterrupted discussion of important laws baa obliged ...

... FOREIGN AND COLONIAL | _ GREECE AND TURKEY. ATames, Oct. 31. Cretan affairs continue to divert the attention both of the Ottoman and Hellenic Governments from their internal business. Greece, though retaining the position of a neutral Power, is more seriously involved ia the result of the contest than Turkey, because the Greeks have made the annexation of Crete a national question, and to the ...

... FIE AND LOSS OF LIFE AT MOORSLEY I DOWNS COLLIERY. I (from vtie .Niwcast/ C/ircnick.) On Thursday morning, a fire occurred at the mouth of the Eppleton Jane shaft of the above colliery, which caused great destruction of property, and through which one man was killed, and the lives of many others were plaeced in peril. Mooraley Downs Colliery is one of the great network belonging to the Hetton ...

... THEB OAKS COLLIERY. BARNSLEY, WodnesdalY We are glad to be able to state that the effit'ts of the explosion which took place at the Oaks Collicry ou Tuesday evening are not so ecrious as was at first antici- pated. Although there wats the greatest excitement throughout the district, and a. strong belief that the firing would indefinitely postpone ths work which ?? parties, from Mr. Dymond ...

... LOCUAL AND GEsNERAL JLEEiDS3, NOVE:MBERB 28, 1867. The Bishop of Lincolnl hats instituted the Rev. Johnl Hays, M.A., Fellowv of Christ's College, Camnbridge, eurate of St. Peter's Churchl, Leeds, to the rectory of N>averchy, near G~rasetham, vacant by the death of the llev. 11.1B. Meson, MI.A., on the nomuination of the Master end Fellowse of Chtrist College, Cambridge. H~oLBEeK BOARD CF? ...