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... TuE AdEFUDS ME RCURPY. TiriM elections inl Ar]kansas, Mdississippi, andl Florida are reported to have resulted in favour of the ty Reonstruction Convention, and it is stated that the on delegates elected are nearly all Radicals. According a to the ?? Fork :ffe) nld, GotenrIC SCIIOFIEID, during 3,a recent interview with the PnstsnDErT, expressed the or~ opinion that the Virginia Convention ...
... HOW THE ABYSSINIAN MONEY SHOULD I BE RAI8ED. (fron the eoteomisL.) We have heard a sneer at the customary letter of Mr. Gladstone that imp irtant business would be trans- aicted in the short November session, but nothing can be truer. The Abyssinian war may be a small war, but it would be a great mistake to let it pass without remark. It may be a necessity, hut it is a most disagreeable neces- ...
... ITHE BISHOP LONGLEY ENDOWMENT I UrND. I yesterday. a meeting of the subscribers to the abtove lund, which was established for the purpose of augmenting the incomes of poor benefices within the diocese of Ripon was held in the Library of the Phlto- sophical Hell], Leeds, under the Dresidency Of tile Bishop of BiroN. The attendoosce wae oil liitd tefolwing genltlemnv being ?? Yen, Archdeacon ...
... LATEST NEWSP [RRerrra's TrzoEnOrs.] THE ROMAN QUESTION. PaIrs, Nov. 11, A despatch from Rome announces that a French General entered Viterbo on the 10tb, with a mixed column. The troops were welcomed with joyful demonstrations. The Pontifical troops have re-occupied Frosinone, where they met with a similar reception, the Gari- baldians having rendered themselves very unpopular there in ...
... 'ho [S DS, YOV B ERf 3, 1807. oi- Fry, BR, BAT GARNeE.-it -was ansa&11011euedl on Sunday at tie South Cliff Congregational church, and also Fit the Bar church, Scarbro', that Mrr. Balgaruiii had reachedi England from America the dlay preceding. After A trversngte pincipal States of the American~ Union and Vssiting Canaldal together, being Everywhere received with ?? cordial respect aind ...
... (From the Datly News.) FnOnXrTCC, Nov. 5. The reason of the scmaty news that reached this city for thirty-six hours after an event of absorbing in- terest which had occurred within 200 miles of it, and on a t line of railway and of telegraph, is revealed to-night. General Garibaldi had, after withdrawing his men and formally disbanding them, and while on his way to Canrera, been seized in the ...
... 7TIIM LTEEDS _MEROi.LOP THE1 Journabl tks Madts is very s&nguino that t the reforms promised by the Emr latex will be orriedI out during the present Eiseion of thc Froanoh U04nlocr5. It argues thiat the Senators aid Depatios, whose devo- tion to the Emperor made them he8itatO last sessica to aecept the new refvrins, are bound by the same deVo- tion to imperiously vamquili their scruples and ...
... LEEDS, NOVEMBER 63, 1867. LBEDs To-WN Couxcirc,-The annual meoting of the Leeds Town Council will be held on Saturday at twelve o'clock, shen a mayor will be elected for the ensu- ing year and the various committees appointed. Amongst the motious ou the notice paper is one to assees a gaol rate of three farthiaigs in the pound, and another for a corn- mittee to consider the propriety of ...
... THE RELATIONS BETWEEN THE FRENChj AND ITALIAN GOVERNMENTS. Tle ie1rd of Tuesday says that in adldliti,) t6 tbe official despatch already made public respecting tee intervention of France in the Papal States, the Cabilet ,. the Tuileries has senta confidential despatch to the Italfalj Government. in which it explains at considerable length the objects and scope of the new expedition to iln-ne ...
... LOCAL ANDIGENERAL. LOC0AL0 AND GENER0ALJ. LEEDS, NOV. 13, 1867. TEE LEEDS BAlduimo COMPANY.-We are glad to state that the response to the circular we have already referred to, as having been issued to the creditors of the Leeds Banking Conmpasy, asking them to consent to forego the ansount due as interest, has already been very con- siderable, end that there is now every prospect of the pro- ...
... jJTS NWS. [Rzruvna's TsLEOnhAos.) DEP7ARTUREl OF FR1ENCH TRvOOPS FRlOM ROME. Itotsc, Nov. 26. To-day tvwo Frenceh regiments of thlo line, twro batteries of artillery, ?? IS squtadron of cavalry, loft Rtome for' Civita Vecchini. VeirewA~, Nfov. 2.5, E3vening., Tt is staited that tbe Froenh G;overnmnent has informed the Austrianl Cabinlet oi its inltention tO withldraw a lsortiois Of Iho Frenlch ...
... 3' Last night, the twelfth annual meeting of the h Leeds Young Yen's Christian As3sociation was held in the ), Stock E3xchange Hall, and was attended by a numerous fl audience. After tea the chair was taken by Mr. FSEncuniCa I.LetisE, the president of the association, who wag sap- sh prte onthe platform by the Rev. G. B. Thomas, the r, Lo.William Thomas, the Rev. G. Warns, the Rev. AlH. i. ...