... -NEWS FROM ABYSS3INIA. ?? Meil Gazette.) (flets ijsao.oN-TstE-llAmfAU~i, Nov. S. I -was glad to qu it the hot sands of Anseosley Bay; and making what haste I might I penetra~ted to Tubbo, which is on the Hladash river. The names given to places in these parts designate certain. spots where water is obtainahie;, they do not signify the existence of villa-ge-s, much loes of towns,for on this ...

... |L.OCAL, AND GENERAL~ LEEDS, DECEMBER 3, 15867. LOXEON WVOOL SAIES. -Comuplaints have reached us that the tone of our last week's reports of these sales, and even seine of the details in thorn, acre incorrect, and the reports invarcous other newspapers have been pointed to in proof. Being wholly disinterested in the matter, we have made inquiry of gentlemuen of the highest character, and who ...

... NE. .T~be gale of the last fewv daeys con- Ttsl'SAt-veslcrdeay, and is still extremely viotl1nt at tissue d to blo'l Otecec it hias moderated. Thu stn Is arc Yarmolh eis rl' Baromaetrical pressure has con'inued geeally i'°thcatrpijty. To-day the maximumn re tdiegs to rise wit d frromi Ireland. The extreome cold of yes :orday ?? reptel Iji wiished in intensity, especially in Scotland. mornisg~ ...

... JFO1tEJGNANDCOLONIALS I ITALYo A circular has been addressed to the members of tbe Lower Chamber by three deputies-Messrs. Fanobri, Corsi, end Miasseri-urging tbem to repair to Florence acme days before the opening of Parliament, it being evident that matters of the utmost importance will he brought forward in some of the very earliest sittings. The Left and Left Centre will put forward ...

... OAPTUDE OF 'PilE B18110P OF SiERRA mnn ??Tmrcrr ?? TZTT r nfl nn mrrfl TH[E BRITISH CONSIJE KILLED BY THEE NATIVES8. By the arriva'l at Liverpool, on Saturdlay, of the Royal msnil steamer Mandingo, with the W~est Atfrican snails, we hear of a painful affair which has recently no- corred up the Niger. It appears that early in October Bishop Crowther, of Sierra Leone, went on a visitation up the ...

... TI1 ?? ERUPTION OF MOUNT VESUVIUS. NAPILEs, Nov. o0. LIos 7iiht's eruption of Vesuvius was very p:1rid, for there were ?? stranums of red-hot lava on the ?? ,r utanin side, and ?? bhur sts of flame from the Crater it.elf uore hi ?? arid inexssalt. ~What a chauge from the city to the mnountain! What a glorious effect of blaziug fragments hulled hither nnd thither by subterranean force ! It W1a9 ...

... GREAT EASTIERN RAILWYAY. The adjourned meceting of E3ast Anlglian jr;- prietore in this companly was beld err Friday at the Lends: Tavern, to receive 3s report from the committee apporari: on the 15th mnst, to conlfer wiith the directors and to c]-~ eider the terms effered by the G~reat Eastern Company:. M~r. L., Smusox50 in tbo chair, The report of the com mittee stated that they had ecr ...

... I MIt JOhN BRIGHT, M.P., TN'1HE IBISH - LAND QUESTION. ~ MI'. horny Dixc Hutton publishes in the Spectatior the following letter received by him from Mr. John Bright:- iloobdale, Nov. 11, 1867, MLy Dear Sir,-I have read your ' Prussia and Ireland' with meuch interest, and, es far as you go, I agree w ith you, hut I think more requires to ho done. Your plan is to help tenants to buy forms ...

... THE S ALABAMA CLAIMd. The following Further Correspondence respect- ing British and American Claims arising out of the late Civil War in the United States was issued yesterday:- LORD STANLEY TO SIm F. WosXGoT BRUCE. Foreign-offie, Sept, 10, 1867. Sit,-T'hae Minfter of the United States called upon me to-day, and communiciated to me a despatch, of which, however, he was not authorized to ...

... | LOCAL AND GENECRAL4. LEEDS, DECOEMB1ER 41, 1867. TIm E ;EDS WAmscwOEKS AccouNTs. - Fa- 1,]5AL 111]iUntrm'coF 0rm' TElRrsT,8-It would seem, from an opinion which has boon expressed by Mr. Curwood, the Town Clerk, that the accounts ot the Leeds Corporation Waterworks have not been hitherto, to a partial extent, kept upon a sound principle. In the balance- sheet for 1800 tbere appeared a ...

... MISCELI OUA-US.O A magnfifcent miuro`cope, presented to the Stamfold Institution by the Mairquis of Exter, has baaa rectived. Mcssra. Moxon have had the honour of submnit- ting to 11er Majesty ait Wirdsor the orgitnal drawvinps of Do] i's illrstratiroc to the LiurLaitn's Vivioa'' aud t;uinncvre, together with specimoens of the eigraviiiga and photographs taken from them. TLIe Times' City ...

... OCiL(8t AND GENERA~L he had full authority from prosecutor to Roll, and that the reason ho did not communicate with hfr Tonvnond W:1S that ho had been too busy, but would have handled over lo hits the money. He was committed to the sessions STUDS, DECEMBER 3, 18B7, B1nAl11'ern SUnSCan'1'xON CONCERTS. -On F~ri- clay evening the first of the series of these concerts wa's given isn St.. Gjeorge's ...