... T 'OLOTH:IERkS' GRIEV&CES. TO THE EDITORS OF THE, L19EDS MERCURY. GRThElm9,-I have read with mnooh interest the letters of A Clothier, ;C Cashier, and others, on the grievances ot the woollen trade, and am Very glad to' see tbat this subject is in a fair way for being ventilated, Ailthough residing out of the Leeda districtw and ma nufac- tuting soods not mode in thnt locality, yet 'ha~ving ...

... TENANT-BIGHT IN ENGLAND. At iKirby-Moorside, on Wednesday afternoon, the Earl of Fevereham presiding, Wr. Jos. Smith, of Ries- brougb, North Bidin, read a remiarkably able and out- rp~oken paper on Tenant-Eight/' to tha Byedale Chamber of Agricuiture. Mr. 8mith held Utht Itow as the (ioverrnment is giving attention to ths Irish land question, and the Irish farmers and others are clamouring for ...

... saMgsBY OF WEATHER IN WEStERN EUO_ E _ _ __ _ _. TuE 15ni TO THE 21ST OF DECEMBER, 1869. 1uring the past week the atmosphere has been in ery disturbed condition. Agreat defolenoy of prossure I to been noticeable in the North of Burype, while readings e D have been high in Spain and Southern France. vetral areas of barometrical depression have pasied ovar ut, of which the southern portione have ...

... JOCAL AND GERAL LEEDS, DECEMBER 21, 18690 The Money Order and Savings Dank buiiness B was rannumed on Friday hant at Beeroa, Yomt CoiqvooATo.-On Friday, convoo ition for the province of York was prorogued until Tuaadysy, the 11th of January, t YosHcRnn 022TiLnxi's CEZ[T CrLUB.-It e has been determined that, in order to rellevo this club of the debt incurred in msaking fences and other ...

... REMNANTS OF TEII SOUTHERN CONFEDEBRAY SOLD AT AUCtION. t2,269,709 IN CONFEDERATE BONDS SOLD. FOR ?? Albert H. Nicolay, the auctioneer, on Wednesday sold at public auction attIheo^EzbangeSnlesroom, No, 111, Bte~adviy, several millions of dollars of bonds and notes issued by the Confederate Glovernment, and by different State and county authorities duriug the rebellion. The . sale Was made under ...

... THE LEEDS MERCURY.; 0O1o0 more there Is a rumour,. whloh the Ionaeitutionne/ balleves to be well founded, that tha Fauh I Mtnisttr has resigned. It Is stated that this step was . decided upon on Saturday, that the rebignatiou has beau 7 accepted, and that M. OL=rvns has bean definitively entrusted with the formation of a new Ministry. Tics PNule of Friday publishes a list of the new Cabinet, ...

... THE LEEDS MERCURY. f In the sitting of the French Legislative Body, yesterday, a warm discuesion took place with respect to tbe election of the ODuz DH CnAPuoo. The Opposition strongly urged that the election should be annulled, and M. Turnw made a speech denouncing the electoral systeos, and appealing to the Right and Left Centtes to be con. dsitent with the progranmes they had issued. K. Da ...

... THH WELSH FASTINQ GIRL. ?? C-=lAuTN. Thursday Evening. Bo.dsY Mr. Bishop, of Llaudilo, and Mr. Lloyd, peter, solicitors, appeared on behalf of the parents t4f t ti,3 girl at the adjourned inquest. Aun Joner,: eI plmer end Sarah Attook, the three nurses from $n'Hospital, corroborated the evidenee of Elizxbeth Vlob the other nurse, on Tuesday. The vc. TV, Thownas, secretary to the Watchlng Comrn ...

... TOW&*n BEWA'qE.; ! *fi - 7~fl '17rojib lY re.)'7 ?? ?? of th& most isijerative ''roquiranesits of soolaflife is nompe means of'de'aling'wlth eone WsAtS pro-. ducts of the human mech,'animsrwhib are giit only while they mein-in'oat 'of' thesir'poiodr 1Ilaog, b't'are capable of becoming a source of scr one ns Invenreut and jnjurv whenever they are allowed to acsumulate in the ...

... IN E WS B I DO-A- ?Tlg ?? I ,CRgTER'5 Ts ?? aaL) SPAIN. MADitm, Dec. 21, Evening. The aorrespondeela of this evening Bays the latest ad- TIC from Italy, in answer to the pressing communication the Spanish Government, are evasive, King Victor Bra° auui1 having adjourned his definitive reply relative to the amadidatue of the Dnke of Genoa till after the elo. tbee for the vacant seats In the ...

... FORElGN AND COLONIAL INDIA. c -dia mail, VtI' Brindisi, arrived in Lsendon yester- The IernbiM y (aizete of the 4th ilut. contains the fsi 0 fritemns of intelligence:- 11ie Duke of Edinburgh is expeoted to reach Calcutta 11 tmiddleoo thismonth. Tbe 6(overnor of Bombay left by steamer for Beypore, te to Calcutta, via Madras, last Tuesday, to be pre- 1t at the reception of the Duke of Edinburghi ...

... O _ bTS -NWSO' cBt'rl,'S, T 'IneanauL) FRANCE. Pug, Dae. 21. ,Tba 0j~gG~ JoutwGof -tbis, iscraa announaes that Senor , O bad beeu summuoned by ?? Government to ped to Ma3drid, was recetved by the Emperor ard >sprefi at the Teslienie yesferday. [CpwTm Pasns Tzrnrmome.] PLOT TO ASSASSINATE AN AMBASSADOR. (By Atlantic Cable.) Yonoiaui, Dee. 2. The Englieh Ambassador has been informed of the ...