... THE LEEDS MERCURY. TiE expulsion of PRINCE NAPOLEON is spoken oc by English journals generally, and by some Frenebh ?? - - A- n , I ?? A A ; I joutrnals, as a greatblunder. TheGovernnment jourtrais- ard the Republican journals approve of the course I taken by MI. Tnnit:s. It is said that M. Rouan will, (n behalf of the Prince, appeal to the Council of State rainst the expultsion. Tin OftQiek ...

... IL . - R. Lees is about to visit the south of Ita with the view of naking researches into the mode d tt of Sianufaeturing unfermented wine. H.Ous1n ele UNIoN.ERetu of the num~rber of personsreieved during the 2nd weak of the December ther, eorrsng1 Saturday the 12th day of Oct., 1872, and Leeolrlreepouinf Week iast year:-2ndweek December 78, total out door or 5t relieved 59, total indoor poor ...

... LTORD SALISBURY ON EDUCATION. Yesterday afternoon thelprizes awarded as the result of the Oxford University examinations for the Manobester 7 oentre were distributed in the Free Trade Hi1 by the e Marquis of Salisbury. The ~icou of Manchester (Mr. h AId. Booth) occupied the chair. D Dr. H. J. Mjncus said the prizes were given to the sue- d cesfiful students in the 16th local examination held ...

... At the Marlborough street Police-couwt yesterday after. moon, George Odger, J. Bailey, 3, Mooney, Charles mullray, P. O'Leamy, G. Pottle, r. P. M'Donnel, J. Clarke, Do Morgan, Rt. D. Butler, Canhuam, and J. Chad- dock appeared in snswer to summonses chargiag them that they on the 3rd of November did unlawfully aot in contravention of a certain regulation contained in the first schedule aunexed ...

... L ERAL FOREIGN NEWS. PBANCJE. (Tirns TtLroeEAn5) , C anday.-A had been previonsly announced, ?? cere nony voted by the National Assembly es ccl nted both in Eiris and Versailles. The sor- e a -aille5 was the most imposing. AI. Thiers, all e 3iinioteti, and nearly 3Q0 Deputies of the Right were ye lnishOP of Versailles, in his sermon, described the shenbly as the sole legitimate power in France ...

... '1IlE NEW POST-OFFICE BUILDINGS iN - TLONDON5. The new pile of buildings which has been in thu course of erection during the last two years on the western side of St. Maertsu's-laGrand is now rapidly approaching corn- pletion; and, as the forest of scaffolding is rardnally removed, the handsome proportions of the New Post-office -for so it will, no doubt, be popularly called-besome dally more ...

... 1?LAILWAY ACCIhi2?. tCotT SSlIO AcD E~tOck-fle AT SOI5ERTB7eih P.AIL- rly E. 'noN --On Friday flight a edlireon 5f rather a ituiot' clharacter oocucred on the NiorthEaoteznasIwr or SW-churn Station, though. fortunately, the untortunaaf ?? wees unattended by inos- of life. At thel vsrt of theo Ilie ir oicated jq 5 very ?? incline, Al on PFiday the cerricomes of travelling were attonded by a ...

... IJBERlAL MEETING IN POINTEFE.ACT IN FAVOUR OF MR. CHILDERS. A crowvded and enthusiastic mEetinR of the ?? of Pontefract wise held in the Towna Hall of that borough on Friday evening last. Mr. Iiouliu HIIJaT presi1ded, and there were present the Rev. E. Potter, 3)r. B. Noxon, Captain Leatbeill Mr. J. Routlidge, lMr. W. S. Wood, Mr. W. Gelder, hMr. J- Il. Swift, M~r. J. A. Phillips, Mr. S. ...

... LEEIJS CORPORATIO?'T ACCOUNTS. Thoe annual aecounta of the Leeds Town Council have just been issued by the Borough Treasurer (Mr. Hepper). 'They are for the year preceding the 1st Septemnber, 1871, and are certified by DMr. Aid, Mareden, tihe Mayor's auditor, and Mr. Thos. Dasvion and Mr. John EastWood, burgess' auditors. They are printed in the form of a pamphlet extending to 125 pp. The ...

... THE ALBERT MEDAL, The Queen has been graciously pleased to confer the decoration of the IAlbert Medal of the First Class on each of the undernamed gentlemen, viz :-Mr. Augustus Raymond MIargary, assistant in Her Majesty's consular service in China, and Mr. John Dodd, a British merchant, residing at Ke-lung, Formosa. The following is an account of the services in respoot of which the ...

... MIS CELLANEOUS. | ?? The death is annoounced of the Earl of Caryafort, which took placo on Sdturday evening, at Florence, from fever. His Lordship had bcen ill for several days, and many mermbers of his family were consequently able to be ,ith him at his decease. The late Earl was barn in 12.5, sifucceding to the earldom on the death of his father in 1tSc. He was previously M.P. for Wicklow, ...

... LONfDONf.-At an ordinary weekly meeting of the London School Board yesterday afternoon a letter was received I-om the Rev. Canon Miller, resigning his seat for the division of Greenwich on account of increasing duties. A motion was agreed to expressing regret at Dr. Miller's resignation. It was arranged to purchase a large number of buildings for schools in various parts of London and to hire ...