... 11, se lhe I I A (By Briish a Irsh Aanetic Telegraph.) doe [Rz 3:R'a TELEGRAM.] re ITALY. to THE DEATH OF COIJNT CAVOUR. nre TURIN, June 6, Evcning. he At the re-opening of the Chamber of Deputies to- nd day, the PRESIDENT announced the death of Count ar- Cavour, amid expressions of profound grief on the his part of the assembly. He pointed out the great loss id- that Italy had sustained, and ...

... LO C A L N E W S. LEEDS. th TUESDAY, JUNLE 11. n M .COBDEN AND HIS CONSTITrUETSm. - The im meeting of Mr. Cobden with his constituents has been hoc , efntely fixed for the 19th instantt. The meeting will lie ha 1held in the basement of Messrs. Kelsall and Kern 's new a a warehouse, the room being much larger than the ublic- an b1 all. Our correspondent calesslates that it will hold 5,000 ao~ ...

... AN ENGLISH TRAVELLER'S IMPRESSIONS OF | GERMANY. TO THE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS MWERCURY. fen 0ENTLEMNF,--AS letters and extracts of letters the appear from tiue to time ill various newstiapers which in of mny opinion convey erroneous- itopressions o Germany, nd she the Gcrmans in general, stil of Prussia and the Prussians Sr in particular, I am induced by the publicity given ill Your ret ...

... IAll-t'-lS'L -- j -SE OF LORDS. THUR(SDAY, I t-:. 21. N5- iEiDALE, tur1d DUNc:ANNONr, anti several ?? Piirwis numrerouis Petitions against tite AM .u--tu a petitionl froin ta confereoce lj' ill PIr inl favoutr c-f vote by- ballot, praying. that *oe 1t-cu! ill thle sa-ce way as in several of our Ti, 4 Otfeices (Metropolitan District) Bill ;thle j'kitit Baks Pill - anid the Constructive Notice ...

... 11 . The followiing wvere the memnber- who voted on Wvednesday Oil the question of the second reading of Mr. of Baines's Dorough Franchise Bill:I' MINORITY FOR-Ill. t1I Adair H. E. Davey R. Hodgo,.on K. D. Peto Sir S. M. de Adam W. P1. Davey Col. F, Howard C. W. Pigott Serjeant Alecock T. Denmaso (. Hunmserston ?? Pi'lkington J. noU An=rtehin W. Dent J. D. HubtWV.' Pinney Colonel d i' Asle ILr ...

... THFE LEEDS MERCURY. Tim parish priests of the Vorarlberg and the 5 imperial authorities in the Tyrol are fanatically 8 Opposed to the Patent Law granting religious liberty - to Protestants living in those provinces, and have 1 committed or connived at outrages upon them. It is d publicly stated that these acts of intolerance have been encouraged by the STADTHOLDER of the Tyrol, n one of the ...

... PETITION IN FAVOUR OF THE REPEAL OF Of TilE P.APER 'DUTY. Crows friein A mneeting of this Council was lield yesterday gious afternoon, the MAYOR (D. Ramsndenl, Esq.), in the chair, pain: After the resolutions of last meeting had been read, several thisc communications were submitted with regard to the forth- of th coining Exhibition of 1862, and these were referred to the was 6 General ...

... LEEDS. s0 THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1861. LS w if Her Majesty and the Prince Consort left Buck- ingham Palace yesterday aftei noon for the White Lodge, Richmond Park. THE LEEDS TORIEs A 3t m 1 BUnoDGET.-Yester- day, a petition in favour of tiw! retention of the paper duty was forwarded to Mr. Beecrold, XLP., bythe Leeds Con- servative Registration Associiodoss, and is stated to have .e been numerously ...

... MISCELLANEOITS. T le Duke of Cambridge yesterday went to Aldershotit to inspect tlee troops unaier orders for Canada. An The trial of the three persons implicated in the D~etsilk robbery commenced at the Central Criminal Cut, London, yesterday. It is not expected to conclude 'Nfot lamtil this evening. ANoTHER. YELvERToN CASE.-A case is before the Irish Court of Chancery, in -which. a large ...

... PARL1AMENTARY,I LAST NIGHT. Y (cy E, etric Telyerp). HOUSE OF LORDS. r The House met at five o'clock. The Oldham and Ripponden Roads Bill, the Lancashire r and Yorkshire Railway (branches to Slbawforth, &c.) Bill. i and the Lancashire antd Yorkshire (Extension to Settle, Bil 4 were read a second time. Numerous petitions were presented in favour oi and iagainst the Bankruptcy Bill. THE PRINCESS ...

... (By Britih Qltl Irish Magnetic TelegrLph. ) lUELUTEIt'S TELEGCRA-T.1 PARIS, Api-il 15. ! Vely Pasha, the new Turkish Ambassador to the dza Cotut of the Tuileries, has arrived in Paris. ITALY. TURIN, Apr i 15. CaI The Opineone of to-day announces that the Pope'sai, health is restored. vea The Diretto publishes a letter from Garibaldi dated the 14th April, addressed to M. Alexander Hertgen, the ...

... SIR J. W. RAMSDEN3S POLITICAL CONDUCT. TO THE EDITORS OF THE LEEDI) MEE1&CUIY. GENT,TrLEMEN,-1I1 my letter of list Tnesday, I showed that Sir John Ramsden did, iln Sifhjli-ld, pldO himself to support a.£6 franchise, I proved> it in is (r,an 1o10745 from the 8$le irid Ino'rfIit1,, a standard to ?? Sir John iimself has ^.ppealed. I slso showedl hovw Sfr John violated thal; pllge, by v oting ?? ...