... Ji TO THE EDITORIS OF THE LEEDS MERCURY. GENTLEMENr -J would not again trespass Oil bh your kindness, and ask for space in your valuable paper, if l TI were not fully convinced that the neglect of our salmon d, fisheries is causing a loss to the nation, increasing with bh every season that neglect continues. is Our salmon fisheries are all but exhausted ; but, happily, r- there still exists ...

... ?? the time approaches for the periodical r- renewal of the French Legislative Body, the Ic Imperial Government seems more and more al bent on reducing the exercise of electoral r rights to the emptiest of farces and the njost r-transparent of hypocrisies. Independent x candidates-both name and thing-are, it e) seems, utterly incompatible with the security le of the Imperial r49inc, and with ...

... o-f xeman s 7rnal. I 'or . wLih: MONDAY, M!AT 11, 186S.I IT wilP be e* by a telegraphic message from Tnoee, which ve p In another column, that the Attomey- General ?? t cordially adopted by the libera electors of the boro46, 'at a meeting held yesterday. The meeting was 'aIlded over by Henry Donovan, FAq. Ibe Cbsirman oftibe Town Commissioners, and the resolution approving, of *. O'Elaga as ...

... SCOTTISH INVENTIONTS. I l-wil liars .Tinbsn. C. R.. 16 Euchanan Stree!t, GI1 (Cormpi5edhy5illiarhJliif'lsol C.F.jO rBuchananStreet, Glasgow. ) rATENTI RLtEYNVLY ArPLIE.L) FOIL April 20. Charles Iandolph and John Eller, enginCers, C ?? in surface condensers. April 21. Hiugh onald, enginin er, Jolhnstone -Tilprove- ments in achinery or apparatus for bending or straight.en- ing* metal plates. ...

... EASTERN ARCIUEOLOGY. The following is takenu from an; interesting crnmunrication by MKM. Melchior ?? and -WMddiDgtn ?? UPn the general results of their y0yage in the East, published in the Reviue Ar- ,rolog7itlue.- I ask permission to take you wth us into the. mountains between Antioch ,Alel)0, and Apamee, on the right bank f the Orolte, and which in the aountry are designated under the names ...

... Her Majesty and the Court 'will leave for Ball moral on Friday nexlt. Their Royal Higlhnesses the Prince and Princess of Wales will remain in London until the end of Juno. The Prince and Princess of WVales will honour Vinoolnt and Viscountess Palmerston with their presence at a dancing party on Wednesday next. The Prince of Wales was present in the llonse of Peers on Friday night during the ...

... I HOUSE OF COMMONS. NOTICES OF MOTIONS AND OltDERS OF THE DAY FOR THE PltSENT WEEK. THiS DAY, MAY 11. ORDERS OF THE DAY. Prison Ministers Bill-comaittee: Castomis nnd Inlamld Eo. venue Bill-committee; Inland Revenue Bill-committee: Stock Certilicates to Bearer Bill-third leaiing; Volauteers Bill-- second ?? Registration (Irelsnd; Bill-coni- mittee Church Building ant New Parishes Acts ...

... ?? X11 loilou. (aoMr THLE COURT CIRCULAR). Osnomiz, May S. - The Queen, accompanied by Prince Leopold and Princess Beatrice, drove out yesterday morning. Lady A. Bruce and Lieutenant-Colonel du Plat were in at- tendance. Prince and Princess Leiningen visited her Majesty. The Duke de Nemours and the Princess Marguerite and the Count do Paris visited the Prince and Princess of Wales yesterday at ...

... Thse following is the peroration of Earl Russell's speech, delivered in the House of Lords on Fri- day evening:- His noble friends (the Earl of Shaftesbury and the Earl of Harrowby) had gone a good deal fur- ther, and demanded-one, that they should de- clare Russia's title to the kingdom forfeit, ani the other, that they should demand the erection of a separate Kingdom of Poland. My Lords, I ...

... AXE-RICA. AFDERAL SUCCESSES ON THE 2 MISSISSIPPI. CONFEDERAIE R1AID UPON PENNSYLVANIA. 4 [REUTERa'S EXPRES3.] LlvurtrooL, Sunday. f 'The loyal mail steamship Arabia, Captain James Stone, whicl sailed from Boston on the 29th and Halifax on the :;th ulthuo, arrived in the Mersey at an early hour this eorning, ria Queenstown, where she called yesterday to laud maiis and passengers. She brings ...

... ?? I Meteorological Results Deduced from observations taken at the Liverpool Observatory during the week ending Saturd, May 9t 1863. Latitude, 53' 24 48 N. Longitude, 3' 0' 1 W. STATE OF THE ATMOSPHERE, At One o'clock p.m., Greenwich Mean Time. DATE, PRESSURE, HUMIDITY, Month Day. u May. *Inch. Deg. Deg. Deg. Sunday ?? 3 29,049 47.2 8.0 12.0 Monday . 4 29.814 47.2 7.8 13.3 Tuesday ?? , 6 29 ...

... SI POmR. - (teaosior O UR troonTe.),I .Loanose, BATUBDAT.r-II tbo Hioss .of Conolmons tbis morningt afttr the debate ont-the condition' of 'Eoutbern Italy, Sik EL Bruee rnoved the ascend 'reading of the Irish poor removal bill. He-regretted he said, that the took bad not fallen into abler hbnas,1%'nt he Ielt it to be his dqity tofulfil it. He promised last session to bring In, a neasure, and ...