... Tihe exctent to which our spaeG jar novs of aeneral intrrest ts o0/11 irelnchcd upon by ?? o/ Cl(ugb 1nnii'rsa- tUs, ?? Y..Ssip( Oi ' lI Dyal ant lcdieal Evqwniwticlsr TI vts to 11 Ji;ppic , nd p ?? e01etatwln010a1s it/ raios knto ku ll (IJ'f wh ieJ arce ?? veyY ?? O165(tpst)l 1ol0, 70 as to aI 10I0Ce ,ha! meoC/O aeoo0,0 es l('N ?? be iwcieeted only 0.s par(lyrlph afuer- I im ul vI 1t3. ?? ...

... UHlIE MANSION HOUSE COLLIERIES ACCIDENT RELI F FUND. (1 Islo OUR LONDON RilR'0lTh51.) LONtDOx, Monday. A ineetilig of the comimuittee of the ftumd was held this afternooor, the Loire MAYOlR prosiding. There wero pJrsent; Colonel Stuart Wortley, Mr. Ald. mid Shoriff Wat(clev, Air. Aid. lakin, Mr. Aid. FSinnis, Mtr. Ald. Cotton, MAtr. Gray, Mr. C. T. Gabriel, Mrt, George Moore, Ar. I. T Yompson, ...

... ST. MARY'S CllUltull. LAST Uight a congregational tea meeting, in con- nection with this church, was held at the Salt- house-lane school-room. The company chiefly con- sisted of ladies. There were present al(lermen and councillors. The gathering was for the purpose of augmenting the funds for paying the expetincs of the choir. About three hundred and fifty persons par- took of an excellent ...

... THE DUKE OF RUTLAND AND AIR. BRIGHT. An important gathering of the agriculturists of Leicestershire took place on Saturday, to celebrate the establishment of a local chamber of agriculture for that county. The chair was taken by the Duke of Rutland, whose remarks, in the speech of the evening, upon the political conduct of Mr. Bright as affecting agriculture, will be read with interest. In ...

... THE LEEDS MERCURY. I A Nnw Yonic telegram of the IIth instant announces that the Legislatures of Kentucky and Virginia have rejected the Constitutional Amondment. That is to say they refuse the profferred compromise of Congress, and prefer to remain unrepreseuted rather than submit to 'he terms of the amendment. It is believed that this action of the Border States is largely attributable to ...

... LATEST NEWS, [rREn 's TEIzEon , AMERICA. (By Atlantic Telegraph.) Naw Yor, Jan. 8. The House of Representatives has passed the res). lution for the impeachment of President Johnson. The Innman steamer City of Baltimore arrived or, to-day. PRUSSIA. BMaDw, Jan. 9. Baron von Werther, hitherto Prussian Envoy at Maarid, is spoken of as the future representative gf Prussia at the Saxon Court. It is ...

... LEEDS, JANUARY 12, 1807. DEATH OF Mit. D]UNOAN MACFARLAN.-We have to record thu death of this gentleomirs, which occurred at Airduaddy Castle, Oban, N.i., on the 4th iust. Mr. Mae- farenn carried on for upwards of thirty years a succeesfal busiuess in Glasgow as a Scotch tweed masnufacturer and merchant, having won for himsel]f a reputation for in- provinag thie fabric of an importantlbralule ...

... TIHE UNITED STATES. THE PRESIDENT'S VEITO OF TIE DIi- TRiCT NEGRO SUFFRAGE BILL. A beavy batch of Newv Yolrk parpers, some oi which were long overdue, owcing to the bad weather, cnul' to band yesterday morning. In those of the latest date3 the chief subjects discusscd are the President's veto of ilia bill passed by Congress in Dccenber last to regulate the elective franchise iu the district ...

... Corrected up to the Ist of January, 1867. Where two places are mentioned, the last named is that at which the Dopot of the Regiment is stationed. CAVLRY, BAT. FOOT. LLE GuAnDs.-lst,Regent's- 18th, lt Mdershott, park. 2d N. Zealehd, Colchstr 2d, Rlyde-park. 19th, 1st Bengal-Sholliold. 11o-VAI, IloISE GUInSe. 2nd Buritth-Do. Wndseor. 20th, lst Bougal-ShIroalffe. DPoscOoN GUARDS. 2d Chumi-Do. Let ...

... The following summary of latest colonial intelli- genea is from Messrs. S. W. Silver and Co.'s Circular:- VIecrorA, Oct., 18066-Parliamont has been again pro- rogued, Under the new tariff, so much objected to, reve- nue returns show a decrease, viz,, £96,988, against £129,738 for corresponding period last year. 400 China- men left for Hong Kong, hbving in their possession £6,000 in sovereigns, ...

... T10 TIHE EDITORS OF THlE LEEDS MERWICURiY. GENITLEMEN,-Your eorresponident A P' rent has in his cosliosuicatioll of Saturdoy last contradicted nmy statement of ithe actual siusilar number of holidays undel the half-yearly and term system, ill one of the thres schools which havc adopted the lattter, ?? further gives this ccitradictioci as the ground for his first of three asser- ticus, two ...

... MR. IORPSMAN, MR, ON PUBIAC AFFAIRS. I The ?? dinner of the Stroud Rifle Corps took plare on Mlonday evening At the Subscription Rooms. Captain DicicInesN presided, anti was supported by the Right fiHs, E, IHorsean, M.R, and several leadinggeutle- hlf. IossrAN responded to tbio toast of The donors of prizes.' ThDe hos,. member, vwho was most enthusiastically received, reviecwcd the political ...