... |LATE ST NEWS, i.0 . ARTRIVAL OF THE ASIA. LI n YORK~, Jan. 31, Evenina L, President Johnson has vetoed the Nebraslr L, Bill, princip~ally en the grounds that negro sauffra,, ?- is enacted as a condition for admuission, witile the itregu~lationl of the suffrage was a right fud1 op2tional wsitht the people of Nebraska, h Mir. Seward has wvrittell to Mr- Motley, tlt4 e Federal Mlinister at ...

... RAmrwA&Yl Bristel and Ex. Caledonian ?? Canrbrian ?? Cesserrs'th, 1U., Corb;l3ar don, Deseide.. 1Subi4n&13e50a Dlsblin & Dlrog Dub. &Uiangstn Frl-ness ?? ?? Great Eastern Glategow& S.Ws GO.3Sorthof Sea Great N orthela 3t. Sthrn. &W, Great Western Biglhland ?? Ihish North W, Lanceashire & I L ondon &1Blpeo London & Brig Lon Chat., &k 13O.,Nietro. Est Do., lient Coast Losidon &N.Wi London & S. W ...

... FOREI|GN AND CO:LONIA~L. FRANCE. THE OlPENING OF THIE CHAMBERS. Palas, Feb. 15, 7 a~m. The Chambers were opened yesterday at one o'clock, by the Emperor, ins the Salle des Elate of the new Louvre. The gellery connecting the 'l'aslerce with this p si'ce is not yet finished, rand the Emnperor and Empreisshad to proceed in State carriages througls the P lace du Cairrosseel to the Pavilion Denon ...

... I MR. LOWE AND T'iE WORKING CLASSES. I The ?? correspondence has been pub- liished: 10, Clarsndon-gardens, Maida-vale, IV., Jan. 1, 1807. Sir,-Believing you will kindly pardon the liberty I take in this addressing you, I venture to do so, not with the presumptuous object of questioning theviews you have seen lit to take on at subject of profouiid importance to the present iuterests and ...

... TElE BlSISOP OF RIPON ON CHURCE MISSIONS. a The Bishop of Ripen presided last niight at the Ic annual meeting of the Leeds Association of the Society y for the Propa'gation of the Gospel icn Foreign Parts, held in the Victoria, Hall. In opening the proceedings, the Bisuoop said the meeting had been held for the purpose of a hearing what had been the operations Of the society a dulrinig the ...

... LorDON, Monday. There is a passage in the tolegraphic news from America to the effect that a chatge is expected in the Mexican policy of the Federal Government. I do not think there will bo any real change in the course to be pursued. But there is a new fact in the situation. The Emperor Maximilian, disgusted at the treatment he has received from the French, and surprised that having beou a ...

... THE BRADFORD BRIANOH OF THE REFORM LEAGUE. TVe executive of this branch are strenuously exerting themselves to extend the operations of the branch into the thickily-populated districts around Bradford, by the formation of auxNiliaries, each having its ownv officers n(l committee. These auxiliarics, althoug. making their districts independently of the central organisation ih Bradford, will be ...

... LEEDS, MARCH 26, 1867. THE QuilN's COURT,-The Queen hold a court at Buckiiighsse Palace, on Saturday afternoon. The 3Bueen wore a blakk silk dross with a train trimmed with crape, the Mary Queen of ScotH cap, with a long veil of white crape hsso, and a d oindo of jet. Her Majesty also wore jet ornaeUnLts, the IRiband tnd Star of the Order of the Garter, and thle Victoria aid Albert Order. Her ...

... MIR. RUSKIN'S LETTERS. I TO TE, EDITORS OF THE LEEDS MERCURY. QJENTLUEMN,-Will you permit me to make a few remarks upon some of the settiments advanced in Mr, Ruskin's recent letters ? I dlo not wish to drag you into a theological controversy, but as you have so freely published his opinions it will be far from uif air to give a word upon the other side. If Mr. tuskin had been content to ...

... FROM OTUR LONDOy COIZEO NDEH | LooDoy, Thur;Iy, At the risk of beinlg utterly rnditedl b~y it event, I write these few lines about tile political iu 1l. . as the meeting. at Mir. Gladstone's to-moroass iwer l bably leave it. So far as I can gather, thoa, tre., hava another instance of a council of war tint ?? l more manweurring and not promlpt aud d~icsivelI, 1Whbether Mr. Gladstone or any one ...

... WEEKLY RETURN OF BIRTHS AND DEATHS IN THE BOROURH OF LEEDS, 16Tc WEEK, 1867. In the -week ending Inst Saturday 3,473 births end 2,228 deaths were registered in toe large cities and boroughs of England, including London. The births wore 1'S, end the deaths 334 below, the average weekly numbers in the ten years 1861-60, corrected for in- crease of population to the middle of this year. The fact ...

... TEE UPE lCAL COMMISSION FOR ENCLISH FT1HERIES. CAR.rISLEi, Saturday. The Comnissioners resumed thoei inquiry this n'orning at lO..YO, Mr. P.ruersox in the chair, the other Ccn.rniseioners being Captain Spratt aud Major Scott. 'The Coumissioners have at length got through tbe list of claims for poke nets in the Sulway Frith and Eden. Sevcral other Claims were put in last evening after the dis- ...