... |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 ...

... FOREIGN AND COxOzNIAJtc ITALY. FcolcnNCw, Feb. 3. The Iticasoli Cabinet is upon its last legs. Its great trump card has proved a failure; its e/ts's'csl da befcs ills has broken down sender it. Tho ChambOr will not beer of its 1ree Church and EcclesiastiCal Liquidation Bill; the Jinceaux have rejected it almost with indignation, some of theni without even deigning to ?? it. It is condemued ...

... LjOCAAN]) GENERA~L LEEDS, FI3BRUARY 0,. 1807. A Cabinet Council will be hold to-day. Mr. W. Gray, of York, ha~s been appointed by lae H igh Sheriff to be the Under-Sheriff for this county- tnt eppitl~~;ziuelt he hatts lung hekld unider vartious sisrieval ties. The Hligh-Sheriff has likewise appointed the Rev. Canon Paget, of W4elton, to he his chaplain. LOEDON AMP Nonni-WENFERN 1hnLWAy,-mhC ...

... THE FENJAN DESCENT UPON CHEFST.ER. [FIaOs OUR own ?? Coenbstri, Tuesday. As your readers will alceady knowov, there is no truth in the alarming rumours which were circulated throughout the whole country yesterday. Chester Castle ices not seen stormed, nor hats Where been a battle on the iloodee between an army of Feniens and a force of Her Majesty's8 troops, Neovertheless, wvithin the last ...

... UNIYER?ITY INTELLIGENCE. ?? Pnh OXpanOD, Feb. 7. III a congregaitionl holden thi8 morning, at tven o'clock, the folohwing degr~ees wvoere confrod-1&tstsr ofv Pr Seth Ward, Exeter Colloge; Hnrry Davidson, OrielC- lege; Herbeet Salmey, Christ Church; IRev, Fred,.H. Bowden-Sniitl, Trinity College; W~illiam T. Allen, St. Mary Hall; Rev. Jamos Allan Srnith, Wadham College; R1ev. ?? Jaokson, ...

... CONYOCAT1ON OF THE PROVINCE OF CANTEBURRy. 0cc ITuesday neorning the archbishop, bishope, deans, archdeacons, enld clerical proctors of the province of Canterbury, assembled for dispatch of business at Westminster. The Archbishop of C4KTscsEcnsvLL presided in the Upper H~ouse, and there was a large attendance of bishops. -The Bishop of London was unavoidably absent. For the Bishop of N~orwiclh ...

... LOCALE AND GENEGRALi. LE£D>S, FE:BRUAR~Y 9, 1S67. On Monday M~r. Crawvford rrill ask tho Suoroticry of hideo folr the Roume Department wiretirar tiho Governl- niclit ar(3 awalre that ths Eeleisilstical l our eisrsioneiC have receivedl from the Corporationl of tho Oity ot' Lonidon en oilier to 'unidertake the .'herge 01 the BurrhiH-isl-ehs' burlial ground as trustees for thle public, dejfraying ...

... A VISIT TO THE STTDIOS OF AMEICA SCUL7PTOIU3 AT ROME (From as Cbrsmpendoasf of f/se Boston Belly Joturmd) Mr. Story's8 studio is much frequented by A~meri- eans and Englishmen also. His reception days are Satur - days, and in the afternoon of that day his studio is thronged during the winter months. He is just now bringing out a statue of Mledea-the Grecian mother medi- tatin'g the destruction ...

... T?TE ri?E?DJT AND FUT?JPJ? QP TRPr?, t FENIANJ8M AND EMIGllXTJO?, (l-Ppai tire New Ibid JIicrrtd.y Ferriarsasiso is Ccci Ily (hUh risc bcii I fl1 dorm a gicat deal of injury to Ireland arid lrr?hniec rio good to snybody except tIn' few leaders it has eao?e?j the conspiracy is ended. Cur Mireistec at j? deluged with letters from furrier Fenian ireesh, lre?-- him to assist them to return to ...

... LO0CAL AND GENFER2A l. LEEDS, FEBRUARY 14, 1867, LOCAL ?? INI PARIAGSMENT. -Thle aceosad reading of the followiss bills in the Commllons was fixed for yesterday :-Barno1dwil Railway; Baussley ti-es; IBinglcy Extension end Improvement; flewebury, Batley, end Hleekusoadw~ika Wa~ter; G}ateehead Inoprovemout; Halifaex and Oa'endess Junction Railway;, Hulll flecks;* Idle and Shipley Railway;* Leeds ...

... BYE R;EFORM. TO T1dE EDITORS OF THE LEESDS MERtCURvY. GBNTLEMsnf,-S~ome militairy memuber of Furls-H inent should ?? the following questions to the Secretawry of State for War. I eucitilde with some remarks on the questions, which, I hope, wfill be deemedl worthy eR notice. No. 1. Are any of our officer8sa md dfreomsnissiolled officers taughthbow toutesefaeld telegre>h which was provred to ...

... THE LEEDSs MERCURY. IA NEiw Yonxc telegramn, dated thec 11th inst., seem~s to indica~te that the more moderate membera of the REepublican party in Congress have resolved to offer the olive branch to Pazsm~r.s~r JOITNOON. It says that MBs. BsANSx and other Republicans urge the necessity of the adoption of sonic measure to secure the President's co-operation with Congress. This necessity has ...