... 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 ...

... PFENIAN OUTBREAK. IN KERRY. (2ifrt)eu f/is Blies1.rpressJ. ?? alarm wvas created ine thec public 3 mind by the receipt, on Thursday, of a telegram from xllarney, announcing ass actual rising of a number of D Penises inthat locality. It would appear that a body of men, numbering over 300, have been in aimed possession i of that part of the country extending from Killarney to ?? sciice Sunday ...

... MLSCEIEOTIS. On ?? draesday afternoon, Mr. James BttllttO5tiflO, tue well-known a, titer as s etch songs, was presealteil aa ilL three beautiful1y?executea marble busts of himself and Mrs. and Miss l3allautiaae. At as general meeting of the Royal Scottish Acaiemy of Fainting, Sculpture, and Architecture, held in the Labre r?, of the Academy, on the 11th instant, John tscp, sculptor, was ...

... THE LEEDS MERCURY. |TILE Iumperial G-overnmlcnt of Austria b s conirnunicated to the Eevora1 Diets a mle8.ilg tti forth the reasons which hadl appeared to justify j icalin rg of the extraordinary meeting of the ilcieber ith nand annoulncing that that meeting is now abaorlen T and the conatitutional Reicharath wilt as3enwlql ?? ?? on the 18th March. Anl Iniperial rescript ?? 17th, announces ...

... ,T1IE :FENlAN RISIING IN KISERRY. e 3Th1, special correspondent of the Freemnan's n~o~n~r, witig frm Sllaneyon Sunday, Bays: Nothing baa occurred since my lest communication to 58 weaken the general feeling of confidence that the Fenian .y attesaptia excite an insturrectionary movement in Kerry is e a total failure. The reports circulated during the week fthat bodices of mnen, numbering ...

... TITlE LATE3 LORD iFEYERSHAMI. Yesterday the suorta1 reiscains of thtis highly- esteemed nobleoman were interred in the famlily vault at Helmeley Churichi¢ Th~e towns of ilelmeley presented a neelanchely appearance, all the shops beinig closed, and the bliucs of the wfindowvs of private houses were closely drawn down. Thea stadertakers woere M~essrs. J. and WV. Binder, Park- shleet, Oroevenor ...

... FOREIGN AND) COLOI,0AL- ITALY. Fob. 13. We are in the position of poapie who, WhOn anxiously 0?aitiig a great pitched battle, which was to decide ?oeigl'tY ietereets? suddenly find the canipidga tertoinietod ? ?irmieb. During the last two days we have passed ?rebs one eurprioe to another. Monday's sitting hold out ?e 1ianpOet ol interest; the ?? on the paper was in- ?preificnilt. Suddenly ...

... rstr oF MdILLS AN~D FORGxES IN 'THE NORTH OF RENGLAND. Cor~rcetcd Zy to .ZUbruarly, 18G7. WeorkA. Namo of.1i~rm. ?? tr1DDLE5OOOUGU. M hiddleebro .. Boickow, Voughan, and Co. I. ao 8 Tees-Side ?? Hopki~ss, Gilkes, and Co. lOd. 73 3 Newport ?? .Fox, Head, ?? ?? 2 S3TOCI{ION. N. Yorksbfre,. Richardson, Johnson, and &o 83 1 IThornaby , ?? W, 'Whinitwell an ?? 25 ?? and CO ?? 14 1 M Balleable ?? ...

... L-.OC.ALT KN GENERALT, LEEDS, FEBRUARY 19, 1867. FUNERAL OF SIR W. Mf E. MILNER, BAUT. -Yes- terday the funeral of Sir W. hit E. Milner, Bart, of Nun Appleton, near Tadraster, took place at the church of Atcaster Selhy. We noticed the death of this PHon. Baronet Inst w. ek, after having suffered for a coesoiderable till5 lpast from an attack of paralysis. The funeral took place n etwceen ...

... I3RADFORD TOWN COUNCIL. A quarte~rly and also a .speoiail mnasthly meoetinlg was held yesterday afternoon ill the saloon of St. George' Hall. The MIAven (Mr. Brayshawv) occupied the chair. The proceedings of thec Street and DralinaLge Committee t included the purchase from Mr. R. Crabtrae of 239 square yards of land, at 4a. per yard, for the improvement of a Lunib-lanii also the purchase from ...

... ]IARBOLViTE BATh ?IO?ITA?. TO TE:E EDITORS OF1~ TH LEDS MER:CUlY. GnTEMTIW.-NOf thc 5;00 or 600 anu~l'u slb- scribers and donors to this institution, about 30 onzly wero Dresent at the annualE meeting, hold in Dcember last, to ris en to the discussion which took p lace resroectingr the desirableness of keeping the hospital open during the entire year, instead of 20 to 29 w eeks during the ...

... RILWAY TRsAFFIC EE'1XLLS,8. erir WEEIC '1711S HF *YA~t. RAjrJ.WAYI. Bilstol anrd Exeter .. Caledoniar ?? ?? lCtoene'chr, X~1.,&Pe Coilt, fland.14i, Kill ?? Dubiin ?? Dublin & lj,,ghled;.. Dub. & liing otn. 41W.\ ?? 6lreat Eaotern 61Iaogwi 4.3cb'\ester Oit?.orthol 1112714,174 Grea~t :!.ortI~ Gt. Sthmn. &7 W4)1t411 G~reat Weit er ?? ?? In~ih N~orth Wcae~te Lancasb3u a & Yor lw. London ...