... LEEDS. APRIL 23, 1807. The Denn andl Chaplter of York have elected Mr. Bvelpl Gisborne Hlodgson, Commoner of Exeter Collego, CsrtwA-zight Fxhilbitioijer in the UTniversity of Oxford. The victirage of St. hliclhbel, Wendron, Cornwall, in the gift of Qult (I'S Collegs, Oxford, hais been conferred on the R1ev. Ileniy Anstey, MA. Hot htl ?? SUNIIAY SCIH001. UNrOO.-Tho first jubileo in connection ...

... LOCAL AND GENERAL, LEEDS, APRIL 23, 1807. LORD F. CAVENDISH, M.P., ON TMB GOVERN- ME-iT c Racour BD.l-The following letter has been fur- waided by Lord P. C.,veendish to Mr. Aid. Carter:- Hagiry, April 22, 1307. Sir,-I have observed in the Lrul.' :1e ie r' of this day a letter from icy collenguo Sir F. Crossley, >x:pressing lila regret that tbe is unable to accept your ivitation. to be ...

... WITHDRAWVAL OF MR. GLADSTONE FROM TIHE LEADERSHlIIP OF THE LIBERAL PARTY. (froml the; obuserrc.) It will be seen by the subjoined correspondence, vwhich has been placed in our hands for publication, that Mlr. GlaCdstone has resolved to abandon his remaining amendments to the Reform Bill of the Govrurnment, owing to 'tho action of the recalcitrant Liberals who composed the majority on the ...

... OFFICIAL REPORT. Copies of the reports of MAr. Dickinson, in- spector of mines, on the Oaks catastrophe, and of the report of Mr. Inspector Wynne on the explosion at Talke- o'-the-Iiill, have been presented to Parliament. The report of Mr. Dickinson, which is mado to the IHomse Secretary, is dated Ilendloton, Manchester, Feb. 7. After somie explanatious le 6nys:-Of 3GI lives which were lost, ...

... 'TIHE '11-iREATENED AN AVl. it rMIl~s, Mondltay ~t> ...

... RAIL WAY TRAFFIC RETURNS. 10TH WEEK1 THIS IhAIX-YEAR. Total Same Ins. or Mileage lOmLwAyo. 1807. 1100. i.year. 1840. Dec. 1807 18013 Bristol and Exetsr.. 71305 7087 98u08 03301 2807 134 121 Oaled oonia .. ?? - - - 0 73 9313 Cambrin ?? 2103 2114 0 32104 32871 a3 407 130 DO0 Cockenn'th,&K,& Pen 293i 13 - -- 0 1 - Cork, Bandon & Kin. 0150 407 - - 20 20 ?? 304 - 71 Dublin&Belfeat;Jnc. 1563 1.104-U ...

... FOIZEIGN AGRICULTURAL GOSSIP. There is not imuch of general miomient to record from France, Agricultural intelligence does not abound jut at present. :as the general interest is centred in the Universal Exhibition, the district State exhibitions, or the competition of fat stock, Before saying something about these latter contests, we may observe that the first series of the cattle shows at ...

... BRIGANDAGE IN THE PAPAL STATES, Via- Tevoar, April 11, the In spite of the prophecies of all my friends, and not the alarming reports current about the dangers of the roads Of between Sesoui, Palestrina, and Sutiaco, I aind myself still in uudisteubcd possession of all my extrenoities, and, after all, a week's absence in the wilds, once more in an atmosphere ant of Cockneydlom and Yankeedons. ...

... TIHE P1OLICY OF Tl'Iiil SlOUThT LETTER FROM GENERAL BEAURJJEJGARD General Beauiregardl hrs wsrittvie ?? ?? letter on thoe pclitical situaticii to the editor oi thet ?? . 011tllss Timrtsa: New Orleans, March ?? l 1, s Dear Sir.-You have dolone ie the holiour to Cii my opinion relative to tile actionl or tile South Catler ( Military Bill. Having seldorti taketi any t'ut inlip ht tie not feel ...

... LEEDS, APRIL 11, 1867. Hier Majesty the Queen, it is expected, Will visit their Graces the Duke and Duchess of Roxbrirgb, at Floors Castle, in the niouths of August or early in September.- 'I'Otsmolli. DEATH OF TBIE DOWAGER COUNTESS OF RIPONx- The death is announced of Sarah Albinia Louisa, the Dowager Countess of Ripen. It took nlce on Tuesday afternoon, at her Ladyship's residenee at Putney ...

... OPENING OFTHlE KEIUIILEY AND WORbTH VALLEY RAILWAY. On Saturday tire inarbaittnuts of the Valley of Worth wvere for cthe first tune in their lives placed inl coin- nauiention by mi-ii with tim rest of the world. T'Ie peopile of that busy but remote corner of Yorkshire have for the last three Years been anticipating the opening of a short linle of rriiwny stretching from Xeighiey to Oxen- hope, ...

... I FOREIGN AND CO-LO.A0AIq AU' STRALIA. (Front the .lt ul rn Aq of Pest ? j) Tho Parliantont of Victolia is a eliii Gnl ge iindllj sing a revision of the tariff, a very serious aniditi.t' taxation of the colony, through the Custom- hoie becn proposed by the Millistry. Onl the OithI h - Ticassucr uuiliiitted his ?? and thu di-ca ;- t it- propositions still continues. As we ?? lustq Mr. Verdon ...