... LATEST EWS TIRE THREATENED WAn. The Taris pa13er I.,/X it of yesterday heads in, lh, .ig article with tho vcrdi Ole National ar,' ?? says, Thore iS now scarcely nlry ?? v t dIoubt. W'er between Primi and France is aln)ps inevitable. IEvery day which passes withou' thi evacuation of Luxermburg by the Prtteusians agrsran the situation, for it is an additional day of llj iii for France, The ...

... F RIENDLY SO JrETIES. DEMUONS9TATION.| 3Ir. Tidd Pratt, the Registrar of Frieudly Societies, ?? to the Y7I'.Oes :--A socioty called the Farriers' Horseshoe Fund wlas established iii 1817, and in that venr the rules were duly certified ; they were revised in August, 1862, and agaill certified. The society is now held at tile Fountain, New-street, Golden-sqUare, and consists, fromt tlre report ...

... TH-E REFORM QUE STION.. GREAT MEETING OF THE LIBERAL PARTY. e [Faiom onu LONDON Rsuroinmrnj q LoNDoN2, Friday. This afternoon, at two o'clock, a largely-attended meeting of the Liberal party was held at Mr. Gladstone's residence, Carlton-terrace. Members began to arrive about a quarter before two, and came in in great numbers till considerably after two o'clock. Amongst those present t were ...

... MR. RUSKIN'S LETTERS, .1un11 ?? X 5 UJ flLA The following letters from Mr. Ruskin to his friend in the North arO in continuation of those already published:- Denmark Hill, 2cth March, 1867. My dear -,I feel much inclined to pause at this point, to answer the kind of questions and objections which I know must be rising in your mind, respecting the authority supposed to be lodged in the persons ...

... THE EASTER VOLUNTEEER REVIEW AT DOVER. (FRox ou3 LONDON REPORTERa ) a LLONDON, Monday Evening. a The promise of a goodly day, hold forth by a f sunrise that tlung its brilliancy over an absolutely cloud- less sky, has boon amply fullilled; and the groat olona- teer event of the year-so far, at least, as the south of England is concerned-has passed off in that, as in all other respects, with ...

... These celebrated jewvels Nverc', by order of Boors, who hadl recently pureba.d them, Mci trustees of the late Prince Paul Es9terh~aZY titlally sb i of on Friday under the hamnmer of Me4, Mianson, and Woeds, at their Great ltoorn% ?? street, St. Jamos's-square, During the last IO, jewels were exhibited in the room of lhe Socit of '~eril115 Artists, in Conduit-street, where they a thousands of ...

... THE BILL IN COMMIITEE. TO THE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS MERCURY. GENTLEMEN,-After reading the recent reform speeches of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, I must say I have been struck with the idea that, at the time of speaking them, he had utterly forgotten, or purposely left out of consideration, anything and everything about the people who were mostly concerned in that special business of ...

... OPLNING PUBLIC-HOUSES ON SUNDAY. The followving is a copy of a till respecting the ?? of liquors cn Sunday, brouligt into tho Hlouso cf ,iillwls lv M1. J. A. Smilitil, r. Bailey, and Mr. Niles It is elntitled A bill for further rogulatiug the Je o'f f~rcented and distilled liquors ou Stuiday iu Eng- lam an(d Wales':- Wherfas tihe restrictions on the sale in England and alcs of femicuted and ...

... LATEST NEhyx ?? TerLEon.x1,j THE LUXEMBURG QUESTTIr IMPORTANT CHANGE IN TJI SITUATION. Prussia accepts the invitation te a -. will not agree beforehand to the condition. re, the neutralieation and razing of the fortrcis rT burg and the withdrawal of her troops conference, however, settle the altore tern Prussia would also agree to them on their execution be placed under European - PAnas, April ...

... 311R. RUSKIN'S LETTERS. The fosllowingf letters fromn Mr. Ruskin to his irienld is thle North are in continuation of those already P5blilthed: Denimark 11ll, 7th April, 1Sf7. ?? -, I've been wvaitling those three clays to R55ow ?? you would say to my) last sqaestious ; and now .oel scid use two pausphlete of Combo a to reedl II never i,,nd anything in spring-time (except the Ai, Ai, on the ...

... AMERICA. ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF BALTIMORE. Livr.uaroor,, Thursday. IThe verpool, New York, and Philadelphia Steamship lcompany's ?? City of Baltimore, Captaul P. MOGuigan, which sailed from New York on the 23rd ult., reached the MIersey about one o'clock this afternoon, bringing 31 passengers and £3,000 in specie on freight. The United States Government had received from the American Consul at ...

... LEEDS AND ITS OPERATIVE CONSERVA- TIVE REPRESENTATIVE. TO THE EDITORS OF THE LE EDS MERCURY. GENTLEME4N-Under the above heading you publish in to-dsly's -lcreissy a letter from Mr. John Holmes, Neville-strest, in which he says .I'm disposed to declare that 'I'm not msyself at all.' For the information of your readers I beg to state that the Mr. Holmes (to whom the Mr. Holmes in Neville ...