... tLATEST NEWSol [lInUR's TELzorzuu PRUSSIA. OPENING OF THE CITA3XLERS. -SPEECH OF TIlE KING. BERnM, April 29. The opcning of the Prussian Diet for an cctraordi- atry &esstion, took place to-day in thoe White 1ail. About 250 members wecre prescit. In the diplomatic box were the roreseutiitive4. of England, Rus3ia, the Ilanse Towns, llesse-Darmwltadt, and Saxony. The Ctort box svis unloccullpied. ...

... ~TJAT T N EWS [D~ora's TEtLeGB] AMERICA. [hTIms' Txucou] Nzw YosRN, Friday 5.30 p.m. cesres nallows the American cable vid the racodn to land at any part of the coast of the United i, escepting Florida. 9kew Orleans a now police is to be formed irres. ' i colour. *[cisurien's TctEOnA!.1 NEwr YonH, March 30, (6 p.m.) Cercrep has adjourned till December next, except- . the event of a qunorum ...

... I THE LEEDS MERCURY. Tin EiinitRo NAPOLEON made no speech at I the opening of the Paris exhibition. The opening I ceremony seems to have consisted of a walk through the principal parts of the building by the Emperor and Empress, followed by the Ministers and other high functionaries. So far as we can see the French have on this occasion failed to display any of the superior genius for ...

... LENE\WAL OF THE NORTI[MOOR GREEN I DISTURBANCES. DTSGRfAEOEFJL SCENE IN THlE CLI UJRCH, We reg-ret sO lhave to secord alothor lostt. ctis- ?? OCCUITrecO which took place in thi3 chur1h on I'ridry. Ab'iut tren o'clock thu Lov. Jaioua Hunt tiafored th(J chlluch, carrying in his hand a large wooden cross, alld mutterilnlg a sort of prayer, being accomepnsiiicl by the woman Cottey, who for somie ...

... (Prom tiC Sduf /s Bcks Free Fress.) The agricultural labourers of Great Alissendes and its vicinity have for some considerable time past beau complaining of the wages paid by the farmers as compared with the high prices of provisions, and sonme have refused to work for eleven shillings per week. The success of the Gawcott labourers in their movement, and the sympathy and assistance rendered ...

... Prince de Teck has co nintuiiicated to the Iligh- land Society of London his desire to join that society, TInE PRINCESS CIIRISTIAN.-The antiounuoeniont in Saturday's papers respecting Her Royal Hightness the Princess Christian of Schleswig-Holstein was incorrect. Dr. Farre was sent for from London on Friday night in consequence of Her Royal Highness not heing quite well, but be has returned to ...

... THlE ENGINE DRIVERS' STRIKE ON THE NORTIH-EASTERN RAILWAY. No Change has taken place in the position of affairs as regards the engine drivers' strike on the North- Enastern Railway, which wo reported yesterday. The men Temini firm, asserting that the settlement they made with thie directors lnst week has been broken by the foremen, end that they are therefore no longer bound by that agree- ...

... (Frosm tihc Day.) The following sketch of Luxenbulrg, taken chic fly irom contemporary Gormana sources, may, at this moment, not be ininterestiug to our readers. They will see from it what imtportallea the Germans, rightly enough, attach to its possession, or, at any rate, to its non-poIsees- siou by the French. Thsat it has always been hold to be a place of no smnail itrategetical value, is ...

... T'IIE, 1ffOIESTER FREE GRUAMMAR1 SCHOOL. (riom oiyR ?? IPr0TiEn.) Ifefore the Lorns JUSTECilS, Thursday. To-J~ay n nppeal vas mlade to their Lordships 5gailist i decision of ?? wood, mado a few niontbs ago, and then reported in the ?? respecting , ewv seheme for the imnprovemlnt of the miam ar School, qhe Atorney-Generll alnd lMtr, Wickens ?? the OoC ti, nud Sir otlilldell ralhner and Mr. ...

... LEEDS, APRIL 24, 1807. O11 Monday the Iithop of Ripon licensed thhe Rev. Joseph Manghan to the stipendiary curacy of Now Wortley, Leeds; the Rev. Andrew Morley, M.A, to the stipendiary curacy of the Parish Church, Xnaresbro' ; and the Rev. Richard ?? to the stipendiary curacy of St. Mary, Hunslet, Leeds, and to officiate in the proposed nea district of Hienslet-road. A movement is at present ...

... THE LUXRM'IBURUG QUESTION. In the lemps of Saturday the Luxembrurg ques- tion is explained in the following pithy manner by M. Charles Dollfus:- To whom does Luxemburg belong? ?? whrm are the Luxemburgersput up to auction in the mart of territorial polities? Nobody knows no one can at the present moment tell. They are Ilollanders, says the King of Holland, aid so they say themselves. That ...

... VIEWS OF DR. -Z ?? - l.IWILU)3UN E. The Timae8 nf India of the 13th of Marewllrh' as follows : We regret that the intelligence received frem /.snriba now leaves no doubt of the death of Dr. Li\-iliTt. ne. statement of an Arab namned ollesa oit * th' T traveller's most trusty followers, whor, Wiql aI the lei' of the expedition, retumned to the East efriclteVO tcers December, confirmus the news ...