... DR. IaVINGSTONE. Sir R. Murohison writes to the Timesa:-As I have always seen reason to doubt the aceuraoy of the re- port of the death of Dr. Livingstone, chiefly on account of the mendacious character of the Johanna men whobrought the news to Zanzibar, so I san now hgappy to inform yflu that the ray of hope that he might sll be alive has been muc stengheed y aocnet' jut placedinimy bands by ...

... jI IRIAL PARLAME N (By Telegratph.) 1iOUSE OF COMMONS, YESTMsBAY. ~be Ssrt'tn took the cha ir at twelve o'clock. 5 SoI1TH OF SCOTLAND RAILWLY BILL. 00tbe repart0f the Great North of Scotland Railway B D ODSON celled attention to the provisions of the h* h vwere of a somewhat novel character. The tOMfO ehic ropoeed to cancel their power to issue their ptap Y preference ehares, and create ...

... RENEWAL OF CATTLE PL&GU IN THEI METROPOLIS. I (ioen tke Medical Vtnes and Gazette.) There is no doubt that cattle plague has again made its appearance in London. It was stated in the House of Comnbus on Monday that cows had recently died of the disease at Limehouse, and that thirty-nine bad been kiDled. On Thursday last a fresh case appeared in the shed of Mr. Rance, at Islington. We have been ...

... I LOCAL AND GENE.RAL. LEEDS. MAY 2, 1867. PETITIONS.-In the House of Commons, on Tuesday, petitions against the malt tax were presented by Mr. Baines, from Leeds, and by Mr. Waterhouse from Hipperholme and Halifax. Petitions were also presented in tavour of closing 1iublic-houses on Sunday by Lord Hotham, from Great Driflield and Brandesburton, East Riding of Yorkshire; by Mr. Lowther, from ...

... LOCAL AN GENERAL I LIEDS, MAY 1l, 1867. LEEDS COUNTY CoUiR.-IOOSE v. WODD,- This was a case which, at the request Of the defendant, had been brought down from the Court of Exchequer, and was tried Westerday before Mr. T. H. Narshall% judas, and a special jury. The action was brought by the pfaintiff, who is an extensive pig dealer, in Castle-street, Leeds, to recover the sum of £i38 ils. 3d. ...

... A Oapuobin friar, known in religion by the maine of Father Emanuel, has just been condemned by the Ourt of Assize at Brescia to imprisonment for twelve years with hard labour for a murderous assault upon a young girl. Tie facts of the case are somewhat serious. The victim was a rosy, buxom, country wench, the handmaiden of a priest with whom our friar stood on terms of especial intimacy, and, ...

... LOCALANDG--EE ,OCAL AND GENE.RALb LEEDS, MAY 31, 1867.. Amongst the presentations at the Levee on Wed- nesday were the following :-Sab-Lientenant Walter Dan- combhe, lst Life Guards, boy the Earl of Lucan; ROn. M~r. Monckton, by Viscount COnlway; Francis Moncktou, by Lord Iagot; the Earl of Mulgrave, by the Marquis of Norm anby; the Mayor of Scarborough, by Sir Jon Johlstone, DiR. LES'9 ...

... LOAL TANDY GENIERAJ \ . ; 3IEDS, MAY 28 1867. . On. Sunday the 3Emperor Napoleon receivea a ,-deputationofEnglish: gentleioen whose object is to fauili- ,atatetbe iiait of English ?? to the PariB Bihibition., s Majeaty 'responded to the appeal in the most friend!y .manuer, and said ithat a cordial understanding between France and England; had always been the end. of' his ,j polioy/i : u ' ? ...

... Yesterday a special meeting of the Board of the Bradford Infirmary was held at the inirmary, to re- ceive the deputation appoited at a meeting he d in the Exchange-rooms, on Friday week, with regard to the Bite of th osed Fever Hospital in Dela Vue, Mannirghfam. Mr. Ad Sbemon occupied the chair end there wae a large attendance of the Boaead The deptttieri consisted of Mesere. 3. 'Wright, - ...

... I IMIPERAIAL PARLIAMENT. i (By Tetcgraph.) HOUSE OF LORDS,, YwnDw. Their Lordships met at five o'clock. THE ESCAPE FROM A CONVENT. The Earl of SHAFTESBURY asked if the attention of the Government had been directed to a statement that two young ladies who had left a Roman Catholic convent at Glossop and gone to Sheffield, bad been sent back when they applied to the police for Bhelter. The Earl ...

... . . a I Yesterday a special meeting of proprietors was held in the London Tavern for the purpose of considering, and, if thought proper, of approving the following bills:- An Act to constitute certain railways authorised to be made by the Groat Eastern Railway Company in and near the Metropolis, and to extend the time limited for purchase of lands and completion of works with respect to ...

... I MOM lA AOOIDENT. II - EARF_-!. ?? - ~ UT LTrV'T ITRAIN THROWN OVER. -A BERWl*Jf I'iA'IX -FEET HIGH. !. f One of the most disastrous accidents which has occuzred,for some years on an#.. of the Setotlsliner took 1'lc oi Monsdlynigbt,. ofn the Scttish Central Section of ,theCaledonia' Ranlw5y. It was hapuily not attendeit twtanlos of human life, but a large nnmber of cattle %vbenkled, and a ...