... THE PRIVY COUNCIL AND THE NORTH RIDING 9EAMBHRI OF AGRICULTU4E. On Saturday we reported the refusal of the Lords of the Privy Council to entertain au application from the Xorth Biding Chamber of Agriculture for. the opeing of thl Maltou market for. the use of the North . ?? Riding farmers formeale of hored cattle, The refus'al was based upon the report of an outbreak of plague in the North ...

... FROM OUR LONDON CO.RRESPONDINT. I 'oNzOo, Friday. The discussion of last night shows that if the Reform Bill is to be passed, the session will have to be prolonged beyond the conventional last week i in July or first week in August; and no doubt even the most enthusiastic sportsmen will think the clauses affecting redistribution more important than grouse. There is, indeed, a sort of rumour ...

... PRINCE FREDERICK CHARLES AND HIS CONS3TIT,,ENTS. His Royal Highness Prince Frederick Charles, Who was elected to thelate North German Parliament for a district in the province of Konigaberg, has forwarded the subjoined letter to Count Sohliebeu, with the request that it may bo communicated to his constituents:- Herr Graf,-Now that the Parliament of the North German Confederation has fulfilled ...

... F.OREIGN AND COLONIALJ THE INSURRECTION IN CTE. Ioistne EKSC-U BnI (autwm EmonUxA . : r . : RinsD so), May 3 It would be incorrect to say that the Cretan people are not deeply interested in every movement of Omr aVshs, and that they' do not watch his advance upon Sphakia; with great anxiety. Yet, when I remember the high reputation of thlgeneral who had been sent to crush them, these islanders ...

... - - sr - ' 8RA)FORD ageN:; NOUXUE Yesterday afternoon a qu re~y n as spciu meting! of the Council was held in. the, Saloon of t.Geoges H]LThe Mayor,(Mr.,Brayshaw) pocupied' the chafr.-Mr. MAnic DAwsoN, in moving the adoption of the minutes of. the Watch Committee, stated' that Cal. ..Woodfoxd hqd that, morning inspecte .d the police force Of 'the boro6 h,,andhad expressedh hisproval of the ...

... FO ANDCOLONIAL. ITALY. F LoRExaE, May 22. is ; tt season when thousands of Englsh u and ?? vioter, to Italy rinve northwards to Turin, tflieriad thef Lakes previous to crosising the Alpq and :a p through S witzerannd, or ?? to the Mon- ,radi~tic Reetreot o fdaly epidemics in ?? thae dera t thre planwas ofcumbers of causd ' b ny otheroientog paseuncertain thoa ey shouldl eolee to a vd oibdy ...

... THE LEEDS MERCURY. TuE EMPErnoR. ?? has receive4 a deputation of English gentlemen, who desired to ask - . . . . - - . ?? His Majesty's assistance in facilitating the visit Of English workmen to the Paris Exhibition. The Emperor responded in the most friendly manner, and assured his visiters that a cordial understanding between France and England had always been the %bjeot of his policy. A ...

... NEW YORK, May 11. The week in New York has been rendered a peculiarly unpleasant one by the gathering of a vast number of strong-minded women, weak-minded men, bilious representatives of the countless isms that flourish in the atmosphere of the Republic, dyspeptic consumers of saleratus, long-haired and hammer-headed reformers, weak-eyed bores with real or fancied grievances, lights of ...

... LOCAL AND GENERAL' LMEDS, MAY 27, 1867. LEEDs TowN RALL POPuLAR OQNOEnTs,-The Town flall choir, composed of thirty or forty trained singers, made' its sixth appeardnee at these concerts oa Saturday night. Notwithstanding the unseasonable nature of the weather the attendance was such as hs all along charatorisedi hesd'popular, entertainments the greateri portion of tb hall- belng 'illed with; a ...

... I I ARRIVAL OF THE PERSIA. Lrvwvoor,, Monde The Royal mail steamship Persia, Captain Lott, Vjc6 sailed from New York on the 15th instant, reach d 11 Mersey this morning, bringing, with her 221 pesserga and 1,343,608 dols. in specie. A telegram dated Mobile, May 14, saye:_..'itA number of negroes met to-night, at the corner of at0 ment and Royial-streets to hear udge Kelley oa Teri.. vania, on ...

... lrupSoENTATION OF THE PEOPLE BILL. ClSE 3, AS AMENDED IN COMMITTEE. POJATION FRANCHISBE FOR VOTERS IN BOROUGHS). 3 Every manl sball be entitled to be registered *r voter, and, when registered, to vote for a member or lbers to serve in Parliarnent fora borough, who is c li9ed as iollov s (that ia to say): sla of ?? age, and not subject to any legalincapacity: 0 Is on the last day of July in any ...

... LOCAL AND.-GENERAL. LEEDS, MAY 23, 1867. In the House of COmmons on Tuesday petitions i were presented against the sale of intoxicating liquors on I Sunday, by Lord F. Cavendish, from Pateley-bridge, and I Sir F. Cmosley, from Hulme. TA PROPOSED EXTENSION OP B~iGGATE TO :1 NonHsaan,.-The resolution adopted at the meeting of the Leeds Town Counoil on the 8th inst., to carry out an i extension ...