... ivrvxpo 2tntvtu SALUB POPULI -IX SUPRXIA. DOMESTIC. The Queen held a Privy Council at Windsor on Wednesday. In the evening her Majesty left for Baimoral. A Cabinet Council was hold on Wednesday. Subjects of pressing importance were probably under consideration, as it is seldom' that a ministerial consultation takes place on a Derby day. It is understood that the Scotch Liberal members have ...

... It is announced in a telegram from. Berlin that the exchange of he ratifica- tions of the treaty negotiated at the London Conference will probably take place to-day. The Emperor of Austria opened the Reichsrath yesterday, as briefly reported in our carlier impression last everting, and more fully in our second edition. After a short introduction his Majesty said,- What I solemnly promised ...

... t;I:TE lN-0 C K. ?? i i , 1l-a Ato or .a Cirm Y. -Yesterdav ! iet ?? B Vt Wilson 'f if ef a baker residingz at .'7j 'i1, .>it reet. left an inlatit dlamghter asleep in b--f ,n I' i-- ' hiiu-se foat fit--v miniutes. 1: ?? . ?? I fiiI? l ?? cat lying on ?? ?? i lnn attlV tlriv' it til, and 2 . : r elhil she f lcm- -he wi'as deadi, 1 1'*' Ien smothtlered by the cat. Dr t ma ?? . e- ix ho ...

... STAT I.STWIAL SOCIETY. . . _ I The seventh ordinary meeting of the present session was held on Tuesday last, the 21st inst., Mr. Samuel Brown, vice-president, in the clair. The follow- ing gentlemen were elected feliows of the society, viz., Mr. Robert Giffen, Mr. Isaac Holden, M.P., Mr. Lonsdale Bradley, and Mr. Richard Lee. A paper was then read by Mr. J. T. Hammick, barrister, On the ...

... UN [TII) PRTEi>BYTEB! A; STY-OD. ' l odu ii Pncsi) teiOL S 9t d ?? its sit- t~lngi -on Itl' ;-M. 'sin il.soN Mc lerxLor. i~n. l1 ?? nl-iI sIn'itncd1 the report of te IloIIn- in:t.eu Oi'l N.xti owll Finlltcationl, whichl treatcl chiefly oE tl e reloi-t r-ent'l: is riot hetlie i-mn-aiiorn- Oil it Ii'. Ihe con.;jittee Cexpj'cs¢ ?? of tlfe sch-lo: r 0-pr ..-l by tve inn m; ' ?? ill so far as it ...

... Iilsulis I LT. ?? Y SA . The \arnVis of pri. dv on TiTeIAlay I ) eslay), at th, ad :.,aci - -.f. of Peers 3 !I. ! (to .:I i lt re- tem l £ in pr1''IA.il'l' the , por- cO.nC o.rlisl, 'ot,-,vavxs 3 v t .tp 1o, al- unents a'£vac' cu wuc 3c i o:icntos pc ,'inlav to Ire- | B' l r:h raS wy ?? co t; zl0': l)t an, l th!e !0 Ilit -c: 1is- is 'PY~iQil, zt ?? ' t,.i-il c.NI-~IlseS. T1 ?? 1.1 1T.sohe ...

... YESTERDAY being the Derby Day, there is no Parliamentary intelligence this morning. It is stated, on the authority of the Owl, that at a conference of Scotch .lP. ?? attended by 28 of the 53, it was resolved to oppose the redistribution clauses in the Scotch Reform Bill referring to the re-groauping of burghs and the division of counties. The Queen and Royal family left Windsor tlst night for ...

... AIALGAMATION ds ?? KI-)ILAND AN.I GLASGoW~AND) S V B.'l A\''IJ'.'i4NISAfl. WAY C'OMPA :E ; ?? tei'euf,:e`J r, .: IT11,rz7V. S;n,-A3r Kidstun lia, aftdilO -ed anbtier V IL: manifestoes to to hat. l: ;> r Cl.;ow Soutlt-Wsestern 1laii cv. 3 atmI sttei. c~,,c a:r- the amalganiatioun lir ti. r ?? si wn: he avers, have beir :5r-- ,e. Talct inhat -! eas no provision for a wcal ;,'4alla:,--ntfl0 land ...

... 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 ...

... A MATRIMONAIAL ADVER'TISER1 I.. - . IN'A FIX. I n . Z . 1 - . , ?? The following ii otriotly -true. The adventure happened last week in Dublin:--I Fain giooild -I opr1nb, but thatI fear to fill I 1 wrote Sir Walter' Raleigh vhth his diamond ring. on 'the pane of Queen Elirbeth's corridor. If -thy heartw fait thee do not climb at all, wrote the 'royal'`virgin in reply. So runs the story-we ...

... lTHE CANADIAN CONFEDERAT1IO. a (From a Supplement to Tuesday's London Gazee.) S BY THE QUuN, A PROCLAMATION n For Uniting the 'Provinces of Canada, Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick, into one Dominion, under the name of Canada. IWhereas by an Act of Parliament, passed on the a twenty-ninth day of March, one thousand eight hundred and sixty seven, in the thirtieth year of our reign, inti- tuled ...