... HUNGARY. Here is a queer incident in the coronation story of 11' gary. The Emperor cannot supuort his claire tothecra of St. Stephen by the production of any certificate tfo ft effect that his predecessor in the dignity hoin tll assume has ever in law resigned his Royal ?? to office. King Ferdinand V. is still living (at Pr.ague) it is currently reported that he gave a pereptsograe), and to ...

... PiY-SINTO EAnIg.- Tffg Psurn. Saturday Fveniug-- _psus, bsaturuay rv tUIug. £ IsI exlacly, fifty, three years two months and I It is N olechs the First's great rival made his (ii d the' ~res fyt cpital, fant tha e public, even if d (ber r, ino te chrerhiollvait and rsnl th e u a I re D5t Daturally inclinod to make ctiomasontraso pfgeerS a being. forcibly struck byhen tro st bO arlyt bell Vi)t ...

... THE LEEDS MERCURY. J THE Prussian Government has dismissed from their livings, without pension, the twenty-six olergy- m-e-n of- Northiern Schfoswig wvho refused to take the oath of .allegiance to the KmG 0or PniussL&. The decree was published at Kiel yesterday. TnE KinG OF PRUSaIA is to leave Berlin to- day for France, and is expeeted to arrive at Paris to- morrow. The Qunmm oi' SrAI will ...

... THE MIDLAND AND GLASGOW AMAL- GAMATION. (Froes tiMD Shefcld Independcendt.) So absurdly indiscriminate has been the late peaicin railway stock that the soundest and beet managed railwais have been depreciated. And seeing how much directors have been led into new competitive undertakings by their own aggressive spirit or by the arts of others, there has been a very decided reaction among ...

... THE SHOCKING ACCIDENT AT WASHING- I TON COLLIERY. l TEN MEN KILLED-RECOVERY OF THE BODIES. The accident which we (Newcastle Chronicle) described in our impression of Saturday as having taken place at Washington Colliory on Friday evening7 was proved by subsequent examination to have resulted in the death of ten persons, that number being one more than was at first supposed- and stated. We on ...

... rlME RuO POSED SITE OF TIHE HOUSE OF1' lZECOVEMY AT B3RADFORD. Yesterday afternoonl the monthly mnectillg of the Dradford Intirunary Dand was held in thr '6oard-roomll, at the ilithimary. Tlhere owas a hill attendance4. Dr. Maoturk oeccupied the chair, anlld ojened the proceediuige by statiug ant at tho last miouthlly mlleetilln lhe opejin of th' mih edioal eilicers of the Iofiniarm-y had beeo ...

... LATEST NEWSO fRumns' Tbrzc!m.1 FRANCE..!.~ IRI., June 3. The Journal de Paris asserts that Signor Villemarn h1s semi.officially proposed to the Poatifloal Govern- ment that the Papal provinces should be ocoupied by Italian troops for the extirpation of brigandage, and to preserve the temporal power from any attempts of the party of action. ' Tbis proposition, it adds, was sup- ported by M. de ...

... THiE LEEDS NEW PUBLIC DISPENSAY.I The harndsome and commodious stracture wxhich has been erected for the New Public Dispensary in North- street, Leeds, was opened yesterday, and will imne- diately supersede the old buildinf . The structure whiceh was designed by Mr. Wm. Hill, Park-square, is in the Italian style, and is of three storoys. Two of the elevations-that ?? North-stret and that ...

... RAILWAY TRAMI RETURNS. d. 22awD WIEE THIS HILTY-YEAR. Total Same me,. or blfleame ]AIWAT5. 1887. 1580. i-year. 1880. Dec. I180710 of BrlstoleoidExeter,. 7017 7182 123818 134 121 P_ Caledonian ?? -8 73 188 Cabin . 2288 2382 40542 130 110 Ceoken'h,. 0P9l 8 488 - 1- 10 Cor ,edfKf, 408 410 20 28 D)ee oid 48)4 - 17 17 Dubli &eat0n. 1382 o3 83 LO bli & rohea. 118 1785 38384 16 1-105 73 78 Dub,& St& ...

... THE LEEDS MERCUYI I IN the Chamber of Deputies at Berlit, Yeeter day, the quedtiou of the North German Co3rtitatYOr -- nnM Ani ?? ?? nA nab c- - again came on for discussion, and was unally Bettled by the adoption of the constitution by a large majority of the Chamber. Tici are generally supposed to cmanage those things better in France, but there are eXcp. tions to every rule. The London ...

... LATEST Y FEtrrm's Tznnonue, FRANCE. The gala representation at the opera e' 8 `v6, very brilliant. Three tbrones were erected, enr which their Majesties were seated, the Czar in the 5dladle with the Emperor Napoleon on the right and the E' press on the lit. There were also 14 arm chainu lo' the various Puinces and Princesses present, Their Dliejerties were well received, ARRIVAL OF TIlE sLNG ...

... LONnON, Friday. The House proceeds with the Reform Bill in a p very vigorous fashion. The heat and passion of the early e days of the session are quite exhausted, and Members havea long settled well down to their work. There is a more than common impatience of bores, as Mr. Percy Wyndham found to his cost last night-not a word he said being audible to any one, in consequence of the ...