... THE LEEDS JERCURY, Tnn Committee of the Italian hber Deputies have agreed upon a scheme for the . of the ecclesiastical property of the S POBAI tvaoidiinary tax of 30 per cent, is to be levied on ?? ecolcsiaeteal property. Mortgage bonds are to he issued, redeemable at par in fifteen years, until an advance of forty-four million sterling sball a aee obtained. This seheme will no doubt be ...

... THERB BRIGHTON BAiL, WAYo RfB EPORT. The report of thed Committee of investigation appointed at a special meeting on the 16hf Ma last t(omp inqure into the position of thedtrghtoa Re°ailwhihahy omate lisacompleeted its labours, and ~therepr which they neareo about to issue will affordanoether wsad and meanageoly of our railway system. Nothing which has yet transpired of th poceedangsul of ...

... MELA?OROLY IDENT AND LOSS OF? Tausnn, Friday. A profound feeling of pain and regret has been occasioned in this neighbourhood by. en accident which occurred yesterday evening, in Ctstleinaine Bay, end by whvich Captaini Townssend Blennerhassett and a boatman named Costello lost their lives. About four o' clock yester- :day evening, Captain Blenenrhasaett, with a large party of ladies ...

... LEEDS, JUJNE 14, 1867. -- NORTH OF ENGLAVID ABOHERIY SooCITY.-The members of this society hold their fourteenth annual meeting on the Blenheim-square Archery Ground, in Leeds, on Wedsciday, when the following fcorea were made oa the York round, and prizes awarded:- W. Houghton, Oldham ?? 77., 337s Capt. Fox, Leeds ?? 69 277 Capt. Franks, Leeds ?? ?? 68 , 268 K. Holland, Manchester ?? 62 ., 260 ...

... |LAT;EST n ?EWS. Rougse TsL~oaII 4 FRMOZE. PARms, 17th June. - a The .Aoaiteur, giving ani account of the departure of (d the Ring of Prussia, says it was the desire, of His tb lajesty to leave Paris 'without ceremony. The K~ing 1 warmly thanked the Emperor for the reception he had A had~ inl Paris, and the 'twgo sovereigns parted on mos'tp affectionate termts.' The Emperor .being slightly ...

... ?LGTOLo?1? FRANCE. No Sovereign entertains guests waith mnore~ 3ags j17, no one whether Sovereign or private person eges those w~io approach himu with more grace! ul sanddih ve courtesy than the Emperor Napoleon. Among tianed who have sought audience of bim I have know so YA .but a short time before were, conscientjeusl1y' I ?? Eunfriendly to him, but I have known no one wa dieV come away, not ...

... FOREIGN AND COLONa ITALY. Those foreigners who watch wdith sy Jue . the progress of Italian affairs will do well to lntecest selves constantly prepared for painful dip old then At the very moment when te prosect see t n and hope is most sanguine, dark clouds toebighls to the horizon. Just one month ago, thinga l05ly absre promising than they for somne tin Oh d d ,raesnre Ferrara's financial ...

... CON?3I?RVATIVE I?E1WONSTRATION IN LONDON. bISGBACEF1UL PRQGE:EDIWGS, (SPEOIA TnlcoW lrnoK oun LONDOoN RicrODs c.); , LOcNDON, Mlonday Night. To-night a meeting of the Metropolitan Working M~en's Conservative Association was heldd in St. James'a Hell, for the purpose of enabling; the friends of law and order to express tho attach- mcent of all ?? of Her Majesty's ?? to the Moner- ehioal and ...

... 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 ...

... PARIs, Thursday Evening. The Emperor this afternoon reviewed a force of not less than d6,000 men at Longehamps, in honour of the Russian Czar, the Prussian King, and numerous other personages of Imperial and Royal blood now assembled at Paris. If Nalpoleon III. could feel a justifiable pride in displaying to these illustrious visiters the splendour of his capital, the magnificent improvements ...

... L--l - AN GEN ERA J ,OCAJ; ~AND GENERALu LEEDS, JUNE 28, 1367. PETnTIONS.-In the House of ComOnmns, on V; dneedoay, petitions were presented by Mr. W. D. Fore- ter (23 petitions), from various religious bodies at lrad folid; by Mr. Wickbam, from Eastbrook chapel, Brad- iold; and by Mr. Baines, from 300 inhabitants of Both- well LBeds, and a public meeting of working men in the Tower ilmniets, ...

... [Fnozr onn LoNmoN REPORTR. | LoNDoN, Thursday. The adjourned half-yearly meeting was held to- day at the Victoria Station, Lord HARxrs in the chair. There was a very large attendance of shareholders. The Noble C nr=Norsoe, in moving the adoption of the re- port and accounts, referring to the company's bill now before Parliament, said that although that bill embodied the views of the directors, ...