... ,v HnRAnD OMrco, S&afrday Meri'tig. TELEGRAMS BY SPECIAL WIRE. THE IRISH REFORM BILL. (From oar Special Correapondent.l London, Friday Night. To-morrow (Saturday) has been fixed by Lord Derby for receiving the deputation from those of his I supporters who recently assembled in the tea-roons of the House of Commons, to hear their views on the Irish Reform Bill to be brought before the House ...

... (¡tntraI Jtetos, CASES IN THE DIVORCE COCKT.—The number of cases set down for hearing in the list just published is 165, of which 12Caretobebeardwithout juries. ANOTHER PRINCESS.-Her Royal Highness the Princess Mary Adelaide was safely delivered of a PriDcess at one minute before midnight on Sunday. SOMETHING LIKE BANKRUPTCY.—There is at this mo- ment under adjudication in the Bankruptcy Court ...

... THE STRAIGHT TIP.—Curiously enough, for the third time during the last four years the paddock ticket at Epsom was of the same colour (rose) as the winner of the Derby was ridden in. The two previous recur- rences were in Blair Athol's and Gladiator's yeuro.- The Sporting Gazette. THE SUI.TAN.—It is stated that the Sultan of Turkey, after his visit to the Great ExhiLi:i*n at Paris, will ...

... THE DOCK.- Twenty five vessels arrived during the weekandtwelvestiled. Among the arrival is a very fine American slap of 2107 tons register. She hails from New York, and is the largest shipwhichha-i ever floated in this channel. MAN DROWNED.- On Friday last, the body of a man was found in the dock. It was in n:i advanced state of decomposition. The deceased was supposed to be a Spanish sailor ...

... MEETING IN THE TEMPERANCE HALL. A public meeting, convened by the High Constable (Mr. Simons) in compliance with a numerously signed requisi- tion, was held on Tuesday evening, to take into considera- tion Mr. Abel Smith's Sunday Closing BilL The hall was well filled, and we noticed cm the platform the High Con- stable (in the chair), J. 0. Fowler, Esq., the Rev. Pryse Howell, Rev. J. Emlyn ...

... I ^ VISITATION OF TILE ARCHDEACON'l OF DfRKS. Tue Archdeacon of Barks (the Rev. Jamies Ransdall, A1LA.) held his Visitation forl the Abingden District of his Arolsieneonry in St. Helen's Churlch- 011 F riday the 241th nit. The Archdeacon's Court was' opened in the North Aisle of the Church for the admission of Clsurehwardens, receiving presentuiects, and the formal husiness generally, at 9.30 ...

... To thje ED1IT0R of the OXFORD JO URNAL. SiR,-Since the publication of my letters in your Jour nal of the 11th and 18th instant, I have been told by several members of the Local Board that the water-closet system is as much adopted in Oxford as the use of open privies, and therefore that my asserted opinion, that in the Oxford Registration District, the number of persons using the latter must ...

... I TO TH1E ED1 OR OF THE OXFOD JOURNAL, eI| Sii,-I leave the public to decide bow far say letter of the 18th inst. bears the construction G. W. D. puts uponI it. I am glad to know that G. W. D. joins in public opinion that lOs. per week is not a fair rate of wages with bread at 8d. the 41b. loaf, but lie qualifies his admission of the injustice by saying lOs. per week are not the wages ...

... rou>RTH atXITION.| OAUEOF~ ROBBElRY. cag p Josoph Doughty. serl~ twlieeon Fcideyo 15, oa gs at the, M5ifborouagh-strcetie I bfr~. nx ; with robberyl. eared far the Msnr The ?? OS F`wrd ryrof NYh. S. Blenheim- ii ?? dte prOqeIit ?? exl~ he0 weut out for a ywalk sl street F~ ~ ~ ~ ~ i -i ekt. eicd p with £27 lbs. ml When 10 recove' ci lis If ( tll Alid ?? ~~ about two hat ?? t`c fot't.d that ...

... 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 ...

... AHEIUMAF. The dirccto.-s of Powell's Duffryn Coal Company, Limited, have determined on either selling or letting the Aberaman Tronworks, so long and so successfully carried on by Mr Crawshay Baily, M.P. The present owners are prepared to enter into a liberal arrangement for the supply of coal from the adjoining property to the works. It is hoped that some enterprising capitalist will embrace ...

... SATURDAY, JUNE 1, 1867. The eommnittee appointed at the adjourned meeting of sbare. 'holders. on the 29th Marob, to consult and advise with the boardot directors in reference to the financial position of the comapany and the organisation and management of its affairs,' report that they have given considerable attention to the busi- ness entrusted to them. At the time of their appointment ...