... LOCAL AND GE NERAL. ?? LEEDS, JUNE 7, 1867. VoTeS OF YoRau lae E MnlM Eas.-The follow- fog Yorkshire Members voted on the motion for the second reading of the Oxford and Cambridge Universities Education Bill. Ayes (164)-Mr. Baines, Mr. Clay, Mr. Clay, Sir F. Croselay, Mr. Forster, Mr. Hadfileld, Mr. Hulden Mr. Leathem, Mr. Leeman, Mr. Roebuck, Mr. Stansfeid, Mer. Wieehan, andi Mr. Wyvill. geas ...

... dTH11E LEs MERCURY. TIM CzAR and his sons left Paris at seven o'0look on Tuesda evening, the former proceeding to Germany and the CzAnuwr to London. It is recorded that at parting the two Emperors 1 warmly embraced t each other after the continental fashion that is so little admired by Englishmen. According to all accounts the entertainment given by the city of Paris was one of ...

... I LATEST Aet [REU n's TLnOirn s l FRANCE. The ete-c ofthis PAReIS, June 4, Ere~ The Pairie of this evening says thtthel^ Spain has written to the E:elperor x.'polr that she regrets not being able to visit Paris thi ) The PZ'156 announces that the Sultan wpill e 2 p stantitaople on the 23rd proxinlo, ?? will reaa' Pgj. on the 1st July, The eamr journal states that tt. viceroy of Egypt will go ...

... CHRI81ptm ~ IN 17vltxy.- stir, 'to Lord Lyons on the treatmen of C hridtians by'tho Turkish aurthorities in his diattlct we- ?? ref e- ren~e to' the 'disuse 'of -opprobridbas terms in talking or writing of 'Olristian, wits true 'tbat in all offoicia doon- niente they ?? in eiltionia th docezied Christians the ex ression, 1muteveffa' (dead) is now invariably used instead of: !Aliflik ...

... YORKSUIRE UNION OF MECHANICS' INSTITUTIONS. SECOND DAY. AL number of the delegates present at Wednes- day's Conference accepted the hospitality of the leading inhabitants Of Castleford. At half-past ten yesterda morning the delegates met at the Mechanics'-bsid, Mua thence proceeded to inspect the extensive maltkilns of Mr. j. Austin, stated by the Government inspector, who accompanied the ...

... I?OME ?OR LITTL?1 BOYS.. by a libera3 publicw. Treo'5e aofe~etit~f5thOtap~ bomefl an Little Boys.loftinglds, ihose ba~'d fate it is to be left ,The 'iuumateatlll)1 ho e seect; ed q ofnrq h5ID8 tljeir~completv deatu~tn~Oi' 4'n.~5nI * pmlyh~cee6,s It eaparent: l 5itht 1k fnndu exgeu'affic tntthe Inats of° AI'is holmewa mingt onlr jD eraseadon mand otb.r smlar Kirby tit ththbr'al t 313Y* ...

... Corrested -up to the lst of Tune, 1867. 1 Where two places are mentioned, the leaab named is that at which the Dep~t of the Regiment is stationed. CAVALRY. 33AT. FOOT. Lxrm GUAnnS.-lst, Hyde- 18th, 1st Alderahott, park. 2d N. Zealnd, Colchatt, 2d, Windsor. 19th, let Bengal-Sheffield. ROYAL HOama GUAM's 2nd Burmah-Do. Regent's-park. 20th, Iet Devoupoart. JDRaiGoN GUARDi. 2d Oape-Shraclffe. 1st, ...

... THB NEW REFORM BILL. * The following olause8 of the Representation of the I'eople Bill, to which the committee of the whole Hlouse has agreed, were published in the Votes on Wednesday- *S(short title of Act.) I. This Act shall be cited for all purposes as 'The Representation of the People Act, 1867.' (Application of Act.) 2. This Act shall not apply to Scotland or Ireland, nor to the ...

... THE LEEDS MERCURy, TnE Monileur of yesterday gives an officul ameount of the shooking attempt made on th life o LA1- P.- - nn {ho nraii ?? d - ' the Czin, on the previous evening, in the Bois d Boulogne. It was while the review was proeeding, and while the carriage contsining the ExrBEO op To Inuomon and the Emperor of Russia and his two eons was standing motionless, surrounded by a great ...

... HUMBER ROWLNG RE GATTA. On Wednesday the sixth annual Humber Rowing Regatta took place, and, successful as have been its predecessors, they bear no comparison with the regatta of this year. Nightly for - weeks past the crack crews of Hull-those belonging to the linegston, St. George's, and Humber clubs-have. been industriously practising in the hope of ?? off one or other of the great ...

... CAMBRIDGE J3m 6. At a Congregation this cay a grace passed the Senlate, by 40 placete to 30 noon-place , for appointing a syndicate to consider the rules of the examination for mnathemnatical honotors, end to confer with Dr. Smithl's trustees as to the rnibs for his prizes, Mr. Hayward, of 'St. Johin's College, was. appointed mqderator, in room of Mr Phea; whohad resigned, and Mr. II. C. ...

... LOCAL AND I GENERAL LEE D, JUNE 27, 1867. PnTiIOnS.-In the House of Commons, on Tuesday, petitions were presented by Mr. Beeroft, from Leeds (signed by 3,500 inhabitants of Leeads), and by Mr. Norwood, from the Hull Licensed Vietuallora Association, against the Sunday liquor Bill; by Mr. Hadfield, from the f electors of Sheffield, prayim that the borough of Sheffield j may in future be ...