... IWXEKLY RETURN OF BIRTHS AND DEATHtS- IN TEBOROUnGH OF LsEEDS,i 24THx WEEK, 1867. In the week ending last S ~aturday 3,76 le8 births and 2,101 deaths were registered in ten large cities and boroughs of England, includisng London. The births exceeded by 177, while the deaths wore 46,1 below, the average weokly numabers in the ten yours 1851-60, corrected for increase of population to the middle ...

... BI SHOP MORRELL AND THE BISHOP OF ,TUlRHTAr[. The following correspondlence has taken place between Dr'. Marcel!, Coadljutor-Bishop of Edinburgh and the Bishop of Durham: Auckland Castle, Bishop's Auckland, May 31, 1867. Eight Rev. Sir,-It has just been brought under my notice, that in a recent visit which yon paid to Darhans you preached at St. Oswald's, and, 'instead of using a collect ...

... THEE IRISH RAILWAYS. DEPUTATION TO THE GOVERNMENT. I[Enoet OUR LONDON REPORTER.] LONDNo, Thursday. This afternoon a large and influential deputation of Irish peers end Members of Parliament waited an Lord Derby, at his official residence in Downing-street, to urge upon him, and through him on the Government, the len- poctance of taking the Irish railway system under its control. The deputation ...

... LATEST NEWSe b Rzurau'e Tnxsontrs. I L ~ FRANCE. Psnrs, June lo. Yesterday the Sovereigns visited the Gallere at Versailles they were warmly cheered by' t assembled trowd. Luncheon was afterwards Bervei for sixty persons. This evening there will be a s e 3 at the Tuileries. Yesterday the Emperor sent the Grand Cross of the a Legion of Honour to the Marquis de Moustier, ae e panied by a ...

... f& The Spectator remarks that there is. one Primfll' difficulty In the way of a reform of the House of Lords. Any sound reform must atrengthen. it, and politiciasaf are by no means certain that they wish to see it strengthened. conservatives have a fixed idea that the Peers ought to be sible to correct the aberrations of 'the Commons, and theo- rists like Mr. F. Newman describe the many useful ...

... ?7f?i? PARLIAMENT. I j?iPIER (y xL.Td!rapVh.) TIOUSE OF COMMONS, Y5nmDAvy The,5'St took the chair at twelve o'clock. TURKISH EXCESSES IN CANDIA. g3RIGHT presentedl a petition complaining of the ~res mitedby te Trk In the island of Caudia, ti pravg gthe House to interpose its moral weight with C e Trkih authorities to mitigate the evils com. t 1iced of. , BANKUPTCY BILL. d S. MILL ~ave notice, ...

... TIHE BRITUAISTS AND THE HUOHXRIST. We (the Star) have been requested to publish the following correspondence:- My dear Lord Archbishop,-On behalf of some who have taken private counsel together in the present distress, and have subscribed their names to the paper which I forward with this letter, I beg leave to place it in your Grace's hands. It is proposed to make the paper public, upon ...

... : . srom the Tall Hall Gazette.) The first consideration that strikes the mind on approaching the question of the redistribution of seats is, that it is not a matter, like the extension of the franchise, that can be done once for all, that can be settled and dis- posed of by a single and final arrangement. When you have got household suffirge in boroughs and freehold suffrage in counties, or ...

... SITE oF THE PROPOSED FEVER HOSPITAL AT BRADFORD. TO THE EDITORS OF THE LE EDS MERCURY. GlNTisiL N,-The disatisfaction and alarm is gcatly inoreasmg at the proposal of utting the Fever Capnital in Belle-vue-deld, nor that' tne Z [al profes- sion is divided in opinion as to whether there is danger of infection or not. If there is a doubt at all in the matter, it ought not to be put there. The ...

... .THEE LEDS MERCURY. . '- dmeat that the EmPE'ao6 MAXnE1L1AZ and his ?? rs had been shot. It is so difficult to get reliable intelli- 11 gence from Mexico, however, that there is yet room to w doubt the truth of this unwelcome report. I THE CzAn accompanied by his two sons, arrived at Paris on Saturday, and, of coarse, had a In grand reception. The Imperial party was received at n the railway ...

... THE BALL AT THE HOTEL DEl VILLE. OIancl ?? art ..Ace PAPis, June 9. The Municipal Council have voted a sum of 1,oo0,ooo francs for the entertainment of the sovereigns. The ball of last night cost 900,000 francs (132,000), accord- ing to the estimates previously sent in, and we all know hr bitter experience that contractors are apt to exceed tdefr previously-concived p lane, Thus we, the inha- ...

... - -- RAILWAY I?TELLIG?ENCE. lMANCHESST13R, SHEFFIELD, AND LMN- ! ~~OOLNSHIBiE.j A. epdcial meeting was held yesterday at thq Lcndon-rpad Stictipa, Manchester, to authoriso the con- version of the debeastuse debt into stock, Mr. Winn, MV ., the ebhairians, explained that on9t of the main features of the Comnpany's (Additional Powers) Act, 1867, whose provisions had been fully laid before prel ...