... IMlPERIALI PAIRLIAM'ENT.- * d. .- e * - . ?? Telegraiph.) . . H[OUSE1 OF'ILORDS3, YEsTERPDAY.a Their Lordships met at five o'clock:. LRTSH RAILWAYS. The Earl of :RIDBERLEBY presented a petition from the Corporation of Dublin praying the Government to purchase the Irish railways, and stated that in his opinionI the subject was one whloa was deserving of the considera- tion of the Glovernment.X ...

... 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 ...

... I . .EW ose (BY MA ng TIC TELEGRAPH.) 'ter at MIDLAND RAILWAY MEETINa YSTER. Ing ?? bll ~At the Wharneliffe meeting of Ike miuad Rail. wly ay Shateholdors at Derby, yesbe rday (Tilrsa) 3ay ten hatds only were held up 5yinet the asealgarna. )ID- tion scheme. A poll Ws demanded, however, I ble which will be declared to-day (Friday). Int- THE CATTLE PLAGUE. nic : No fresh outbreaks of the cattle ...

... TEIE SOUT.ERN STATES OF AB.RMLJ TO T2IE EDITORS OF' T~l]f LEES 7eEBCOtY. lItESPIIOTD FsemiDS,~-Wheli in Jamaica lu~st year I met with sim Amtericnn gentleman (of Niew Eusgland) co: who was travelling waith tlhe ladieS of hbs9 fatnily, princi- ptally, I believe, for health, but vrho wes mruch interested in topics of socjial iuquiry. ie Watt not, so far 'as I knewr, identzided withs nny extremeo ...

... TH LEEDS MERCURY. :AN Appoitnt event is announoed -from. Conx.! Ptantinopla. O>a Saturday the representatives of Frsace, ~Russia, Prussia, and Italy, presented to the 'Porte a collective note urging the suspension of hos- tilities in Crete and an inquiry into; the grievances of 'the islanders by a eommission appointed conjointly by the Porte and the G~reat Powvers. The fact that the n ote is a ...

... 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 ...

... ILATE ,t ru~mn l's si ,AMERICA (By Atlantic Tolegraph.) r It is reported that Jaxi ueili ahas 21e, pqrae6 and banished.benpro - The Royal Mail steamisbip Thusoia and the Willis,~ Penn arrived here to-day. e ~~CIOORITAVEO June 27,, 6.1.5 p The Curnard steamer Cuba, from %eosy York, is n o pas.ing. She. will probably arrive at Qcacenotown e 10 p.m. to-day, and letters will reach London at ...

... 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 ...

... ESTA3LISHMBNT OF A CHAMBER OF AGRICULTURE AT PICKERING. Yesterday a public meeting of the ?? of the North Riding end the members of the Nrth Wining Chamber of Agrculature was held at Pickering, for the purpose f establishing a branch Chamber at that market town. M. N. S. CAmx, of Wydale Hall, Scarborough, occupied the ?? CmunxAx, during a lengthy speech, aid this was the first meeting of a now ...

... SERIOUS DAMAGE TO KINGSTON COTTOX MILL.-NARROW ESCAPE I I n ?? s .1 4.A On Friday afternoon, a thusnder-stormof unuou,,l Violence broke over Hull, causing serious damage to the chimney of the Kingston Cotton Mill, ?? as our readers are doubtless aware, is the higbes; in Hll. Beyond this, we believe, no serious injlru to property was occasioned in this town. The firt thunder clap, which ...

... The above was the title of a lecture delivered on Wednesday night to a numerous audience at the Stock Ex- change Hall, Leeds, by Dr. Wylie, of Edinburgh. On the platform, in addition to the rev. lecturer, were the Rev. 3. CLBLLANl (who occupied the chair), the Rev. R. Horsifeld (who opened the proceedings with prayer), and the Rev. J. Mitten. Trhe CnnxAN, in introducing Dr. Wylie, spoke of the ...

... *. THE PACIFIC. The following is extracted from the Panama Star and Herald of the 6th instant, dates from Valparaiso being the 18th of May, and from CaUao and Lima the 28th:- IICnis.-T4he departure of the Spanish fleet to the Spanish West Indies is no sooner known than the true policy of the Executive becomes apparent, Nevor caring for cax, they never in reality prepared for it; there was the ...