... !LATEST INTELLIGENR ' (BY TELEGIApR.) DEBATE UPON THE NORTH GERMAN CONSTITUTION. Y Berliu, riday, May 31. a At -the sitting of the Chamber of Deputies to-day, l the North Germanan Constitution question came on for final consideration, Deputieq Tivesten and HEanning advocated the difinitive adoption of the constitution. Deputies Waldbeck, Virchant, and Hovabeck reproduoed their forrmer motion ...

... LONDON CORRESPONDE4CE. l (InROM .0U1) cOAEflroDNNT.) LOXDON, THuki6AY.-The division yesterday on the se4ond reading of' he .Uniformity Aet AmendU went Bill was one of ti. most significant of' the session, and, regard being hh d to the strength of the house at the txme, must bet co.onsidered as evinently satisfactory. A majority of 44, in a house of W6 members, was a great triumph in the cause ...

... PFOR HlXAD, DUBLIu.' trp to 9 &m., NOy 31, 1867.-Wind &S.W. f1ay 30-General Lee, Cadiz, general; REry Iladl n, Quenrsferty, bricks; Lord Clyde, stear, 4R.8gw; Mary Jane Gregary, RunCorm, salt; Dodder, steamer, Wexford; Hllbernin, steamer, Rolyhee; James snd Ma&, Bangor, slater. May 31-84e Nymph steamer, Holyhead; St, Columba, htebmers, Liverpool: and a ?? may 89-Stauley and Cambria, UtSiflM, ...

... l liumay1i jurnals _ _ ~ MAJORITY AGAINST MINISTERS. Tna. Administration sustained a serious check ?? night in the Committee on the Reform Bill, A long and animated discussion took place on the borough clauses ofthe bill. On clause nine, which enunjerates the boroughs that in future should return only one mem- ber, Mr. LAING proposed an amendment that no borough which, at the census of 1861, ...

... CHURCH OF SS, PETER AND PAUL, BIALBRIGGAN. _~ Tphe forty hours' devotion of the Blessed Sicra- went will commence on to-morrow (Sunday), June 2nd, in the Church of SS. Peter and Paul, Bal- tigglan at twelve o'clock. The sermon will be cubed after the gospel by the Rev. Nicholas b)'Farrell, Cathedral (Uhurol, Marlborough-street. The following is the order of exposition in the seve ral churches ...

... TEMPERANCE L)~AGI, : I A meeting of this society was hold last evening, le in the Mttropolitan Hall) in honour of General the Hon. Neal Dow, ntd in support of the Permiive rs Prohibitory Liquor Las. There waS large audl- ence on the plattarns, nd i the body ef tbe hnll es were several membersnf the Independent Order of ot Rechabites wng the insignia of the order. The A c chair was occupied by ...

... IATHE CHANCERY BILL-MASTER I - - FITZGIBBON'S CASE. e ?? the House of Commons on Thursday, the honw iwent into cesomittee on this bill. Upon olawu '28, in which -t was proposed to insert words restric 'tog future appointments to the offices of erauin and asaiststt clerk to the Receiver Master to officei Iretired upon fo3l salary under the provisions of tb bill, Bir Paerick O'Brien, in the ...

... IA .The subjoined is a full report of what took place i in the House of Lords on Ilriday on the motion for c the second reading of the Oaths and Offices Bill, as t well as the Transubstantiation Declaration Abolition I Bill. On the former bill-tho Oaths and Offices t Bill- F The Earl of Kimberley, in rising to move the i second reading of this bill, said that it pwas not until x that morning ...

... LONDON COBRESPODENCRE i (FROM OU OCOUuRPONDINT.) LoNiDON, SATUBDAT.-ThO proposition of Mr Laing, the member fot the Wick Boroughs, to take one member from every borough with a population ef less than 10,000 now returning two to Partiment wax, as youa are already aware, cgried against minie- tere, in a house of nearly 500 members, bya majority of no lees than 127. T'he division wae of great, ...

... WATETFIORD AND KILKENNY RAILWAY. I (IVRu orin ?? I X rfl1VJ VV ?? +b I lwIDIN, SABrunDAr.-The half-yearly general F maeeting of shareholders in this oompany wag hell f yeoterday, at the London Tavern. The chair was t tbken by Mr. DELATIUNTY, of Waterford. t ilho Seorotary (Mr. W. Williams) having read the I ,dcirtisamentconvening the; meeting, ¶ie rshairman stated that as the railvray wee ...

... EDUCATION-THE HURCH. WA Eema21 t _i . o s H. es*@t we nave receivd t.he following brief but pregnant note from one of our London Cor- respondents. The nautters to which our Cor- respondent refers are of deep interest, and cannot be too carefully or too early thought on by those who guide opinion in Irleand;- The debate on the Supplemental Charter raised by the question put by Mr. Fortegcc took ...

... a' IN bJ) iG -E-N 1.,INCEST INTELLIGENCEI -r - -nI3l A21 MY t, iBY 'ITELEGRI'L 1 .RANUH. 1ri Spaday, Jam e The Ysitftsr of this moainoig publishes the tet *I tbe Luxemburg trety, which in no way differs. f1an the details alveady known, Tho, same paper aiso give& an account of the reception lven to the Vzar on Ms arrival in PSSU, and 'confirms the eir. *qmatanee that alog the whole lina of, ...