... LEEDS, JUJNE 14, 1867. -- NORTH OF ENGLAVID ABOHERIY SooCITY.-The members of this society hold their fourteenth annual meeting on the Blenheim-square Archery Ground, in Leeds, on Wedsciday, when the following fcorea were made oa the York round, and prizes awarded:- W. Houghton, Oldham ?? 77., 337s Capt. Fox, Leeds ?? 69 277 Capt. Franks, Leeds ?? ?? 68 , 268 K. Holland, Manchester ?? 62 ., 260 ...

... FOREIGN AND COLONa ITALY. Those foreigners who watch wdith sy Jue . the progress of Italian affairs will do well to lntecest selves constantly prepared for painful dip old then At the very moment when te prosect see t n and hope is most sanguine, dark clouds toebighls to the horizon. Just one month ago, thinga l05ly absre promising than they for somne tin Oh d d ,raesnre Ferrara's financial ...

... PARIs, Thursday Evening. The Emperor this afternoon reviewed a force of not less than d6,000 men at Longehamps, in honour of the Russian Czar, the Prussian King, and numerous other personages of Imperial and Royal blood now assembled at Paris. If Nalpoleon III. could feel a justifiable pride in displaying to these illustrious visiters the splendour of his capital, the magnificent improvements ...

... - (Acm the lmse.) i , The Emperors of Russin anL Austria, areabou, to be invested with the Order of the Garter, and mission! , will be sent ta iienua and St. Petersburg for that pur- a pose. The saine honour is to be conferred upon the S ultan, who ,will come here to receive it in personl Whether Her ?? will grace the. eoremony by bar own presence we are not in a Position to announce, although ...

... THE LUXEMURG NEWOOIATIONS. (.Fom the 2NS8s.) The history of the negociations which led to so prompt a settlement of the Luxemburg question has just been presented in a compendious form to Parliament. It ie seldom that any diplomatic correspondence records equally satisfactory results achieved within an equally short time. The first despatches in this series are dated April 10-16, and afford ...

... LATEST I I. - DEWSV a [f}tua''s TEEBGRS,.l AMERICA. (By Atlantic Telegraph.) NEw Yonx, Juno 12th, 6 p.m, 'The North German Lloyds steamer America arrived out to-day. The steamer leaving for Europe to-day takes out upwards of 1,000,000 dollars in specie. t FRANCE. t Psars, June 12. r The Czar and his sons left here yesterday by rail, 3 at seven p.m. At parting the two Emperors warmly 3 embraced ...

... THE SHEFFIELD TRADES UNION OMySlSION. i FIFTH DAY, FRDAY.' Before the Exarminers:-Mr. OvER100, Q. ., MXr. CHANCE, end Mr. BAnsrow. Mr. CrANDnls for the Outrage Committee; Mt. Suao for the Defence Committee. On the opening of the court yesterday morning, Joseph Thomtpson, the secretary of the Scissor Forgers' Union, who made some singular disclosures on Tuesday in regard to rattenmg, was called ...

... DISEASE AMONGST GROUSE ON THE YORK- -LSHIRE MOORS. I TO THE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS MERCURY. GENTUEIVEN,-I read a paragraph in the Leeds lercury of the 28th ult., which had been taken from the Zland and Wittr paper, containing a report from Mr. John Neat Lord as to the serious character of the noew disease among grouse. As I am one of the persons who accompanied one of the keepers of his Grace ...

... OF M rlCH A NICS' INSTITUTES. The t]hirtieth annual Ieneeting of this Union, rh which tool' place yesterday at Castleford, proved to be a c hqhy j~ecstig oe.At eleven' o'clock the proceedings P dihl wnesith ail co rence of the delegates, held in the coullaeuced ?? cirbigoccupied by Mr. s utitatmon e hirben ~feh5Uri ?? of the Union, who was b,~yIix., th 1 h institution by Lord Hough- O 5Mol.le ...

... ANNUAL CONFE4EXCE OF THE NEW I (JONNflXION METHODlIST DENOMINATION. Yesterday the seventy- frst annual conference of the Now Connex~on Methodists commenced its sittings in the large and handsome chapel recently erected in High- street, Hudderafleld. The last conference held in Hudders- Bela took place fifteen years ago. After devotional exer- eises, t~ip Rev. S. HLMa, of Asltrincham, the ...

... 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 ...

... 3[ILAND RAILWAY. qo TUE EEDITORS OF THE LEES EllRCIURY. 0ZNgT:ME,-lA]1ow me to znake a feow ABser- vations with reference to the letter of J. S. 'batchelor,; which appears in your number day; not to refuto the many, hazardous assertions which the writer 'mikes; and .whioh any one who bas attentively followed the explanatious given by the chairman at varlous times can easily rofute for ...