... THE EXISTING AND PROPOSED SYSTEMS OF REPRESENTATION When Parliament re-assembles to-morrow, the Chancellor of the Exchequer will bring before the House of Commons the new plan of the Govern- ment for distributing the 45 seats which are at present at the disposal of Parliamerit, and any other seats which may be acquired by the group-. ing of 'the smaller class of boroughs or by other means ...

... ut | A gold albert guard and appeindages have been eat presented to Mr. John Gough Brown the seore. ge tary of the Liverpool Temperance ue, in , ppreciatiorn of valuable servicee rendered Suring a ier period of 29 years, for A| OIDANT A A BIRWXnY.-Early on Friday ~he morning last, William Carr the nightman at Lane's 6rewery, Oriel-street, fell into a vat con. vea taining boiling water, and was ...

... EFFIGY BURNING IN ILAcAsTA. _ I . I EX TR AORDINA'Z Y DISPLAY OF POLTAL YlSG On Friday evening, an extraca'dhy ,nistra. tion took plsos in the publid streets 6f LanotZ'ter. The events comneoted yfith 4id-anidareg out of 'the late election' and terininating in' the total disfran- ohisement0'f the borough, aroused in the towh a strong feelin ' of animoity towarls certain prominent individuals ...

... THE CATME PLAGUE. la ir 'h It is hoped that the apprehensions which h , ave been expressed of the return Of the cattle plague will prove to be unfounded, and is that like most similar diseases, whether pre- to vailing among men or animals, the *first e- appearance will be followed by a period of t health and of freedom not only from that but is from other diseases. The present season n ...

... ISMTIMIENTAL kRERVANCO-S. .. I.. htose Sersons cwho are accustomed i to talk 3 slihtingly- of sentimental grievances, 'as if aI 'senbimental were -a synonym for unreal W or I imaginary, -may perhaps learn something ,from a eonversation which took place one evening laatvweek in 'the House of Commons. t. hey maysythere see that it is, quite possible M fora ~purely sentimental grievance ...

... I w i.,, ra. w co .. . I. ; It I DEPUTATLON OF WWOXINOG gMEN TO LORD DERBY & MR. DISRAELI. A deputation from the London ?? eta Working Men's Constitutional Association waited ov uponB the earl of Derby and Mr. Disraeli, in Downing-street, ocn Saturday afternoon, for the ov purpose of presenting several resolutions adopted r? at a meeting of the association, according support to her Majesty's ...

... ; , The Registrar-General states that the mortality of the metropolis was lower last week than in any week snce July, 1862. The Times says tha~t the abolition of proxies and the establiqhenut of a quorum are indispensable steps for reuderin the House of Lords an efficient branch of the Legislature. The Hon. Captain Wyndham, eldest son of Lord Leconfield, Is about to marry Miss Constance ...

... FOREIGN. MISCELLANY. The Viceroy of Egypt has declined the Sultan's invita- tion to accompany his Majesty to Paris. The number of cases of rinderpest in the kingdom of Holland for the week ending May 25th was 39. The fortifications of Dantzie are to be considerably en- larged, and 13 detachedforts aoastructedaroundthe town. The present Emperor of China is but twelve years of age. It is, ...

... STA5TDIONS OF THE BRITT'SH ARPIAY (/ulPrVpprs no - - . 00,9RECTED UP' TO JUNSEs 1867. [Where tro- places are mentioned, the la-ta named is that at which the depot of the regimn~et is t~tatioaed.i CAvAlSy. 32nd Mauritis- ist Life Guards; Knightsbridge ..Colcbeser 2nd ditto, Windsor 33rd KurracbSliie8 RylHreGuarda, Regentes- 34th on ?? park 35th Nololtan-Clsmepstsmort lest Dragoon Guards, ...

... MR. JEFFERY qA EARLY I aCLOBINO . .t, The renowned Christy Minstrels tooktheir fare- on well of Liverpool for the season last evening,,when )li- they gave en entertainment-to which Mr. J. R. ste J eflery lent his pxatronage-in aid of the cause of. t he Saturdeay half-~holiday and general early ?? of m ovement. dt. James's Hall was crowded inx ev eryw -part. Besides th usual progra mme of songs ...

... TVO ORRESPONDENTS. -Weoanotmlnndertake to returaneonuntcattons6o5 wslotls we do Rot avail ourselve. Communications ahonid always be legibly written In Ink, antd on one eide of the F- ope o length increaes the deliflty of antdlog Vpoe fo r itenx Whatever Is intended for inmetuion must be authenticated by the name and address of the writer, not necessarily Jar publeatlon but ts a gurantee ...

... I LOCAL NIRWS. ! . IENi AT A GLASWWOKBS AT ST. HnsLE'S.- i On Saturday afternoon, & fire broke out at St. Helen's in a buildlng used by Messrs. Cunning- I ham and (Co., ?? manufacturers, as a warehoulle, prokn ondetai1f. The damage done tothe premises stock in estimated: at £fOO, which Isifully covered b Insurance In the PitCeniX Fire Office. The flie as Supposed to hare ,'been oecasioned by a ...