... TH EM RFORM BILL. I THE DIVISION ON ME. LAING'S AMEND- MENT. Represebtation of the People BiW-considered Committee ?? the Committee.)-Clftll5B 10. Knead- meat proposed, an pese 4, line 80, after the word the, to insert the words Cities or Boroughs named in the third schedule to thi's Act annexed shall return three Members ¶instead of two :-(Mr. Lrting.)-QuestiOU put, That those words be ...

... f?RIAL J?AI?RLf1¶EN?T.I (Zyg IelegraplJJ MOUSB OF LOPRDS, YESTERDAY. herLosDseI~ met at five o'olock. : k i'er pROGRESS OF BILLS. ai The L~ocal G~overnmuent Supplemental No. 2 Bill passed I ik ?? nd Sheerne83 StipoiidiWii Magistrate 't qlse Ccmnidl mende.ts, with one exception, to the 1 8g Bjolicjes of ?? ?? Bill, atand the Mletropolitan a On ho moio of the Earl of DEVON, the Htouses ofi ...

... iTHE LEEDS MERCURY. KiN oi1 S1C B PRUSSIA is to visit London,| returning to Berlin in Qotobor, when the E?,n'EnioB i' N.&OLEOcy is to pay him a visit. By the way, it is noticed as rather remarkable that the 1lfonztcur |omitted to announce the departure of the Prussian r :ing until two days after the event.. His Majesty seems to have bean pretty nearly forgotten during his );visit, and this ...

... LOGtAL AND (ENERAJJ. LEE1DS, JUJNE 19, 1867. THIRD XlME~nE FOB Ljm,8. -Notwithstanding the defeat of Mffr. Laing's motion on Monday, 'a fight is to be made by the Liberal party in Parliament to secure an additional Member for the six largeet towns in En'gland, our own istrong the number. To- give ' strength to this- renewed effort it is desirable that4. the public opinion of the ;towns ...

... ?LGTOLo?1? FRANCE. No Sovereign entertains guests waith mnore~ 3ags j17, no one whether Sovereign or private person eges those w~io approach himu with more grace! ul sanddih ve courtesy than the Emperor Napoleon. Among tianed who have sought audience of bim I have know so YA .but a short time before were, conscientjeusl1y' I ?? Eunfriendly to him, but I have known no one wa dieV come away, not ...

... ~YRMIINGIIAM RIOTS. Bcsrsrqcnr, Tuesday, 4 p.mn. The riot last night will long be remembered byc the isibabit sits of Birmingham. it was more fearful even gtnan anticipated. Nearly eighty persons were taken into ,,stody yesterday, and the wounds of some of them, ?? well asecf those taken home end to the hospit6ls, are very serious. Late lent night the troops telegraphed for from Weedoli end ...

... - -- 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 ...

... BRADFORD TOWN O0I?O1L? Yesterday afternoon a speoial monthly meeting' of the Council wvas held 'in the Saloon of St. George's Hevll. The Mason (Mir. Brayshaw) ?? TownD- Clerk reported that since the last meeting of the Councsil a correspondence had taken place wmith the Lord Chancel- 1cr, in wfhich his Lordship had expressed his best thanks for the assistance the Council and the magistrates ...

... OlAiTTCOON T'O ORGIAIfSTS, CHAPEL-XEP!ERS, &e3. I TO aE EDITORS' OF THE L@EEDS ME1ROURY.Ig GE?TL1lMEN,-Perm't me through the medium of your journal to call the attention of organists and others to a person who, during the past few days, has been going about this locality professing to he an organ builder an?l tuner, but whose conduct proves him to be either an impostor or a maeiac,-rn either ...

... 1LA TEST K? 1?w?3, - I Lpzuans TBMEUTA~aj FRANCE. The Mon iteur of to-day sayas °D ngrtheh5 two daya the Emperor has been sufibriug fro rk mnatism, wvhich obliged hima to keep his b i te Majesty's health is completely restored. The first sitting of the International hiore ferenee was held yesterday, under the presideriy0 of Ait the commencemesnt ot to-day's 81ttin 1 Senate, Baron Dupia rose ...

... 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 ...

... THE ?HEPFIEW TBADE? UNION po?wi?tISSION. ;EILEVENST DAY, Tuenv E 'Before the Examiners:-W Ow=EtND Q.C., T. J. :BASTrOW, and G. CusNOE, Esqa, a Ais soon as7 the CommissiOnerS. took their seats Sa t~hie mnorning, John HZagruo (the man whom Clarke had sI rattened) waS cailled- Mr. CiLKxbe here rose end. said hie had been informed b by Mr. Sugg' this morning that the union oficiials had de- ' ...