... . 'LOCAL IELLIGEN CE. THE CASE OF HOUSE ENTERING 1si THE PARK.- James Ward and George Jones, who have been brought up at the Polce-court several times, charged with breaking into the house of Mr. Daunatt, in the Park, and stealing therefrom sundry articles, were on Tuesday committed to York assizes. THE BuihARY IN COLTNAN-D;STUEET. - Thomas Wriley, charged with breaking into the house of Mr. ...

... MELA?OROLY IDENT AND LOSS OF? Tausnn, Friday. A profound feeling of pain and regret has been occasioned in this neighbourhood by. en accident which occurred yesterday evening, in Ctstleinaine Bay, end by whvich Captaini Townssend Blennerhassett and a boatman named Costello lost their lives. About four o' clock yester- :day evening, Captain Blenenrhasaett, with a large party of ladies ...

... lFRJiGHTFUL BOILER EXPLOSluN6 IN- AMERICA. The Amrrblican papers comeI to ]iand lby the ar rival of the Inownall steamer City of Londlon contain ac- cogluts ?? a ?? accident 'which ocunrred at J'h iladelphia on the 6th instant. A ?? a amtanfacturine( establishment in the rear of No. -214, Chlast;latp-treet, exploded, deniol:i lung the wvhole bllildc11_w, whirls Wias live Sttrc\ s ..h and tv' ...

... L--l - AN GEN ERA J ,OCAJ; ~AND GENERALu LEEDS, JUNE 28, 1367. PETnTIONS.-In the House of ComOnmns, on V; dneedoay, petitions were presented by Mr. W. D. Fore- ter (23 petitions), from various religious bodies at lrad folid; by Mr. Wickbam, from Eastbrook chapel, Brad- iold; and by Mr. Baines, from 300 inhabitants of Both- well LBeds, and a public meeting of working men in the Tower ilmniets, ...

... [Fnozr onn LoNmoN REPORTR. | LoNDoN, Thursday. The adjourned half-yearly meeting was held to- day at the Victoria Station, Lord HARxrs in the chair. There was a very large attendance of shareholders. The Noble C nr=Norsoe, in moving the adoption of the re- port and accounts, referring to the company's bill now before Parliament, said that although that bill embodied the views of the directors, ...

... 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 ...

... THE LEEDS MERCURY. IA wEA and apparently senselo~esattempt Iwas on Thursday morning made to invade the apa I Rtf.tR A hand of tw aparlntrA States. A band of two hundred armed nu? observed by the Italian troops to l?e approaching the frontier at Terne. In accordance with their iasttno. tious from Florence the troops opposed ties invading force, and the latter was of course repulsed, Several ...

... COORESPONDENC GE. Tfl 'CHURCH CLOCK, TO THR ED FAOR OF THE Hii-LL PACOKET :-:S\,-Having read a paragrapk in your T'rper respecting the long stoppage of the hands-of the church clock, I may say that atm individual has 7 offered to do all that is necessary for £100. . i the 5 ?? meeting it may be remembered that the expense was laid at £22 one way, and .£8 the other.: and thiesuam of money was ...

... *. 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 ...

... 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 ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. Their Lordships.met at five o'clock. TEE RITUALISTIC COMMISSION. The Archbishop of CANTERBURY stated that the report which had appeared in some of the public papers with respect to the proceedings of the Rubric Commission, were totally unauthorised, and for the most part devoid of truth. There was an under- standing amongst the members of the Commission, not to afford ...

... The first of the numerous divisions in the House of Commons on Monday night on thep Reform Bill was on the motion of Mr. Holden, requiring that when the quali- fication for a vote consisted ?? of a tenement and partly of land, the house or other building should be of the clear yearly value of £5, independently of the land. In this division, in which the proposal of Mr. Holden was defeated by ...