... IWEEKLY RETURN OF BIRTHS AND DEATHS IN THE BOROUQEH OF LEEDS. I 26TH 'WEEK, 1867. In the week ending last Saturday 4,07, births and 2,000 deaths were registered in ten large cities and boroughs of England, including London. The births eiceeccd by 484, while the des were 662 below, the average weekly numbers in the ten years 1851-60, corrected for increase of population to the middle of this ...

... THE EMPEROR M&AXIMILIAN. EFFORTS OF THE PRINCESS SALM-SALM, SAN Luis POTOSI, Monday, May 29. To. morrow Maximiliau and hisprincipal generals -Miramon, Mejia, and Castillo-may very possibly be sentenced to be shot. On Tuesday, the 21st, the Emperor and Prince Salm-Salm had an interview with Esoobedo, at his head-quarters at Queretaro, The meeting was brought about by the Princess Salm-SaIm, who ...

... :THE SCOTCH REFORM BILL. D EPUTATION TO S COTCH MEBERS, * (Ftohr atlm LUN.UON PIlnrOSTae,) X ;LONnONr, FiasY.y -This afternoon a large deputation from nearlyr all the corporate bodiec and many public meetings in Scotland waited on the Scotch Memobers at the Westmiun- ster Palace Hotel, for the purpoose of expresaing tha opinion of the country in regard to the Reformn Bill aiffect- irg them. ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-FRIDAY. Their Lordships met at five o'clock, THE ABYSSINIAN CAPTIVES. Lord STRATFORD DE REDCLIFFE called attention to the captives detained in Abyssinia, and thou ht it was high time that something should he done ill earnest to amieliorate their condition. The Eail of DERBY said the subject was one of -the most serious naterest, and he was, sorry to say that by the latest ...

... Yesterday afternoon Mr. Noble's monument of Cobdesi was formally unveiled in the Peel Park, Salford. Thie is one of the three parks thrown open to the people as recreation grounds by the munificent subscriptions whioch were raised more than twenty years ago. The park already contained four other statues by the same sculptor -one of the Queen, which Her Majisty has visited and greatly admired; ...

... FOREIGN AND COLONIfL. AMERICA. ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF PARIS, LrvnPoO0, Tue i The Inman screw steamer Cityof Paris, Capt xte' which sailed from New York on the 16th inst the Mersey this morning, after a very rapid pass brings 163 passelngers, and 913,3S7 dollars in E le it , ht eC The New York leraldin an editorial artielesa, y. information we receive from the Pacific side of the ( e nent shows ...

... BOO?1t'i?EFORM BILL. LETA?f?O? TOIT?E GOVERNMENT. ' ' S ' ' ' ' ''LoNomos Monday. *This afteritoonn a~lerge and imsportanstdeputation of Scotch XJembes~r of ?? and rep'eeentatives of thle chief corporations of Scotland w aited ora tee Chancellor of the, Exehequer sattils offllial residence in Dwivaing- street, to .Drge 'the'.claims of 'that country to increased representation in P~arliament., ...

... PREFFIELD TRADES OUTRAGE COMMISSION. EIGHTEENTH DAY, WxoEDNMDAY. BeforethoExahaiers:-W. OrmD,Q.a.,T. J. BlM W, and G. CHAwio, Esqrs. At the opening of the proceedings this morning, the first witness called was George Castle, secretary to the Sickle and Reapiig-hook Crindere. He produced the books of the uniOn, but did not know how far back they extended. They were all he had in his possession, ...

... TIIEOU oT BELIN. 2are June 18. -Thoe grand aeview which yesterday foolk place in isne o h ussiai meo,?n te eipleo-fed able tlie garrisons of Spandan, Potadana, and Charlotten- burg', as well as the Regimnent of the Brandenburg Cuiras- *e ?? 6 and the lst Brandenburg L~ancers' Regiment, ,o 3, slhould parbosipate. The troops appeared in parade dres with baggage, the infantry in white trousers, ...

... THE LUXEMBURG DISPUJTE. AL supplement to the Yellow Book of France lets us more into the mysteries of the Lssxembnrgr dispute than any State papers hitherto published hate doue. The first despatch ?? in this supplementary book is addressed by Baron de Tornaco, Minister of State of the Grand Duohy of Lnxemburg, to Count de Perponeher, Bussi au Mriister at the Hague. This document, dated the ...

... TEIE SOUT.ERN STATES OF AB.RMLJ TO T2IE EDITORS OF' T~l]f LEES 7eEBCOtY. lItESPIIOTD FsemiDS,~-Wheli in Jamaica lu~st year I met with sim Amtericnn gentleman (of Niew Eusgland) co: who was travelling waith tlhe ladieS of hbs9 fatnily, princi- ptally, I believe, for health, but vrho wes mruch interested in topics of socjial iuquiry. ie Watt not, so far 'as I knewr, identzided withs nny extremeo ...

... ILATE ,t ru~mn l's si ,AMERICA (By Atlantic Tolegraph.) r It is reported that Jaxi ueili ahas 21e, pqrae6 and banished.benpro - The Royal Mail steamisbip Thusoia and the Willis,~ Penn arrived here to-day. e ~~CIOORITAVEO June 27,, 6.1.5 p The Curnard steamer Cuba, from %eosy York, is n o pas.ing. She. will probably arrive at Qcacenotown e 10 p.m. to-day, and letters will reach London at ...