... gE~iCOLONIAL THEJ3 CAIPE. Pay.wfot1T, Juno 23. ,~ni Cmcauv'9~ steamer lionrnan nrrnved here thia rceucfiot CTable Baev ou the l9th; St. Holena on tho g~b l i~tn esses of epenie, and a largve carga, con- sss6°gpall 1 of wsool, corper ore, coffeo, and oil. s'tiorscpe very little Parh,3roentary business had yet MIthe 6ca gorgstiolle had been thrown out by the ?? dci et fr iiboliehiisg the ...

... THIS DAY'S NE WS THE POPE'S ALLOCUTION. 0 RODEE, June 26th.-The Pope, in a public con- 1sistory held to-day, which was attended by 4005 bishops, pronounced an allocution, in which he praised the zeal of the bishops in coming to Rome, ,. and their attachment to the holy see. Nothitg, he said, was more beautiful than that example of the aunion of the Church to celebrate the canonization s of ...

... SCELLA??IEOUS. Prinee EHum~bert i;s to go to Vienna 'when he leaves Paris. Apartments lhave been prepared for him la: the Imperial Palace.. The marriage of Prince Papal Desnidoff with the Princess Mestohereki took place at Paris on Thursday at j the Russian Church with great pomp. The young lay, it is known bad been greatly admired by the Grand Duke,: heir to the throne of R~u~sea, before his ...

... BOAT ACCIDENT NEAR KILOREGGAN. THREE PERSONS DROWNED. On Monday right a boat accident of a very painful character occurred au the river opposite Kilereg- gan, whereby one man and two women were drowned, and a fourth person was only rescued after being greatly exhausted, It appears that on Monday night a young man, named William M'Bride, a clerk in an ofime in Greenock, but residing is Port ...

... IMPERILJA ENT. I 'By yeteyrPhi.) TIOUSEz OF LORDS, YESTERDAY., Their Losasir's met at five o'clock. 'jIiE1 IUBRIC COMMISSION. Th ehlfoS) of CANTERBURY stated that the Tbe Arc, li'hllog;peared in somo of the public papers rePedS tll to the proceediniitst oi the ubrirbCommission, with relY 'nllsllthorised, mud for the most iart devoid of Vele ?? wus ani underetansliing amongst the Members trt I ...

... FROM OUR L.ONDON CORRESPONDE4NT. .5 A'JJA.'J AM .Ltfl LSJV& VtSJMA NOW Ha .A-. 1LosnoN, Friday. Some apprehensions have lately been expressed publicly and privately respecting the fate of the Reform Bill. It is surmised that large numbers on both sides of the House are so dissatisfied with the result of their labours, and that the scheme of redistribution is of such a Tory Icomplexion, that ...

... FOREIGN AND COLONI.ALz A1~tERICA. ?? OF THo SCOTIA The Royal Mail steamship jNWCpanC;.. 3udkins, which sailed from New Ytork at two o'clock on the afternoon of the 12th inst., arrved inl the Mersey shortly after five o'cock this evening, after one of the fastest passages ever made across the Atlantic. She brings 241 passen era and $1,118 451 in specie on freight. The yacht Heaxietta,eihe ...

... HIIB MINERS' NATIONAL CONFERENOE, Yesterday (Thursday) the conference being held atdiolton resumed thebearing of appeale for aid. An application from the Ashton dietrict for the National Association to refund the sum of £466, expended ar a strike for the eight hours system, was refused on the pre- vimus afternoon, because the conference had not yet cooI- mitted itself to the eight hours ...

... THE LEEDSMERCURY. COUNT BISMARK' S organ, the North Germanc Gazettc, does not approve of the explanations of the Luxemburg treaty given by LoaD DRB9Y and Loan SrAsnnv in the British Parliament. It holds that the guarantee is a serious and binding obligation in fulfil- ment of which the British Government is bound to go to war if necessay. Lord Stanley had made light of this obligation because ...

... IJA TEST NEWS.I [BRidns TnnaZ Ra.] FRANCE. I'Ams, Jane 24. The .Etctndard of this evening says it is officially known that the Sublime Porte admits the principles of an inquiry into the events which have ocourrod in Crete, reserving only to itself to decide on certain questions of a purely formal character. The trial of Beregowaki will be held at the Seine Assizee onl the 12th July. PRUSSIA.. ...

... LATEST ERW-8i by - I, [REUIER'S TELOnS.] FRANCE. Ping, June 2.5 A. report of the Marquis do Aroustier to the En. peror, published to-day, proposes that Pri should be appointed President of the roustary cole. ference.moeayC. Yesterday Prince Arthur and Lord Colley werI received by the Emperor and Empress, The Prince Imperial visited the Exhibition yegtea. day and was loudly cheered. The Prince ...

... LOCAL AND GENIERAL. hLFDS, JUNE 26, 1867w The Bishop of Durham has removed the name of the Ron. and Rev. Francis Grey, rector of Morpeth, from the list of rural deans in his diocese, because he ex- prensed approval of the Bishop of Salisbury's charge. Some days ago he inhibited Dr. Morrell, the coadjutor ?? of Edinburgh,from prettohingin his diocese because he used an invocation of the Trinity ...