... AND EAST BIDING TIMES. R2GISTERMD AT THE GENERAL POGVe OFFrICE FOP TwjjxSMIsSIOx ABRoADl. FRIDAY, JuANE 26. _ _ -- ?? *. ,SRE FFIELD. A6SASSINS AND THEIR EAfE- PLOYERS AT THE CONFESS{ONAIL. L REPULSIVE as the subject is, we cannot but r return to the fiightful revelations , that have been made since we wrote last weelk. At that time we had not seen the full confession of e; the miserable hired ...

... D116hTAICT Ti ELL1W UUiIG. ALDBOROUJG3H. r. On Sunday aftcrnoenl a great number of the mem. bers of Court Alder, No. 731, of the Ancient Order of I _ Foresters, held at Withernick, attended Divine ser- vice in. the parish church of this place (Aldldorougli)- The Rev F. Alargetts, vicar, officiated, and preacled a most excellent and appropriate sermon specially for the occasion. He took for his ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... 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., ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...