... 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; ...

... 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, ...

... LOCAL AND I GENERAL LEE D, JUNE 27, 1867. PnTiIOnS.-In the House of Commons, on Tuesday, petitions were presented by Mr. Beeroft, from Leeds (signed by 3,500 inhabitants of Leeads), and by Mr. Norwood, from the Hull Licensed Vietuallora Association, against the Sunday liquor Bill; by Mr. Hadfield, from the f electors of Sheffield, prayim that the borough of Sheffield j may in future be ...

... THE BRITISH 9EMPBANXCE LEAGUE. The Conference was resumed yesterday morning', at ten o'lock; in St; (edirfe's-hall, Bradford, under the presidency of Mr. J. Tnssr. Mr. E. JONES, of the Yorkshire Band of Hope Union, first addressed the Conference, giving some particulars of the rise and progress of the movement in Yorkshire. The Union had been established two years, and 100 societies were now ...

... 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 ...

... (y Telegraph.s HOUSE OF COMMONS, YRSThRDAt. h took the chair at twolve o'clock. Lh A S NACD TENtURE (IRELAND) BILL. CL3MAN OLOGULEN moved the BOsond reading Sir the ehiect of which was to improve and regu. I this bill, tio°s of adlorti and ?? in Ireland, and in z o tho 4 tat if it received the sanction of the 0 hei6 biaflr it ivclioul do more to produce content- liu55 bhe fi than sny bill that ...

... THE LEEDS CORPORATION WATER BILL. (Fn0mr oesu LoNDoN RLsPonTrni.) f LozmoN, Wednesday, r This bill camne this morning before the select 1 committee of the House of Lords, which consisted of Lord Penrhyn (chairman), Lord Clinton, Lord Suffield, Lord DOe Manley, and Lord HErtismere. T Mr. V~noXON HAncounT, Q.C., and the Hon. GnAwvirLv E SOMERSET appeared for the promoters, the Corporation of r ...

... 4ORTB DAPEST EDUCATION SOCIETY. thnne anual meating 'of this tociety was held yesterday et the 'ollege, Rawdon, and was largely attended The R1ev. S osiun G. Gnuin, BA., president of the college, occupied the ?? committee's annual report, which was read by the secretary, the Rev. S. P. CHOWN, stated that the colege year was commenced with twenty-three students, who have been.spaxed to ...

... THE LEEDS MERCURY. I IT is announoed that COUNT BErArkriac is to oopy for the futoire the post of Chancellor of the ?? Hia holiday is to extend to the end of July. TEE PoPi has been receiving a company of priests, six hundred strong, at the Vatican, and pro- nouncing a'solemn allocution upon their duties, and those of their brethren in the priesthood, at the pre- sent stage of the Church's ...

... |LATEST EWR, [B~~na l 1ORGBQ, FRANCE. P11ni, June 26, Erci~ The Emperor has conferred upon the Count Iof Flanders and the Duke D'Aosta the Grand coss of the Legion of Honour. The Viceroy of Egypt will go to Dijon to ,leet the Sultan, and will then proceed to England, PRUSSIA. BonLTs, June 26. It is semi-officially announoed that Count Biienark will henceforth occupy the post of Chancellor ci ...

... THE MIERS' NATIONAL CONFERENCE. TIhe Conference which is being held at Bolton was resumed yesterday, theproeeddings being opened by prayer. -The consideration of reports was resumed. The M~gan District reported that they had in the relief fund £6,027, and a balance in the funeral fund of £2,700, and about 6,000. members. St. Helen'sy£i,86O in funds, and 1,200 members. The Haydock delegate ...

... The following is a copy of the official list of the vessels selected by the Admiralty to take part in the great llaval Review to be held off Spithead, on the 17th. of July, in honour of the visit of His Majesty the Sultan to England .- Names. Lee ?? Stork ?? Fancy ?? Pigeon. Redwing Clinker .. Bullfrog .. Fervent .. Orwell .. Magnet .. Phensant Hyinna .. UrANRxnD GUNBOATS. Guns. Tonnages HOrse ...