... 'THE LEEDS MERCURY. TuE intelligence that the EMPEF3S OF Tr 1 FnRNrC i8 to pay a ?? to the QuiEN, at Osboar t week is confltmld h- t. ?? A-A T. . week is confirned by the Paris press. It is also tate that Her MajistY was invited to be present at the Naval Review, but declined the invitation iD nsa_ quence of the execution of the Eaciusnon ?? Her visit to the Queen will be of a strictly privt ...

... TURKISH MISSIONS AD SOCIETY. On Monday night a meeting in connection with this society was held in the lecture zoom of the Philo- sophieal Hall, Leeds, underthe presidency of Mr. F. BArNEs, and it was attended by the Rev. C. H. Wheeler, as Ameri- can missionary from Central Turkey, and Colb Lawford, in the interests of the Society. - The Unma¢we, in opening the proceedings, said they were met ...

... , LFnoxr oun LoNDoN PsmoarB.] LoNDoN, Thursday Night. Among the great speetacles of a memorable week, none, perhaps, was more beautiful than tho ball given to-night in the Agricultural Hall to the Belgian. Volunteers. The gigantic shed, usualiy set apart for the. exhibition of horses and cattle, is hardly the place one would suppose capable of on emergency transforming itself into perhaps the ...

... I (By TdGraph. ) o: HOUSE OF LORDS, YESTMRD&Y. oi Their Lordships met at four o'clock, when the Royal e assent was given by Commission to the following bills: A # ti Chester Courts, Public Libraries (S3otland) Aete Amend- qi ment, MetropolitanPolice, Houses of Parliament, National tc Gallery Enlargement, Hypothec Amendment (Scotland, to Drainage and ImproVement of Lands (IrelanM) Amen.- pi ...

... THE LEEDSm ADvonB from New York give 1 further information respecting the exeoution of M or The ezeoetion of the RpntAnnA nq t- - The exeoution of the sentence had been b JuAiZ for three days, probably in consequence of tby entreaties of the British and P sI the Those Ministers bad made Strong rep re.ntater3 t the Republican Government, and the Proseiar M. t bad assured Juarez that several ...

... 13HOOKING NURDER At a XiEMNS. U TrRB1 0 THEBSUPROSSilXURDAIRER. Yesteiday, Major Tarry an&d r. Bromiloq4 re gietrateB; were engaged' at St. Helanis 'in the p relimiI. nary examination into a charge preferred against Jouiw BSmith ?? tra~up,'who is: acculse 'of murduriag, linder very revoltang circlumstances,: ana:ederlv mann nsed M~ather, a* coller, who, with his wife, live in s lonely ?? at' ...

... We find in Ga'aignanti'8 MIessenger of yesterday the following article, purporting to be a republication from the New Oseans Pcayune of the details given by the Esperanza de Quelrs't of June 20, of the last moments of the Emperor Maximilian The first messenger who reached San Luiz di Potosi on the morning of the 19th of May did not return here with the orders of the President until the 22nd. ...

... ESNAITH AGRICULTURAL SOIHTY. The thirteenth annual exhibition of this society took place yesterday. The weather was extremely fire, the sun Ehining brilliantly iR, an unclouded sky, and the exhibition ground being a charming portion of the grounds attached to the residence of Mrs. Shearburn, of Snaith Hall. The exhibition was one of the most successful that this society has yet held, the ...

... IMPERIMl PARLIAMENT. (Byg Telegraph.) 3IOUSE OF LORDS, YESTERDAY. PC Their Lordships met at five o'clock. tis RELIGIOUS DISABILITIES. The Marquis of WESTMEATH gave notice that o Thursday next he would call attention to a bill now blif3re ag Parliament for Abolishing the Deolaraticis against Tran- substantiation now required to be taken lly parsons On their admission to the civil offices. t THE ...

... THE WEsr RIDING GEOLOGICAL AND! POLYTEORNIC SOCIETY. The periodical general meeting of this society was held in Halifax yesterday, in the lecture room of the Halifax Literary and Philosophical Society. Amo'ng those present were the Van. Archdeacon Musgrave, Mr. John Waterhouse, Mr. Ws. Alexander, MED., the local secre- tary; the Rev. D. Dale, Mri B. Nicholson, Mr T. W. Ward, Mr. John Abbott, ...

... I f[nurxn'8 1TBGA.1t FRANCE. ARRIVAL OF THE SULTAN. 'Tovnouz, June 2D. z The Torkish flotlla entered the roads at 6.65 a.m. today. The Sultan, after resting for a few houre, will leave here for Paris, where he will arrive to-morrow at ,20 a.m. prA=4 June 29. £ A letter from the Emperor to the Prefeet of Police, iated June 20, has been published, in which His liajesty says:- The presence in ...

... THE SLEEDS MERCURY. Tim Paris Preaae professes to have informa- tion of a somewhat startling nature respetang the ,JUU UP 0 CUM'.. k - ---a movement upon Rome which has been anticipated for some time pest. It has heard that MAzzEru i8 in Italy, and is acting in the matter in concert with GARmALDi and the National Roman Junta. Garibaldi is said to be in Pisa, and to have appointed the officers ...