... Bro41wD MEN v;BAOOELORS.-~PROPOR TIONATE MORTALITY. The tenth detailed annutll report of the e ito6earG eral of birtha , deaths, aud marriages inScot' Wstars ofae.uy82 die dmirects attnte o t ou th lanisued yesterday morniesg, dicus untion t strioing3 diffet36or between the death rates of the married and unmarried men at' each quinquennivl period of life. Tking the mean of the yearso 1863 ...

... TIuE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE AND SIR W. MANSFIELD, The following is a copy of a despatch from the Field Marshal Commanding-rn-Chief to the Commander- in -Chief in India:- Horse Guards, Jan. 17. Sir,-Tho Field Marshal Commanding-in-Ohief has directed me to acknowledge the receipt of the various letters and papers which your Excellency has forwarded from time to time, in explanation of the course ...

... THlE ROMAN QUESTION. Tie Italie ?? thenf folloing pru tontifr whichisbeingeircilatedin.Romue:- , 13 Romens,-The common wish, tbo desire of all ths* whose hearts beat for the honour and libesty of ft:e country, has been realised. There are now rio mnore disr sensiones or divisions; all the fractions of this Lb'erat parly have given each other the hand, and united thtir fuirzo, in order to cast ...

... F1toM OURU LONDOY CORRESPONDENT. LoDNDox, Monday. Loyd Derby's illness is a great loss to his party, sand pexhaps to the conduct of the bill in the House of s aenrs. Mir. Iisomeli will have to keep an eye on both euses, oind coach Lord Mahoesboury or one of the -9 Dukes, videss Lord Cairns practically assumes the dauec- I !i of aTilais. Although I do not find any one who thinks LsorI Halifax ...

... . . .. Some interesting particulairs respecting the ex- penditure of small-arm ?? the Prussian army' in the Bohemian campaiga are given in an official Miiemorasldum on the Prussian Army, by Lieut-Col, .Reilly, Royal Horse Artillery, who was deputed by the *War-ofice to join the Prussian army in the fuiel, but who 'seceived his instructions too late for it to be possible for him to be present ...

... (. -om the Railway News.) THE EKTROrOLITAN RAILWAY.-RumoUrs have been very general during the past week of the proposed issue of a large amount of new capital by the Metropolitan, and speculators have shown their usual readiness to avail themselves of what they considered to be an unfavourable circumstance in connection with this undertaking. We are in a position to dispel el anxiety upon this ...

... THE -LEEDS MERCURY. TAE Paris papers of yesterday publish an aecount of the Inst momentsjof the Emmnorn MAxt- 5urge, which they profess to have received by Atlantic Telegraph from a New Orleans paper, which had copied it from the Bsperacua de Queretaro of Jane 20th. Though there may be some doubt as to the authenticity of the narrative, there can be none as to its pathos. A more touching story ...

... The special correspondent of the Daily News writes:-`4 It seems to be settled that we are to have a Jaly Session of Congress. The Cabinet, except Mr. Stanton, concurs with the President in thinking that he is bound to issue orders to the military commanders in accordance with Mr. *Stanbery's opinion on the Rcconstruction Act, and as this would at cnce restore the old State Governments to their ...

... EAST-RID1N-G OF YORfKSUIRE CHAAMBER OF AiG ICULTURE. The annual meeting illd dinner of the above Chamber took place on Saturday last, at the Assembly-rooms, BDverlcy. The treasurer's meet- ing was held in the aiterlnoon, when there was a numerous ?? of members. Mr. W. Bain- ton, the president, oceilcuied the chair.. The report Wvas read by Ar. T'urn1 Turner, the secretary. It stated that the ...

... I,, rr- .. a ., I . on Tuesday evening, an affray took place in the Bell Inn. Dale End, i3irminighaui, in which a man named John M 'Nally, a striker, was shot dead by the proprietor of the house, Morris Roberts. About ten o'clock the deceased, in company with two other men, entered the gin-shop of Roberts, in which there was a number of persons drinking. These persons asked to be supplied with ...

... IMPERIAL ARLAMENT. (By foraph.r HOUSE OF LT1DS, YESTBEDAY. ol Their Lordships met at ie o'clock.. THE EMPERcR MAXIMILIAN. pi In reply to the Earl of K*E.sIBLY, sc The Earl of MALMBSlJRY said that the Foreign- hi of ice had received no of mation with respect to fc the fate of the Emperor of dexico. The only news they b bad was that in the oecofjl edition of the TiMes, one of Reuter's telegrams, ...

... i- - --W- - - S C. ?? 16 'ST ?? W, t a EXECUTION OF THE EMPEROR MAXIMILIAN.6:. . Naw YoAKx; July ?? The captain of an Austrian frigate has tele- graphed' from New Orleans to tli 'Austrian Minister at Washington that the Emperor Maxi- milian has been executed, and that Juarez itkN81 to deliver. up the body. HE- FRANCE. THE PARIS BEXIBITION : ?? , July 1. ITe Emperor distributed the prises at ...