... NORTH OF ENGLAND CHAMBER OF AGRIOULTURE. I A meeting of the members of the Northeflngland Chamber of Agriculture was held on ?? in thea Crown and Thistle (Mr Don&1d'5),'Ne'wcaitle-Mr John Angus. ef Whitofield, in the chair. E . reY The Coertot.reap copies of letters from Earl Peroy. Sir Matthew White Ridley, Bert, and the Hon. H. G. Liddell. stating, tbat the petition, embodying the ofemnorial ...

... NLEWCASTLE. JULY 12. The death of the Emperor Maximilian of Mexico, wnder such tragical circunistauces, has made a deep impression amlongst the popu]a- tiun and in all the courts of Europe. It is confidentlybelieved, that some retaliatory step is likolyto botakeu either by France alone, or in conjunction with one or more of the leading powers, against the executioner of the late Austrian ...

... ECOLESIAS'I'0A4 INTELLIGENCE. The Pev. Henry Christopherson, who has for many years held a very high position as a Nonconformist preacher and divine, and who was till antely minister of New College Chapel, St. John's Wood, has been licensed (after ordination on Trinity Sunday) by the Bishop of Lsndon to the eu'racy of St. Cle- ment, Lancaster-road WVest, Nutting-hill, on the nomination of the ...

... RECEPTION OF THE LORD MAYOR OF LONDON BY THE EMPEROR. At two o'clock on Sunday the following deputa- ?? Right Honourable the Lord Mayor of London, Mr Alderman Copeland, Mr Alderman Car- ter, Blr Alderman Rose, Mr Alderman Lawrence, Mr Alderman and Sheriff Waterlow, Mr Barris, Mr Parker, Mr Deputy Atkins, Mr Harbridge, and Mr Under-Sberiff Crossley, wearing their robes of office, drove in their ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS.-FRIDAY. their lordohipsl met at five o'clock. Ashort coeversation ensued between the Duke of ck~isshan. Lord l~yttelton, end the Earl of Carnar. Oon the troos in Now Zealand, end ended in the que~nstion being pestlsOiied. q ~~THE REVISED CODE. The Earl of Colt: called attention to the hardships ,atailod on all srrill pairishes by making the employ. eet of certificatedl ...

... ;:71ESDAY.-TRIAL STArIiES.-Honestish, 1; *lissBos- woes lilly, 2; Hawvthorn Bloom, 3. Five ran. 'The Cumberlajed Plate of 100 sova., added to a handicap 0Weepstskes of 10 80vS. each, 5 ft.; the second to save his stake. Certainwinners extra. 42 subs., 15of whom pay 3 sovs. each. Twice round and a distance. 6 0 Major Stapylton's Fair Wind, bylWeather- ?? the Fair, 3 ys ?? .. Craddock 1 6 7 ...

... DR. LIV[NGSTONE'S FATE. Addressing the editor of the Piases, Sir Roderick Murchisos writesas follows:- Aftera full consider- ation by the Royal Geographical Society of the state- ment. of the Johann man, lMloosa, on which alone the belief in the death of Dr. Livingstone rests, and after the letters which I have addressed to you, pointing out that this Mloosa had already given two accounts. of ...

... : The Sultan landed at Toulon, on Saturday, and ar- rived in Paris on Sunday. Great preparations had been made to render the visit of the Commander of the Faithftl to Paris and London a memorable event, and one of historical importance. A Paris correspondent, writing on Sunday evening. ?? has this day witnessed a spectacle she never saw before. The monarch who reigns at Con- stantinople over a ...

... L PARLIAMENT. 111110-77T ?? gousp, OF LORDS.-FRIDAY. Teer lordships met at five o'clock. a gESI)ALE, who had on the paper a motion Lod ,nd reading of the Royal Parks Bill. moved for the secoder be discharged, and withdrew the that the rae35ure. THE EXECurUON OF MAXIMILIAN. The Eorl of DEBBY appealed to Lord Stratford de t to bring forward a motion, of which he ieaclinfe notice for an address ...

... ALLEGED EWOXECUV'ON F rng EMPERIOR MAXIMILIAN. (From the Times.) A telegram from New York, dated Monday, alleges that the Emperor Maximilian has been executed by order of Juarez. The intelligence is said to have been brought to NewOrleans by the captain of an Austrian frigate, who tele- graphed it to the Austrian Minister at Wash- ington. Of course, it may not be true. There may have been ...

... I The tragic fate of Maximilian has created a painful sensation all over Europe. The courts of Wance, Austria, and England, have gone into mourning The Emperor Maximilian was born on the 6'th July, 1832, and had not, therefore. attained his 35th year. He was brother of the Emperor Francis Joseph and second son of the Archduke Francis Charles, known as the Archduke Ferdinand. He was for some ...

... On Tuesday evening a soiree was held in the New. castle Assembly Rooms, in honour of Mr William Lloyd Garrison, the celebrated American abolitionist, who is slow on a visit to this country. The room in which the meeting took place was decorated with flags, consisting principally of the Stars and Stripes and the Union Jack. A quadrille band, under the leadership of Mr T. Watson, occupied the ...