... 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 ...

... ALBERT ORPHA, X ASYLUM. LAYING THE FOUNDATION STONE OF DINING HALL AND CRAPEL BY HER MAJESTY. ' On Saturday afternoon theinaugrattion care- many of laying the foundation stone of a dianin hall and 'chapel for the Albert Orphan Aeylum for Destitate Chil- dren, situate at Co~ngwdod Court, near Bagphot, Surrey, wes performed by Her Majesty the Queen, in the presence of a ?? and fashionable assem ...

... FOREIGN AND ICOLONIAL. t AMtRICA. ARRIVAL OF THE CUBA. Lrvnpoor, Friday. The Royal Mail steambr Caba, Capt. Stone, which sailed from Boston on the 19th, and Halifax on the evening of the 20th inst., reached the Mersey shortly after six o'olock this evening, iter a very rapid passage. She brings 173 passengers anq 176,347 dollars in specie on freight. The Cabinet at Washington had held ...

... IREBXESENTATION OF THE PEOPLE BILL I I IN COMMITTEE. | MODE OF IDUEMANDING POOR-R&TXES. NEW CLAUSE. Every poor-rate payable from au occupier in respect of any premises capable of conferring upon him the Parlia- mettary franchise, under this or any other Act, shall be demanded of him by a requisition or demand-note, wholly or partly in writing or print, which requisition or note bahil bo ...

... DREADFUL RAILWAY ACCIDENT', AT WARRINGTON. FIVE PERSONS KILLED AND FORTY SERIOUSLY WOUNDED. One of the most serious railway accidents that has occurred for many years past, and which resulted in the death of five persons and the serious injury of many others, occurred on Saturday morning at Walton Junction, about half a mile from Wariington. On that morning the 10.23 train from Liverpool to ...

... SOCIETY FOR THE PROP&GATION OF TER GOSPEL IN FOREIGN PARTS. The annual meeting of the promoters and friends of this institution took place on Friday in the Egvpam Hall, M~ansion House, under the presidency of thetoa MAYon0 who, in opening the proceedings, observed that the society was founded 166 years ago, aud its operations were chie-9y confined to those parts of the world in which it had ...

... (Before Mr. MAuLs, Q.C., Recorder.) THE APPLICATION FOR A SLAUGHTE R-HOUSE LICENSE. The application for a license for the use of a crew building in the township of aunslet as a slaughter-house for lorsed &e., by t r. T. S. Wilkinson, was resumed this morning, the cas s not having been e mnthe court rose on Fhiday night. tar. hANNAY again apd sie te for applicant, and Mir. Mcnnr~T~i in ...

... 1. THE LEEDS MERCURYI Tim SuLTAM reached Toulon. at seven o'clock I on Saturday moming. He rested a few hours, and reached Paris at 4.40 yesterday afternoon, when he was received by the EmP'non and Ministers. The CnowN Psixoss of ENGLAND, PnussrA, and ITALY have all arrived in Paris for the express purpose of assisting at the great ceremony of to-day. Tnn University of Halle have just given ...

... Mbi. MIL ON BEFOBM. jj. Friday evening a Very crowded mneeting, called, b~ thle National Reform 'Union, was held at St. Jlamesls- all, 1to protest agatinlt the Government Scheme of redistribution, end to deniand adequate representation for rue great borough conetituencieB. Ur.iWilaon (of abl toatend aiidMr.Jacb rigt wson the motion c~ Sr HnryHoae, nanionsy ?? over the mseeiop Whn, a a ...

... I PUBLIC 3RIEAXFAST TO MR. GARRISON. I On Saturday was celebrated the abolition of slavery in America by about 400 ladies and gentlemen, who had invited Mr. William Lloyd Garrison to breakfast at the St. James's Hal]. Among those present were Mr. J. Bright, M.P., the chairman; Mr. W. L. Garrison, his daughter Mrs. Villard, and his son, Mr. F. Garrison; the Duke and Duchess of Argyll, Earl ...

... (Fom the lin8es.) The House of Coffmmons heard on Friday, with, we hope, Borne feeling of indignation, that the viceroy of Egypt on his visit to this country will be the guest of the State, and that rooms will be providedorhim at Claridge's Hotel. If a large majority of the Commons do not express their dissatisfaetion at this uonworthy treatment of a Prince to whom and to whose family England ...

... ALOl AND' BENRALL L.EDs, JULY 1. 1867. YoRIuSEIRs COmMISBIONS. -The following changes have been gazetted:-4th West Biding R. V. 0.- Captain J. R. Ingram to be Major, vice Kirk, resigned. To be Captains: Lieut J. E. Hill, vice Ingram, promoted Lient. J. Emmet, vice W. H. Emmet, deceased. To be Lieutenants: Ensign J3. H. Wheelwright, vice Baldwin, p resigned; 3. E. Champney, vice Hill, promoted; ...