... i THE R1EFOIRM MEETING IN I HYDE PARK. (FnoM oun LoNmoN RBEPOnTEB,) LoNnozr, Monday Night, The judicious absence of any attempt on the part of the authorities to pursue the policy which led to such fierce contentions on former occasions caused the reform meeting of to-night to pass off in the most quiet and orderly fashion.. Mr. Hardy wisely declined to follow the vacillating course pursued by ...

... RAILWAY INTELLIGENOE. MANCHESTER, SHEFFIELD, AND LINCOLN- HEIRE. The half-yearly meeting was held yesterday afternoon, at the London-road Station, Manchester, Mr. WATKIN, M.P., in the chair. The directors' report and statement of accounts have appeared in this journal. The CnOAsnw moved the adoption of the report. He reminded the sharoholders that in 1860 an arrangement was proposed under ...

... THE ARCHEOLOGICAL INSflTUTE AT HULL I AlEOTUB SorbN. I T Ihis section m et for the first time in E ull yester- Iday morning, under the presidency of Sir'S. GLYNN, BDrt, -Archdeacon TROLLOPE read a paper on Certain Soulp- tures found in Lincoln Cathedral. He remarked that no should probably be able to throw more light upon these sculptures through the circumstance of a scaffoldaing having ...

... MISCELLANEOUS, ?? . i Sohers], a BohemianI linguist, only twenty- three years old, is said to speak thirty languages, The lioness which wounded M. Batty, and led to a general order of the police prohibiting wild beast tamers from exhibiting their art in future; died on Friday, after a Quearian operations 'performed by Dr. Borel, the veterinary surgeon. A supplement to the LOnct Gazele was ...

... ROYAL ARCHMOLOGICA.L INSTITURE. | HuLL, Monday. This morning the members and friends of the Institute left Hull, per special train, for Driffield, Brid- lington, and Flamborough. On arriving at the first-named place the party was placed nuder the guidance of Mr. J. Browne, who conducted them to the church of All Saints. This is a building of grand proportions, the tower of which is a ...

... THE LEEDS MERCURY. TlHE Vienna journals announce that the I EMPEROR 0F THU l'nwNoH will visit the EMrPEROR Op I AusniA. next week, and that the visit will be returned by the KAu; before the end of the month. That the two monarchs have many topics to discuss is certain; but it is hardly lees sure that this exhibition of cor. diality between them will not tend to allay the irritation against ...

... LOCAIL AND GENERAL. LEEDS, AUGUST 1, 1867, TnE RELEASE OF MRt. GREENLAND.-In the Hou ie of Commons on Tuesday, a petition was presented by Lori F. Cavendish from the Leeds Chamber of Commerce, praying for inquiry into the circumstances under which a free pardon has been granted to Edward Greenland (late manager of the Leeds Banking Company), under sentence of fifteen months' imprisonment, with ...

... THE EXCITEMENT ID E Great excitement has been introevl ul'lI by the arrival at Rome of General lumont I 1 Italy pose of inspecting the Antit es Legion thirll htle Par. tiusted also with another mission, whihei oal hc is en. hero some time. The Roman Liberal party 'bi' b a him tber agitated by the manner in which the in sp fur. carried out, the General appsaring o n ti pn Wu Quirinal in ...

... RJAL PARLIAMENT. (713y 1'eleqraph.) IIOVSE OF LORDS, YESTERDAY. rIordsl'9 met at five o'clock. el~ ery full attendance of peers, and Lord S ar orTlI ItRITISH{ RAILWAY. } ezetion foe the third reading of the North British P~lft)(fEflSTONE prsuented a petition against a clause dby the roomittee in the bill, which, he said, in- ?? tl^ffcted tho interests of the preference share- $vslY Tho clause ...

... I EPRESBENTATION OF THE PEOPLE BILL. , , THE DIVISION IN THE LORDS. Aftor clause 8 moved to insert the following ?? in contested election for any county or borough repro- sented by three Members no persons shall vote for more than two ?? Cairns):-Oa question .- Contents, 142; Not-Contents, 61. CONTENTS. DUIRES. EAULS. LOODS. LORuS. Cleveland Huntingdon Aveleaxd Hiasecn Oreiton Lidifleld Bolper ...

... MISCELLANEOUS, During the hottest season New York consumes nearly 12,00 tons of ice per week. Delaware will have an immense peach crop this year. The yield in Rent county alone will be 800,000 asekets. Hop culture is inoreasing in Wisconsin. The area planted this year exceeds that cfiltivated last year by 9,000acres. Pennsylvania has enacted a stringent law against prize-fighting. ...

... The Star ?? following extract from a letter of Captain Soadiz, of H.M.S. Serapis, has been far. nisbed to us by the Admiralty:- The Belgian volunteers, numbering about 1,000, were disembarked by noon of the 23rd inst. On that evening myself and officers were entertained at a magnificent ban- quet, given by Colonel Gregoire and the officers of the Garde Civique, when nothing could exceed the ...