... EXTRACTS FROUM THE TOMAHAWK. Tliii J Tibi'I tflit lIMS lately beon suade, on all sides, into jilr. Diirad' iett-ei, work id, adspe ches, has rerved th stA -gthcsi tie th-:.ry Vhich insists that ei tain ntr tl hrnts :re O'l ilitry. The wvorld has just beet treatc~l to a sine -nd acdit~,o of the most unquestionable Cstries~t,, e L.:iti*~s'n. Lovers of Nyin, cl trust more t their InoW- ledge Of ...

... THE LEEDS MERCURY. TnE North German Tloyds steamer Han arrivcd at Southampton yesterday from New York on ILk ra - - . I I . I . . ?? the 5th. Her news is not important. Republican and ])emocratic conventions and mass meetings have been held in various parts of the country, and resolutions adopted condemnatory of the PYSoIDnNT or Congress, according to the political character of the gatlering. ...

... THE LEEDS MERCU1yY Tim statement of the Ioll M1al/? ?? q. that the English Ambassador at Berlin wa' refused aceess to the KICTO and CouN¶; RTCRV~ - .. i.. , access to the KcO and COUNir BISMAtR is safd t O b founded on a misecnception of facts. I)-ring tb recent absence of Count Bietnark from indipsitino the members of the Diplomatic Corps were duly nnoifiid that they would be received by the ...

... MISCELLANEOUS, The Prince of Wales, attended by Captain Ellis, visited Mr. Leighton'5 studio OD Saturday afternoon. Ube Times Eaa E:-We are requested to state that an important, and irxfduentiel meeting was held at 1, White- hall Gardens, on Saturday afternoon, wben it was decided to adept energetic ilneasrireE for defending the Irish Church, and, with this view, a great meeting will be held ...

... (krom the Jailil .Tekgrapl'.J I1hilarete, of 'Moowrr, in his cosiversation with Dean Stanley a short time before his death, said mourn- fully that Melancthon and Luther would hardly know their Church if they could come back to see it, Perhaps, also, good Masters Latimer and Ridley, who lit the torch of free Christianity by their bodies, with stout Bishop Fleetwood and learned Butler, would be ...

... MISCELLAEOGUS. It is arranged that the Earl of Malmesbnry shall lead the House of Lords-if Possible.-Imperial Review. Lord and Lady Wharncliffe left Wharudliffe Houe, Curzon-street, a few days ago for Cannes. In consideration of th e eminent services rendered by her husband to science, a pension of £200 per annuma has been conferred by Government upon Lady Brewster. The Right Eon. Gathorne ...

... THE MASTERSHIP OF THE CHARTER I HOUSE. THE death of the Rev. J. H.-BRomx, a sketch of whose life will be found in our eighth page, renders vacant the Mastership of the Charter House, which is in the gift of the Hull Town Council. It has been gene- rally supposed that the vacancy would be supplied at the Council meeting to be held next Thursday; but if Mr. RICHARDSOx carries the resolution of ...

... Vb~v wall ptaeftir REGISTBRFD AT TnE GENERAL POST-OFFICE FOR TRANswissIoN ABROAD. THE REASSEMBLING OF PARLIAMENT. PARLIAMENT re-assembled last evening, and the new Premier, on taking his seat, appears to have been well received by both sides of a fill House. What opposition cheers are worth we suspect Mr. DtsnxmLi knows better than most men, and if those who have been plan- ning pit-falls for ...

... LEEDS, MARCfI 6, 180r8. LEEDs FEMA~n BSE [VANTS' Hcnmr.-The fourth annual meeting of this society was held yesterday in the Grand Jury-room, Leeds Town Hall, the R1ev. Canon Atlay in tho chair. In their report the committee had pleasure ins stating that the benefits of the society were more and more appreciated every year, both by mistresses and servants. Although the number accommodated ...

... THE IMPEAGEMLPNT OF PRE8IDENT JOHN6ON. The debate on the impeachment resolutions, which commseneed on the 23rd ult., was resumed in Con- gress on the 24th. Great interest was Manifested im the diecussion, end the galleries were crowded during the whole day, a goodly proportion of ladies being among the spectators. The debate was openied by Mr. Ashley, of Ohio, in favour of impeachment, and was ...

... IETS; NATIONAL LIFEBOAT INSTITUTION. (Prnose Clll Losnon ilasxowraLn.) The finlnual neetiiig of this valuable institution Was hchd at tho London Tavern, yesterday, the Ilight lon. H. T. L. Corzy, N L1?., First Lord of the Admiralty, in, the chair. The report of the conmnittec was adonted. We ?? lhb foll6wiug exflacti -So uuiformly pro- gtessivo end successful have been the operations of tho ...

... MISCELJLANEO US. His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales hon- oared Lady Molesworth with his presence at diunar on Wednesday; also, their Royal Hlighuesses the Dake and Duchess d'Aumale. The Countess de Grey and fipon had an evening party on Wednesday night, at her residence in Canlton Gardens. Sir Wma. Hultt, Mr. T. B. Potter, and Mr. J. Hartley were amongst the Members of the House of Commons ...