... How THE BUSrNESS IS CONDUCTED.-The Boxian correspondent of the Augsburg A1Ugemeinze Zeit ua7Z gives the following description of the way in which the business of the Council is conducted. The bishop who desires to propose a-change in the text prepared by the Jesuits ascends the tribunal and reads a speech which, as a rule, the majority of his hearers do not understand. He then gives his reso- ...

... I THE LEEDS MERCURY. IT is now known that over 7,000,000 afflirna- I tie votes wero givce during the plebiscite in France btlU 1- UZ t ?? - D - on Sunday, and that the negative vote exceeded a million and a half. Both sides are reported to be satis- fied; the Government, that the ' Ayes are largely in excess of their calculations; the Opposition, that the Noes show atnarked advance on the ...

... PRIMITIVE METHODIST DISTRICT MIETING AT DARLINGTON. The meeting of the Sunderland Dis:rict meeting of the Primitive Methodist body concluded yesterday at Dar- lington, having continued from Friday. Yesterday'8 pro- ceedings consisted almost entirely of the stationing of the ministers. The following is the final drtft of the aproint- mnents:- Sunderlmd, L.D., Esaph Slhields, Win, Clomitson, Geo ...

... VACCINATION PRlOSECUTIONS AT LEEDS. Four eases ill which l iartice scero charged nitl nlon- copliallhce wvith tilhe 'vacsatioll Act lvero heard yo3. terdily beforo tho Masyor and A1r. Bruce, at tho T~Lsils l'ovn Hall. Ths'eo of the informations wero laid at the instaneo of the Lveeds Guardians, for whom their ulolrk ?dr. tLampell) appealed. Iil all the0s cases, thlo deesll- dants had al'eady ...

... THE LIEED.S M.ERCUJRY. TrEES Ftenians have crossed. the fronltiers, have b)1een defeated by C'aiiadiall ohti11eeL'~,, their Corl- . j arander-in-ehief, GrrmuAa O'NEILLr, has boon seized by the United States' Marshal, nard the whole maovement ,.has proved, so far, suchI a miserable fiasco, that -Irs- e nom~s, the President of the Council, declares the raid to ohave been premature and ...

... rIJE CON\TA(r,()IyO-V DISEASES ACTS. TO~X N ,II-CI -GN AT LEEDP A ~ii(l*.1(If' fib horougli', conven od. ?? ,, ?? ~ :~ttI)request contained in a'liil ?? ~~ 1,1i'.I v1> hldm last nlight il thle j~cc' Tow nn t ' ii~.1eit, 1propriety of iletitio)1- G. lI I'lill AII itilor l oI' 1.1 0f tile ehuoxtoas AilS~ 01 ii 'A Ithie h ('olil hi iou Dhscases A' ?? . i e i 1-11lt IV51l every part. E~ ?? . , ...

... ITHE LEEDS MFJRCURY. I Tni' French papers discuss at length the *rrno! 5 E p(!eelh oll ?? tile offii( ?? n . . - .. Th~h With the exCCen- ,ofitit'' cesuit Ot the Plebiscite. With the excep- ?? (f tin journls representingr the extreme Left, it dile.-1' l m'ore favourably tmati might ?? been dttld the subtantial reformiis ?? appear- rJ , is atoile for the resumption by the Elmperor of I;r l tk ...

... JpERIAL PARLIAMENT. [BY TnroaIMfTI] HOUTSE OF LORDS, YESTERDAY. ,'beir Lar dships meot ?? live o'clock. SCOTCH BUSINESS IN PARLIAMENT. Th alof AIRLIE called atteirtioni to thle repaslt of ?? Departmenits (S cotlanud) Commission, and asked chrt Steps Her Majesty s Goverienelirt pooe otk v Lr into effect thle report of that Commission, lie stedtictth C isnjsion lied been aipporinted to inquire ...

... I SANITARY COMMIrTEE. rI -n 11 - A rLA _A- . lhis committee met at the Town-hall on Wednes- day, Aid. Mayfield in the chair. Thi mortality returnfor the pastfortnight was read as follows:- , Scarletina, 13; diarrhea, 2; fever, 7; phthisis, 12; S bronchitis, 4; pneumonia, 7; heart disease, 7; e all ether diseases, 50; accidental deaths, 3; total, a 105 against 113 in the corresponding period of ...

... I PROPERTY CoIMITEE. I mA - hi!- ?? : e, A meeting of this committee was held at the Town. tir hall on Monday, Alderman Bannister presiding.-A of resolution was passed ordering notices to be issued to be the effect that the Wool Markets would commence on he the 15th of June.-The Mayor stated that he had g received =n application iroun the Indian Offime in he London, asking the Corporation to ...

... 1 AINOTHEM HULL MATRIMIONIAL UAUSE.I In the court for the trial of divorce and matrimonial causes, before Lord Penzance, the! Hull cause of Mumby v. Mamby was tried on Friday. It was a wife's petition for a judicial separation on the ground of her husband's 1 cruelty. The respondent did not appear by counsel. -Mr Lewers, ,who appeared for the wife, said! that when the parties were married the ...

... INDIGSNATION MEETING. A few nights ago, a densely crowded meeting took place in the lecture hall, Greenwich, for the pur- pose of adopting petitions to Parliamentforan inquiry into the recent suppression of the right of public meeting by a large forue of police in that town. The proceedings hail reference to the prohibition of a lecture announced by Mr. Murphy. Previous t~o the commencement of ...