... j I *(y Brist, aid Irish Aratgneie Telegreaph.) [REULTER'S TELEGRAIW.] FRANCE. 'PARTS, June 19. Tlhe Aon0iteI of this morning announces that the of the Corlps Legislatif is ?? until the R1 ,7th just. In yesterday's sitting of the Corps Legis- :atif thle new law on the press was diseussed. M. ?? Iarre demanded the suppression of the adminis- srative 1iyf of the press and the re-establishment ...

... pTEST NEW S l [REUTER'S TELEG}RAMS.] FRANCE. PARtS, July 7. S: Ile ca ?? I1. Creppo, who with some others is I s le . t lollging to a secret political society, ,; rjeeted the demand of several of the 2 i; tit ptlice agents should not be heard as C POLAND. Wutesiw, J0ll 7. i .1 Duke Constantine received the clergy .,:l:I:.tias yestcrday, and in reply to an address J s ! ot attribute the late ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMNT.| (By Telegraph.) get HOUSE OF LORDS, YESTERDA.Y. hafe, The LORD CHANCELLOR took his seat on the woolsack me at five o'clock.I dtli- PERSECUTION OF CHRISTIANS IN TURKEY. ri-e an Lord -STRATFORD DE REDOLIFFE called attention p ned to some cases of Christian persecution in Turkey. gel] sees Earl RUSSELL said that, on the representations of our I'a' Ambassador, the Porte had ...

... rcnen V 1'II seibcnd llsg boogh=II prlyta hoe fa polr the n the litterplaben 111`uredford ale' r5atOt1 cratiosnow npagee nellital _ , oe eucreded finnagn the aboav large J. IINKLEiY roome for a AT LEAINGSAL o FURNITURE and 0, ,,L, onZlI ad W'ednesayrci' ser, ,Tune ?? yb~~07,t ?hdt . sall reustittinge for bed. 0 erlywill be I ?? E, TIPPOP from oo bodstoadJ, wardrtobes. commodes, towel recnt and ...

... I ANNUAL SOIREE. The eighteenth anniversary of the Woodhouge Temperance Hall and Mechanics' Institution was cele. brated last night by a soirtie and meeting, at which bir. Bainep, M.P., and Mr. Carter, M.P., were present. Between 400 and 600 partook of tea; and at the meeting; l which took place in the large hall of the Institution, there was a crowded attendance. Mr. JAMEs KITSON, Jm,, i ...

... TO ADVBRTIBEIR& rpREPID ADVERTIBEPLNTS. M&dverti5ement under the foilowingheads only, viz.:- 52~l t dbaft, , I, 01 to ttoa n¢, AreiLsertedinthibJoural atthe ?? : Any day (except Saturday), 6d. for TWo IlNES And for eaoh additional line, 6d. OnSaturday ?? O. . 6d, per Une. For 6 timee daily, pre paid:- d. 2 3 ?? ines ?? 96 3 lines ?? 5 0 6 lines ?? 11 6 4 Hunes ?? 7 0 lines . . . . .. 14 ...

... TRADE DISPUTES Ar T-- A portion o: ijae forkltelS employed by Meosre. Oreesa wood and Bailey, Arasley-road, have struck work for an a anee of Is. per week. This firm employs about 1,400 hands, and a gradual advance in their wages has been going on for some time, upwardsy of 1,000 having sin5e Christmas laet receved an increase of pay. Out of that number 364 have had their wages raised within ...

... .Aa,nounrecinerts of Births Are charged 2o ad. Notices of Marriages snd Dcaths with the words No csrrTs, or any addition to tho simple annouucement, are charged 2s. td. Notices of Deaths and Marriages should he sent with tho leate peosibla dehay after their ocfUrrenco). uf rrt received in, time or asertiof our er ,ifeore the third day after the event, thfery il s chlirged ft th, fsllov'i,, ...

... I'ONTEFRACT ELECT1ION. THlE NOMINATION. Yesterday the nomination of a candilate to fill the vacancy in the repre8cstation of Pontefract comie- fluent upon tbo Itight Hon. 1H. C. E. Childers, M.P., baving accepted the Chancellorship of the Duchy of Lancaster, took place under the provisions of the Dew Ballot Act. The proceedings exhi- bited a mwaked contrast to tho nomrnation under the old ...

... I (Continudd ARm tha Foureh Evase.) AGRICULTURE AND COMMEROE. The weather has still been too wet, and this circum' taunce has interfered to some extent with wheat sowing, -and has also impeded outdoor sleam thrashing operations. 'n the other hand the imports of foreign wheat have been Very heavy, and have effectually checked an upward tendency which might otherwise have appeared in prices; ...

... , AND GENERAL7 The &aor of Leeds (Mr. Alderman Oxley) ha1s bsnded over the ten tons of coals presented to *him by the Messrs. Briggs and Co., throngh their agents, Messrg* John Atkinson and Son, to the Leeds Social IMuprovemenr Society, 19, East-parade, for distribution to deservingf css e oi the poor; and the socioty would gladly uandertake the Dittribution of other gifts of a like character. ...

... LOCY) AL& ANA) GENERAL Re understena that the Inland Revenue Office, Lleeds, ivill this day be removed to Rno. 12, PaktW LREMrS YoruoG MEN'S CHRISIA ASoItioR 'The onnal ?? and dietributions of prizes in connectn wih ist VrIBsewotthy aseociatioti is Eannounced to be predt ?? Pigott. His LordshiP, visits ees. 1in his judicial capacity cnetdwt h.Ws Ildig gave delivery, wisich is to be hield in ...