... ?? ?? THE' (Continuedfr Sn ph )UP6844 nt Ali SAD DERANGEME NT Or INDUSTRY IN i PARIS.r The Prossef conitainse a long letter from EMIle de d Girardin onl the danger of the present situation of aiffairs. it He states that the danger of the present situation is, sot in b the rupture Of peace, but in the disturbance of orde~i. The e eney which menaces France is not despotism arming for _wari not ...

... RAILWAY TIIAF~iC RETURNS.-14n wm Iof'A X RAf~ILWiSc- AYd sTR.. AFI ETR-14I WoL :tZaly, rv X - --££X A. - .. -^ ?? - -- I TIIIS 1 HALF-YEItn.-APlIL 1. c I RE~CEll'Ti. i 'Pd TSp R RAILWAYS I T0is Tote ?? I 21,lnn Jpail. to RAILAA1S.TbisI~nst 11,15 1)100 -, , Oplen. Ja~ n.si. 51 week; yewsi -yea~r lost yr 6 401 47 i11 U Ut. 1 42 4242 ?? ~ ft Arbroathl & Forfar| .. .. * - i.. Clesker&Blyo ilcohd ...

... On Saturday last, a special meeting of the Bradford Town Council was held in the Council Chamber, within the Court- d, honse, BOuIT. MILLIGAN, Esq., the Mayor, in the chair. e- nBOROUGoII MAGISTRATES. IM d The first business on the notice paper wes tile consideratlon of the is i, bye-laws, but there not being thirty-eight memnbers of the Council ou er present ne required for that purpose, the ...

... P() UM E S TI C ELi W S. TIer Yajesty the Qoet Dowagii er, and the Dulnk I and Duchess of ?? deiutar, arrived ill loti1doll on fiturs- t day. A Cabinet Council was hield on Thursday, at the I Foreign 011ice. Nearly all the taisibters cvvre present. His Roval ilighliess the Prince of Prussia left London, ol MelOda, ?? ii visit to tile Dulke of Weliigtuan, v at hisseat, Stratl tielr.iaye, ...

... MEMOIRl OF EDWARD BAINES, ESQ. rei No. XI. Es B1 the Reform Act, Leeds, as well as Man- sit Chester, Birmingham, and other important places, fol acquired the right of sending Mombers to Parliament. I Mlany months before the passing of this Act the up Reformers of this borough had determined upon the re! candidates to whom they would give their support. Cl The first of these was 'Mr. John ...

... OPINIONS OF TilE PRESS. I(Iroi'cnth f/c 'ndurod ol' Fi'rcdoi.) Tu srugl fur the rdl oestitoimn of thp WLost Riding nis drawling to u cloe. Before the lotidlivatier of our ooext ?? thin lopertn t ec;,vt will lie Wridd. ,Bolth portien are net ceot .0 oedin'efaigolo10 th-bntton odbethi lromen to be lolra, :0 111Y (eThine of vrcecsa. 'Tie cno' ovealluar bili cettitealled hir. ld.t Itrs00 to ...

... f Timc personal and political enemies of GEN. Whnc e CAVAIGNAC have just overwhelmed themselves with 1 confusion, in consequence of their attempting to blast start Y the reputation of that distinguished soldier. States- and Mmen connected with the Executive Commission which a Id the Paris insurrection of June last brought to an un- almo If timely end, and especially M. GARNIER PAGES and foart ...

... DINNER AT THE LEEDS PHILOSOPHICAL . AND LITERARY SOCIETY. On Wednesday, the 1st instant, the Council and members Laof thils Society dined together in the large hall of tile Mmuceno, 0the which wits appropriately arranged for lthe occasion. There vwere 0.o present, thea Rev. W. Sinclair, president, In the chair, Dr. Htolmoes, aisn Id Josts Hlope Shaw, Esq., vice-presidents ; Robert Hall, Esq., ...

... ,n - AD nr4!%JITT THIREATENINTG ASPECT OF FENCH F AFFAIRS. b( THI differences betweent the Government of hi Llad tllo Parliamentary Opposition w Louis ?? of heand tto have assumned, since thc comenclenusent of the dalatrs on the reform banquetC, a mlost serious and even alarm- ieg aspect. WVant of space forbids our tracing here the .~rogress of events ?? havo transpired within the 1lst ten ...

... le _ 1- RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS.-7T11 WEEK THIS 1ALF-YEAIA.-FEB. 12. RECUIPTS. Paid up RAILWVAYS. j This Last this time cOpen. July Ilst 0eekyear -*yearilaetyr '4P 1 47 1847. Arbroalh & Forfar Chester & 1i3rkenhd. 569 Dublin & Drogbeda 600 Dablia & Kingston 62s DundeePh.&AbdnI. 184 Easlern ConUties 1070U6 Laalern Union ?? 1052 Fast Lancashire.,.. )918 Edinbro' & Gloogoj 2917 ?? & Grntn ?? ...

... IRELA ND. PROCLAMATION FOR THlE PREVENTION OF CRIME. D)UBLIN, .Tht. 23.-The Lord-Lieutenant with fr great promptitude has already availdhmefo h rv be sione of the Act for the. better prevention of Crime and lat Ourg ncranparts of Ireland. On Thursday week aw be, Priy Counil was held at Dublin Castle, when the procla- oat mation was submitted and approved of. The Dublin Even- ad inS' Post, ...

... TdMOIR OF EDWARD BAINES, ESQ. No. X. totea of ar Tsii yearS 1830, 1831, and 1832 form the most but eventful period in the constitutional history of this anid country since thle downfall of the Stuart%. In Frane laboi and othier ceuntries of Europe it was a period of violent revohitionis and changes of dynasty :in England it on tI was a period of grand and happy reforms, poaceably doori ...