... COTINTY EXPENDITURE. .. ~ ~ ~ ~ ' .. .. . . . 1 WE invite attention to an article on this sub- 501 27; ject, which appears in another column. It is gratify- ME ing to observe that the untiring exertions of the Lanca- of shire friends of a reformed administration of county 26 funds are beginning to bear fruit, and that in several be parts of the country movements are taking place with 33 a view ...

... 14TH WEEK THIS HALF-YEAR, RECEIPTS. . _ . l Total ISame .Milee RAILWAYS This Last this t a Opens. I . .eealrtiye SLa etY I' *491'48 £ £ £ X Belfast and Ballymena ?? 492 380 73689 6324 1045 38 28 Birknhd.Lancashire & Cheetr 928 89C4 14295 12747 1548 15 18 Balton, Bhbn., . & W.York. 435 267 6440 3842 2388 14 14 Bristol and Exeter . ?? 423 63104 ., .. 8. Caledonian . ; ; 6. 705 6013 86230 65055 ...

... CHOLERA.,-HUMILIATION. THE AcHOSDBACONRY OF CRAvEN--DAY OP Hu- Inc MIIiATION.-It will be perceived from the annexed letter from the Biahop of Ripon, and addressed to the Venerable Archdeacon Musgrave, that his Lordship advises that Friday, the 28th inst., shall be observed as a day of special humiliation throughout the Archdleaconry of Craven. The or.Archdleaconry includee Leeds, Bradford, ...

... THIE WESLEYANS. i - - ?? s~~t~ r-71 ?? -1 - -n~~r rl' TO THE EDITORS OF THh LEEDS MERCURY. Alou of GuoNeA3lCN,.-In the ?? to the Mrrcserry of last Tho week, the Rev. Mr. Crnder is represented to have given utterance, at ter c the Baptist Missionary meetiug, recently held in Soath-parade SBa . chapel, to certain expreselone reflecting on the Wesleyan Conference, Air. elde s- which in my ...

... t THE practice of War is not only congenial to r depraved human nature, bat it has obtained a kind of E consecration from the illustrations it has afforded of valour and patriotism, and from the lofty genius of the ,t poets and historians who have sung or recorded its e achievements. By these means the work of wholesale destruction has been strangely surrounded with a halo x of glory that ...

... CU. CHOLERA AENDTD WAKWELD| ,~ ASYLU_. . (Fron Our Oti'n (ssCb~og4dan.) We ar astonished, at the apathy . or- Want of it informationl On the part of the public press~ail to the dread- iD ful progress of cholera in the lunatic asylum at Wakefield. aj (at of little maore than 600 inmates uspwardis of 100. have tl died in al month, and up to this time the mortality sijU have w reached 110 or MG ...

... s. I r r rb- v! -12- * 1 71 _ ._ d THE allied forces of Protection held a grand yeas 7, field-day in Drury-lane Theatre on Tuesday, under eolo r their commander-in-chief, the DUxE OF RICumOND. queE is They opened their campaign against Free Trade, and, cons L. after proclaiming open and mortal war, they put their was Squadrons and battalions in motion, with drums beating govT e and colours ...

... I'R E L A N D. late foolish conspiracy wnli B;na lsaingarry. the widow M'Cormnick's cabbage.garden at the learned gentleman was onlyv enab ed to ourlaw the leaders in that celebrated affair, he is resolved to outlo by all who have rendered themselves obnoxious to Suspicion b running away to France and America. THE EC NATION-`-STA5PS nEFU'SEP). th The stamp-offie authorities have, by direction ...

... V FRANCE. Palrs, Friday Mforning. La Patric announces that SKI. Ledru Rollin has been a arrested onl tire road to Lyons. oh iieso Tire ilonilecrr publishes a proclamation tthciie s o Paris, signed by the President of the Council and other t ministers, announcing that in consequence of the conduct 1 Of thle assarcliists, Paris is declared in a state of siege, as the only oreans of sa ingte ...

... YORK, NEWCASTLE, AND BERWN7ICK, THE FOURTH rEPOrRT OF THE COMMITTEE OF INVESSIITATION. it 'Vle Committee of Investigation have issued their , fourth report to the sharelsolders of the York, Newcastle, , and Berwick Railway e Tbe committee regret that, in consequence of the addi- h tional labours which have devolved upon them, in the , mansagement of the ordinary affairs of the company, as a ...

... III THee CHOLERA IN LuEDS.-In last week's .Afer- wA ue wsgetethtteatrieshould take measures tofracrann h xeto o'lihthis diseatse wvas ugsredng i ed.W een t ten aware that the ?? aniarycomittes ladthrughMr.Whitehead, of the and r. ?? to the Poor- hey ciclr t v medical gentle- thean district, inviting reports of all cases of ;he cholera to hoforwarded to thom. Such was the fact. It 'op, appears ...

... F0 REIUGN NEWS0 FRANCE. PARIs, Thursday E veniny, Arov. 17. The Finance Minister's statement has given general satisfaction, except to the wine growers, who hoped the I tax upon potable liquors would he taken off. ?? Budget is considered the best and most business-like since the I revolution of February. I The Legitimists will hold a meeting this evening, to coil- sider their line of conduct ...