... T1iHE VIENTNA CONFERENCES. am 1-1--44sir~ -.rozXnsa 4liul o Anr . TIHE diplomatic conferences which are to deter- es mine whether Peace shaill be restored to Europe, were olpened on Thursday last, at Vienna. At that central fr point, the negociators of the West and the East had s( Inet, with those also of Central Europe, in order to a. ! settle the question, where, and howL strongly, the line ...

... MomICIALss RATIN4G..c-The ovefaeers of Bradford bI ire abduttfoippesal th -thebQcarterhes69ions, as -theydid-in` Il e 1853, agaisist the amount assessed upon them as a borough it ca rate. by the Town Council, on the ground that the other 2B Lb townships in. the borough are not assessed, according to their g is fair and just value. It is alleged hy the overseers that thcs ol d valuation. of the ...

... SIR WMI. CLAY'S CHUIRCH-RATE ABOLITION BILL. THE second reading of this bill has passed the al House of Commons, in a full House, by a majority of is 28, the Ayes being 217, and the Noes 189. As, in addition to those who voted, there were 29 pairs, and in three members were accidentally shut out on the m division, who would have voted for the Bill, it follows P that 249 members have declared ...

... 2lsT' WEEK THIS HALF7-YEAR. Week 'Ibis Same Total Same MILeAUE. flAILMWAYS. !eedino Wyeek. 1854 1-year 1853 1855 1851 Abtrdeen ?? N5ty~ 18 2360 1i3 .. S- 72 72 Blelfaset & Ballymnsea' 26 610 605 ?? . 38 38 13'hcad,'Lan. & ?? 2237 2192 ?? .. 333 1risbol and Exeter . - 20 5839 5996 ?? 11 108 Blackburn . ?? ?? .. 2 27 Calecan ian & E & G I 2.. 3 3381 11776 2164807 205112 180 180 Chosterand ...

... BAILIVAY TJ{AxI'IQ ICETU=8. .IA-iJTL4014alL X:t1XI M I 4 4 , .L Wik [i 'at c 's t -i 11I41 V, IAX S ..u 'w. 0, '1674 :;I 7 . 0 ISO! h 11.01.m~ila ll a £ U 8 55' 1'I ,Iii.& h~. 1c I 2 ii 7 i/j ?? 31 Bt li &IeIr 7211 15 '00S 2- 7 I 05 (ii ,ii(111.i'.' ?? .1 32811 ! ti C['i ?? Inii t -Ii14, I ,e-, 0cc I ?? t~~I p .U. 2 1 5 1(21 _7 'I 1 P so J7'743'3 05'16 Di .1. 1;&1.rvitss, ii - li , 2,7 n ...

... ML1SCELLANEO US. - 0- 32 EvnEas, aged. 66 years, whilst employed on se Mna ?? saw-mills of Mr. Cre os, in ToxtLth Park, 3I r T l, from a stage, and died shortly aftlerwards ,~fromiitie injuries received. ~! Two acres, one rood, of land wore maown a few a d days ago by George Mills, of Delphs, in elsven hours, upon a Ithe pr'amds of Charles Lawton, Esq., near Deiph, Saddle- eI worth. el GREAT ...

... al k- he 3d U. ds C. I., ii. p- llc id V. id ry in 0- Do ll ld ar ill U. k, bli u- as e. se 081 L4 le r ; as5 td ill t115 lel -? I of I 8Tri WEEK THIS HALF-YEARI. Week This Same Total Same ereLAEic. RAILWAYS. ending Week. 1854 J-year 1853 18551854 w £ .36 Aberdeen ?? Aug .18 3832 3127 11730 10915 72 72 Belfast & Ballymena _ 25 898 810 7312 6874 38 38 B'headLan. & UJhestr. 26 2716 2B62 21421 ...

... M I ?? £ I A. N L0 4 - dc1 ?? l'it Tj IFf (inmo1oN C)R- Nr IA LSnIro FIsiDTA.-Hc-1rMa- 10t Qst ii 15 1001 1leasecl to pjcjcrove of the resolution passed by to tile I ottlt of I )itec-oci , of the ELAt Itndia Conipari Oil thle 10V 4t 111 ?? tic t' Plighit l10). Vi scoitut Calnning Isoxvcritoo U cic-i- (iof ?? Thei Bishop of Loindcon lint, forbidden a ennert, tat for deatiottal charities itt St ...

... ' I It will be seen that the MAYoa and Town I Council of Leeds recommend the inhabitants to illu- manate their houses next Monday night, in celebra. tion of the great victories gained over the Russian arms in the Crimca. It would scarcely have been possible to prevest our townsmen from spontaneously adopting this method of expressing their joy, if we may judge from the way in which the town is ...

... GERMAIAN- VISITERS ON THEN ILLUMINATION, ' i ANIGHT. t( I _ _ _ .- _1 . _ ?? x>r7 . ro15 TO THE EDITORS OIF TIlE LEEDS MERCURY. i. GtENTLE',%IF-,-No doutol, you w ill lbe ov erwholmeledl, Ixvil expressions of satisfnetioll wit7h the illunlilsatioll f our b'appY too n on the n1ciesoortable evening of yotel sidy (illon- & Iy. ) However, venture to ask you to excuse uoy contri- , buting iny mnite ...

... A RlETROSPECT. itioii AALTIOUGII a ?? and ?? iilaI, when I barg engageld ill a great undertaking wvhich taxes all hi, powers, w ill uotoften grivehiuiselftiscoto looeek haclpoll nent the ground which he has trax-ersed,-upon ?? t rOld, and successcs, but will ratlher exert a]l his thou 'it a'li lised strength to reach the goal to which lie is ten' ing, ving there are times wvhen such a ...

... ILLUMINATION AT' HARROGATE. STORMIOG OF THE MIALASH 0FF. Beyond all doubt, Low Harrogateo, looking to 1' itzl? ize tu'd 1)opulationl, exce~eded all otlher place;sI hi lisiot niu tixe variety andtl oetellt of its dexixolstrat;o i. Not ogas I-re thern the 1usual display of candlc laimp il ale E)( as ilhulinimitiols, wima firewo;riks, biit fully :.519o ?? weregratxintooely entertained atdlinner ...