... ire. ble (B Y BRITISH & IRILSH MIA GNETIC TELEGRA PH LI; Oflfe, 6, Bond-street, Leeds.) ye, by INDIA.-THE EXPECTED NEWS. iof .The Seeond editions of the Tiesse and Daily News have 396 appeared without the--anxiously expected telegraphic de- F of spateh from Trieste. It is to be inferred, therefore, that t up- the Austrianf steamer, which leaves Alexandria onl tile arrival of the Overland Mail, ...

... RAIWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS. 26Ta WEEK THIS HALF-YEAR RAILWAYS. 1857. Bedaleand Leyburn.. 106 Belrast & Baaymeua 1233 Blackburn ?? - 1101 B'head,Lan. & Cheatr. 3473 Bristol and Exeter .. 6920 Caledonian ?? 13535 botsterand llolyhead 7108 Cjrk and Bandon 3°6 Oork,Bllkr'k,&Passage 325 Dublin&Belfaestjsrb 1268 Dundee, P&Aberdeen 117u Dundaslk&Ennskilleo 421 Dublin 3 Drogheda.. 1813 Dub & Kingstown& ...

... (Froit2 our o02P CorrespondenI.) LONDoN, AprIl 13. t The Norfolk witcheraft story, which the Tim-es gave the other day, and which nearly every other paefr in I the kingdom lia copied, serves as an excellent text for those theorists who fancy that the more establishment of national ischools would put an end to all such superstitious vagaries. a A very slight degree of attention to what has ...

... YORhSBIPIE SUNDAY SCHOOL CONFIEfflENCE IN Li..abb, YEzTERDAKY. Yesterday ((Lod 1TriIdy) a ConFerence of SundayS School Teacilurg of Yorleslite was held in Leeds. The pro- grammoc of the day's proceedings included a meeting of thle ti delegates at Queen;-street chapel, at tenl o'clock in the morn- cc ing, for the reading aned discussion of the papers ; dinner at u ,one o'clock ; re-assembling ...

... IT is known that HEIL MAJESTY'S Ministers have all along expressed their disapprobation of the insidious scheme for reviving the slave-trade under a new name, which the EMPEROR OF TME FREizmw was unfortunately induced by the cupidity of French plan- ters in the tropics to sanction ; and an imitation of which our own West Indian sugar growers, aided by the Times and M1forning Post, have been ...

... LOSS OF FORTY LIVES. h A fearful explosion, attended with serious loss of h life, occurred on Friday, at the Heys Colliery, Mossley-road, ti Ashton-under-Lyne, belonging to Messrs. Ken worthy t1 Brothers. There are five seams in the colliery, two only of which were being worked, namely, those known as the two- o feet mine, and the new mine. There are three shafts-one P up cast and two down ...

... l, ~.7 ( . . ; ETAILS OF THE D) OF I I *OF - G y l D E-E It- I, . -. 4 U - - AND OTHER INDIAN NEWS* -- - ?? _- - ?? I NI ARIIVAL OF THE CALCUTTA MAILS. To the important fact of the taking of Delhi, after some days' ighting, which was announced in Tuesday's Mercury, byimligraphio despatches in anticipation of the Bombay sasla, we were enabled to add, in successive editions during that day, ...

... THE OPENING OF TH1E PIEDMONTESE PARLIAMENT. [BY AN ITALIAN PATRIOT.] When we lately called the attention of our readers d . to the position of the Piedmontese Government in rela. tion to the newly-elected Parliament, we expressed a hope that it would overcome the difficulties of that position e by taking a step in advance towards the Liberal party, and t so triumph over the machinations and ...

... I TO THE EDITORS OF THIE LEEDS MERCURY. I t 1 al GfENTLTrMEN,-I answer to a letter which you published in your paper of last Saturday, affirming that Vethe patronage of a benefit at the Royal Princess's theatre at for to-night was given without the, knowledge of at least I or five-sixths of the students, and even against their wiEbes, or I beg to eay that Mr. Thaije (the proprietor of ibe ...

... f I N D IA N M A I L.oM of ?? 3- . @ _ direct ,h CAPTURE OF THE KING OF lutior DELHI AND HIS SONS. placai Dr e-te In ]RELIEF OF LIUCKNOW. 3 ? I ?? * _ noteh at DEATHS OF GENERAL paym 1.- arises E.NICHOLSON AND GENERAL any 1 ft NEILL. with be ini ta (By British and Irish Ifagnetic Telegralph.) ly ThE 1 The following telegram was' received yesterday at no cc it the Foreign Office, London:- ...

... PROGRESS OF THE GREATI CHIE~SE 1 EREBELLION. l Little informatio0 of an auteontic and intelligible e character has been received lately from China, respect- ing the movements of the insurgent forces in the rn Celestial Kingdom. Since the spring of 1555 the G accounts have been very vague and unsatisfactory, and si our own quarrel baa thrown- their proceedings into the shade. C: A Hong-Kong ...

... FOREIGN INTE LLIGENCE. I PRUSSIA. BErnLso1, Oct. 24.-The correspondent of the Timnes tiinks it probable that the appointment of the Prince of. Prussia as Regent *ay have the effect of delaying for a few months the wedding arrangments of the Princess Royal and his sonr Prijce Frederiok William. ! APPOINTMENT OF A REGENCY. Biaalx ;, .t. 24.-The King, acting under the advice of his ministers, has ...