... I-AILWAY TRAFFIC. RAILWAV Y TRA.FFItC. Name of Rallway. This Same 3Ifl-yr's Week. 1803. T'otal. Bedale and leyburn ?? 91 64 1217 Blffaetand Ilillyeteua.. 1049 1G77 12445 D'heal, L., & Cheshire .. 2495 1234 22120 Blristol and Exeter ?? 5301 43J-3 5'20 Ca41 Oedonin li ?? 11,10G 11572 211447 Cork al Baidon ?? 250 ;33 3123 Cork, l'rock, a Passeago. . 135 2 2472 DeeOd, ?? 242 182 437 Dublin & ...

... RENEWAL OF THE DEBATE ON TIlE DERBY-DISRAELI REFORMNI BILL It will be seen that this debate was re- sumed last night, and was again adjourned i unfinished. It is believed in some quarters f that it will be protracted to the end of the week, but to continue it after this even- ing would be a great waste of time, nearly all the speakers whose opinions will have any weight on the decision of the ...

... LATE ST AD TELEGRKPHIC NEWS. I - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - -- THE PEACE CONGRESS. [CnTrER'S THLEORAWS.1 BERLIN, MARCu 2&-The town of Mannheim 1 has been selected as. the place of meeting of the congress. It is understood here that it will assemble next month. PARIS, MONDAY.-It is said the Congress will t meet between the 15th and 20th April. s PARIS, SUNDAY BvENING, Srx Pari.-Too much qi ...

... I _ T ~CE ST. GEORGE'S HALL *TO THE ]DITORS OF THE lIVERPOOL MERCtlcy- Gontlemen,-Will you kindly spare me a Fng little space in your trulypopular journal to expreM the delight I exp.ersec t ohrdywhen passin through the hall to find all the seats vehed pss the finest piece of teseated pavement in tho Cniled i[ingdom exhibiting all itB varied beauties I iuost atrongly advise all ntt ...

... I FROM~ OUV OUO OlOR OWN R-EPORTERS I |BY MArJNPTIC TELNGUA1-H.] *1 HOUSE 01!' LORE!)9.] I] JMONDAY, MARCH, 2* The Lord Chancellor took his seat at five o'clccl.k THE BAT~IT ( Lord CAMrPRELL, in5 *,trese~ ~aptiinfo Taunton praying for a e, ensiong a Petition from accompanied by tile ballot, said he thae fhlic favour of open 'Iotng, but he was n r introduction of che ballot ?? bd numerous evils ...

... I .- I .I FRANCE. PAnls, FRIDAY EVE.XNG. . Ciasseloup Laubat is named Minister of Algeria and tho Colonies. Ilhe somnjiofflcial journals seem for the present to quietly drop the evacuation of Lombardy, and to content themselves with the cessation of her undue influence in CentralItaly. If this is the qustion to be discussed in Congre-ss, frankly and sinoerely-if nothig be done to add to tho ...

... I BY ELEICTSIO AN ws 5AGNC TEEORAP5I. I Tr, an( Her Majesty and Court will arrive at Buckingeham n Palace to-day from Osborne. The Calcutta and Chiria mails vld Marseilles will I be delivered in London to-morrow (Wednesday) morning. NBW AAUSTRALIAN BisnoePiIcs.-The Govern- ment have assented to the creation of the bishopric To of Brisbane and the bishopric of Guelburn. C of THE CONGRESS. ...

... LVMTHE FiasT ENaiNEERi OS'T1HE ?? to a lato hour last evening John Buchanian, the first Fort, engineer of the Bogota, bad not -surrendered to take his trial. a the HENGLER'.S CIRCUS.-ThE9 place of asiusensent, itreet, which has afforded by its ever varying and excellent *Lperformances so much gratification to oar townsmen withi tisrougheut the wintoir season, will close on Friday It'next. In ...

... I a_ . d FRAYCEa 01 ?? PARIS, SATURDAY EVEIHNO. Count Cavour arrived in Paris this morning at six o'clock. He alighteodatthenardi nianEmbassiy, rnd jl bad an audience of the Emperor at twelve 0 clock. d hs presenco this time in Paris will, no doubt be pi muchrlonger and not so mysterious as on the past occasion. Ho has come on the invitation of the p , Em pror, quite as if the Emperor was ...

... BALUS FOPULI LM SUPIREMA.. In the House of Lords, last night, the larl for of ManImesbury, in reply to Lord Clarendon, to-l explained the nature and objects of Lord san Cowley's mission to Vienna, and stated that not the Congress, which had originated with the Russia, would assemble towards the end of next month ; that the bases were not yet spew Settled, but that little doubt was entertained ...

... I M. ABOUT'S Bo. Pci .Edniond About -as ill thle s1pring of Iast'year thle sent to Roame by) thle Frn Government ti, write a ,ble 'tories of articles feir the Afortieit-r but nftcr two or lord three of themn had appeared, the 'Papal Nuncio pro. bt tsted against their publication, and they were b i toniajed. Id. About, howvever, stayed in the Eternal .ter.. City, compaleted ?? note, and throw ...

... 'OOL c. car lrolprietors Hall. it will be senmbly of a snsilar dic Hall, undur the fi. wsq., and several other hing., (ous to improve the moral of a a, the cabdrivers. With the et-, a obje s movement so anspiciously large inaupos. t of two meetings took placc last t tueo evenmg. rc ie wvas originated and carried out tr 9d. by severalenien, includinag car proprictors and were others, wA n the ...