... The following tabular statements give the result o' the -evisioin of ?? vote-s in the boroigh of Leeds, ?? has taken pslace ?? the week. It will he seen that there is a slight gain to the ConteenVatives on the Chamis and objections, but ve ende-staid thst there is a great preponderance of Liberails in the new nanies on this Overscers' lists, ind thlat these will secell-e to the liberal patty ...

... RAILWAY TRIFFIC RET UlR ES. e 12'r~inc wmm1: T~Ill IILP.1FYl1kAIT Tota Salle 112 or. MIluoo RATI-9-AYF. loc1. 130l -yaz3o. Dc~. ''01 i'co lid! rktto 1n. c noi 2G13 - 2311 7 7 05 i Par alii I tl ill 8.35I3 A13 12 Cok.1rli 41 'sil' I l)a'o1 plooi 12 Jli'il' A nq;& a ?? i 23 I, 2I : 2ii3 I3 A1 3.; 1 0CI W slU -1 ''cli 7iI7 122?7 13 T TI ' ?? ' ' ?? .J31i( 1 ~2 D 90 N0 CV, ?? 0 1 ?? '~~i3o z t- ...

... LOCALT NEWS. LE ED S. TT.ESDAY, OCTOBER 1. WoIe ni'lerstaind that the new. Hospital for Women 'I iiildhren in this town is to be opened on the 21st of *ii? ?? illtinitlt, aitd that the Earl of Carlisle, Lord- lit wrlell *lt (if Ireland, is expected to be present. MWe reirrt to have to announce the death of Mr. T,5-; I'I be ll, of this town, father of Mr. Councillor i of I rolbeck, whichl took ...

... AV I'llp IMPERIAL PARLIAIENT, (By Tlcyraslj)1.) or, HOUSE OF LORDS, YESTERDAY. W Their Lordships suet at five o'clock. WC DIVISIONS IN THE HOUSE. E-C The MarquIlis of BATH moved that A Select Committee tee he app~siointed to take into consideration the resolntion of the Eu I-nieregulating the suede of taking divisions, ansi to ecvi report whether anly fimproveilent canl be effected in the lie ...

... C F ROM one end of Europe to the other the great t question of the day is the construction of iron-cased v ships of war. The story of the Merrimnac and the a Monitor has aroused the attention of every nation a pretending or aspiring to the character of a maritime t Power. Denmark and Prussia have already made c some progress towards reaping the advantage of the C experience gained in the. ...

... TEE LEEDS MERCURY. TiE preparations for the conlliot in Prussia gD briskly forward. By means of royal proclamations, official newspaper artislos, and other less direct but per- baps more potent means, the Government is trying to influence the minds of the electors. The Govcrnment officials throughout the provinces are fully instructed for their duties when the elections come on, and if the ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT, (Bv Telegraph.) HOUSE OF LORDS, YESTERDAY. T Their Lordships mlet at five o'clock. d THE SLAVE TRADE TREATY. o Lord B1ROUGWCHA called attention to an omnission !in the Cenvention which had been latel concluded between o Her Majesty and the President of the Unitelrstates for the a 5ulpircssion of the sla-c trade. The convention as it stood T excluded Porto Rico. Ele thought ...

... MR. SLANEY, tile 1-lonoUraRIC Member for Shrewsbury, gives us a fresh illustration of the fact that good intention is not always allied to sound judgnifenit. That Ifonourable Gentleman is pained and grieved to sec so much suffering arising out of thc American civil war, and he forthwith sets to work to discover some means to bring it to a close. The motive and the object are both excellent, ...

... By the arrival of the Niagara at Quocnstown, yesterday, we have New York advices to the evening of the 29th ult. The Federals, under GENERAL BANKS, have sustained a severe defeat, and have, in fact, been driven out of Virginia. The previous mail brought us news of a defeat suffered by the advance of General Banks, when Front Royal on the Shenandoah was re- taken by the Confederates. ...

... COLUEI' ST'RIXE IN THE WEST RIDING. - . -. . . . sTOETHE EDITORS OF TEE LEEDS MER/URY, ' aiious 8tatenments have been icllile ip your vi1rly oirculated- paper respecting the colliers now oc'strike in ?? Riding; and as to there being no good ersiiffilcient reason-for a reduction of 10 per cent. unpon the present'Nwvages. To the publio'this may appear plausible .from what' has aheady been laid ...

... THE NEW VICTORIA EXPLORATION - . . EXPEDITION. ?? By the Mlfelbourne Argus we learn that a Com- missioon of Inquiry has sat to ascertain the causes of the fatal results of the expedition under Mfr. O'Hara Bearke. Brahe, who returned from Cooper's.Creek only nine rhouis before the arrival of Burke Wills, and King af that post, has been strictly questioned as to his reasons for not wait ing ...

... (Licicn our Correspondeit.) Yesterday afternoon,, a quarterly meeting of the Council of the Borough of Bradford was held, in the Lecture Hall of the Mechanics' Institute lIeeds-road, the Court- house, the usual place of reeting, being occupied for the business of the 'Wcst Riding Iciteiniediate Sessions. In the absence of the Mayor, who is in Lonlon on Parliamentary duties, Mr. Ald. FAR11AR ...