... DIS'RIrCT _NTELLEGEN CZ. ! BEVER LiowYo W~nONS ?? Hart ?? Mr Nathanie SpHat, who aa been 29yearS io ?? 29 and ish71 ear ?? eneeted to the vacant NEW MAGISTRATES. -The follow S~iong getleme qton- fled as magistrates at the East idintgeresaj ?? o the 31st :-Mlr Win Laundaloeo,a N0Ohtol;Nir Eodwaotrd Lloyd, Lingcroft; and Nfr Thoe e- n ?? tage. to erve that the FLAGGING, &ic.-We are gldd to neon ...

... SEVENTII VEST RltDLP() I F LE VOLUNTEE7R8. TO TilE EDITORIS OF THE LEEDS MERCURY. G?NTLrEsEN,-Will ?? allow mle to correct an elror appearing in your paper to-day. It is stated that I applied foranod obtaiied a license ?? the Leeds Justioes for lIr. Hobson, lessee of tile isnphitlietre, to perforns1 stage plays fionn the 31rd cf February to the 10th of thesamne itonstli inclusive. I applied ...

... IST WEEK THIS HALF-YEAR. Total Same Ince or 3811.a80 RAILWAYS. 1862. 1861. -year 1881. Dome. '6 'a Blefast& N. Couritica 18 318(6 17£1b 13C ?? I- - 33 B4ristol and Exeter. 122 t1l 1 2 Caledonian ?? d '0 2 20 Cornwall~~~ 1-2 15824 :b 3342( Corkuiid Bimdon . I3633 131485l 04 5 Cork,B4'rock&Pas.sage, 120) 20 7 Dubliin&BelfaotJe 12 2013 743 Dundee, P&Abr1,u1trdee 1028 1307 - g31 1 ...

... ANNUAL MEETING OF THE BRADFO341 CHURCH BUILDING S0OIETY. The afinual meetinig of this gdaiety wasS held at three o'clock, yesteiday afternoon, at thle Exohange lloolms. CI[AitLES HfA )DY, Esq., the president, toulk the chair. Mr. .T. HOLIINGS, one of the lonorary Secretaries, read the report of the commivittee, as follows :- . Id presentting tile. second. -anuual report of the Biradford Clurch ...

... t1O' V OUGHT MESSRS; MASON AND S-LIDELL TO BE RECEIVED? (.F'roti the Times.) 4lo% thenl airc we to receive these illustriolus f;ns :;O course, tlicy will be stared at, and followerd, 5Ithl photographield. and itiadc thlc slbjeoct of paragraphs. ?? c is nlO help for that. .Mr. Thomias Sayers cannot walk tie strcees with a friend or ask the Mayor for permission to put up a booth in a market ...

... PARIS, Jan. 9th.-The Mloniteur of to-day contains a decree convening the Senate and the Corps Legislatif for the 27th inst, and stating that the report on the state of the empire will, as in 1861, be submitted to the ay chambers on the day after the opening of the session. ROME, Jan. 9.-With the object of reuniting the ed Greek and Latin Churches the Pope bas established a adspecial permanent ...

... - THE' TRENT AFFAIR. I THE FULL (3FF, ICIAL CO~TRESP~!ON DENGE. Tue followinig is thef full text of the diplomnatic: cor- tes~pouith-nee between the British and Fedeeal I 'evet-nments onl the 'Ient ailair: ?? Ai R. 5,E WAB Ii 't TO It . ADAMSts No. 16 ' Department of State, Washington, Nov. 301thi, 1861. .sir.-Y uru Conifiduntial note uf the 1thl -November, not miarked as a despatteli. has ...

... EXTRACTS FROM rPUNCH. WARRENTED WITTY. There's Til6faet Tiomouse, and, sitting to try himn Sam Warren, inquiring de ,ie in dices. The question 's Is Titmouse as sane as most men'' What fun, if the verdict shoould be, Notei and Then. A PRIZE INCOME-TAX FOR 18i6 Why should the Exhibition of ISf;2 be limited to material articles ? If it included political and social inven- i tionN, it would ...

... ;he A very interesting lecture was delivered in the large hall of ad the Public Rooms on Tuesday evening, by William Howard en- Day, Esq. a coloured gentleman from Canada, on the subject ,er of Our Canadian possessions, and their relation to England )9- in the present crisis. There was a considerable attendance, !te and the chair was occupied by the Rev James Sibree. After lay some ...

... I LEEDS, JANUARY 9, 1869 . Her Majesty intends to confer the title of Baronet upon Mr. Charles Wentworth Dilke. OPENING OF PARLIAMENT.-The Address in the Commons will be moved by Mr. Portman, member for 4 Dorsetshire, and seconded by MIr. Western Wood, member for the city of London. FORMATION OF A LIBEnIAL REaISTRATION Asso- CIATION FOR TILE NORlTHIERN DtNl) SioN OF THlE WVEST. RIDING. ...

... T r-S THE S OUET HE B RIDGE 1 . Wz shall be very sorry indeed if the Town-clerk's ruling yesterday be sustained by the opinion of counsel, and the proposed South Bridge thereby deprived of the advocacy of Pvr Moss in the Hull Town Council. There can be no question that a sound principle underlies the clause in the Municipal Act which prohibits councillors from turning their official influence ...

... TEE NAVAL REINFORCEMENTS FOR NORTH AMERICA. If praise is due to the War Depaltment for their rapid and energetic action in sending out military stores and reinforcements for Canada, the same tribute can un- questionably be claimed by the Admiralty for the rapidity which they have shown in preparing for the impending struggle, strengthening our fleet on the North Ameriean station, and bringing ...