... | 'We regret to hesar that Sir Archibald Alison j th.9 confined to his room by severe indisposition.-&Sco=nca. wbe 1,ord Chelnisford has been chosen Speaker of the read, uouse of Lords in the ab~seine of the Lordl Chancellor and and ' inhe Lord Comsieioner. os 'Viscount Palniotsatbn Wml leave town on Satur- TI- day next for Glasgow. The Noble Premier will stay about Lieut :fve days in the ...

... LATEST NEw S. I RCtHrER'S TLEGRAT., I AMERICA. DERRY, Friday Morning. Tile Camndian eail steam-ship North American, from Portland on the morning of the 22nd tilt., arrived n. Lough Foyle early this morning, and having lauded l11 mailS except those for Liverpool, proceeded for iverpool, wll well. Experienced heavy weather -throughout the passage. She brings 9,000 dols. in ie. evs generally ...

... I LATEST NE WS. I&uxcU'S TELNGRAM] FRAN CE. PARIS, March 10. The Patric, of this evening, says the debate in the Senate upon Polish affairs will not take place until early cs'ext week. This evening's Presse says reports have been cur- rent upon the Bourse to-day that the reply of the Czar to the last note of France has arrived in Paris. It is said that the Czar declares himself unable to make ...

... SC=A M5ISCELLsANAOU S. ti Her Mfajest'y the Queen and their Royal High- EC meosses the Crown Prince and Pr'ees, ?? ett Lo0ndon. 0h Wednesday mnorflmsg, and honucired Ba1ronS Maroc~hettiM. Thoed, andy ,Mr. Noble with visits at their p. studios to se the sta,%u.a tf the Prince Consort which ace afterwards to Ewe'kinglis Palace. The Rev. Eustace Ravena has been appointed to t, the curacy Of ...

... LATEST NEW8s [Ramrxn's TELEGRAMI FRANCE. PArrs, March 0, Evening The Paris papers of this evening announce t4e arrival of a courier from St. Petersburg with dea patches from the French Ambassador. An extraordinary sitting of the Council of Minister, was held to-day, at which the Emperor presided. ITALY. TURiN, March 9. The official Gazette' of to-day publishes a P,.) decree authorising th: ...

... THE latest telegrams froni Polana'shew that the Revolutionary party.isby no means disposed to accept ?? defeat:,and capture, of Laroimwsoz as the death of the Insurrectien. Jon. the' contrary, the Central: Revolutionary CommittPe. has arous9d itself to'increasedvigoiir, and has again assumed: the powers which it had conferred 'upon the Dictator. .That secret cowicil has issed a procIamation, ...

... ?? ( Bg' Tdel raph.)' :. . ' HOUSE OF LORDS, YEsTER AY. Their Lordships met at eight o'clock. THE SOUTHERN CONFEDERACY. Lord STRATHEDEN called attention to the question of acknowledging the Southern Confederacy as an independent Power in concert with other neutral Statesiand also to the |despatches of Mi. Mason, the Southern envoy, on the sub. ject. As al attemptsat intervention and ...

... AMONG all the men who have borne part in the C present Polish insurrection, one name alone has risen b to any remarkable prominence. The past services c and the military education of MIEROSLAWSK, un- ( doubtedly entitled him to occpy ,the position of b military head of the new revolution. But before c MIEROSLAAWSIci had returned from his exile, a new name had risen into distinction. Wherever ...

... 'i ?? .Tre official inquiry into the loss of the mail by steamer Columbo has commenced. Ath The Earl of Derby was rather better on Wednes- a day, but is still confined to his room. Owing to his illness ho the Noble Earl was unable to accompany the Count~ess of bhe Derby to Windsor on Tuesday to witness the marriage of TI Pre,' the Prince and Princess of Wales, although honoured by sore, 3ht ...

... BALM AA.S X-llt -111+ 1,An ;_ r;- an T..,l THERE is some talk both in Paris and London v of a Congress about the affairs of Poland. These European Congresses have of late years got for them- N selves a kind of mythical character. A few Conven- tions were held after the great war which terminated B. in the fall of NAPOLEON, and a Convention was I held at Paris after the Crimean conflict, but ...

... By the arrival of the steamer Canada at 8 Queenstown, yesterday, we have New York advices to F the 5th inst. The most remarkable piece of nesos is the I report of a Wall-street panic, and a moat extraordinary I fall in the price of gold. In two days the price of N gold had fallen 15 per cent., and on the evening of the 5th inst. the premium was quoted at 55. This extra- ordinary movement has ...

... AIN . muv \T9 VnlNV AuR .Fwn VPRo.p TO THE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS MERCURY. GENTLEMEN,-YO1 have often done good service to the public of Leeds by calling attention to such annoy- ances and nuisances as arise from time to time amongst us. There is, however, one dangerous nuisance which you have not hitherto denounced, and that is the practice which of late years many shopkeepers have adopted, of ...