... R 1ITUALISTIC INNOYATIONIS.-REVISION I OF THE LITURGY. DEPUTATION TO THE ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY. Yesterday, at noon, a deputation, headed by Lord Ebury, and cousisting of, among others, Captain J. Maude, Mr. A. oeattie, and the Revs. R. 11. Rillidk, WV. D. Veitch, Ceo, Stodart, J. Rldyard, Dr. Blackwood W. Vincent, TV. Ackworth, ID. B. Bhgli, and F. J. (ledge waited upon the Archbishop of ...

... THE LEEDS MERCURY. Tim steamer Moravian. has arrived with New York Rdvices to the 7th iuat. The Senate has passed the Civil Rights Bill over the PEBSIDENT s veto, by a majority of 33 to 15 votes. It is under- stood that the Republicans will be able to get the necessary majority in tho House of Representatives, so that the bill will become law in spite of the President's objections. The ...

... FRANCE AND THE GERMA3N QUARREL The Consbitut ion el of Sunday publishes the fol- lowing important article, signed by lM. Pauilin Limayrac, upon the position of France considered wvith reference to the proliability of war between Austria and Prussia:- Let us examine the present state of things with eaha and reflection, particularly in so far as it concerns France. It would be useless to ...

... THE LEEDS MERCURY. ?? Trhn acotunts respeoting the relations of Atuatia and Prussia are very eoflioting. Some of the I Vienna papers publish re-assuring statements, while others are full of warlike rumours. Certain it is that Austria is pushing on her preparations for war with the greatest energy. Workmen are engaged day and night in arming and strengthening the fortifications of Cracow, and ...

... THE LEEDS MERCURY. Tnin Vienna papers say that thke latest ?? of the Exu'naoa on Hungarian affairs has . given great satisfaction at that capital, but that it has ;11 produced quite an opposite impression at Peath. 480 A TLEGRAM from Bucharest assures us that 207 689 the two principalities of Moldavia and Wallachia are of one mind respecting the-recent events at Bucharest. 695 They both ...

... The following statistios-which, in respect of the numbers of men enrolled and who are efficient, have been calclllated from the annual returns made to the War- office, on December 1st, 1865-are designed to exhibit the actual strength of the -whole Veluateer forces which have been raised in England and Wales and Scotland up to that date. The population has in each instance been taken from the ...

... (RToin the ,ocial Science Review.) This is the age of combination or co-operation. All great things are done by associations. Even in things of the little-great order, the same principle of united enterprise is the mainspring of any new undertaking. Our candles come from a joint-stock company of world-wide fame, earning large profits for the general body of share- holders with limited ...

... RummiER's TELEQ-UA-A.I ROME. Rohm, April 19. The rope visited the Queen of Saxony to-day. SPAIN. MNDnre, April 20, The Epoea of to-day says the draft of a bill for the formation of a Spanish Credit Fonojer has been submitted to the Ministry. PORTUGAL. LisBoN, April 20. Count do Torree Novas, the Mdinister of War, is dead. The Chamber of Deputies has approved the contract for constructing a ...

... 'THlE CPRIS[S. Now tha.t the idea of a Congress has been abai? don ad, the rival cabinets may be said to have returnedI the sh ?? q' e a, iind cach seems to be mnan'uvring with the view` of gsetting its adversary to strike the fint~ lde and thereby mnake it responsible before the pob~li opinion of Eur ope for the calamitous conseqo'-e-s .i war, lien' von Bitsmaik is said to have heels ...

... THIEJ PREPARATIONS FOR WAAR A de8patech from Troppan, in Moravia, dated may 2, says:- The regiments of the Emperor, No. 1, and Archdu]l Chalrles, and the 28th battalion of Ohassaurs arc expected here on to-morrow and the following days. The collego and profession schools have been closed tar the purpose of lodging the trooep. Deplts of troops have been formnd in Bohemia, Moravia, and Austriau ...

... TO TEIE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS MERCOUlY. GEFTLEMEN,-I think the Leeds Eng-ineers adopt the right course in striking off all non-effective men from their muster roll, a system which I believe has beeah carried on in one company of the Leeds Riflaa with the following happy result, viz., that their return to the War- offlice at the end of November last showed that they had 100 efectives out of ...

... MR. STEPHENS AND THE FENIANS, A New York correspondent says:- Noticing an alnouncement a day or two ago that a pub- ]i6her in this city was about to issue a sketch of the life of James Stepliens, the Central Organizer of the Irish Rtepublic (C.C.I.HJ, with an account of his escape from gool ill Dublin, I mmiaaged to gct hold of the gentleman who has had the compilation and arrangement of ...