... :, E. A. LEATHAM ON THE PROBABLE I EFFECT OF REFORM. l -. 0 I.. . . The following is a fuller report of the latter portiou of Mr. Leathicn's address at the reform meetiugnt hhctiield than we woere able to give yesterday. Perhalps you Dena be surpriseel vline I say that I think ally apprehecision of danger to the righits of capita5l from wvorkingg ciss ?? is ?? chimerical, Y.ou hav nothing of ...

... THE OPENING OF PARLIAMEN | The anitnouncement of the Queen's inten- tion to re-open Parliament in person, with the same state as last year, will be the source of great satisfaction throughout her Majesty's clominions. The fact that the grief of our Sovereign is more poignant and endfoif g than that of most minds may sometimes have caused unwarrantable dissatisfaction, but the English public in ...

... - I HULL WRsLEYAN TEMPERANCE SOOIETY.--Th'e committee have received one guinea from James Clay, Esq., MPP., as an annual subscription to the ulluU WeVseyan Temperance Society and Band of Hope. LORD and Lady Londesborough have arrived in town from. Grimston Park, near Tadeaster, York- shire, and towards the end of the month go to ?? to join their youthful family. Tnu FROST.-Throughout Sunday, ...

... FLSOGGING GAROTTER8 AT ARKLEY GAOL. , L I, The flogging of two prisoners convioted at tha winter gaol delivery Otr the West Biding, held at Leeds in December last, of conunittisf highway robbery with violence, took place yesterday at Arrnley gaol. to sentencing the ?? Beaumont, aged 47, to five years', and Michael Ginty, aged 26, to ten years' ponal servitude-Ar. Justice Lush exercised the ?? ...

... THIE BARNSLEY COLLIERY EXPLOSION. TWELF TH DAY I Yestorday mnorning the inquriry-was. resuile( ill the larrisley Court-house, before Mr. Taylor, coroner for the Wakefield district. J'didrrd &drlero, a miner, who had formerly worked at the Oaks pit, tendered himself asa witness. The CsRorNsu asked him what he wished to say? W1itness said he wished to state that he was in the mine on Thursday ...

... CHUJRCH EXTENBION INi SHEFFIELD. SPEECH OF THE ARCHBISHOP OF YORK., The second annuial meeting of the members of, the Society for Chu~rch Extension in Sheffield. was held yesterday. The Archbishop of Yonicpresided. Dr. SAere having engaged iii prayer, Mr, NV. BaowN I the secretary, read the, aninual report, which stated that ii' the Porter-street district St. Simon's Church bad becis completed ...

... TuBSDAY-Yesterday the wind was very strong from the eastward on the east coast of England. This morning the winds on our northern coasts are light and variable, and on our other coasts northerly (N.E. to NWM.), light to moderate. Att Brest a very strong northerly wind is blowing, with a high soa. Barometers nre unsteady. Temn)erature has declined, in some places many degrees. Snoi to a small ...

... - - - - -- -t¶ --1 . A . Tho Now York papers of the 4th contairn the following report from Major-Gonerldl Hlo-ard:- Bureau of I`efugees, Freedmen, &c., Washington, Dec. 21, 18G. Ron. E. M. Stanton, Secretary of WTar.-Dear Sir-In response to the resolution of Congrees, askiug for reports of the assistant commissioners of this bureau, together vwith a synopsis of the local laws respecting ...

... THE FATAL EIRE IN CARLISLE- STREET. The adjourned ihiquest otl the recent fire 1 in Carlis6k-street was held yesterday. As miglht have been expected, the proceedings 1 were of very little value in eliciting informa- t lion which miholt lead tQ a discovery of the t causes of the catastrophe ; the only good that r clal be derived from the enquiry is the estab.. lishnient of greater safe-guards ...

... TaE foreign news of the week is highly important, and has received the greatest interest and attention in Enugland. The free dom of Italy awakened so much sympathly and gained so much moral support in this Peountry that her prosperity as a united ni nion cannot fail to be regarded with great anxkiqy; and the changes Nihich are nov- .taking`ace in France and America are of the highl-q, ...

... TIJE WEATHER. 'WErnIESDAXY,.-YU~tOr(dnY imd( last nighit hareo- mettic 1,res5UrO decreased conssidsrably over tise British Islsbe tisfl~ititg t s enraly inrcrisnig. The uliso are toetecly .E. t N X ?? n 'very variable in 5tregth Ssotv accmpaiedby ailin places, has bestsn ver goiseilon ur oassandin hesouth-east of Ersg- len ?? aout hss alln. igtning was observed 'fur Wi A 'nuTiEg w LLrns. ...

... MR,, BjjaGIT AND THE 1o/;IlGfl'Ly RE.'VIB 7lv. TO TiTh EDITOR OF TIE, TIMES. Sir-Sicec lily arrival in tonwi this afternoon I have seen tll correspondence beaded Mr. Bright and ?? Jer/a'ty/I Vi'c 'Ilis iher in ?? t ,iThis cf to-day) 5iid I should be obliged if you would insert at your tarliest COUVr5Oie thle following letter relating to it. Your obedient servant, HENRY D. SEi MOUR. r.S. I ...