... LATEST NEWS$ [Ruu'rIna' TRL'OBAMBA Fl',.ANCEt. APAdIs, Jan. 21. The Ftrawe of this evening says that tho Government is preparing a senutas rcosd(taan, granting to the Senate powcrs corresponding with the reforms recently decreed, and giving it a larger share in legislation, This evening's journals express themselves generally in favournblo terms on the subject of the docreoe of the 1lth inst., ...

... The uslual inostbly meetiing of the Council was held in the Saloon of St. George's Hlall, yesterday after- noon, the Mayor in the chair. A memorial was read from a number of influential burgesses, complaining of the bad state of the pavement in ninnly of the principal streets of the town, and also of the want of anu olliciut mede of cleansing the thoroughfares, and suggesting that effectual ...

... T - - -- - - fRLrEan'A TELEOU.AMS.1 AMERICA. ARRIVAL OF T11M AUSTR.ALASIAN. (Vii Queenstown.) NLew Yoax, Jall. 9, Morning. The Ilon. Dlr. Ashley, of Ohio, has offered a reea. lution in the House of Representatives to impeach President Johnson under charges of gross abuse of the veto, theappointing, and thepardoningpowers, ofcorrupt disposition of ptulic property, and of interfering nwith the ...

... LEEDS, JANUARY .3, 1867, TnE RESUMPTION oF FULLTRnAnIC oN TrM LEEDS AND BiLeDncoIa 1IAii.wAy-Tho passonger and goods traffic on the Leeds and Bradford, and the Skipton sections of the Midland Railway, as it existed previous to the flood in November, is resumed this morning, and the whole of the trains are crow running at the hours specified in the com- pany's large tinre tables. Considering ...

... LEEDS, JANUARY 25, 1867. i B I\ Tns Tour. OF MR, HARVEY AND MRi. 13RSWIN TussnOUcot JA31ATCA.-Wa aire glad to alnuolaoe that the paniplhlet meetioned by Mr. IHarvcY at the broakfist'given to hin a few days ago, has been plublishied by Mr.A. W. Bennett, of Bishepegate-street Without. Tilue pamphlet bears the following title, I'Jamaica in 1866. A narrative of a tour through the island, with ...

... THE KING OF ITtALY made a short speech on Sunday to the deputation from the Lower House charged to present the Address in reply to the Speech from the Throne. His Majesty said that two great questions now remained for Italy to resolve -the question of the finances and the question of Rome. He honed that their financial difficulties would soon be surmounted, and that the statement about to be ...

... ' THE MEMB.BRS FOR SOUTH STAFFORD- SHIRE AND THEIR CONSTITUENTS. Some dissatisfaction having arisen among the more advanced Liberals of South Staffordshire with refer- ence to the votes given by the members for that division on the late lleform Bil], the Wednesbury branch of the Reform Loague a short time ago issued circolars inviting the electors to a Conference to consider the conduct of ...

... The attempts which have been made to displace the steam engine by other motors have extended over a long series of years. The subject has attracted the attention and en- listed the willing labours of very able meft in all parts of , the civilized world, and it is possible that no others part-P met of sciene lits been more fully and fairly investigated, both practically and theoretically, thae ...

... M/1ISCELLANEOTTS. The filigt lion. S. Walpole arrived in town on SatsirdIIA, horn Cambridge. Th~e directors of the Midland ?? have pro- hibited thle sale of cigrirs at all the refreshurent roomlsiupon their s~stein. 'Alto Upiifrd Stn fee 6'rrzeltr states, in regard to the Thirira mid Kirwcee prize ruoney, that [the rolls are not yet Corlldete, tatd ?? the distribution of the prize iib e b le ...

... THE IfEARFUL DISASTER IN REGENT'S PARK. &J{EAT LOSS OF LIFE.1 Fnios ouit LOvNDON IRiti0oiiva] LozinoN, Wiedinesday Afternoon. The caid calamity which the metropolis hoard of with horror last night as the darkness caine down and shrouded it, has riot assuniet ii more satisfactory aspect sirsee the 1 EuiJ rose. Fsorn the experience one has to-day derived as i E. Spectator of the attempilts to ...

... COLONIAL REPR.ESENTATION IN THE IMPERIUAL PARLIAMENT. TlO TILE ED~ITORiS OFE THEI LEEDS AfERCURY. GENTLEMEN,-As ant ietttcint to revive the old 'nilject of colonial ?? in the uixperiaif PariatIi- nwu-t hus ?? becau annieit li-re, I. wouldi feel Obliged ii pol mould give pilace inl your coluartis to thle followuing ?? J reply inatle to tliit proposail by the, lion., Joseph Ihowo, iii the Aet a ...

... I HUDDERSFIELD WORKING MEN'S I I CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION. t INAUGURAL BANQUET. Yesterday evening the inaugural banquet of the fluddersfield Working Mou's Cotiservative Association was held in the Philosophical-ball, Hudderflold, and was largely attended, many having to be accommodated in the Assombly-room during dinner, the ?? being iunl. At the meeting after the dinuer, W. E. HRnST, Esq., ...