... THE BRADFORD BRIANOH OF THE REFORM LEAGUE. TVe executive of this branch are strenuously exerting themselves to extend the operations of the branch into the thickily-populated districts around Bradford, by the formation of auxNiliaries, each having its ownv officers n(l committee. These auxiliarics, althoug. making their districts independently of the central organisation ih Bradford, will be ...

... FOREI|GN AND CO:LONIA~L. FRANCE. THE OlPENING OF THIE CHAMBERS. Palas, Feb. 15, 7 a~m. The Chambers were opened yesterday at one o'clock, by the Emperor, ins the Salle des Elate of the new Louvre. The gellery connecting the 'l'aslerce with this p si'ce is not yet finished, rand the Emnperor and Empreisshad to proceed in State carriages througls the P lace du Cairrosseel to the Pavilion Denon ...

... |LATE ST NEWS, i.0 . ARTRIVAL OF THE ASIA. LI n YORK~, Jan. 31, Evenina L, President Johnson has vetoed the Nebraslr L, Bill, princip~ally en the grounds that negro sauffra,, ?- is enacted as a condition for admuission, witile the itregu~lationl of the suffrage was a right fud1 op2tional wsitht the people of Nebraska, h Mir. Seward has wvrittell to Mr- Motley, tlt4 e Federal Mlinister at ...

... (lEasio the' Stan ders d. Lord D~erby's s ursportors, to thle nmmber of isbout t 2>30, assemnbled at his oiticial residence ous Monday, shortly f afttertw oo'clock. Hlis Lordship, inu a speecch of sosnelenlgth, laid before the meeting the details of the Reform Bill r which the Go0vernment were prepared to introduce, and n wh'3irls corresponded with the programmes set forth in Mr. t Disrneli's ...

... 81R WM. HUTT, MA?., ON THE REFORM I II]?OLTJTIONS. j 8~ir Win. fluff suet his cocestitlenlts at Gatos- beald, on Thursday, to explani hsis viewvs ciilisth question of irfucin -I hoard with thle greatest g7ratificaltion that Lordl Derby, entirely breokinlg with the pasit, hadl come to tihe' detercninatious to bring the subject of Parliamentary l~efoici to a final and estsiaslaory conclusion. ...

... PERSONALITY OF THE PRDESS. Esroe thue Daily Rkws.) The Drogress of reform is reflected hi the lan- guago of its opponents. Failing argument, they descend to calusmny. If the advocate of measures distasteful to them is a workman, he is depicted as a good-for-nothing fellow, who has tried various trades and failed in each, and who, having been dismissed by master after master, and from ...

... FOREIGN AND COxOzNIAJtc ITALY. FcolcnNCw, Feb. 3. The Iticasoli Cabinet is upon its last legs. Its great trump card has proved a failure; its e/ts's'csl da befcs ills has broken down sender it. Tho ChambOr will not beer of its 1ree Church and EcclesiastiCal Liquidation Bill; the Jinceaux have rejected it almost with indignation, some of theni without even deigning to ?? it. It is condemued ...

... LjOCAAN]) GENERA~L LEEDS, FI3BRUARY 0,. 1807. A Cabinet Council will be hold to-day. Mr. W. Gray, of York, ha~s been appointed by lae H igh Sheriff to be the Under-Sheriff for this county- tnt eppitl~~;ziuelt he hatts lung hekld unider vartious sisrieval ties. The Hligh-Sheriff has likewise appointed the Rev. Canon Paget, of W4elton, to he his chaplain. LOEDON AMP Nonni-WENFERN 1hnLWAy,-mhC ...

... PFENIAN OUTBREAK. IN KERRY. (2ifrt)eu f/is Blies1.rpressJ. ?? alarm wvas created ine thec public 3 mind by the receipt, on Thursday, of a telegram from xllarney, announcing ass actual rising of a number of D Penises inthat locality. It would appear that a body of men, numbering over 300, have been in aimed possession i of that part of the country extending from Killarney to ?? sciice Sunday ...

... Tt TICORB3O! RO &ANCE ,- I r i WRE AND A. W, JYsRY -. The more one attempts to unravel the myaterisdn6 chain of circumstances that go to melke up tbc ?? of the baronetage Which has for several months bswilddkc *the'English public, thel'inor6 difficualtI it becomes td al'rj lit nyh'conclusith ats 't the etrdibiity of 'the wefoderfil storvy related by the recently-rnivld burly butcher from tbe ...

... MLSCEIEOTIS. On ?? draesday afternoon, Mr. James BttllttO5tiflO, tue well-known a, titer as s etch songs, was presealteil aa ilL three beautiful1y?executea marble busts of himself and Mrs. and Miss l3allautiaae. At as general meeting of the Royal Scottish Acaiemy of Fainting, Sculpture, and Architecture, held in the Labre r?, of the Academy, on the 11th instant, John tscp, sculptor, was ...

... THE LEEDS MERCURY. |TILE Iumperial G-overnmlcnt of Austria b s conirnunicated to the Eevora1 Diets a mle8.ilg tti forth the reasons which hadl appeared to justify j icalin rg of the extraordinary meeting of the ilcieber ith nand annoulncing that that meeting is now abaorlen T and the conatitutional Reicharath wilt as3enwlql ?? ?? on the 18th March. Anl Iniperial rescript ?? 17th, announces ...