... POST OFPIoE NOTIoM-The office at Caroline-street is now open for money order business. Residents in I the neighbourhood should request that orders sent to thsem be made payable at that office. VOTES OF YORKiSHIlE MEMBERs--The following * members voted (in committee) on the clause in the Mutiny Bill in favour of falgging: -Ayes-(220)-Ad- mi aluncome, Colonel Duncombe, Sir H. Edwards, 9Lord ...

... YIEPUTAnION-OFV IIED REFORM LEAGUE I TO T-HE CHANCELLOR OF THE EX- I CHEQUER..- A deputation of about 200 members of the Reform | League had an interview with the Chancellor of the Exchequer on Tuesday afternoon, at his official residence. He stated that a temporary, but severe indisposition of Lord Derby prevented him from re- ceiving the deputation. He (Mr. Disraeli) however, had come for ...

... LEEDS. The traffic ili the North-Eastern Railway system C isl steadily recovering from thle great shock it received onl Thursa lost by the strike of the origins-drivers and 0 stokere, end if the number of applicants desirous of fillirig the vacant posts he any criterion, it -will ore long have V resumned its ordinary dimeuisioce, Tlrroughoert the whole of yesterday the office of Mr. Tolrnetoee ...

... ?? tse City Artic/e of the Tipn's.) The course of the Brightonir StOckhloltl~ra Ol Tuesday wvill doubtless sliuje that oft thle jrrIn~ ao other lines. Instead Of ?? froml the claews. qe niske smtall investments in orderte talk at piulic lltmcii, and who aire iuvuriably swamped not only hytl V,~ iii band, but by the imnpatience6 Of all tile busithe ' psesent, it has been summioned to dcii ...

... ILATEST INuEWSt 3 [Mrrn's TELG-as]I FRANCE. PAnis, April 8. In to-day's sitting of the Legislative body, M.M. Farre, Lambrecht, and Jossoau made several demands for leave to question the Government relative to the Grand Duehy of Luxemburg. The President of the Chamber announced that he had received a decree authorising the Minister for Foreign Affairs to make a declaration to the Senate and ...

... LATEST N VW, S ?? [ Tzram to FREANCE.C ill PAns, April I,. Dr Reportirte have been current of the arret of Priil;.ii is oflfcers i ' tie Frencli authorities ?? Tlionville, arid ef ;h the arust (it Frcueh officers at llayenec and Laiduea ar These r; 'at 'ire declared to be withouat fan'idatioa s It is ai 1!1 unced that the LEmperor and Elllpre.s ci ? Rumeia riiisortly proeeed to IKissingen to ...

... A CHAIRMAN WANTED FOR THE NEW WATE RWORK9 COMMITTEE. On Monday a meeting of the new Waterworks Committee was held at the Town Hall for the purpose of electing a . chairman and transacting other business. The members present were Alder- man Gresham, and Councillors Chapman, Boulter, Bellamy, Willows, and Rayner. Aldernman Gresham was elected to the chair 17ro tem.-Mr. Boulter proposed that Ar. ...

... THE LUXEMBURG QUESTION. (fl'ess /IC ejsd(ejendanee 11clyr.) Pessimist ideas have decidedly regained tfli nscendant in Paris, and apprehonsions have redoubled. We notice this regrettable direction in which tho public mind in France is again turned, but if we had to indicate the causes we should be greatly embarras3ed. The fact is that the public has continued to renmain in the moast abso- lute ...

... AMERICA. Nnwsm Yo9:r, ltarch 23. One of the at symptoires of the recovesy by the outlsertiers of their V4;he reason was afforded by a meet- iug *f coloured pople Whia was held in Columbia, Ssuth Ctio, ?? of lest week, and Whicle was ad- C&sseedl8, b' tlths sod a b-hite speal ers from the saein 5rtfturL. I- is true that this is a pleurirnetion which hias 1neuesnwit -ilebeforei; .ee peculiarity ...

... -LATEST NEWs [IRt'UMR's TrLEGa .r ] FRANCE. IPoccedines Iliav been instituted ajcaicv tti , 1j a .i, ,jt. for an article published in ite . tcrdea' evening. I'be bureaux of the Senate havr, - demnands for lea\ e to qnestiou the Gt v 0:1 tL, subject of Luxembburg, but the tenbeb.r 'Ih, to make these interp, 4ations hlave m ,, their intention, in orii r Lot to impu ill .i action of the Governw, ...

... CAtUSE LIST. The Cause List contains 87 causes-19 of them being marked for special juries. The following is the list, with the result of the causes already dispooed of:- No. Plaintiff. Defendant. CauseofAction, Result. l. Jlolroyd . Wood ?? to ?? whdwn 2. 2aintthewo . Bennett and ano. .. Do. Plaintif, 403. 2. C'o wther ?? Nettleton and ano Replacvin ?? Plaintiff, £4. 4. W ade ?? Hobson ?? ...

... IIR COLERIDGE'S INSTRUCTION. A special meoting of Liberal members assembled i thoe fe-room of the Rouse of Commons, at two o'clock oni Monday afternoon, to consider the expediency of a new change iu hile course of action on the Reform Bill. The chair was taken by the Hlonourable Owen Stauley. The following nro the names ot the members present. Illstilgs RUsyell. Sir E. T. Colebrooke. ...