... (Fi . ?? Loxtiox REVOl'olTERi.) (o c L o LoNDO, Tuesday. A riieetin-f of theo shiareholders of this blaik was Id t ?? Teolidon TavieTi this afternoon, for thoe purpose j eiisrilg UtC ?? of the committee appoainteod at the ihidere iriectuin, held on the Ith October last. Mr. h f.ioiaso\ in tho ebalr. Tho report, which hau been published in the dfocui'y, 15 t;ulktn us read. TIlle CILUlintN ...

... THE LEEDS MERCURY. I TnEIIE is some reason to believe that the | I Spanich Governmoeut has returne&d a satisfactory reply - - . . . . 1 .. .. . I ;to LonD SraNLEv's despatch about the Queen Victoria. It will be seen that the fuller account of Gm:ncaE CALonoa.'s speech respecting the Tornado case pub- lipsed to day is much less truculent in tone than the telegraphic summary given a few days ago ...

... Tire will of Sir Arthur Charles Magenis, G.CQ B., formel ui-ly 'y er Ma jesty's Envoy Extraord inary anld Millister i-hi ipoteritiery at rhe Court of Sweden, terarwads ?? 1It ?? I'Jlenitotetttiary at Lisbon, au(t lately usiding at Dover-stirAt, Piceadilly, WaS pr,'ed in [sinisti on ?? 23, by the executors, Lowry Vesey Balfour, I' g, of tile Chief Seeretary's office, Dublin, anld Edward ...

... THE LEEDS MERCURY. THE Spanish Council of State has confirmed I I the decision of the Prize Court of Cadiz declaring the I seizure of the Queen Victoria to be illegal. This approval was to be expected as a matter of coarse. The Talt 21att Gazetle says that LoAnD STrXavY declines for the present to press upon the Spanieh Government the question of indemnification in the case of the crow of the ...

... ALDERMAN CARTER AND CATEOLIC POLICEMEN. TO THE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS ME' RCURY. GrETLeMr NtM y I ?? you to give publicity to the enclosed letter i A report widely eilcoulatedlamiongst Catholics, and generally believed IS' stte ta lie w ould oppose any Catholic'seadmnission into the police force. This Was stated to me on uchh clerical authority that I was, haimgied smauc surprised. I found thee ...

... LEEDS, APRIL 16, 1807. The Earl and Coltmess of Derby leave St. James's-square to-day, for Roehamptou, for the recess. YORnSUIRe UNION OF MEECHANICS' INSTITUTES, -Thethirlieth anual ?? of delegates frosl thle Associated Institutes will take place at tastleford, on Wednesday, June t2th. Mr. E. Baines, M.P., will pre- side. At the annual dinner the chair will be taken hy Mr. T. Austen, president ...

... LEEDS, APRIL 20, 1867. The Queen's birthday 'will bo kcept onl the 25th of May. MR. STANSFELD, MP.-Yeaterday mnorning a deputation from the Halifax Branch of the Reform Leaguo, consistiug of Mr.,Woodhead, the secretary; Mr. Thouep3on, the chairman of the King Cross branch; Mr. T. Scar- borough, Mr. Nioholl, and Mr. Henry Horefall, had an interview with Mr. Stansfeld, 1f.P. The moro immaediate ...

... A WILY'UL KING. Murion, April 8. Evrry tirranigoront had beers rinide for the King's depeirturo for Rome, when yesterday the journey Vw.eB suddt] ly put off. Despatches had been received h4,ich broughlt informatiirn that seemned to diiuitish the hopes tor the nionitertalnco of peace, and Prince Holealohe wint lit once to the King, though it was already late, to endt-avour to persuade him at so ...

... TIHE LUXEMBURG QUESTION, -Maxittittr, April Ie The following deciarlation upon thle L16x burg tqiesttitll flow lies for sign:attor ?? thts Te VIa 1f thi8 city. It Ls tidrawn up by the Chief BUrgomsnter 3 AfLnheint, a member of the Baden. Chamber of De' p* ned Town Couneillor Laisey:- ?? of ti.o past year have ren ilele bands which the Germanic Confederation lial C 0 aroitl the States of ...

... LATEST NEWS0 tintER' ofi adaoLLEorteuOL&M ar .] Th aio vh ?? ?? 1cre ccie iln l Elrj'lyu'.Fute b FRANCE. bI PAnts, April 1:; . t] ID t-.3ays sitting of the Legislative Body, the o ?? ll ill relating to imprisonment for debt was s 3lptd l by 112 to 97 votes. c S he bill conferring a ponsion on M. do Lamartine pissed by 'llS to 24 votes. c Tle .1-,i0 ?? is to LJ prosecuted for having 1: . ...

... 'e i(ern the Tall Jald Oa-ette.) ly .s, There seems to be reason to hope that ve are in not to fight the Spaniards after all. The news, if true, is le on every account good, for, though there can be very M little doubt as to the result of an open war between Spain ht and England, there is room for the very greatest doubt as 3d to our getting any good wvhatever from it in any event e which ...

... THIE EPISODE IN FRIDAY'S DEBATE. Tbe followvifg corresponepeasa appean in the TO THE EDITOR OF, THE TIMES. Sir,-Mr. Osborne having stated on Friday night, during mv absence from thoe House of Commons, and without notice, that I had said to Mr. Dillwyn that I undertook as a gentleman and a man of honour to press upon the Cabinet the desirability of adopting Mr. Hibbert's amend- ment, and, ...