... TEE UPE lCAL COMMISSION FOR ENCLISH FT1HERIES. CAR.rISLEi, Saturday. The Comnissioners resumed thoei inquiry this n'orning at lO..YO, Mr. P.ruersox in the chair, the other Ccn.rniseioners being Captain Spratt aud Major Scott. 'The Coumissioners have at length got through tbe list of claims for poke nets in the Sulway Frith and Eden. Sevcral other Claims were put in last evening after the dis- ...

... THIE CESSION OF RUSSIAN AMERICA. Tlhe treaty -which hns just heell -alified by tho Senate of the United States, by which Russia gives uip her American poeseesions for a pecuniary consideration, tioes not appsear to have heens received on its first announlcem~ent witll tnytllitg like eisthnsinssm by the miore respectable of the New York papers. The 11CD s'o, Pt 'Tias s, which is on ithos whole ...

... --a THE RE, OLUTION I jHATI Advices received by the WVest India mail br-i full particulars of the revolution which h1. bee; - fully accomplished il the island of Ilayti, The revel- Port-au-Prance, onl the night of the 2n'd of Febraoia. having lseen quelled (as reported ?? this lat uill) ?? tranquillity restored, it appears that On the followiuw President '3eifrard resolved to abdicate : loon ...

... LOCAL AND GENERAL, LEEDS, AP1IL 10, 1867. Tia Drvrscoee ON Fiti).-iY Nmi'R.-Tho namne oi (Ccl. Crosilnd was omitted from our list of anh3sat Liberlb who did llnot pair. lhe Ion, Gentleman is absent on h ave On ?? of illness, FUNERtAL SEiuscn18 ON TIHE L.ATE PREV. WM.A JAME.s -By alplpdititnient of the Utilitil Prebyteriii P'res8t.'tt'y ouli Newcaetle-ors-Tvre, tire Rev. James Cilrietie, of ...

... LONDONAND NORTH-VWESTERN RAILWVAY. A special niceting of the company was held on Saturday, at His Euston-square terminus, for the purpose of considering various bills pending in Parliament, several of which are promoted by the London anid North-Western themselves, others of which are jointly promoted with. other companies, and a third-class comprises bills of otlier companies requiring the ...

... 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 ...

... (Froa Tall alali Gazette.) If we could believe that the (lecision which was come to in the Hattse of Commons on Friday night was the outcome of a full and independent consideration of the qucstion before it, we should protest our disagreement with the verdict, ind(ee0d, but we should have come conteutment ill bowilng to it after all. But watching the way in which the questionwas disposed of, ...

... TrHiE WEATHER. MONDAY.-There has oeen a consider'ldle de- creraul of barometrical pressure sinCO Saturday orrliiilg; it is now least in telio nolth-east, but ;S rising in tle south. Temperature has not varied mnuch, but the winds have become more north0erly, with considerable increase of force. Rain has been very prevalent, with thunder and hail on the east coast. Weather is generally cloudy. ...

... FROM OUTR LONDON CORRESPONDENT. LO-,DON, Monday. Mr. Disraeli Avolo his first genuine triumph on Friday night. Hitherto he has had tlho satisfaction of being a Cabinet Minister, he has had the inortification of i being twice driven from power, but he nevor bofore had I the joy-to him real enough-of winning a decided victory s over his party opponents, and over a loader liko Mr. Glad- t stone. ...

... THE DIVISION ON FRIDAY NIGET. The London correspondent of the Scotsman gives the following graphic account of the scene in the Cenimone on Friday night:- The question was put, and, like two peals of thundor, caine the response Aye and No! P When tise num- heis soe at all evenly bialanced it is a point of etiquette for the chair to decide in favour of the Government of the d(y. So Mr. ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...