... RAILW AY TRAFFIC RETURNS. I I I i I i in-ir WEEK THIS HALF-YEAR. Total Same lne, or Ieioelg I15WY. 1817, 18o. i.0 ear. 183. Dec. 1861 102 Briotaoi codfEzeter,, 696l 61711 90022 00211 2708 111 121 ?? -- -. - - 30 Sll Ca-nbiUDn ?? 2173 28011 30 307:11 11 180130l 130 C'Wliennfh U,08.& Pen - 600 - -- 31 - Coio Ier.ndlon, Ole Kim. 431 101 - - - 20 20 ileeside ?? - - 13 12 I LIhhes 00' Drugh(ll'Oa- ...

... MR. SIANSFELD, MRP, ON REFORAL Last. night, Mr. StijmsfcldMI, addressed his ecastitneictsl at the Odd-follows' Hall, Tialifitx, en the :Reform question. '[here wals a large atteadaicce. The chlair wasl Ocecipiefi by Sir M.caCaSiT2,LP., Ran lamongst those. onl ote platforns were ?? 11ev. WiM, (tilnior, incumbent of illingweortb, Mr. Aid, Cellilneon, Mr. Aid. -Brook, Lit. Binlus, Mr. Stancliffo, ...

... I LATEST NEW--- [REUTEImzS TmELEoitm,] AMERICA. (By Atlantic Telegraph.) NEW Yonrc, April 1, , The Supreme Court has subp uiaed cel a G a q.., and rope and Mr. Stanton to answer the Georgia next September. The Great EaFtern has sailed for Europe. The City of Boston has arrived out. ENGLAND AND SPA.IN. MADMtc), April IC Tho Council of State has confirmed the dei: the Prize Court of Cadiz, ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... LEEDS, APRIL 19, 1807. TDri EASTErI TUESDAY Rllncour DEMONSTRATION iN L:m ?? following latter hns beeu recoivod by Mr. l'i;bu Fintei, secretary to the Yorkshire Reform Dumon- stnitiou, fronl Mr. Baimcs, MP.:- Headingley Lodge, April 17, 18S7. MvB DEAn Sa,-Though I am almost bewildered by re (nt evecets is the Ilouso of Commons, yet at the trumpeit-call of reform, I must needs, like the old ...

... tim ENGINE DRIVERS' STRIKE. LEEDS Ablitratiodi Continues to be1 pronsinently advo- d by the men out on strikle as it meais of arrragilig f re-cnt ffiiVarfccs, an1d, iil thI event of this being re- i ,l1w the ompanry, there is the omntious prospect of a - et le a railwty traffic through1out the rby le withdrawal of tho vast arrmy of employve3 jsIO do daily duty on the intricate network of lines ...

... I-TA.IT.E1 UN:(JN.-I'LECTION OF' a GVAiVMLANS. I TO TIE1- E.DITOLS (Y lOlTH LEIE M flt2 GEiNTnai NF-If 'YcItr ColT rrspoiid~::II above 'sllhieft {t the Wsn'!t' ! ?? tII ettucid sith-01t-lsttter ?? lii A :it i -Iii V- I,-- I sloiould not lax-c 1hBad t neaitt izg itt ito truti!,l' - sonl nowt' L mnt; ?? It vpl~rsrs tiata it ?? C i-vespie~i'I' T'.s - elceftiit or pwaldtalls inl ?? i. i.H ...

... CONGREGATIONALISM iN CHTESHITIRE. On Wednesday flee annual Conferoiioo of floe 'fChesHire Union of Congregational Churches was hold at at T,1nutsfo0t. Tho morn'ling wa71s occupiedI with the proceed- 0 logs of thea Contference, anti in (bie eveotuz a pubilic Meet- C tog wits hati, at whichi the Rev, W. Urwviek, of Ilathierlow, read a paper on the statistics of Congiegationalismn in Cheshire. ...