... FOREIGN AMEND COLONIAL. FRANCE. Tho Governn5ent, through the HIaval Jithographic ttgen(,, has .ellt to 1i1 tieo provincial journials a ln-mifsito Ylstitcll to preparss the public siinsi for iminaffliiitte war. Thle enature Of the relatioons of the Ifavas agency with the C(overnisent is so notorious that it is needloss to ?? %I on tile enitirely otlicial character of tho circular article, ?? is ...

... W1HAT THE REFORM BILL WILL DO IN I THE COUNTIES. (Proan the Chrasicfe.) 'When boltsehoid suffrage is enjoyed in the boroughs, what stand can be made against the dmamnd for it in countiesP The Whig theory used to be that the borough Members represeuted the occupiers, and the county members the owners of England. 'The application of this theory to the Reform Bill of 1832 was umarred by tile ...

... MR. EnBnxn'r's AmENDMENT.-ThO compound- C iug landlord is a mnis who, in considerattion of takingr upon hisneelf the responsibility of the rate for all Lie Louses-in consideration of making good to the parish the payment of absent or defaultine tenants-is permitted ,to pay for good an d batil teniants alike some 25 tier cant. I less thsn they are all alike rated at. The theory is that ho ie ...

... I GENERAL AGRICULTURAL REPORt FOR | A PRIL. I l Although considerable quantities of rain have fallen in most parts of the United Kingdom, th e accounts from the leading districts in reference to the young wheats are very favourable. Out-door farm labours hive been much interrupted owing to the excessive nioistire; but, on the whole they are in a forwvard state. Barley, as well as most other ...

... We are informed that although the engine drivers on strike in the Leeds district are as determined as ever not to retuln to work until their claims are conceded, they are desirous that sone of their brethren should suffer in auy way by their action, and that they, at a mieeting held last night, passed a resolution discountenianing the project of a gencral strike. It is also stated that the men ...

... THE LEEDS MERCURY. 4 ThE news from the Continent h has suddenly become much more pacific. Prussia has accepted the I -1 1- A - AA 1- A AAA.- 4- A I; 8 proposal for a conference, and has agreed to abide by its decision, on certain conditions. It scorus that a neutral Power-we believe England-had proposed that Prussia should evacuate and destroy the fortress of Luxemburg, and that then a ...

... THE LEEDSJ MERCURY. TuE KNIX OF PRUSSIA opened the Chamber at Berlin yesterday. The Royal speech, contrary to expectation, contained no direct allusion to the Luxenm- burg question. The King repeated what he said at the closing of the Federal Parliament about the united power of the nation guaranteeing to Germany the bles- sings of peace and the effectual protection of her rights; but he added ...

... FROM OUtR LONDON CORREzjPONDENT. LONDON, Monday. Yesterday brought news which opi~ned in little cfevice iu the threatening gloom, and siowed beyond a lare cbainc of preserving peace. The lfiorts of the three powevrs--EngIand, Austria, and Russia, and of England especiall', so it is allirrued-hirve indiued both Framee Fmid I'l issia to isibmit their quarrel to a fiuropean Court. At Grst Couni ...

... LATEST NEhyx ?? TerLEon.x1,j THE LUXEMBURG QUESTTIr IMPORTANT CHANGE IN TJI SITUATION. Prussia accepts the invitation te a -. will not agree beforehand to the condition. re, the neutralieation and razing of the fortrcis rT burg and the withdrawal of her troops conference, however, settle the altore tern Prussia would also agree to them on their execution be placed under European - PAnas, April ...

... FOIZEIGN AGRICULTURAL GOSSIP. There is not imuch of general miomient to record from France, Agricultural intelligence does not abound jut at present. :as the general interest is centred in the Universal Exhibition, the district State exhibitions, or the competition of fat stock, Before saying something about these latter contests, we may observe that the first series of the cattle shows at ...

... ADDRESS TO THE ARCHBISITOP OF YORK I I IN REFERE~LNCE TO RITUALISM. The following address to his Graee the Lord Archbishop of York, Primate of England and Metropoli- tan, has been numerously signed by the clergy and chareh- wardens:- W we, tho undersigned clergy and churehwardeas, in the city of York, desire respectfully to approach your Grace, ancl to tender our thanks for the ?? and ...

... TIHE INSURRECTIONARY MOVEMENT IN I ROME. I RoMn, April 20, During the night of Saturday-Swinay, Aprili6-7, while I was absent from Rome amongst the mountains, a very remarkable manifesto, containing the programme of the most advanced section of Roman Liberals, whose leaders have formed themselves into a board of direction, styled, l I Centro d'Insurrezione, was posted up in conspicuous ...