... I H[JULL TOWN COUNCIL. -- I A meeting of the Town Council of Hull was held in . the County Court-hoes3 (the Council-chamber being unfit for use), at a quarter-past two o'clock yesterday , afternoon. In the absece of the mayor, Mr. Ald. Bannister was called upon to preside. The minutes of the last meeting wera read and con- firmed. The money orders and the minutes of the respective committees ...

... LATEST NEW S.l BY E[.EOTRIO AND ITERNlATIONAL TELSEGtAPIH. OrIcEs, TzMPRL BUILDINGS, SW SzwEE . THE WAR. RUMIOURED REVERSE OF GARI- BALDI. The Hurtd's Turin and Paris correspondents state their belief that Garibaldi has met with a reverse in attacking Urb~an. The news of a great battle on the MlinCio is daily ex- -pected in -Paris. THE AUSTRIAN AND ALLIED MOVEMENTS. IMIARSEILLIS, Tuesday. ...

... dart RA official. The Queen held a chapter of the Most Noble Order of the Garter on Tuesday afternoon at Buckingham Palace. Soon after three o'clock the Queen was conducted by Viscount Sydney (Lord Chamberlain) and the Earl of St. Germans (Lord Steward) to the white drawing-room. Her Majesty wore her mantle as Sovereign of the Garter, toge- ther wvith the collar of the Order. The mantle was ...

... Is the brevity aud the meagreness of the Speech which her MAJESTY delivered yesterday afternoon to be accounted for on the supposition that as it is not improbable the' ceremony of inaugurating a New Parliament will have to be repeated' speedily, there was no use in wasting many words ? Or are Ministers so determined upon a stand-up fight with the Opposition that they have intentionally turned ...

... The usual weekly reeting of the Watch Comrmittee was hem yestorday, the Chairman (Alderman Manign) pridiog. Oni Gus matter worthy of notice occupied the attention of. the getiterzef present, and this had relation to the question mooted at the two precedinglmeetings, relative to the swearing of apprafseri In ieA- ations of distress, and the consideration of which was defeyred ti order .that the ...

... IhMPERIAL PARL UA ?? . .1ROM oE'R OWN REPO.RTERS. |,I tBY MAGNC TELU00AP.] at HOUSE OF LORDS. u FRIDAY, JUNE 10. H The Lord Chapcellor took his seat eat five c cloeA, i THE MILITIA. In repv o a question I Lord. =OSLYN statei that no Enfield rifles had | been'~ issted to any ihilitia regiments except those w which had been re-embodied. It was, however, 'in- m tended by the Commander-in-Cbief ...

... I TURIN, MAY 24. 'ifiogi~ejf h midst of armns, with wvar- out soga we alte viitoy upose the at ?? fare around us, oetniustnt s Itca n a is sitting still with her hans in her lap. Napoleon ?? is compelled at ?? to devote his attest- tion quite ats muchll to politics as to ilit . You are. aware that Lord Deirby has taken'it jutois head to protect in a particishirmanner thme exiled Grand Doke ...

... i WilY ARE WE ARMING? One of the speakers in last week's debate, ) alluding to our foreign policy, argued, with a more plausibility thais soundness, that this country is guilty of a gross inconsistency as a a neutral Power in hurrying on her defensive 0 armaments. It is notorious that our warlike t preparations, though of a purely defensive character, have been commenced in conse- quence of ...

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... LORD DJERBY ON THE MINISTERIAL DEFEAT. not HAe MAJESTY'S MINISTERS attended a banquet given at the Au Merchant Tailors' Hall, on Saturday evening. Sir J. has Palcington responded to the toast of the Navy, and the prr Earl of Derby to that of Her Majesty's Ministers. 'His soc Lordship, after a few introductory remarks, said:- If at DiE any time in a man's political life these manifestations of ...

... THE WAU. THlE BIATTLES OF PALESTRO. TuniN, Ma~7 31.-A fresh victory has been gained by Oar top.At 7 o clock this morning 253,030 Austrians endeavoure to retaketh position of Paleatro. The King, commanding the fourth division inVerson, and General Cialdini at the heal of the ~r- 3d Regiment of Zouaves, resisted thes attack for a COnSidle.,ble Ir time, and then, after having successfully ...

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