... The Town Council met 0on Wednesday i t It tAte ,clohck, pursuant to adjournment, J. C. I :rker, Mtayor, Iin the chijnir. There were between tIweot iti, 1( memnbers present. The Tow Clerit having read over lb intsofI~ pro(ceeditlg5 .t the last nteting- 0mn~f5o Mr. Cresbarn moved the motion of wbieh Ile 1(11d ',i~e noltice, to thle effect that the resolution pa~seil on ile li referriog to ...

... TO THE MAYOR Or HULL. e! Si ,-For the last fewv years I bave spoilt somve weeks in eachi suinmer at this deligitithl wateriV9 place, but my fainily tav' tilways felt a drawback in, h]eir anticiplated ptcasouro' in Cons-equenes 0o' thle dltitzrs, deflay, and fineonvenjone at- tenioaiit onl erossiox Ilte rive r front Barton to hulli. 'rso toin this ago, I crossed Ov-er oroni Baurton to flieass, ...

... . VII)t wilaoll vart.0t0 L---L = , BUJLL, F'antv S'.'AEY, tl 9, S3, Our1 owls day, as well as gone-by times, continually. supliles us 1x ith proofs of te diner of pelmalitting I tat uciona deIIuu,0gU(!-'s to mnislead t~he people. I'hcy lay a rlu; preare thle mIntellt and xvhenl it seenms thenr interest so to do CO, s lire to the inlamiaie materials they ave boughttogether. All good citizens ...

... TI-HE FUNDS. ? I 'Trn h'idtt-y Stts1.- Mtfond.l Toe~ei i. Ban Srk Cnt Iea i9 I, s _ _ p per Cenit. Co . _ _ Cet. ' Ae 9tus, I 1 l24 ti17 no (I I'ells.r Ient Acount 92y. i' R + rw~zj lz~r('Llts S)!l- 9 :'') '' 1 t is I9 L )S~ t Ll 93 N41pew:r! C I.t . I rns s - li's d% shut c : per Collis q~z 9' porCoot. iqw r n I l l bias ,tov ;. ] S !ostjM 1tondi 4 N d~ai. j ~ 2'9 1, l9 Annnistieq p 3 5 4 ...

... FOREIGN, o Paspers from Now York to tue loth inst. inlsegive thle bri fparticulars of the tiost extens~ive fonrgery ever 15rown, ats it is wh r sai ti, i the United btales. Tue house of ileojamin Rtathb~itt, dis ofiBoltalo, Stopped paymnent onl the 3rdl ioot, for 2,800,00)0 we do Iars. when it was discovered that bills to thle aotunt ofSit 1,1300,00) dollars had heen forged and (Circulated ...

... ur in ie L.5' Jd ed xIf 3, t- .is )O Ir I - LI I ie d sa 1. It We have received the following communication from the father of the gallant Captain James Ross, which we lay before our readers with much pleasure, as the information it conveys is of a nature coinpletely to ex- culpate Capt. R. from any blame that might have been attached to him for having returned when he did fromn the Northern ...

... I . DOCK ACCOMMODATION. PUBLIC MEETING.. em A Public Meeting was held on Friday morning last, as at the Court-house, in compliance with a requisition grE which had been presented to the Mayor, to ascertain thE whether it is expedient, as a preliminary, measure, to fro maks propositions to the Dock Company for the sale ste and transfer of their property to Commissioners, for de] thle general ...

... I AGRICULTURAL REPORT FOR AU(CUST. The wheat harvest may nowr be said to ble vontchiedj ii' but the extrerne northern par-, of thle I tiod,. and, ' the Whole, it mutist be very successfully coniloudel 1T' somc farmers ill the districts wbevre tlb grait rip,, r, i Were disposed to begin perhaps a little before the pt,.itc perfect maturity of the ear; if either fearing, NO Ilnt believed, (their ...

... 11.. I . . . . Siims a nod Cap'tains. Promn TA 21 -Plantur, Do eg Barustaplol. Petersburg Thorp, Davis Ifull . Riga George Palmer, Jlackson . . Itull . letersburg Eliza, (irard . London . . Merneil Sophie, Schlor . letersblorg. Mll X. I., Clo*gh . .. London . Petersburg Garn)et, Akiestor . Petersbu~rg . ...

... IMPROVEAfENT IN DENTAL SURGERY. I. To thc ElditaoTbr fle Iull lPacbet. Mn. EDiTon,-When a great antd very essentisil insprovelmelot is .accomplished is at science or art, teoriogu tol the benefloit tit the~ humas in sily, the promulgati°n liad publicity' ofoich improvement is duo as well to tile public ats to him that miahes it--With those views I wouil respectfifily request, as all act t ...