... THURSDAY AfORL1ING'S TELEGRAPHIC PgEXPRESS. THE CRIMEA. The Times' correspondent at Vienna telegraphs or2. Wednesday, the 17th, that OGiar Pasha left Varna for Constantinople. Onl the 15th General Osten-Sacken reconnoitred irr force, and skirmishes were said to have taken place near the ruins of Inkersuanin. Constautinoplo news of the 16th, brought by the- Jura, to3lalta, says :-In a sortie ...

... EAST I I v aI I tE EAST RIDING TIMfES. AIWD [REGISTERED AT THE GENERAL POST-OFFICE FOR TRANSMISSION ABROAD.] FRIDAY, MAY 30, 1856. I I. - _ . I COLONEL LAKE and Captain THoMPsoN, two C of the brave defenders of Kars in the late war, may be expected to land in Hull somewhere about the latter end of the ensuing week. A t gentleman of the town has kindly handed to l us a letter addressed to him ...

... I GENERAL INTELLIGENCE r The Earl of Cardigan was mounted at the review on ~v Tuesday week on the chestnut horse which carried him e o0 successfully through the famous charge at Balaklava. Manchester has subscribed 229,022, Salford £3,775, and the Manchester Unity of Odd-Fellows £2,500 to the Patriotic Fund: of the thousands of persons who pro- tmised contributions, not one failed to pay. e ...

... TAKE CARE OF 'DOWB'! LORD PALMERSTON is unfortunate in his lieutenants. One of them, as we saw last week, startled the house from its propriety by defending a Government measure on Commu- niistic principles; and now another of them has occasioned what is called a scene in the House of Commons, by a sneaking attempt to lower the reputation of the Government's own e Crimean Commissioners, ...

... D_ wi 600bahsive been r ais'edby a raggsed school bazaar, n~ 'The goverinmet diver ?? has disoottered in e Hambow Z the bull of a ship supposed'to be the Anphion, d blown- cut the' 2ad of'Sotptember, 1796. PRIZE DRAWINGS.-The exhibition at the Bristol s *Fne Arrtsao`deY7df a ?? tho.prizoe s wotrks of. tho strdents in the vaous chons of art now hastb disited nthe great tovwn9 I-iroghoart the ...

... - LOCAL INTELLIG NOJ nd, Sr. MiBaHY'f OC)GAi.-TeThb Rev. J. Scott has received amt- the following donations towards the improvement of oh St. Mair's organ, during the 'past week:-T. Ward, bey Esq., £21 Mrs. 'Dnrxnij, '£1; Miss' Broadley, Welton von House, £5; J. Beadle, Esq., £2 2% sI. _ Cemrer C-tue;-'On Sunday morning and evening nd last, sermons connmemorative of the conseeratiois of this ...

... I The annual public meeting of the Hull Auxiliary hl Tract Society weas held on Monday evening, in the Public-rooms, and was numerously attended, the 11ev. \ John King, M.A., incumbent of Christ Church, in the chair. A large number of local clergy, dissenting ministers, and laymen appeared on the platform. es After singing and prayer, al The CHAIIRMAN briefly opened the proceedings, observing ...

... E U LL RAGGED AN D INDUSTRUAL SCHOOLS. The seventh annual' meeting was beld on Tuesday ar evening, in .the'~ Music Hall, Public Rooms, which was in filled to 'overflowing, the orchestral-which 'was at first pf eenped by the children' of: tile schoold-being, even es bortheir departure, partiall1y taken possession of by ki t&r mneeting, and the seats whlich they vacated, efteir the v( xApOrt, ...

... The Morning Post of Monday makes the following an serni-official announcement:- We are enabled to state 001 that a p otocol will be signed almost immediately at tic Vienna liy the ispresentatives of England, France, of Austria, and Russia, recording the fact of the acceptanoce of of the Austrian proposals by: the, cabinet Bof Russia, and Tt fixing a date for the opening of conferences 'upon ...

... rLEASURES OF MEMOQa Y AND H E .. In a lecture delivered -on FridaY evening last, at the Y, raornthly meeting of the Sabbath-school teachers in the it )lull Chu'rch:of; England und~y-sohool ssociation, so Ifrsfl Church ofEnglandSunday-shooPleAscatuei~on, ft and which paper was~ eiltitled, Tr lauo f a Ilemoryjand Hope peculiar to Sunday-sohool Teachlers',t ar thae author, Mr. HAWKI&S, observed ...

... I EDUCATIONAL CONUERNCOE. The first of the three general conferences, to' be held N ith a view of folly discussing the educational question in all its bearings, especially in, relationto the early age at which the children of the working-classes are removed from sobool, was held on Monday afternoon at Willisis. roorms, under the presidency of hs R to' l HigIness Priuoe Albert and a number of ? ...

... SECOND EDITION PACKET OFFICE, 2 F.M. (Telegraphic Despatch.) a_ INDIA. The French consul, at Calcutta, caned together all t' French iuhabitants and captains of French vessels, and desired them to furnish and equip armed men to watch a over the safety of the European community. The ti French and their families are taken on board the vessels, 'n and all Europeans are armed. 0 The accredited ...