... I FRANCIS. PARis, Nov. 17.-It appears from an official report that the yield of the lasat harvest is about 10,000,00§ lhectolitres below the average yield, and that up to the present time 3.600,000 hectolitres; ?? haebe imported into France, r aebe M. Drouny de L'Huys has replied to the lasi note of Count Nesselrode. His friends say that he professes to regard the note as pacific, but remarks ...

... AND EAST RIDING TIfES. [REGISTERED AT THE GENERAL POST-OFFICE FOR TRANSMISSION ABROAD.] FRIDAYS SEPTEMBER 7, 1855, OuR Protestant church is a part of the recognised constitution of England. Its Arch- bishqps and bishops, as such, have seats in the highest councils and courts in the kingdom. Hence it has always happened that in nearly all social meetings of English gentlemen, the eccle- ...

... The ollwin isthetex ?? of Alliance betwee her Majesty, ?? of Austria, and the Emperor of the French, signed at Vienna, Dee. 2, 185' (presented to both losioes of Parliament by conmmanr& of her Majesty), and laid on the tables of both houses om Friday night: (Translation.) 4 Her Majesty the Queen of tile United Kingdom of Grea, t lhritain and Ireland, his Majesty thle Emperor of Austria, andr~ ...

... UniUe Yesterday, an adjourned quarterly meeting was held, he -b the mayor (W. -1. Moss, Esq.), in the chair, belie- .The minutes of the proceedings of' the various committees, befor badl, in compliance with the resolution of the last meeting', with been placed in the hands of each member, toso days prior to the notic mneeting, Maya THE PROPERTY COMMITTEE AND TilE CLERK c00nvS OF THE PEACE. ...

... I I The sihipping returns of the Board of Trade for NIsovetaber shew a great augmentation, corresponding I with ths~t of the exports, Ai FIELD. MARSIEIALS-.-The United Service Magazine U announces that the baton of Field-Marshal is about to, fa be conferred on the Commanider-in-Chief, and on Lords di: Seaton and Gough, SC, Ten firms in Huddersfield have given £695 towards ?? the erection of ...

... FOREIGN INTELL GENCE. i ! FRANCE. The Emperor Napoleon has sent to the Emperor Alexander II. a magnificent copy of the Inlitation de Jesus Christ,. printed in Paris. A copy of this work FL was purchased in 1865, for the library of St. Petersburg, at a cost of 6,O00f. The nmperor of Russia, it is said (in a letter from Ber- lin), will visit the Emperor Napoleon in the course of next month or ...

... I FOREIGN INTELLIGEWFJ l RUS$IA. The Posemp Occete contsins advic6e from Warsaw, stating that at the great ball given by the nobility the i Czar announced his intention of granting an anwesty to E the Polish refugees abroad, with few exceptions. PRUSSIA. .4 DEBaRL,, MAY 28.-The Emperor Alexander II. isa expected to-morrow evening to Join, the royal family at Sans Sonci. The Czar's visit, as a ...

... SPROATLEY. At the petty sessions, held on Monday, the 26th inst., before William RIaines, Esq., M. J. Grimiston, Esq, and Talbot C. Constable, Eq .-Henry Bird, servant to Mr. Barber, of Sproatley, farmer, was fined 2s. (6d. andl costs for being at such a distance from the cart of which lihe had charge, on the turnpike road at Wyton, on the .. 17th instant, that he hall not the control of the ...

... NELSON-STREET PIER. l TO TUE EDITOR OF THlE HULL PACK'r u The press being the representative of the Yoxe popali, xvill you kindly allow me, as one of the people, to draw the attention of the authorities to the disgraceful state of the promenade on the pier. It is en arranged that after a shower of rain or a slight thaw, it is unfit for r ladies or children to walk upon. F Hours after the ...

... GENERAL .INTE LLIGENCE. TUE QogaEE AND THE AnRy.-Her Majesty continues to evince the same interest she has ever shewn for the welfare of her brave army since the Crimean war 'broke out. Ever-y'seotion of the gallant army, who' so nobly sustained the honour of their country before Sebastopol, has been 'successively introduced 'to her presence and received token' of Royal approbation and ...

... eve o'il oarfet AND EAST RIDING TIMES. [REGISTERED AT THE GENERAL POST-OFFICE FORt TRANSMISSION ABROAD.] rF RIDAY, NOVEMfRBER 9, 185i5. I To-MoRROW the second year of Sir HENRY CooPER's mayoralty will expire, and it is not too much to say that his Worship will retire from office with the good wishes and hearty thanks of the whole community. Short-lived as public gratitude proverbially is, the ...

... Addressed another large assembly from the window of r 'Mr. John Lee Smith, an ex-mayor of this borough. bi That gentleman, who had been actively canvassing for vi Mr. Seymour, -was not present, having gone to his seat m at Sutton, on the grounds of which an agricultural meeting was being held; but he was ably represented el by his son, Mr. Frederick Smith, who froum the window , earnestly ...