... I The Dublin Universitu 11ragafi21C has again become Irih property, Messrs. Hodges and Smith, of Dublin, being the publishers. SEIZURE OF }'UNCH IN PAnISi-Punes has been seized for thle first time for several months. Its offence was a picture representing the Emperor sitting by -thre cradle of his inant, ,while a figure of Liberty in t;14& background says, Please naIbegmother. The, ...

... THE ROYAL NAVY SAILORS I AND THE HULL POLICE. I The MAYOR (Mr W. H. Moss) re-opened his court at the Town-hall on Mdnday last, for the purpose of pro- T ceeding with this inquiry, at the instance of the govern- Ingot, into the conduct of the Hull police and of the _ officers and crew of H.MS. Cornwallis, at the late fire Vi in Blanket-row. Captain Randolph, of H.M.S. 'oti0e- 7valli8, was again ...

... FROM A PRIVATE CORRESPON.DENT. -I I-- LONDON, Wednesday, Nov. 5, The London lawyers are not just now overladen with business, or they have not returned with their usual vigour to the charge. In the Court of Exchequer on Monday, the first day of Michaelnas term, there was only one application , and that, being postponed in consequence of the absence of the Chief Baron, was, perforce, called ...

... IULL WORKHOUSE. h ?? court of the governor asid geardians of sepxr of jtII, for thle current year, wvas held a t the Board- ,h Pn thle Workhouge, Anayraon Monday, February owicti Mr. J. Fountain, as9 governor, and Mr. B. Barnby, as s w-tvroraainl took their seats, each of them having 10 r- iet.. Tho newly elocled assistants anid conunilittees Wellre- tito enteredI or re-entered uoon their ...

... AND EAST RIDING TIMES. ss?JKEIS'fD Af TEE GENERAL POST-OFFICE FO' TRANSMISSION ABROAD.] FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1857. WlHAT THIE INDIAN NEWS TEACHES US. THi one lesson taught us by the more recent details of the Indian revolt is the vanity and folly of the hopes that had previously been entertained of its speedy suppression. Matters may become worse before November next,-for who will say that the ...

... Travel for its own sake, the longing for change of scene, the love of adventure, and admiration of the beauties of nature and art., are not sufficient to induce the tourist to freeze in the icy regions of the Pole, or parch beneath the fiery Southern sun, The great incentive to modern travel, is, it seerns, the desire to manufacture a book which Shall tell the world bow the author scrambled ...

... HUI LL TOWN COUNCt PROCEBDINGS OF COMMITTEES. -I . ._ I Two pbfrmphlets were issued yesterday, viz., No. 12 of the it proceedings pf ?? Committee, and No, 12 of the 0 proceedingd of the Pioperty Committee. . ,: Wgza SOPPi..-The Waterivbrks Committee met On the u 4th inst., whei the resp4utiouo htbe TowD Council on the 29th nit. was read, which'susoerded tie csnsideratloo of the qs. v tion of ...

... [~ 'F`EARiFUL; p3AN:C. 1 CRUSHINI VtTODERATH IN THR' REV. C. H. '4SiURG:EO1IS'SCONGRtGATION. ' EIGRJIX, KILE ;iTDhSIxTY,.INJIURED. Tbe pu~lmi awiire ;thap;thi,3 popur 'ybung Ba'ptist preacher,min oonseqgence, of,.his own cbapel. in Ne :Park-streit,,tbough erilargdI, Jung. become too sinall, has for sojae timuei beenpreaoliingin tet'.Iall. This, however, is toolifmited; and until.'a joew ...

... A GREAT DESIDERATuM IN HULL. I NATURE is fast putting on her beautiful spring vest of green, and no where in the world is green so green as it is in England. Foreign countries may boast a deeper and purer blue than England, whose heaven, like a beautiful eye behind a veil, is dimmed by per. petual haze. Still our unrivalled green furnishes ample compensation for the greyness of our blue. ...

... L AL BOARD OF HEA- LTH L.CI BOAR i HEALjTH. I ,,A general meeting of the Local Board of Health was l yesterday afternoon the MAYOR presiding. The minutes of the last meeting were read; and the Clerk of the Board called attention to a bill, amending the lawh releting to the poor of extra-parochial districts, 3whichis to be proceeded with in parliament this evening. REPORT OP THE OvpFroas' ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE r, ~~~FRANCE. A reati number of Candidates -are Offering themselves to te different constituencies General Cavaignac ?? n'proposed iti'the department of'the 31eurthe, at Douai, n and several electoral districts, as well as in Paris. it PAre, Wednesday.-The elections still occupy public attention at Paris, as well as in tile departments There has been some doubt expressed ...

... le THi HULL ADDIINSSII.-Ths Mayor of Hull had ig yestorday, the honour of kissing hands, on presenting r- the loyal address from this town congratulating her in Aajestyon the ruarria-e of her eldest daughter-now the or Princess Frederick Wilhelm of Prussia. The address to at the Prioce Consort will be presented this day. as At the levee held yesterday aftern, ool, at St. James's n. Palace, Mr ...