... IDISTR IC T INTELLIGENCE.1 B3EV.ERLEY. JOVENILS; RzJOtorsNGs.-We are informed that at the parti- culm: request of the worthy Mayor, P. Tigar, Esq., the young gernilemren of the grammar and other schools In the borough were Indulged with a holiday on tite let inat., in honour of the openleg of the Great Exhibitiaot, by her moot gracious Majesty in person-a day which will be recorded in ihistoiy ...

... t I OW A. The following extracts are taken from two letters which were.handed over to us a few days ago. We doubt not they a wilt be found worthy of the attentive perusal of all who take ran Interest in the subjects upon which they treat. The first rtletter, we understand, la from the wife of a well known trades- man who formerly resided In this town, but who is esow in Iowa. It Is addressed, ...

... I U9 SCENES PnOse ScCRIPTUnta, WITH OTIIER POEMS. it Colbuyrn Rev. George Croly, L.L.D. London; 1. We cannot well conceive of a nobler spectacle than a that of an intellect such as Dr Croly's, employed on rs such a work aa that now before uis. The influence of IY all great poets, whbatever be thle themes which they ii' select, is destined to endure throughi all time, and to cy extend through ...

... FRENCH AFFAIRS. s THE eyes of politicians and statesmen are g beginning to be turned with some anxiety to the e proceedings taking place in France. The deter- s mined efforts of Louis NAVolEoN to secure his a own re-election as President, and the intrigues d which have been going OD in the National d Assembly to frustrate that design, betoken a t coming struggle, the result of which it is ...

... DISTRICT INTELLIGIE;NC . tite B V:Ly ese, 1E E LtY kPOLIC E-STABflINO A BOY.-On the 17th instant, hooe ?? nd William West and [Robert Ken- hlv ninghamn, Esqaiires : John CravyforthfBeely n tal boir .a brought up and charged with stabbing a ew boy nantod Renry Brown, in the arm, onl the l1th inst. ?? appeared that prisoner was walking down the street of When some boys commenced cuiling hint; ...

... YORKSHIRE AGRICULTURAL SO C I E TY. MEETING AT BRIDLINGTON. The fourteenth annual meeting of the Yorkshire Agricultuial Society has been held this week at Brid. lington, in accordance with the arrangements to that effect decided on by the council at the meeting of last year at Thirsk. Throughout all the agricultural dis. tricts of the north of England, and in the southern parts of Scotland, ...

... (somspoll?611f.. I I TO H EtDITOR OF THEF HnUtLr PACKET. r I inore- meiol than yout Of ally of Your numerous readers ps tompesaiormreo te s plan to adopi, In order to obta in Is ompnsoio~from the York and North Midland Rail, any Company, for the loss 1uhtained by le in consequence of tihe company not carrying out the Act of'Parliarnent, and the non. e uliltiu of the promiise made to the ...

... EDUCATIONAL INSPECTION.-The R1ev. Fred. Watkins, her Majenty's Inspector of Schools for Yorksbire, h.,s been busily engaged in his work within this dietrict during the past week. On the 15th lant., the masters, mistresses, and pupil teachers in the different schools of this locality were ox- rmined in St. James's School, and a very pleasing apperarance they presented. Tbe Vicar of Holy Trinity ...

... TOTAL. LOSS OF THE APOLLOl LONDON AND RIOTTERDAMI SCREW STEAM-SHIp. hDovuR, MONDAY --Intelligence has reached here of the disastrous loss of tile Apollo screw steam-ship o0l tie Kentisb Knock Shoal, arid, corsidering the state of the weather rod the pecuiar character of the cargo of the vessel the escape of every soul on board may be deemed most srrprigirrg. The A polio was an iron-built ...

... I LESSONS FOR SuNDAY, OCTOBER 5.-Sixteenth Sunday after Trinity.-Morning-First Lesson Ezekiel so. Second Lesson: Mark ?? Lesson: Ezekiel xiii. Second Lesson: 2 Corinthians iv. PREFEROmEtiT.-Rev. Oswald Marriott, to Goxhill vicarage, Litcolnlshire ; value £ 116; patron, Lord Chancellor. HORtisTow.-We have great pleasure in announcing ?? itichardson,B.A,,otfagdealen College, Cat- - bridge, and ...

... AP PAL LING O C CURREN C EI NEAR HUDDERSFIELD. TI-HRPE CHILDRFN SUFFOCATED. About three o'clock on Friday morning, the neigh- bourhood of King's Mill, near Huddersfield, was aroused and alarmed by a cry of Fire; and, ol turning out, the services of the men were called into action by the appeals of a man named David Berry, who resided in a small cottage about three varns square, behind a row ...

... Esoraspooltellc. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HULL PACIKET SIn,-You will, I feel satisfied, readily correct an orli which might prevail among those who read your report 1ao week uf a remark conceri ing myself made by the ler, Job Scott, at the recent meeting to lay a church rate in St a Iry's. In your report Mr. Scott irti madi. to state that& year ago. onl a propositionl to reduce tbe salary of ...