... IN an article upon this subject, just one month ago, we made the following remark:- The next topic discussed is one which we 4' fear will cause ,nuch difference of opinion '1 within the Church. We allude to the position and influence of the National Society. Here iagain we must defer comment, and content our- 4selves with saying that our sympathies are is entirely with Mr. HARRY CHESTER, in ...

... Q;OlrrsponbeUe. HOURS OF BUSINESS. TO THE EDITOR OP THE ' BULL PAOKBT. . Sin,-As the proposed opening of the new Crystal Palace on Sundays has caused the public attention to be turned to the subject of the Sabbath, I deem it a suit- able occasion to call the attention of religious trades- men to a view of the subject, which I fear they usual 1y quite overlook. I wish to remind them that in ...

... WEST SCULCOATES WARD (YESTERDAY). The vacancy in this ward was caused by Mr. Henry Blundell's elevation to the office of aldermen. Mr. Geo. Lawrence Shackles, solicitor, and Mr. William Hodson, brickmaker, were the respective candidates. After a severe struggle, the election has placed at the head of the poll Mr. HodEon, who, without any disre- pect, we cannot but consider by far the least ...

... CLAY AND GODERICII 'rE-S'iMONIAL. James Clay, Esq, A x-Ni.P. for Hull, and Viscount Goderich, M.P. for Huddersficld, attended the meet- ing in the Public-Rooms, on Monday evening last, appointed for the presentation ot the tankards which had been purchased by a subscription, stated to have been wholly originated and conducted by the operative classes, and consisting of tle pence of eighteen ...

... LATEST INTELLIGEN.d K. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRApH.) La N DON, T1umnsoy EVENING. FUNDS-CLOSB G 995 1 money. Pa1i.._..0Consols 99R on account; LONDON PROD U MWARFeFT. March 23. - Sugar- NO Put~iie sales, and privately little done. West India- sales, three hundred hogsheads ; refined. good home de- mand ; grocery lumps 46s 6d to 499. Foreign prices unaltered, and little doing. Coffee-Natie Ceylon ...

... ?? I e e The Duke and Duchess of Richmond are receiving a company at Goodwood Park. a The Duke of Newcastle left town on Friday, for Clumber, Notts. The Earl of Aberdeen gave the first Cabinet dinner e to his colleagues on the evening of the 29th ult,, at his residence in Argyll-street. e The Duke of Rutland receives this week, a numerous family circle at Belvoir Castle. His grace completed ...

... I I LATEST AND AUTRENTIC PARTICULARS. We last week reported the total loss of the power- ful screw steamer Camerton, of this port, on her voyage between Hull and Rotterdam. 'Ihe announcement which we then made of the loss of life proves to have beeu correct, for, with the exception of the captain, the second mate and one sailor, the whole of the crew have returned to this port, the passengers ...

... I n Queen Victoria bas presented to the singing society n of Cologne, ninety of whomn sung in the presence of her MAajesty and the Royal Family, a splendid cup, silver guilt, and exquisitely ornamented. Their Royal Highnesses the Prince rind 'Prineess f 'Royal of Wurtembueg are shortly expected in thisI country. The Prince's consort is the second daughter t o~f the Emperor of Russia. The ...

... As soon as the ceremony was over, the bride had to bestow about 150 kisses, which was the number of persons present. 'Iho company adjourned to the inner room, where a general feeling of solemnity seemed to prevail. At last, the usual libation of bad white Ger- man wine appeared, to drink the health ofthe young couple, and at the same time entered the clergyman, whose office was not yet over; ...

... GENERA_ INTELLIGENCE. rr 1 ORD MAYOR OF YoRK.-Several membersof UPo the yolk corporation dined together at Harker's hotel, thb tSt' Heillr'ssquare, on Wednesday week, to celebrate the eirction ot Geo. Leeman, Esq., to the office of Sh yoai AND RIPON DIOCEsAN TRAINING SCHOOLS. ..~The pupils of this institution underwent a lengthened a eti~izatirl or, Tuesday last, by the hev. W. Busfield, Of ...

... INMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS.-FRIDAY, JUNE 3. Lord BEAUMONT moved for the production of a treaty with respect to the succession to the crown of Denmark, and for the production of papers relating thereto. The Earl of CLARENDON consented to the produc- tion of the treaty, but not of the Papers. The Burial Grounds Bill passed through committee, and their lordships adjourned. MONDAY, JUNE ...

... ILATEST IXTEL[ENC(IE I THE COURT.-Her Majesty and the court would leave Osborne Yesterday morning (Thursday), at ten o'cl,)ck, and cross the Solenit to Gosport in the royal yacht Fairy, Capt. the Hon. Joseph Denman, cn route to Windsor for the Chriatmas. (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAP H.) Lotinsor, THuRsDAY EVENING. FtUNDS.-Consol8 closed at 94J J. English secu- rities have experienced a tfrther ...