... 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 ...

... rte Vul1 bleutt AND BAST RIDING TIMES. HULL, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7. 1853. I. I ON Monday last a summons to the Millisters then in town, assembled a Cabinet Council, of which the acknowledged subject was Turkish Affairs. Intelligence had arrived from Con- stantinople that on the 26th of last month, the Grand Council of the Sultan, consisting of 140 of the leading men of the Empire, had ...

... IDI S TRN I NC COTTIN G(lHAN. PRSESENTATION OF PLATE.-On Thursday the ultimo, an elegant silver salver, procured thro*uth h Baruby, was presented to Mr. Watson, of CO E nr surgeon, bearing the following inscription. ia ttgharn' Presente, to Samuel Watson, Esq., ?? b hI restnted friends, as a token of respect for his ?? c'sharacetn and professional skill, and especially for Is kndaracter tion ...

... I TaEr police reports-not of our own town, we rejoice to say-within those few months have detailed many instances of shocking cruelty among the populace. Those narratives are eagerly caught up by foreigners, and unques. tionably disgrace the national character. Fo- reigners, who flog women for expressing an opinion in politics. and banish them to Siberia for life for daring to utter a ...

... I Prince Albert has given a donation of 100 guineas n towards the Lawson observatory. Up to Tuesday week, as much as £7,700 had been received toward the £10,000 required by Mr. Lawson to be raised before conferring his magnificent gift. FOREIsG NERS AT COURT.-Awell-informed foreigner, - resident in London, writes to us on this subject as follows :- You are aware, of course, of Count Mens- ...

... I ITHcE QUEEN'S VISIT TO H-ULL.-Yesterday, Chas. Frost, Esq,, ?? ?? from Willam tUutt, Esq., MPa letter, stating onaerthority that her Majesity's in- P tended visit to this town wvill not take place during the a' present yeer. .0 tier Majesty has been induced by the continuance of 'fine weather, to prolong her residence at Batmoral. The purslifts of the royal family have been little varied ...

... C I On Monday last, a special general meeting of the guardians was held, to take into consideration the mo- tiols, Of which notice had been given on the 16th of September, and to elect a schoolmaster, schoolmnistress, and nuise, and to transact other business. Mr. J. Buchanan, governor, was in the chair. ...

... BRITISH AND FOREIGN BIBLE SOC [ItTY. PROSECUTION IN TUSCAN Y. Theaannualpublic meeting of the Hull Auxiliary Bible I Society was held in the Public-rooms, Kingston-square, e on Monday last, as was also an additional meeting, in E connexion with-the Jubilee of the Parent Society. The ] latter was held in the forenoon, and was numerously t attended, a lar-rge, proportion of thhe company being I ...

... THE BIBLE SOCIE;TY AND THE TUSCAN PERSECUTION. ! WE direct attention to the reported pro. ceedings at the meetings of the British and Foreign Bible Society, held in our town last Monday. As was to be expected, the pro- minent topic of discussion was Miss CUNNING- ?? imprisonment by that priestly puppet the Grand Duke of TUSCANY, for distributing a copy of the Sacred Scriptures and of Bunyan's ...

... I ?? controversy of -some interest has corn- menced betweer. the Times and an American editor of a newspaper, who is also a General. Such is the odd mixture of transatlantic pro- fessions, or the propensity for sinecure titles in the model Republic. The Editor-General or Genieral- Editor assails not the Times alone, but the national press, and not the press alone but the nation, whom he ...