... Beceeinci liviri, Rq., MY.for Pentefract,sc isaid a iitntio his. cosituenth s 'new ThrE yls, o h crowded mnesting lieeldat the Towni-hal at seven o'cock in lie ties evening, land 1erssided over by the Mayor of the borsugh S9 (Weii. Jefferson, Esq.) Amongst the gentlemen uponl the p)latforni ?? ei Smith, Ecq., Wlni 'Burlton, E sq., Chess. Horner, Eeq., Chee. is Muscroft, Esqi., Win1. WVood, ...

... a if ~~11THl WEEK THIS HALF-YEAR. d Week This Same 'l'otal Same rIlLAor. i- RAILWAYS. 18i63Wek j~ ?? 185 L81I Aberdeen 189Sept.. I£72 £ B'IioadLn.&2112 2237 ?? .. 33 33 Le lristol and Exeter 585- 0 .70.20.0.. 10D5 00 Blackburn . -810 1.28 0.2. . 27 27 LeCaledonias WEE&Gs 1 11 11100 .. ?? 307 302 it Cheacterandllolyhead 1 6097 40 60077 70114 02 H5 ?? ?? 178 . 22 20 ~n CorkB~kr'1,&P ?? 2232 . ...

... JDISTRICT INTELLIGENCE, I WITHERNSEA. i So important is this place now regarded by tle towns ai of Yorkshvire, and of the' East-Ridfing, in particular, that 3s an, eriodical, published in Bleverley, for circulation (ot'herwise thani by post) in that and the chief town ofNV the riding, -has, in order not to disappoint its readers of ci1 promised. information, published a suppilemeent with, thle ...

... ie The procbodings of the adjourned inquest on the Yl death of tie Rev. Akr. Willis were brought to a close on Monday last. It seemed from the evidence that the driver g r of the excursion traisa had perforeseed a portion of the dis- b tance between Stoatsnest and Croydon at the rate of sixty miles anr hotar ! It is also proved that he had a distance of l goo yards, at least, ill which to pull ...

... I I TREATY WITH ENGLAND-SLAVERY-OVE1R- f TRADING. PRESIDENT PIERCE has published the Treaty a concluded between his G evernment and that of Great Britain, which was ratified at Washington on the 9th inst., settling the Fishery question, and opening l reciprocally the trade and navigation of the United States and Canada to their respective populations. C This wise and happy convention, framed ...

... WAlt AND MILITARY ITEMS. 1oist) DorNDONALO AND THE BALTIC OOZAIMANsD U s .TlieiMreriiit Herald bavinig got into a licw diff- Neity byisufouded insinuations regarding the Baltic ,,,ILord Duiidoniald has been tinder the necessity of 111csga second letter to thle editor of thatlunfortunate seu.His Lordship says: --hunfounded char-ge brought against Lord Abeir- dclrfuted by't~le only teetiniiony ...

... The following account of tire observations made by Mir. C. H. Scott, during a visit to Sebastopol, is conI- ;densed from his new v work entitled The Baltic, the Black Sea, and the Crimea :- The elhausse cot being finished, our last nine miles was but a return, in all increased forum, of the jolting of the steppe, and glad indeed were we when the tarentasse runi- bled heavily into the ...

... I THE PROTECTOR OF MOLDAVIAI I AND WALLACHIA. I It is estimated that the damnage inflicted by the armies of the Czar upon the inbabitants of Moldavia and Wallachiass lintB to at least Ten Jfillions Sterling. Of moral and physical cracltics we say nothing. Of Wsbat myriads of happy, innocent men and women in those provinces have been compelled to endure it would be difficult to speak. 3Murdered ...

... TiIE splendid weather which now exists in every part of the United Kingdom, and in the midst of which the produce of millions of acres of grain has already been secured, is an unspeakable blessing to the whole community, and is rendered doubly so by the existence of a state of warfare which neces- sarily interfores with the obtaining of supplies fromn abroad, and adds to the price of the great ...

... THE BGConom'ist takes exception to norti t THE BEconomdist takes exception to portions of e what we have written upon this subject, and im- i f proves the occasion by indulging in a homily upon free tl r trade, evidently under the notion that the Leeds and 0] a Yorkshire Flax Society is an association of Protee . tionists, bent upon resuscitating the exploded fallacy d of Protection to ...

... MALTON AND DRIFFIELDI RAILWAY COMPANY. bi On Saturday, the half-yeaxly meoting of this railway o: was held at the former town-the Earl of Carlisle in the o.~ ?? The report of the directors stated that the amount f( received from the traffic from June 1, 1853, when the lino was oponed, to the 30th June last, had been £6,032 U1s. 7d., end that after paying the working expciises there remained a ...

... ?? - . , a m1j, * The recent overland mal hals brought intelligence which hs, led to a general belief that two very appalling slipwr.eks b taken placo in the Indian seas, both of which it is feared attended by a dreadful sacriflle of life. One of ?? vessels i8 known to have been a large sized britr called tQ llpigcfae, of about 450 tons, which had been bought up hy scn speculators for the ...