... i I BANK RETURN.-Gold bullion, 210,938,395. Ije Leopold Redpath's freehold and reversionary interests a were sold by auction on the 16th inst.; they realized I £,2,430.I The Rev Dr Renehan, president of Maynootlh Col- t lege, bas returned to Maynooth from Kingstown in a hopeless state of health from paralysis. i CARDINAL WlSEMfAN.-It is said that Cardinal Wise- man has compromised the action ...

... I -1e- n-j c - AND EAST RIDING TIMES. [REGISTERED AT THE GENERAL POST-OFFICE FOR TRANSMISSION ABROAD.] WI are bound to say that, in our opinion, the Local Board of Health has established a very dangerous precedent, in its mode of dealing with the contracts for cleansing and collecting the night-soil of the town. The case is simply this.* Tenders are advertised for by the Works Committee-not ...

... DESTRUCTION OF MESSRS PICK- FORD'S WAREHOUSES AT CARDEN-TOWN. I I . . . - A fire of great magnitude occurred on Tuesday I evening at the Camden-town goods station of the I London and North-Western Railway, by which the extensive range of warehouses leased from the company I by Messrs Pickford, with their immense and valuable contents, were totally destroyed. On Tuesday evening i there was an ...

... I I I NEWS FOR ENGLISH MEDIOAL MEy.-According to k t Independance SBeige, a medical officer attached to r8the Prussian army has just -left Berlin for London, in r8 order to assist at the arcouchement of Queen Victoria. O n Friday afternoon, the 3rd instant, his Royal High- 6 ness the Prince of Wales, accompanied by Colonel es Pipps and Mr. Gibbs, visited the works of Messrs. i, Glass, Elliott ...

... I _ . I LONDON, Wednesday. D The re-election of Lord Grosvenor, and the substitu- tion of HanburY, the brewer, for Bernal Osborne, th rWit, as representatives of Middlesex, is the last of those , constitutional struggles in which the metropolis takes , any serious interest. Therefore, at five in the afternoon ! of yesterday, [wben the clerks in the polling-booth at r Charing-cross closed their ...

... . Onl Wednesday evening one of the most numerous aceeticigs of the ratepayers of this borough, ever assem-i bled, was held in the New Corn Exchanoge, High-street, w at seven o'clock, bewl ceceeedbyth Mayor at the t rccquest of the Town-corimoil, in comrpliance with the f resolution of a former public meeting of the inhabitants f generally oil the seane snlcject. It was calculated that aS about ...

... Lord Shaftesbury was last week on a visit to Halifax in con- nection with the opening of the People's Park there. His orlsship was the guest of John Crossley, Manor Heath. The high estimation in vhich this amiable nobleman is held by the working-classes of the country has been shewn in a vory interesting manner; and, we believe unexpectedly and spon- taneously, in remembrance of his nany ...

... THlE INCOME-TAX. IT is pretty generally understood in po- litical circles that the Income-Tax is to be r`a-- from I 6d. in the pound to id., and we suppose it was a conviction of this which caused Monday's meeting in the Town Hall, upon the subject, to be so thinly attended. There can be no question of the justice of the cry for an immediate remission of the war nineponce of the tax; and even ...

... DISTRICT INTELLIGENCE. HEDON. on Thursday, thle Sth inst., the first cricketers' ball, a given by thle Mechanics' Cricket Club, was held in the w Town-hall. The arruisgenients made by the stewards, fo Messrs WV. Foster, G. Partiell, W. Walgate, and T. al Store'y, were most satisfactory. Onl the south of thc si hall, over the musicians, hung a very beautiful wreath, ornamented wvith the ...

... INDIA. The Calcutta correspondent of the Times, writing on the 23rd of Maroh, says:- The government has resolved to punish the 19th Regiment of Native Infantry-that concerned in the mutiny at Berhampore. It has been ordered to Barraokpore, where it will be disbanded. The sentence, though inadequate to the offence, is not without a edrtain severity. Every native officer loses his commission. ...

... Her Majesty's birth-day will be kept on Tuesday, the 26th instant, which will be a close holiday at the Custom-house. THE ARaaRBISHOP'S VISITATION.-A mistake having arisen in announcing that the visitation of his Grace the Archbishop of York will be held during the present month, we are authorized to state that this is only for the admission of churchwardens to their respective offices by the ...

... |HULL TO WN COUNCIL.1 CDI1 PRINTED PAPERS.se PROPERTY COMMITTEE. - The minutes, May 9th, F reourd the judgment and short-baud note& in Leha' an case. Also a resolution that no school he aillowed to be a kept in Coburg-terrace. The committee also reconsinend h that the ?? of meat inspector be transferred hi from the Propbrty Committee of the Town Council to i the Board of Health, to whom £35 ...