... UniUe Yesterday, an adjourned quarterly meeting was held, he -b the mayor (W. -1. Moss, Esq.), in the chair, belie- .The minutes of the proceedings of' the various committees, befor badl, in compliance with the resolution of the last meeting', with been placed in the hands of each member, toso days prior to the notic mneeting, Maya THE PROPERTY COMMITTEE AND TilE CLERK c00nvS OF THE PEACE. ...

... I I The sihipping returns of the Board of Trade for NIsovetaber shew a great augmentation, corresponding I with ths~t of the exports, Ai FIELD. MARSIEIALS-.-The United Service Magazine U announces that the baton of Field-Marshal is about to, fa be conferred on the Commanider-in-Chief, and on Lords di: Seaton and Gough, SC, Ten firms in Huddersfield have given £695 towards ?? the erection of ...

... FOREIGN INTELL GENCE. i ! FRANCE. The Emperor Napoleon has sent to the Emperor Alexander II. a magnificent copy of the Inlitation de Jesus Christ,. printed in Paris. A copy of this work FL was purchased in 1865, for the library of St. Petersburg, at a cost of 6,O00f. The nmperor of Russia, it is said (in a letter from Ber- lin), will visit the Emperor Napoleon in the course of next month or ...

... SPROATLEY. At the petty sessions, held on Monday, the 26th inst., before William RIaines, Esq., M. J. Grimiston, Esq, and Talbot C. Constable, Eq .-Henry Bird, servant to Mr. Barber, of Sproatley, farmer, was fined 2s. (6d. andl costs for being at such a distance from the cart of which lihe had charge, on the turnpike road at Wyton, on the .. 17th instant, that he hall not the control of the ...

... NELSON-STREET PIER. l TO TUE EDITOR OF THlE HULL PACK'r u The press being the representative of the Yoxe popali, xvill you kindly allow me, as one of the people, to draw the attention of the authorities to the disgraceful state of the promenade on the pier. It is en arranged that after a shower of rain or a slight thaw, it is unfit for r ladies or children to walk upon. F Hours after the ...

... Addressed another large assembly from the window of r 'Mr. John Lee Smith, an ex-mayor of this borough. bi That gentleman, who had been actively canvassing for vi Mr. Seymour, -was not present, having gone to his seat m at Sutton, on the grounds of which an agricultural meeting was being held; but he was ably represented el by his son, Mr. Frederick Smith, who froum the window , earnestly ...

... THE ROYAL NAVY SAILORS I AND THE HULL POLICE. I The MAYOR (Mr W. H. Moss) re-opened his court at the Town-hall on Mdnday last, for the purpose of pro- T ceeding with this inquiry, at the instance of the govern- Ingot, into the conduct of the Hull police and of the _ officers and crew of H.MS. Cornwallis, at the late fire Vi in Blanket-row. Captain Randolph, of H.M.S. 'oti0e- 7valli8, was again ...

... IULL WORKHOUSE. h ?? court of the governor asid geardians of sepxr of jtII, for thle current year, wvas held a t the Board- ,h Pn thle Workhouge, Anayraon Monday, February owicti Mr. J. Fountain, as9 governor, and Mr. B. Barnby, as s w-tvroraainl took their seats, each of them having 10 r- iet.. Tho newly elocled assistants anid conunilittees Wellre- tito enteredI or re-entered uoon their ...

... AND EAST RIDING TIMES. ss?JKEIS'fD Af TEE GENERAL POST-OFFICE FO' TRANSMISSION ABROAD.] FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1857. WlHAT THIE INDIAN NEWS TEACHES US. THi one lesson taught us by the more recent details of the Indian revolt is the vanity and folly of the hopes that had previously been entertained of its speedy suppression. Matters may become worse before November next,-for who will say that the ...

... HUI LL TOWN COUNCt PROCEBDINGS OF COMMITTEES. -I . ._ I Two pbfrmphlets were issued yesterday, viz., No. 12 of the it proceedings pf ?? Committee, and No, 12 of the 0 proceedingd of the Pioperty Committee. . ,: Wgza SOPPi..-The Waterivbrks Committee met On the u 4th inst., whei the resp4utiouo htbe TowD Council on the 29th nit. was read, which'susoerded tie csnsideratloo of the qs. v tion of ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE r, ~~~FRANCE. A reati number of Candidates -are Offering themselves to te different constituencies General Cavaignac ?? n'proposed iti'the department of'the 31eurthe, at Douai, n and several electoral districts, as well as in Paris. it PAre, Wednesday.-The elections still occupy public attention at Paris, as well as in tile departments There has been some doubt expressed ...

... (From the third edition of the Morning Herald.) The Oriental brings Calcutta papers of October Slat, being nine days later than last accounts. The Bergal Hurkaovg says Agra has again been . threatened, but the insurgents have diverted their course, and are proceeding in the direction of Lucknow, where we are concentrating a large force in order to make a decisive blow. Sir Colin Campbell will ...