... ;E- AST-RIDING ELECTION. lowl LOI1D HOTH-'tM AND THE MON. ADMIRAL fear DUNCOMBE IN BULL. of Lord Hothamn and Adm. Dunconmbe, as candidates for ?? re-election at the approacbing election for the East, thos .rding of Yorkshire, attended at the Music-hall, adax Jborratt-street, in this town, on Tuesday last, to give an attr account of their parliamentary conduct, to answer anly hli. qustions ...

... IHULL TOWN CO-UNaIL.| coin P. About fifty members were present at the first quarterly me, meeting of the town-counoil, held at noon, on Monday D, ylast. aom a. THE MAYORALTY. kin W1. H. Moss, Esq., Mayor, presided, and communi- sell cated a request froul Edmund Smith, Esq., banker, who, ma ahaving heard that it was the intention of soma ma gentlemen to v'ote for his election to the office of ...

... FATAL SHIP WRECK6. DiEn, Friday M ing large ship is on the Goodwin sajds; 11a10, unknown. It is feared she will become a wreck. The Amiericani brig .Kiebafl, from ,Sunderland to New York, is wrecked eta the Goodwin Fanads. Crew saved. BIDEFORD, Oct. 9-An American barque, laden with iron, has been lost. Six iunc drowned. CArSDIFF, Oct. S.-The Mary, of Waterford, sunk last night. SWANSEA, Oct. 7 ...

... IDISTRICT INTELLIGEiNCE. X 4 BEVERLEY. e MUTUAL IMPROVEMENT SOOMETY.-The weekly meet. l1 ing of this society was held in the Temperance Hotel, s, Wednesday-rnarket, on Thursday evening the 17th inst.; n when a spirited disciaejon took place on the subject of & the abolition of the tolls on vehicles entbring the town. d LECTURES.-Mr Dunning, formerly lecturer to the East-riding Union of ...

... GENEWRAI INTETLILIGENCEi. I d ORDER OF VALOUR.-On Friday, the 26th insb., her 'a Majesty will personally distribute the Victoria Cross. The aeremony will take place in Hyde Park. Prince .e Albert and all the elder members of the Royal family, v Prince Frederick William of Prussia, the Archduke e Ferdinand Maximilian of Austria, and a brilliant Court circle will be present. The Queen has ...

... MR DISRAELI AT NEWPORT I PAGNELL. The two Conservative members for Backs dined with heir constituents at Newport Pagnell, on Wednesday. ?? Dii Pre having addressed the company in brief but ppropriate terms, Mr DISRAELI delivered a splendid oration. After efemriug to the effect of the gold discoveries of Cali- ornia and Australia, in the vastly increased price of all .rticlea of English ...

... FRANCE. TRIAL OF VERGER. The trial of Verger took place before the Paris Court of Assize on Saturday. Before eight o'clock in the morning every approach to the Palais de Justicc was thronged with people of every class. The iron gates of the exterior were closed, and it was with the utmost difficulty that those who came provided with tickets could make their way through the multitude. The ...

... M LECTUPE ON VEGETABLE POISONS, Of INCLUDING STRYCHII7A. Il At the Rtoyal Institution on Tuesday evessing, at the vi Ord inary meeting of the Hull Literary and Philosophical TI! Society, the attendance was very numserous, Sir Heury JO Cooper, president, -in the chair. Mr. T. J. SMITH, Of atf ho0 Whitefriargate, chemist, read an able and very inter- £7 esting paper on some of the vegetable ...

... -hi [ADVER1TISEMDENT.]-CRUUROE PASTORAL AID SO- ?? Rev W. Knight begs to inform his friends that he proposes, D.V., to hold his Biennial Sale of Useful and Ornamental Articles of Work, in aid of the above society, at his house, No. 1, Lister-street, on Tuesday and Wedneeday next, the 16th and 17th of June. MISSIONARY AND WESLEYAN TRUST BAZAAR.- This bazaar was held in the Public'rooms, Jarratt ...

... EXTENSIVE RA.IL WAY FORGERIES. FRIlDAY (THIS DAY). (Before M~r TuAvis.) 0 The court was again very much crowded. M Ar P. TOIFO pndtecs. H ad i eappeared otrroe l~ the cartose.lt Jh Talr o~id th ittstructerrns of Messrs England atti Saxe-Ibye, to pro. secute the prisoner, H-Ienry Smith Bright, for thle forgery of the name of his late father, fr Jobrn Taylor, sof 230) £49 shares in the Midland ...

... FitOM A PRIVATF, CORRESPOND1. PARIs, Tuesday. The new elections for the three districts of Paris, in ulhich ou-the last ballot none of the candidates obtained a suficient number of votes to validate their return, have just conse off, and have resulted in the triumph of the ?? Cavaignax; having been returned in eno district; M. Darinion, the socialist, in another; and I. Ollivier, thered ...

... HULL WORKHOUSE. I On Monday a special bi-monthly meeting of the guardians of the poor was held in the board-room of the Hull Workhouse, Anlaby-ruad; Mr Bishop Barnby, deputy-governor, occupied the 'chair, and there was about 24 other g uardians present. Thle chairman read a letter fronn the governor (MrFountain), dated Harregate, in which lie deeply regrotted his inability to he present on ...