... 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 ...

... I EDUCATIONAL CONUERNCOE. The first of the three general conferences, to' be held N ith a view of folly discussing the educational question in all its bearings, especially in, relationto the early age at which the children of the working-classes are removed from sobool, was held on Monday afternoon at Willisis. roorms, under the presidency of hs R to' l HigIness Priuoe Albert and a number of ? ...

... SECOND EDITION PACKET OFFICE, 2 F.M. (Telegraphic Despatch.) a_ INDIA. The French consul, at Calcutta, caned together all t' French iuhabitants and captains of French vessels, and desired them to furnish and equip armed men to watch a over the safety of the European community. The ti French and their families are taken on board the vessels, 'n and all Europeans are armed. 0 The accredited ...

... Sr. LucE's CHuRcII SERVICeS.-On Sunday the opening services in connection with St. Luke's Church, Porter-street, commencedin thlatplaceofworship. The church in Nile-street had been found for some time past to be very small for the numbers who wished to attend, and His Grace the Archbishop of York having licensed the chapel in Porter-street, it was opened for divine service on Sunday last, for ...

... A. lecture on this ?? was delivered in the Public Rlooms on Monday eveirig, by idr. Mahlalm, agent of d the Protestant Reformation Society, in reply to one V which the Rev. Mr. Trappes, Roman Catholic priest, IC reeently delivered in the Meclhanlics' Institute, as one it of the winter serties of papers read before the members P of that institution. The Music-ball was crowded by an ' audience ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE HULL PACKET. Snc,-I wish -to offer a few salutary remarks on the events of the late fire, as it may probably tend to the benefit and general good of society on such occasions in future. I believe that we shall in general find that voluntary aid on such occasions is the best of aid. It is no wonder that the fires in London and other places, where there are regularly ...

... C iCiJURH MISSIONARY SOCIETY. _; I The anniversary meetings of the Hlull Associatiion have been held during the present week. A preparatory meeting was he~d in Christ Church Solhooliroom. on Saturday evening, and on Sunday sermons were preached, and collections in aid of the society made, ia tile whole of the churches of the establishment in this towni, and in seversl of the neighbouring ...

... I -- ! DETAILS OF THE STORMING OF DELHI. GEN. WILSON'S DESPATCH FROM DELHI. Head quarters, Field Force, Delhi, Sept. 15, 1857. To Captain H. W. Norman, Aesistant-Adjutant. General of the Army. r Sir,-I have the high satisfaction of reporting for the information of the major-general commanding in the upper provinces, and through him of his Excellency the e Coinmander.in.Chief and of government ...

... IMPERIAL. PARLIAMENT. HO-USE OF LORDS (THURSDAY). LIBERTY OF THE PEESS.-Lord CAMPBELL gave notice that oln Tuesday next he would move for a select committee to consider whether the privilege now enjoyed in reporting the proceedings of coerts of justice mnight be safely extended to reports of the proceedings of the two houses of parliament and other assemblies, and pablic meetings, and if so, ...

... I PORTRAITS I MEMBERS OF THE TOWN COUNCIL. t BY A LOCAL ARTIST. thle No. LXEV.-.-MR. WILLIAM NIcnoLsori ate This wurthy and quiet member for Vau hall St ward, who has buen several times re-elected by the his constituents, is liked for his unassu igbet manners and guei~ral kindness of hearb. Wae goc unever heard himn speak in the counoil chamber, pri for he belongs to the sect qf the quietists ...