... IAfl 12N. THSE RAILwAty.DoOE.-Ttis mnorning, about ~eee. olook, a fire was discovered amongst some aWoddy. being part of the cargo of the Oca Queen e~melying iii the Railway Dook, which vessel arrived s0 Ls igtfrom-saa. By the aid of the crew, the police, Lt ZuIt fe ock. watchmen, the fire was very speedily sub- aid with little danmage. v Pr&LL.-The children of the Paull school, to the or ?? ...

... FROI A PRIVATE CORRESPONDENT. l I_ PARIS, Tuesday. The long-expected death of De Beranger, the great national poet, took place cm Thursday afternoon, but it was not until the morning of Friday that -the popai- lation were informed of it, and the information was given by means of placards, which the Prefeot of Police stuck at the corners of all thestreets. Thesv placards- to the great surprise ...

... I , 9, I . . . . .- . Lord Londesborougl, and the Right Hon. hi. T Baines were present at an evening concert given on Friiay last, by the Qneen, at Bnckingham Palaoe. The invitations amounted to about 400. The King of the Be1gians and the Princess Charlotte of Belgium were amongst the Royal guests. INTElNDED MARRIAGE IN HIG Lil.-We under- stand that Lord Ashley, M.P. for Hnll, the eldest son ...

... I Ir t. HOUSE OF LORDS-FRIDAY, JULY 24. n, Several private bills were read a third time and ly passed. H THE LATE LORD RAGLAN. Earl FORTESCUE inquired whether it was the inten- tion of government to erect a monument to the memon Y 1g of the late Lord Raglan ? r, Lord PANMURE fully concurred in all the praises paid e- to Lord Raglan, but said government must be cautious *; how they distributed ...

... iA COUNTESS CONVICTED OF i SLANDERING A CLERGYMAN. I At Derby assizes, on the 28th, before Mr Justice Cresswell and a special jury, an action, Highmore w. The Earl and Countess of Harrington, was brought to recover damages for words of slander spoken by tile Countess of Harrington, imputing misconduct to the Vicar of Elvaston. The first witness called was the Rev. Thomas James Jones, curate at ...

... ofUL- - NIMAY HULL INFIRMA&RY. I ELECTION OF PHYSICIAN. On Friday a special general meeting of the governors at was held in the Library of the Institution, the tt Mayor in the chair, to elect a physician in the room co of Dr Horner, resigned. There were present-the Revs I J. King arnd M. Trappes; and Messrs J. B. Briggs, J. of Beadle, J. Saxelbye, J. Hill, J. H. Hill, J. W. Pease, ?? J. ...

... 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 ...

... 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 GENERAL INTELLiGENCE. | I .I .. The Queen was present at a grand review at Alder- ebott on Friday. I TESTIMONIAL TO THE DuICE .P CAMBRIIoE.-The Common Council of London resolved, on the 16th inst., that the presentation of the freedom of the city to H.R.H. the Duke of Cambridge shall be acoonspanied by the gift of a sword, value 200 guineas, in hie of a cup, value 100 guineas, which had ...

... DRIFFIELD AND EAST RIDING i AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. I _ ?? Tl,- furth annual exhibition was held at Driffield, on WednresdaY. The we ather was splendid. The show of horseo was magnificent, but that of shorthorns scarcely equal to foriuer years. We observed the stands of soveral aninarls that had been entered were empty, an d it uppoared doubtful whether they had been kept away purposely to be in ...

... doe opull ipacrtt AND EAST RIDING TINES. IUUGIST&EED AT THE GENERAL POST-OFFICE FO4 TRANSMISSION ABROAD.] FUIDAY, JULY 24, 1857. IN the Morniing Ohronide-a paper now of much less authority than the Horning Chronicle of years gone byt-& ramour has been published of the spread of, the Indian Mutiny. Nearly the whole of th& native army of Bombay is alleged to have joine4 in the revolt of the Ben ...

... TESTIMONIAL TO ANTHONY BANNISTER, ESQ, Last ?? nifunilmeigo h rnia Dother leading inhabitants of this townadnihor boned was heldith Roa Station Hotel, for tho Ipurpose of dining together and presenting to Alderman Bannister thle splendid pieoe of Plate (vralue 300 guineas), purchased by the subsoription of the bankers, mer- chuants, shipowners,' tradesmen, and others interested in 3 tis rising ...