... TO THE EDITOR OF T'HE HULL PACKETR. I Q-r _T k1:fi1 :. __ .1 - , . . I- icu,-I think it would be unbecoming in me to pass over Air Huffam's letter in your last week's paper with- out some few remarks; and, in the first place, I would premise that the letter with the signature of my firm id- your paper of the 18th nit. was not intended for publi- cation, but was merely sent as a little ...

... , THE LIVERPOOL DOCK ANDI ILIGHT DUES. di the A return of the dock and light dues received in p. the p orb of lsverpool for each year ending the 24th h red of .u.ne, fr6on 1851 to 1858, both inclusive, has just ir de- been iscued from the dock treasurer's office. Tile ol . following is a copy of the return It ork VESSELS. No. le 'ire Year ending Juiie 24, ?? 21,071 s , ne 24, ?? 21,473 us June ...

... I- EXsPLOSION OF TWVO FIREWORK FACTORIES. Ax. 12 ot a n o o AS vnlnd;nn n1 t fint rpr in On Monday afternoon a series of explosions took place in C I London, which resulted in the total annihilation of two flre. BUD4 t work factories, serious injuries to more than 100 persons, and tere 3 it is feared fatal consequences to several others. 1 7 The scene of the terrible casualty was the ...

... S P A I N. PRIvATP letters from Madrid mention the prevalence of sacrilegious robberies throughout, the conntrv So devoid of proper respect for holy things are thiese ladrones that it seems they do not scruple of strip- ping the Virgin Mary and the various saints of the bracelets, necklaces, and golden robes with which their statues are bedecked, and the gold and silver vessels used for the ...

... I GENERAL ASSE'MBLY oF THr PRESBYTERIAN CJJURCII IN IRELUND. (ritom oitI owx OImtOtEi..) 'Il it I)R1) D. Y-W LD IIS DtAY. 1t 1O - D 5E, Y S L E It 1U X' T. A1TM'I moy l:tst jiatcel ?? b 41-at1itltl, TtI:i E:PORT OF TIlivE ClltRCII ANI1 3tANSHI: UN D Was read 1 y Ml'. IIAM I I.TO (IBel i1;st I, the Col IVeCIle oC the A. Initly's colItItlittcc. T'1he Iepolt at sttlte tit ftbrty-tive Iirnls l ...

... C- (P. I 1) t 'Ajj) (k II 'Idfi I A 41, c ?v.5 A, ?l cif a. i ItV 17, I I ((ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: MONDAY, JULY 12, 1858. 'ITn latest homc and foreign news will be found ill our telegraphic columns. Our intelligenco from America represents the excitement in reference to tile gold discoveries on the Frazer River as being on the increase. Our friendly relations with America are ...

... (From the Greenock Advertiser of Yesterday.) TxE Moons.-The grouse on the adjoining moors are more numerous and in finer condition than they have been for the last five years. There is not the slightest appearance of disease. The coveys are large, healthy, and strong on the wing, and number from six as high as twelve and thirteen birds each, so that, should the weather continue at all fa- ...

... tlh~e HE;RALD OrFICE, Moniday oij') t, wag. ?? BY ELECTRIC TELEGRA PH. ut P SPECIAL DESPATC-'C id (From the Times of this Morning.) and INDIA AND CHINA. s We have received the following telegram from om, Malt& lal- correspondent:- Alexandria, Jilly 7. igh The Calcutta and China mails have arrived to-dily with ind intelligence from Calcutta to the 3d of June; , i:;iras, to. the the 10th; ...

... USK. PETTY SESSIONS.—FRIDAY. [Before G. R. G. RELPH, S. CHURCHILL, and ILTYD NICHOLL, Enquires.] LEAVING SERVICE.—David Rice was charged by Daniel Roberts, of the Hendrew farm, with leaving his service as farm labourer, without giving notice. Mr. Roberts appeared for the defendant. The complainant stated, that he had hired the defendant in May last, from that time until the end of corn harvest ...

... BURY 5T. EDrMUND'S, Tuesday, Julv 6. ., .. .. . . . . . IC Before J. H. Heigham, Esq., Chairman; the Earl of o' Stradbroke, the Rev. ?? Anderson, the Rev. N. WV. Hallward, the Rev. S. 1,.. Alderson, the Rev. J. Y, Cooke. Dr. Probart, Major Parker, }a. J. P. Oakes, Esq., J.J. Bevan, Esq., Capt. Haiaes, H. J. Oakes, c Esq., P. Huddlestone, Esq.. Sir Charles Rowley, Bart., G. J. Bevan, Esq., J. T ...

... Ft A N CE. + tL b -+-A1 PI The Emperor of the French entered Plombiires dressed like a generalnfflicsr, and there was a triumphal arch generill holiday, and the adornment of every house with flowers. All this, we are informed, was contrary to official orders ; but nothing can restrain the affecti)ii and loyalty of the country people. They had inscriptions written, I-Iomage to Napolcon ! and ...

... YMDDENGYS fod y diwygiad crefyddol yn parhau i fyned yn mlaen yn America, ac y mae yn cyn- nyddu mewn nerth a dylanwad, yn gystal ag mewn eangder. Y mae yn deilwng o sylw ei fod wedi dechreu mewn cyssylltiad a chynllun ymweliadol Ulndeb yr Ysgolion Sabbathol yn New York. Yr oedd yn y ddinas hono o ddeutu 50,000 o blant yn gwbl ddiaddysg grefyddol, ac yn tyfu i fyny mewn pob drygioni ac ...