... -, | . ADDRESSES' OF LORD IIOTHAM AND THE HON. ADMINRAL DUiNCoMBE IN HULL. Lord HOtisam and the Hon. Admiral Duncomnbe addressed af boy of thle electors of the East-Riding ?? fthe eo1unt1y of York, on Tuesday morning, at the Public-roomis, Jauratt-stroet, Hull. On thle moution of Mr. BmibnEa, hMr. Joseph R. Pease was called to the chair. The CHAtInrAtwh at once introduced the candidates to the ...

... We under1tand a m~arriage will shortly be solemnized between MTr Caley, eldest sonU o Sii Digby CayleyBart, ell and Miss IWorsloy, daughter of Sir Win. NVoraley, Bartb of Rovinghgbam. -Mor ning Post. GUN, VESSELS FOR HIER MAJESTY'$ NAVY.-The w AdroirtY have given instructions to Mr. W. C. Miller B of Toxteth Dokek Liverpool, for the construction of two yof 'e'fs ~~I~otxt? ganu vessels of ...

... SOUTH MYTON.-Yesterday morning, the beautiful belle of St. James's Church rolled forth their JoyoUs melody in may a merry peal. The canse of the demonstration was the celeboration on the sa~me day, at St. George's Charch, Hanover-square, of the marriage of Alfred Joseph Sykes, Esq., of Uywel, ntear Hull, to Miss Duncombe, daughter of' the HoD. Admiral Duncombe, M.P. for the East-riding. Dr. ...

... BEVERLEY. ] Tan LATE ErECTION.-The arrangements made under the immediate direction of our worthy Mayor (I. PM. Robinson Esq.), and ably carried out by the superinten. dant of police (Mr. Dove), and his staff of special con-t stables, for conducting the late election for this borough, appear to have given universal satisfaction. As a proof of the efficiency of the arrangements, we may state ...

... FRIDAy, 106 A,. (By British and Irishi Magnetic Telegraph.J) ?? ?? ?? ~ MORNING EXPRESS. [lReuter's telegram.1 TuaRN, Thursday.-Datails have arrived respecting the arrival of the Emperor at Genoa. The port was full of ornamented small boats crowded with spectators, who saluted his Majesty with acclainations of welcome, and cast flowers before him. The Emperor held a review of some old soldiers ...

... TIIS A1NUAL MEETING OF TrI YORKSLI{RE AGRICULTURAL S9jcIXI'Y. tr have favoured Thle Yorishire 14 ricultli-I - tc rsn week, by| Hull with their prssrl c durivg ?? preelnt wok by holdng eirtw ny~eesnd atljli, g .sttrilig within Its tolding t Tei s t t e ?? d a , )co ?? oW which they ?? ldteIis. j i ttbe i inforroj that the relative htedt e of Jit othler 1ertf thle great county of ir npou1ldc of ...

... t IF the Solicitor General's bill for simplifying the titles to landed estates in England does not affect so large a portion of the community as the Lord Chancellor's bill for amending the law of debtor and creditor, yet the interests con- cerned in the former measure are sufficiently large and . important to secure for it an earnest and general consideration. Those who have landed property, ...

... I I1NiDIiA6 INDIA HOUSE TELEGRAM. FEB. 16TH, 8-30 ?? ALLAHAB3AD. JANUIAIY 18TH. -Tranquility continues to prevail in Olude. Those of the rebels who have not couta in under the amnesty have either dispersed and gone to their homes, or have fled into the Tersi. One body of the'M, under Balasam, is reported to have entered the Nepaul forests. It is known that the Nawab of Forrackabad has ...

... (By Electric a~n lnternational Telegraph.) Her Majesty will hold a privy council to-morrow. The Grand Deke Constantine of Russia visited the Queen yesterday. SHIPPING.-SHANGHAT, June 4th.-The Queen of EngLand got off shore and into, harbour.-AXYAB, June 2i4th.-Master, second mate, boatswain cook and nine men lost by boat being swamped after the Blenheim foundered. A Paris letter asserts that ...

... ACCELERATION OF THE DAY MAIL FROM LONDON TO HULL,. I I A meeting of the merchants and shipowners of Hull was held on 'Change on Monday, at noon, for the pur- pose of considering what course should be adopted in t consequence of the ref usal of the Trejsury to interfere 7 with the decision of the Postmaster-General (Lord e Elgin), which was to grant £200 per annum. towards defraying the cost of ...

... MR. ROEBUCK AT BATE. On Tuesday evening the working-imen of Bath pre- sented to Mr Phina, the foramer member and a defeated candidate at the last election, a handsome silver tea and coffee service, ia acknowledgment of his services in the popular cause. Mr Roebuck,- M.P., was amongst the gentlemen present, and in tihe course of his speech he said it was his belief that in the coming session of ...

... YORKSHIRE WINTER GAOLI DELIVERY. (5eeSaturdlay the commission wias opened for the holding of the aet-al winter assisets ot this county, by Mr Justice Wightinan. the followisg-c is an analysis of else) catetedar, feen which it will tee seen that the perpetration of crime prevails to a lamentable1 extent:- total in custody ?? Charuod with murder ?? 1 Men ?? Mlarislu'.gt Women ?? ?? i3I Cutting ...