... ,j a HOUSE OF. LORDFRIDAY, MAncH 11. e The house suet at five o'Ylock. i Earl BX b [IONIAN ISLANDS, Ea~ GREY vviihdrew..hia motion for the production of epapers relating to the IonianIlnd.-Hsttdta ie did so in conequee ofh Islandsgb He stated that e Lord Derby that tqhe preoduoinof then papers wnormedb e create serious ?? the papie ers ice. e h alo gcy hne h ol lord for with- r acknowledgment ...

... I Yesterday a special Weeting of the finance Committee yLA was held at the Board of Health Offices, Lowgiate ; Mr s8 Morley in the chair. There were present the Mayor, On and Messrs Dobson, Dannatt, Evans, H1. Lamb~rt, Loft: aid and Win. Eyre.-A short report was read from thre co riating, committee, in which they recommended that a c fourth officer be aPpointed. .Mir DANNA'TTsaid tile col- or ...

... IMEETING IN FAVOUR OF NON I INTERVENTIONI A meeting was held, pursuant to a requisition to the Mayor of Hull, in the Town-hall, at twelve o'clock on Monday last, for the purpose of eliciting the opinions of the inhabitants of the borough upon the course this country should pursue in the present crisis of European aff airs, Mr. Sheriff Pearson, in the absence of the Mayor, was called to the ...

... LOCAL INTELLIGE.N UJ. a DAVIS' STRAITS FisIIEBY.-Wri. Brown, Atkinson n and Cu, have just received advices that the steamer Tay, of Dundee, has arrived it, ?? the Davis' Straits l fishery, with 1i fish and 150 tuns oil, and the steamer f Dundee, of Dundee, has arrived in Hull with IS fish -e and 115 tuns of oil. The fish caught since their last re- porrs were obtaitied on the Sth October. The ...

... I I Her Majesty's annual distributioil of food and cloth- ing to about 700 poor persons of the Windsoran Clewer parishes took place on Saturday in the Riding. house of the Castle. The yoiuog widow of Abram Alibone, third engineer of the Admiralty yachit Black Eagle, who was killed on board that res4sel during the late voyage of the Prince of Wales from Dover to Ostend, hasl been granted a pern ...

... POLICE MEDICAL STATISTICS I ?? Mr. Henry Munroe, police surgeon, &c., has issued a very interesting work, entitled Medical statistics of the Hull police force, from November 19 1857, to November 19, 1858; the object of which is 'to sbew, in a con- densed form, the amount of sickness experienced by the Bull police force during the past year; to point out to what diseases the policemen have ...

... I ~ ~ E 1411c' IN' ¢-LI&ENCE I 1 1V.ERLEY. ?? I B3EVii her11b- of patients patk ~ e 5Thred ciaid be4reeed2da, Ir~Ai nig2thSpebrW516 OPPO t4 ~~'~aW0ODMA~~SEY~ BEVerwE-aRE51, hon 0 ; IsLESCr O3t. understnt d that * c Stte for tlc Home Departinelti e a ?? I eicit~tifthis board his approval, as ?? i'hb.Sliito tsnd lh'17 Vic. C. 134, aud by the eal 7 ?? te ctvinconncil made in pursuance h re 5f ?? ...

... C fau t i aftt AND EAST RIDING TIMES. REGITEBD ATTEI GENER-AL POST-OF-FICE FOR TRANSHISSION ABaoAD.] FRI, OaTBE 7. TR E WEEK. THE Italian question is not settled, nor does it appear to be approaching a settlement. True, we are told almost every morning that the conference at Zurich has nearly completed its labours, and that the treaty of peace is about to be signed. -But when the conference ...

... THURSDAY'S TEL GRAPMA. At a meeting of the proprietary of the Bank of Eng- land to-day, a dividend of 41 per cenit. for the half year was declared, leaving the rest at above three millions The Emig~ration 2iommnisioners chartered this after.. noon the Maria Somes for Table Bay, at £13 9s., and the Derwent for Algoa, at £1:3 Os. Sd. per statute The G-obe's Paris correspondenit says it is ...

... This question is now daily assuming a position that must eventuate in the holding of au European Congress for the settlement of the affairs of Italy. The Confe- rences remain suspended, and the Austrian Plenipoten- tiary, Count Colloredo, is awaiting instructions from Vienna. It is confidently stated in well informed Paris circles that the governments of France and England %lave recognized the ...

... I THE MUTINY ON BOARD I - . THE MARLBOROUGIf. We learn from Malta that four seamen, charged with being the ringleaders in the late outbreak at Castel. mare, on board the Marlborough, Capt. Lord Frederick Kerr, bearing the flag of Vice-Admiral Fanshawe, the Commander-in-Chief in the Mediterranean, were tried by a court-martial which assembled on board Her Majesty's ship Hibernia in Valetta ...

... AND EAST RIDING TIMES. LREGISTERED AT THE GENERAL POST-OFFICE FOR TRANSMIJSSION ABROAD.] FRIDAY, MARCH iS, 1859. A_- - . . THE letter of Lord CFsy to Lord ELOao, that of the Ron. F.DWARD ELaIOE, M.P,, to one of his most influential supporters at Coven- try, and the letter of Mr. WALTER, M.P., to lhis constituents at Nottingham, prove that there is a strong disinclination on the part of ...