... I -. THE ~WAR. I l1 -l TE tw l th warpensalike spirit tha animates the soldiers o France, Austriau and rd8.1 seens to be extendingdto the st a t e dft tahe eoples ofvehose countries end of Germany.v Up to s ?? top rse the onlyn onth last weekthe odny accounts of the conduct and progress of ofheia bcontenin forces were in the form, principally, of ffiialbuletns fromn Turin, All these accounts ...

... G.E1,qRAL INTELLI&El,.NCE. I at ci RzTURN OF THlE COURT TO WrNnSOlr.-Her Majestf Jan the Q.een anda his Royal Highness tho prince Conndrt, g wit mhemribers of the royal family and suite, was reune o t1dsor Castle On Monday, after lunchleon, cele foreh East~r holidays. ht On Thursday last esr.Cdeiaded by tcob, apo yicctegraphic artists, Pall Mall East, attided by excuten-eap Mand of her Majesty ...

... One of the most important of army reforms, the organisation of the department itself, must necessarily stand over for a time, inasmuch as, owing to the politi- cal dislocations of the present year, the committee of the House of Commons appointed to investigate the sub- ject has not yet taken one-balf. the useful evidence likely to be offered. Nevertheless, we believe we may say that quite ...

... I . .- in the navyiestimates for the year 819'-60 the net increasea cmaedwt lost year, is less than a, Theli virets!Z item in thle votes is that 'of wages to seamen end marines. The sum required to he voted for tbis purpose, for the year 1859.60, is £2,437,062, beinga Na increase of £85,463 over the vote for the last finnca year. The next item, viz., victuals for the foregoin, is £995i, 647, ...

... SIR H. SEYMOUR ON DIPLOMACY. One of our most distinguished diplonmatists, Sir Hamilton Seymour, favoured the audience of the Mechanics' Institution at Whitby, on Wednesday, with hints on diplomacy :- There was no great craft or mystery In it, he said, but it required an1 apprenticeship. Any man of good abilities alid close application would succeed, while a person who hoped to lead a life of ...

... John George Wood, a farrmer, living at Moulton, in Norfolk, who was brought up on remuanrd before tha Lord Mayor, .t the inansion.house, on Saturday, charged with bejog found ?? in possession of a carpet bag containing apparel, supposed to be stolen, and Margaret Beck was charged with being in his coopaoy, im the dress of a sailor. Thle circumistances that led to the apprehension of the ...

... IMPARTIALITY IN THE REPAIRING OF STREETS I i q y q - r 1 - n - ?? - - -. . . . I TO THE EDITOR OF THE HULL PACKET. SIR,-At the meeting of the Committee of Works on the 21st inst., there were present: Mr. Witty in the chair, and Messrs. John Fountain, Evans, Galloway, H. Lambert, Doweing, Eyre, Wilkinson, Mayfleid, Ahbey, MOsS, Wilde, ana Ellison; and also Mr. s. C. Bell, the clerk ofthe ...

... I A meeting of the Bull Local Board of Health was held in the council chamber yesterday afternoon, at a quarter-past two o'clock: Mr. Ald. Moss, in the absence of the Mayor, pre-ided. Alderman Kelsall, of Leeds, was present. Mr. BELL, clerk to the board, read the minutes of the ?? meeting, which were confirmed. The CHAIRMA&N then moved that the minutes of the Finance, Sanitary, Works, and ...

... LORD PALMERSTON ON RAIL- WAY ENTERPRIZE. On Taesdtly Lord Palmerston cut the first sod of the w Andover and Redbridge Railway at Raosey, in the pre. serce of a numerous assemblage of the landolvlwrs of the h( district and others interested in the undertaking. The as' line-whiuh is intended ultimately to effect a commtnsi- xv cation between Southampton and the coalfields of South ir Wales and ...

... I' - The opening ma'ch of this club was played on Monday last on the new ground, Anlaby.road. The weather was fine. There was a fair muster of strangers, and the cricketiug was admirable. 'The match was Married v. Single-the latter having the advantage of the valuable professional assistance of Mr. Crossland, who is engaged by the club. The following is the day's Score;- SINGLE. . 1ST INsoISs ...

... THE JEDDAII MASSACRE I , ASAC, (From the Correspondent of the Times.) ALEXANDRIA JANUARY 25 -0.O h a olwn the despatch o t the ple ; wayr fteamen Duchayla arrived atuez fror pedding The dinsertg tiomutiond.te In1 18+ thsse ?? inveadi Cstions, onducitedunder the vigilant watch of the Cprsnt- misaionere, had resulted in establishing the chief gu upon three of the leading men of these ith ll m en ...

... I H[JULL TOWN COUNCIL. -- I A meeting of the Town Council of Hull was held in . the County Court-hoes3 (the Council-chamber being unfit for use), at a quarter-past two o'clock yesterday , afternoon. In the absece of the mayor, Mr. Ald. Bannister was called upon to preside. The minutes of the last meeting wera read and con- firmed. The money orders and the minutes of the respective committees ...