... 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 ...

... fAPPALLIN G CATASTROPHE.j AWFUL SHIPWRECK ON THE l IRISH COAST. NEARLY FOUR HUNDRED LIVES LOST. (From the Wexford Coneltiltion.) The weather during the past few days bas bean of the most boisterous character, the gales of wind prevailing on Wednesday and Thursday being so violent as to cause great apprehension that serious shipping disasters might result thereform. This view has been ...

... -, | . 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 ...

... ?? Falo'n. - [Under this head we give such extracts. from the London and provincial papers as indicate the opinions of the press oA current topics.] WAR AND REFORMf. (From thc Thnes.) The Nemesis of party is a power always in opera- tion, always beyond human conjecture, yet infallibly f truc to a justice of its own. The wors that can be said of any an:icipation is that it will probably fall ...

... DINNER IN COMMEMORATION OF THE EETURN OF MESSES. SCHOLEFIELD & BRIGHT. Yesterday, a second dinner, in commemoration of the return of Messrs. Scholefleld and Bright, took place in St. Thomas's Ward, the place of entertainment on the occasion being Mr. Fitters, the Bowling Green Tavern, Holloway Head. The repast was admirably served, and the room was prettily decorated. About fifty were present, ...

... (By, B leasic I namsiond TdNmph-) OmCEs, Tmrm BueI NS. NEW SAM. THE WARS GA3MALDI CROSSING THE TIGINO. The following telegrams were received at Mr. Iteuter's office, May.24:- PAIus, Tuesday, May 24. The Moniteur of this morning publishes the following telegram I ATsMANDRIA, May 23, Evening. A Yesterday the Emperor attended mass in the Cathedral. Hs 'His Majesty everywhere receives ...

... correopWa. NOTICES TO CORRESPONTDENTS. The following letters have been received: Lightning Express; W. B , and 'A Birmingham Clerk. M. F.-Probably our correspondent did not so intend it, but her letter has the appearance of a begging petition. J. P.-Surely the mistake, supposing it to be one, is not so serious as to form the subject of newspaper contro- versy. Fair Play, Dudley. ...

... Imulign 'Iddligem. - STATE OF AFFAIRS IN PIEDMONT. (.Frost the Morning Post.) TURIN, May Sth.-Tho good people of Turin have, per- hlips, had a narrower escape than is thought in Elngland of an Austrian vi-it. After issuing his proclanation to the Sardiniaa nation, General Gyalai ought to have given it its due effect by marching suddenly 60,000 mon o0n the Sar- dinian left, and by appearing on ...

... HEALTH COADMIT EE. The weekly meeting was hleld yestord~y; present, Hessrs. Dovei (chairman), Sheil, ilodioa, 1;ckwvith Ulwtdtone, C0rosthtwaite, Anthony, Avison, Barton, stitt1, Ilydock. The borough engineer, building surveyor, and inspector of nuissances reported vatdous particalar6 oE the operations in their several departulents during the week, froln which it appeatod that 120 nuisances I ...

... FORMATON 0F A E COR IFOR TE HUNDr OF WAL t Last evening, a crowded and enthusiastic; mee ng er- of the inhabittunts of Birkenhead and the adjoiing Ith districts was held in the Town Hall, Birkenhead, ras for the Epdrpose of establishing a volunteer rifle corps he for the bundied of Wirral. The chair was occupied a bY Mr. John Laird, to whom, as chairman of the BirkenheadCommimiondrs, ...