... AND AST RIDING TIMES. IIRGISTERED AT THE (EsER&L PO.F -OFFICE . . FOB~ 'XA~,sg8I~ON ABROAD.] FRIDAY, JIULY 15, 1809. , _ _ _ _ - I P E A CE B. EVENTS crowd so fast 'ipon us that even the daily press, with its correspondents in every city in the world, lags far behind, and the electric telegraph itself can scarcely keep us abreast with the facts of the day. Last week, just before going tp press ...

... A meeting of the Kingeton-upon-Hull Town Council was held in the Council Chamber at a quarter-pasb two o'clock yesterday afternoon, the Mayor (Mr Samuelson), in the chair. The minutes of the last meeting were read and con- firmed. APPLICATION BY FREEMEN TO BE ADMITTED WITaOUT PAYMENT OP FINES.-The TowN CLrERK drew the attention of the Council to several applications he had received from ...

... I THE WAR. X SPECIAL EXPRESS.a TEMPORARY CESSATION OF HOSTILITIES S BETWEEN FRANCE AND AUSTRIA. PAsrS, 9.50 P.M., July 7th.-Official despatch from the Emperor to the Empress. .] An armistice has been concluded between the Emperor l of Austria and myself. My commissioners have been appointed to agree upon the last clauses. FiuImi, July 6tb.-'Two French war steamers have been reconnoitering off ...

... SECOND EDITION FRIDAY, 10 A. M. CDy Electric and Internationra Telegraph.) It is mentioned that the army in Italy is almost with. out shoes and, owing to the scarcity of labour in Paris, the goveranment cannot get them made by contractors. The mayor of each nrrondissment has intimated to all the shoemakers, large and smal, that the government will require about 70,000 pairs to be ready in 15 ...

... RIFLE CLUBS IN HULL, TO THE EDITOR OF THE H E[ULL FACKET.' DEAR SIR,-The projected rifle corps under the provisions of 4t Oso. i ?? e , [saving passed away (for the credit's sake of Hull we wvs not ask-why ?? It still remains to the young tenof . ,As borough to furml themselves into clubs,and so tq render themselves proficient ill the rise of the ride, and pre- pared at any time to assist ...

... CHARTIST v. Mr Ernest Jones, the leader of a sectioa oE the party, being' lihlled bys Mr George-Williza -m Reynolds, the proprietor of Reynolds', ?? san Mfiecellainy, brought an notion, whicb wspaotrlePrB Courti 'of Qneen's 'BemiliIait Saterday. in tried in th his character from the~ impntstjoo i order to c1 El made against it. The plaintiff has been had ctea the Chartist movemnent for a ...

... IT would have been cause for sincere re- gret if the duties of the important office to which the late government appointed Mr. WARREN had prevented him from continuing his services as Recorder of our borough. We say so, because however zealous and successful his successor might have been in the discharge of the strictly judicial functions of the office, it is scarcely to be supposed that he ...

... l WAR ITEAS.l. I RusslAN FLEEi. H-ihe folfwiig' is ?? to he an abstract of the nurmnrical strengt;i of the Rusmian navy in the ?? 1-58 ;:-The ?? of id rates amounts to 152 vessels, of which 71 steamners aud 25 sailin, vesiels are stationedi in the Bailtic, 3 steamers anl 3 sailirg ve:4elS in the White Sea, 21 steamers and 12 sailing veiseli in the Black Sea, and 12 smealners and 5 sailing ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. FRANCE. Tan Hus'II OPINIOX OF FIAN01 ON TEs WAR.- The Pdris cwrrespondent of the Mfaachkster Gmadiatn writes as fullwe :-Y3trangely enough, thie news tif the b4ttle of Solferiao his not excited anything like the feeling produoed by the firnt despatch of Mlgeenta (thluugh thit was by no means general enthuiiasm). there would seem to be a kind of fear of having to qnalify ...

... HOUSE OF COMM)NS, TRURSDAY. At the day sitting the committee appointed to try the North Leicestershire and Maidstone election peti- tions were sworn. The house then went into committee of supply upon the civil Service estimates, vwbich occ.- pied the remainder of the sitting ?? The house resumed at six o'clock. THE STATE OF OUR FOREIGN REIAvIoNs.-Lord .1 RUSSELL was glad to see in that day's ...

... UONTI MPLA'X-6i) kURCHA E OF fiiE HULL DOCKS ANI) CIHADEL SITE BY THE TOWN OF HULL. I A n inmportant ineeting of the hipping and merceantile 2111 oemmninnty Of King'ston..nptin..15ta was held in the Vi 'lOwo-lnll, on Monday last, lit noon, to ocin~ider the a- edvisability of' ad,,pting mneaures with a view to the A't purchase of the Docks and the Cit-idel site for the (I enenifit of the town. ...

... The 24th of June was signalized by an addition to the number of successes which have been obtained by the allied arsry, and which, by the will of tile French Emperor, is to be officially known tn posterity as the battle of Solferino. The substantial result is con veyed in the war telegrams which will be found in anorher eolam.n The details which have been published in tire Piedmontese Gazette ...