... ix: .J; . IV 11;, MR.COBDEN AND THE AMBERt- CAs PRESS. -; Mr. Cobden used t' be a great admirer of Othe American newspaper pres3,, whih he 'deide4dly preforred t> that of his own coun- ,try, Heo particulariy likd it for dealing in facts rather than opinions, and forabetain- ing from alli serious and systematic attempts' t, form and guide the public mind by poli.. ?? -readonin g. ,e has ...

... 'f :- Fj ?? ' - ' ?? ,wlll?4E] ZLY-Soal -11 - ; ;DOMEICT1C. . - The Queen arrlved at Coburgon Tucada afteroon. ,. ; Prince Alfred's reception at the Cape of Good Hope. has been quite aa nthushatio a tt Dtf his brother i anada The E lu arrived iu ritn oi's B&y 'Tuesy tbs4t J'uiy, and the 'rinc~landed u made i public enly into Cape Town on the following dq, attended by-h Excellency the hvernor S ...

... TOXTEBTI-PARK GUARDIANS, a The wveekly meeting of the Toxtieth-park board n of guardiansY wa8 held ?? in the board- room of the pablio offices, Park-paae.- Mr. H. S. t Alpsas presided, and the following ather gentlen II were ailso present :-M.esr. JoTm Wilson, Cater, n Ileniry Laylond, M. A. Jobns, Hanter, Ogden, W. t Leyland, Bayne3, Joseph Wilson, Moss, A. Miller, t Slcdeley, and Hughes. ' t ...

... ;TEV3 DUK1O F ! ARGyLT ITH - EDC .. -oo . GAAE i~~ ~ ~ - -9i ?? ;. CO-OPERATIVE -ASSOCIATIONS In opening the proceedings at the annual meetilg of the Association of Lancashire 'and Cheshire If ohanice' Institutos, which was held in the Free Trade H Hall, Manchester, on Tuesday evennUig,. his Grace the Duke of Argyll, who pirsided, said there were symptoms appelwnug in tb6i country which led to ...

... I _ .. . - - IN the social science of our day no problem is more difficult of solution than that expressed l in the question- What shall we do with our n discharged prisoners ? We have Ragged- y schools for the rescue and refuge of the outcast it and destitute children who are on the very r, verge of crime, but who are, in thousands of ig instances, preserved from it by those admirable Le ...

... TdIE JAPANESE. Dr Xacgaowan has been giving an outline history, in the form of ar lecture, of ithi epe H omne by describing the system of caste peoce die commencel in Japan to the extent it did instle which did not prevail inohrparts of the East; but still was of that hereditary character that gave it all the characteristics of that system. There were eight of these classes: the princes, the ...

... SALEMr CHAPEL.-On Monday evening a tea mee C was held in the Mechanics' Institute, to celebrate the re. opening of the chapel, after undergoing repairs. 300 persons partook nf tea, after which interestn adrse were delivered by several ministers. SALE 6F PDOSPcRTY.-OU Friday Mesars lrairhrotber,1 Clark, and Lye put up for competition at the George Inn, Hull, a. Valuable freehold property, ...

... : HOUSE OF; LORDS (LA.ST NIGHT). Lord Re'desdaale i th abience of the Lord Chan- cellor, took his 'sea u,pon the woolsaok at five o'clock. In reply to a question fiom the Eirl of CASRNARVO, Earl DE GBuB and RIPON stated that' the government intended to allow an exemption of the horae tax in respect of the Yeomanrg Cavalry daring the present year. INDIAN FINANCE The Earl of ELLMNBOROUGH c lled ...

... DISTRICT INTELLIGENCE. .. ?? 4 this eloctii will' be found undere t-hee hed of gls- tion Intelligence.ea o Ela BRIDIJNGT6TO. PRIVrnva METHO)DISTr' MISIG ..0Sndyat two sermons were Preached in the Pimitive .tndatodast CaeBdlngton, by Mr Peter Jackson, of Preston, instead of the A1ev G1. Watson, of Soarbro', who had been announced, but was' ?'evented from attending through iilnee-Or.O Monday a ...

... ., so MR ,SOMIlES IN -1IULL. , ; I yeterday, at ?? Joseph Somas; ?? for Hull, met the members of hois committee at the.George Inn. T -elo. member, waW accompanied by~ Mr Joseph '~ker Pease and several of his lhading supporters .- ~rPICAS shortly addr~essed the gentlemen assembled, ,ad saidtl~t. ?? bad bad it in contemplation to rgis d isL ~o t h e ter~cied the good oed ,oabit of, Engish ...

... PROTESTANT ASSOOIATION OF { LOYAL ORANGEMMN. I On Sunday and Monday last the annual gatherings of the above association took place, and were marked by l more- interest and enthusiasm than have been the case for some years past. This may, perhaps, in part, be : accounted for from the circumstance that strenuous efforts are now being made to provide the association3 with a spacious Protestant ...

... ACCEPTANCE OF THE MAYOR'S OFFER OF A PROPLEUS PARK. I~ A meeting of the People's Park Committee weas held on Saturday morning, for tbe purpose of receivingtenders of ; sites of land Suitable for Cie purposes of a People's Park for Hull. The .Iavor presided; and there were ;also present Mr Sheriff Hodge, Mr Ald Abbey, Mr AId Moss, Mr Aid Mayfield,. Mr Wm Eyre, Mr Willows, Me Elli. son, Mr ...