... I MR. GLADSTONE AND HIS ~~~COLLEAGUE$. HTE PRECEDENTS ,COMMITTEE. We believe we may announce that. the collision between the Lords and. the Commons which was to be, and!w.bicbiwas to lead to the exteriniuation or subjec- tion of the ,former anonsalou .body bas been averted. Tbe very numerous comamittee -of twpo'nd-twenty we are'told, succeeded in resolving.itself iato two parties, _nder two ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... JHE1 CONGRESS OF THE EMPEROR AND ?? , T.HE GFRMAN KINGS AT BADEN. I . - e _. - Second only in interest to the circumstances attending Garibaldi's expedition to Sicilybas been the meeting of t1 'he French Emperor and the Prince Regent of Prussia -;and -the German Princes. 'The Prince Regent of Prussia asselbled .the German Sovereigns in the castle on Monday afternoon to thank them for ...

... CIO Wlt wartett AND EAST RIDING TIDES. [REGISTERED AT TH[E GENERAL POST-OFFICE FOR TRANSMISSION ABROAD.] PRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2. AT length we have news of the capture of the Chinese forts at the mouth of the Peiho. Not without a severe conflict, however. The allied loss was 400 men killed and wounded: the Chinese loss is not stated. It seems that after three hours'- hard fightingy, according ...

... LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. INVITATION TO LORD PALMEBRSTON TO VISIT HULL. -If the veteran statesman Lord Palmerston could have visited Hull before leaving Yorkshire he would no doubt have received a hearty welcome. A few daye ago his worship the Mayor invited his lordship to. visit the town, hut without success. In reply to the invitation his lordship wrote to the effeot, ?? That it would have given ...

... 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 ...

... | THE RECEPTION OF 1THE IRISH I I -. - - BRIGADE.- . The Freeman's Journal devotes five'columns to the I reception of the IrWiA Brigat~e. On their way. up V to Cork they were miet by a stetaer bearing the mera- v bere of the Reception Comniittee. includingXr. Maguire, t M.P., who read an address of welcome to the men, The, 1 following is the concluding .pisage of the address -o 0 -Your ...

... I - - -HOUSE OF LORDS, TaURSD.4Y. Lord LYTTLETOX moved the second reading of the Sub. Division of Dioceses bill, the object of which weas to modify the machinery by which dioceses are at present divided, and to assimilate the system of the Church at home and that adopted in the colonies. After some discussion and a division, the bill was read a second time, The reports of Amendment on the ...

... *ARCHBISEoP cULLEN ON TEE ., IT: ]ALT& QUESTION. : Archbishop Cullen preached at the termination of the mass celebrated in the Dublin Roman Cathedral, on Friday, for tbe.:repose of the souls of those who fell at Spoleto, Peru-ia, and other places. , The most reverend prelate, having extolled the Virtues of the fallen and defeated, proceeded Wt donounce Victor Ecmanuel and Glarib~aldi- Alas!, ...

... I I -I PORT PICKENS AND PENSACOLA, Ir Russell, the Times' correspondent, has this week sent home two iaterestin lettdr's -iving aecriptn of bis 3isit, fo#'the' '5c050. qf. ibnpendmg hostilities on the Galf oE'Meiics. .He.qbtaired t passagb from Mobile in asmall schooner, namedithe, Diana, whose' -reaw eon- sisted of'.three mlen, aw-negro cook, -and a wild haired' ybui'g'man as eaptain. . ...