... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 1QQYEtRNENT. AND. . SAVING.S'! | B AN KS.I The bill brought in by the Chancellor of the Excoe-' quer, To make provision for tbe investment and security of the ?? received by the Commissioners fur the Reduction -of the National Debt from baviungs banks and friendly societies, states that on the 20th of November, 1859, there was -due to savings'banks 239,179,078 2s 7d; and to friendly ...

... (BY ELECrTic ThLEGRAPH.) HO USB OF LaRDS. The House met at five o'clock. BILLS ADVANCED, The Offences against the Person Bill, the Larceny, &e., Bill, the Forgery Bil], the Malicious Injury to Property Bill, the Coinage Offences Bill, the Accessories and Abet- tors Bill, and the Criminal Statutes Repeal Bill, were read a second time and referred to a select committee. The Indictable Offences ...

... PUBLIC MEETING LAST NIGHT. A public meeting of tradesmen opposed to the late de- oision of the Watch Committee was held at the Boll Inn, Phillip Street, last night. The notice convening the as- sembly stated the object. to be to protest against the enforcing of an Act of Parliament passed in the reign of Charles II., which, if put in force, will most assuredly affect the welfare of all ...

... LATEST NEWS, BY ErSM1x0a AND INTRBNATIONAL TEEGRAPIU. OmoE%, TEnumP BuILDMG, NKw Srmm. THE WAR IN MOROCCO. (Reuk e'd Telegramn) MADRID, FEB. 26th..' The Spanish squadron has bombarded Larache and Aricilla, causing great destruction. Some of the Spanish vessels were slightly damaged. Spanish loss, ene man killed. It is said that Rabatt has also been bembarded. (Rteers Tetgram.) THE AUISTRO ...

... We have reason to believe that Lord Palmerston has submitted the name of the Rev. Dr. Vaughan to the Qaeen as the new Bishop of Rochester, Dr. Vaughan was lately Master of Ilarrow.-Daoily Newss. We understand that a requisition is hi course of signature to Mr. Cubitt, of Denbies, near Croydon, requesting him to stand for West Surrey, in the Conservative interest.- Times. A PRESENT TO TIlE ...

... NEWS OF THE DAY, THE chief subject under discussion in the House of Lords during its three hours' sitting yesterday, was the Treaty of England with France, or rather that part of it which was said by the noble Lord who sought information on the subject, to bind this country not to prohibit the export of coal. The principle of the treaty, as a whole, was also incidentally objected to by Earl ...

... - MIDLAND.. On Tuesday the half-yearly meeting of this company was held at Derby, Mr. S. Beale, M.P., in the chair. The report, an abstract of which has appeared in the Post, was taken as read. The Chairman, in moving the adoption of the report, said that some years ago it was agreed that £20,000. a-year should be set aside from revenue for the repairs of perma- nent way* but in the last half ...

... (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) 110USE 0OF COMmONS.. The House met at twelve o'clock. NEW WRITS. New writs were ordered for the borough of Hertford, in the room of Mr. Cowper, now Chief Commissioner of Public Works, and also for the borough of Gateshead, in the room of Mr. Butt, who lis also taken office as Vice. President of the Board of Trade. CHURCH RATES ABOLITION BILL. Several petitions having ...

... The prestige of our arms, which had been somewhat damaged (reasonably or unreasonably) by our heavy losses at ]eyt, and the -scape of the Waghers frow both that place and Dwarka, his been completely restored by a bril- liant achievement of M'ajor Honner-the successful storm- ing of the Waghers' Fort, 'on the Ubhpoora, resulting in the thorough diserganisation u it i3 to be hoped, their main ...

... A apccial meeting of the Counotl was hold yesterday, the M&YoR (Thlomas Lloyd, Esq.) presiding. THE QUESTION AS TO TiHE MAGISTRATES' CLERKCS' FEEi!. The minutes of the previous meeting having been real aend cOn- firmed, the MAYOR read the following letter to the Council : Whitehall, 2ith Januairy, 1860. 1Sbr,-I am directed by Secretary Sir George Lewis to Inform you, with reference to the ...