... dabe Null vat~tt AND EAST RIDING TINES. 1EGISTElED AT THE GENERAL POST-OFECE FOR TRANSMISSION ABROAD.] FRIDAY, AUGUsT 3. 1NAPOLEON'S PRIVA:TE LETTER. * THE Emperor of the French plays, many parts. This week he appears- id the character of the completeletter-writer. Thltransforma- tion is wonderfulC Just as GAlsclo could play tragedy or comedy equally welt, so NAPO- LEoN can descend from the ...

... Tun difficulties of the, Eastern Question' have only begu. The good resolutions of the SULTAN have hitherto only furnished additional material for the floor of that objectionable place which is supposed to be paved with this material. They have ended in 1, words, or at most in one of those momentary exhi- v bitions of energy which bear no more resemblanco to u earnest purpose than does the ...

... T : Ha i r AT I X . ! ;W u ?? C. . 0 11 The 'review oft tte nuitesbzersrs~ took plaeat -o'lock on Tuesday. in the QUeens Perk, EdraUgh Th.rviw e highly a uceeessfuL. The retukms'j~a, td'th Wav aloe of6 dvle who w*i'e'tlh 'take pbrit` i t'he 6a&ain 'made up a total of 20_,810 lme-n-, Sand about that -nninher were preseo%, while ?? 30,O00 The whole of ?? were- under the com- mand of L etferea ...

... ~'ORIGN N?~LIGENCYR. The excellent'.informastron of'the'l~iforilin~pose gie' u impotane t th folowi '~ticlelsertedin-promineit' type in one of itlle'adersuf Mcondjy':- 5'1 Friendly word ator ?? scebptible from a neigh 'Dcjj bour., msi&idll~ *hin'It'id lfiti fda aei to give 'proof of h His intentbionst noid 'cotipjlite ouisaitisifaction by hees df eare ,not mIirfts, ~ l~ttr has just .been ...

... in (Alsdged from Yedcfr&Ya' Mforing Po8t.) 0 4' Three weeks of most searching inquiry by tb al ablest of our detective formo have as yet brought no elup. to 0 tthe ?? murder. The premises lsav Isbeen searched, the inmates of the honse examined, the lie MS of every one in the famoily, and the furniture, lhave b~een iesv overhauled and closely scruatinalsed, but nothing hao been per, found. The ...

... on- LONDON, Friday Rveeningi to The last fear of the session which troubled the of breasts of the Government, it was believed, was the Itdian an Budget, and there was a good deal of shaking heads a thereat. I told you, however, in my last, how the Ministry intended to back out of this difficulty,-by taking a small gh- portion of the deficit on account, and leaving the remain- der to the ...

... (r~y Erils and Iri.sh Mlaguetic Telegraph,) rREUTE S TELEGRAM.. X D- 2 fIP 1W 'PIL fgNT mom ace . i J lE>UTEUt;S l1SLEURAMt. THE PARIS CONF1'ERENCE ON THE SYRIAN QUESTION. PARIS, Wednesday. Tfle preparatory sitting, on Monday, of the Ambassadors of the Great Powers, before the meeting of the Conference, took place on account of the invitation of the Turkish Am. bassador. The representative of ...

... LoNDox, Friday Eveningi A German friend just returned from the Rhine assures me that the fortifications are being rapidly put into the ngot effective Ptat 9f defence, so though thete was a. fer of something important being lmmineut, Those who look at the frowning Ebrenbreitetin and the widely in- trenched and fortified Mayence believe them perhaps ready for any emergency. Six months, however, ...

... A LEEDS VOLUNTEER FINED FORI SHOOTING ON THE SABBATH. ?? ivato In the Leeds journals of Saturday last it was o, f stated that Mr. John Wadsworth, auctioneer, and a private in the Leeds Volunteer Corps, had been fined 40e3. and costs tlrat rat Egrernont, for shooting ont Sunday, the 22nid of July, on fri y as the New Brightion Sands. Mr. Wadsworth stated, when M before the Magistrates who ...

... TLHE PEARSON-PARK FETE. FzTE-DAys are not very nunerous in Hull. , We have not had one in which all classes and e ranks have taken part since the Queen visited tl us six years ago. So that having served Si almost a full term' of apprenticeship, in which 01 the toil has been unremitting, it is not sur-8 prising to find that the whole town is eager and ir anxious to render memorable, by a ...

... LONDON CORRESPONDENOE. of eil LONDOI, Wedinedsay Evening. i Iat , Therd WM.a A false report in journalistic regions *o h1l'hai the hour of prorogation of Parliament. One o'clock was generally named through some error,-and these errors wn about the timeof the meeting of Parliament have, since its 11us ate exceptional system of work, been rather frequent, so that fur some were there to amuse ...

... Fits (.BY British and Irish AMagnelle Telegrap&.) sent I REUTIERs TELEGRAMi.] past FR-ANCE. the PARIS, MlondaOV. a of The Afonfilur says, 1The Emperor, wikhing to give Abd.- ,n of ?? a token of the sentiments which hise noble conduct ated at Damascus has inspired, has conferred upon him the ing ?? Cross of the Legion of Honour. 1 ?? The Aloniteur' also publishes the text of the two protocol, ...