... ITHE DIVINE SYSTEM OF EDUCATION. ALTHOUGH, unhappily, the criminal records of the present year abound in cases of atrocious cruelty and murders of almost unexampled horror, there are few among them that the public are less likely to forget than the flogging to death of REGINALD CHANNELL CANCELLOR, by his schoolmaster, THoxAs HoPrxY. The facts of that horrible case must be fresh in the minds ...

... 1 . ~ ~ ?? , I The Duks of Northumberland has offered £30,000 for the endowment of new district churches in Tynemouth. Mr Jakdine, police magistrate at Bow-street, died on Friday night. Hood's works have been translated into German by Mr H. Harrys, of Hanover. It is stated that the project of introducing street tramways, on Mr Train's principle, in the metropolis. has been abandoned. Mr, Tom ...

... | - EXTRACTS FROM. PUNCH. m I THIN BEBS FEMALE EiMAt'OL ,ET.-TO' 'end the linen of forlorn old bachelors. EXTRAORDINARY FEAT IN NA'TVRA: HISTOCY,-Itl Canada they are making a Lion out of Wales I HUMANES ASPIHATIOT.-Miay, more blood be spilt in the establishmenat of Italian liberty, hut may it be only the blood of S. Janarlus i ' ' ; Thgtn BLACiKEST HYPOoaiSy.-A ensera pretending to be a ...

... HULL TOWN ;COUNCIL. A meeting of the Hull Town Council took place yesterday, Mr Aid Blundell in the chair, the mayor nota being present, r BATHS AND WASHHOUSES.-Mir WILKINSON mOovd,,~ and Mr Aid AnuHr seconded the motion, that the treasurer of the borough be, instructed to pay the sum of £332 2e 6d, being the espeoditure over the income of the bathe and weebbouses up to the 296h of December, ...

... LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. . ~ ?? . I . son of Generad Garibaldi passed through iull on Monday morning last, ena route for Bridlingfon, where he is about to sojourn for a sbort time for the benefit of bis health PABE COsMITTEE.-Tbis committee met last Fri. day, the Mayor in the chair. Mr Aiderman Foun- tain was added to the sub-committee for laying oat the park. The Secretary stated that the whole of ...

... ATTEMPT TO 'BLOW UP AN ! USTRIAN MAX OF-.WA. C The Paris correspondent of the, .Morning:; Star writes as follows:-' PARs, TUBSDAY- - A private letter, which has this morning- ieached me from Tnieste, 'contains the following piece of nuews, upon the truth of *hich the writer, who is an Eng- lishnan officially employed in tbat place, bids me rely: Thia town is still full-ef a silent, ...

... ALDBOROUGH. The harvest operations have gerierally coinmenced in this neighborhood, although souse are cutting greener than usnal. The last few fihe days are rapidly ripening the standing crops. BEVELEY BEVERLEY. BAPTIST, M1xSI6NS-On Sunday last two sermons ware preached, in tho 'morning end evening, in the Tell- lane Baptist Chapel said on Monday evening a public meeting was held in the above ...

... J~ohn.b Banter o nderson, whose face Ha munher, Jha been m cin haief maatelng Hem 'n el owing BIremen, and fivelseameng s ftreIet, In l c e ene- to the above VesselT were o wishe to a oent court Yesterday. afternoon W1t1 s`0 assault upon Jocpi by theUran, 0I wesbayr th STi u fr t hein tooplace hert, and pk ote mat o 'M forM1 th eejt.Teewsacutrarge t ieNS ora ud fer atupon bte mate, John seo ...

... THE PRINCE OF WALES IN . CANADA. - OPENING OF THE VICTORIA BRIDGES The limes' special correspondent writes from Mon- treal, August 27, reporting progress tp to the Oaliina ting iuauguration of the great bridge over the river St Lawrence. In his preliminary details he notes the saij fatalities which occurred in, firing the salutes on the Prince's landing:- His Royal Highness disembarked from ...

... Railway traffic for the week ending September lt abow the increase of £48,000. Lord Broughain's new treatise on the British Congti. tation, long announced by Messra R. Griffia and Co., will be published in November. At Portsmouth many hundred soldiers of the line and mnilitia have been allowed to assist the farmers in getting in the harvest. A Paris despatch says pease continues throuhboat the ...

... CO RIESPOND'E E. TO THE EDITOR 0F THE HULL. PACKET.. Sm.,-I notice thlat the police of Copenhagen-acting under the professional di'retionse of a veterinaiy asui geon-have coademued uot less'thao 20 of theeab-horses of that c~ity. thn2-fteal It would be *6l if oui lool1 anthorities, wbo license our cabs Or flied,; woald perform a similar aot of merey towards the'belpeesp brntes-cah-horees, ...

... IHULL WOIRKTHOUSE | I~ ~ ~ , . _ . . :~ ,1 A metingof te Bnrd of quard~ians of ?? Workhouie took Plaes oa Wedueaday last The'Gover- nor (Aid. Fountain) 'ocetipied the chair. The mieeting Was called for the purpose of laying the rate fur.the next half-year, and appointing tradesmen, .&C- The GovgiNog aid the' first tnatte he had to bring beforo. them wa th1rv~n f'upds to meet the expenditure ...