... I I DISSENTERS'FEELYNG TOWARDS THlE CHURCHl. TO THE EDITOR OP THE HULL PACKET.3 Sia,-! was resding the other day an acecount of the last meeting of the Evangelical Alliance, and I there found that the feeling of Dissent towards the Church, and of the Church. th towards Dissent, wae becoming everyvthing that could be an wished. To look abroad over the reltg 005 world was to look be upon a ...

... j C HRISTMAS IN HULL. A green Christmas maketh a fat Church-yard. Tbose of our readers who are partial to raking up old rasyproverbs, will no doubt be familiar with the above. Proverbs, however, do not always prove true, nd we are hopeful that experience may shew that the result of the Christmas of 1861 may be another excep- tion to the rule. Certainly we have seldom passed over such a ...

... LATEJ$T I. xfl,..KAoaXB O A WA T IMIMI& M TOYLX | UEig f INGS, NE StsM . FRANCE. PARIS, DEc. 19. 'be 4'Monitesr eof to-day publishes a deoree openioZ ih, 0?qqtoem House of Straaburg for the irnportat ...

... I NOTICES TO COKftPONDHNTI All lderd tssinsttlcd for psjetzbioatt niasse Oc aecinipnsate4 by issslsratJ aso addeiel'ecs of f/sr twriteri not recesstta'fp for ;ie.Mossttr. bul for thec ...

... 7W aguX pM g it* MONDAY, DECEMBER D, 1861, NEWS OF THE DAY. TiEs American difficulty still remains in s8ahse quo. The last arrival from the States throws no new light upon it, except in one important ...

... LATEST SINWSO 'i P 114acMW1 AND INTIMT.PE. Oraries3, IjsPIr BOIDflOG5Q. NoW SmrTE. ,zzcDg'B f'5L1SA~l. FUNERAL OF THE PRINCE CONFORT. WINDSOR, MONDAY NIGHT. The Duke of Saxe Coburg has left for Osbor ...

... THE AMERICAN DIFFICULT Y. NAVAL AND MILITARY PREPARAT[ONS. It has naow been decided to despatch the 5th (Captain IV. B. Goseett's) company of Royal Engineers to Canada, in- stead of Bermuda as previou ...

... Chamber of Nobles of Wurtem'oerg, Catholic members of which abstained from taking any part in the discission, abolished tno Concordat concluded with Rome on the Decoinber, 15,»7. Although ...

... The following inquests were held yesterday before Mr. P. F. Curry, the borough coroner :— On the body of Sarah Thompson, . widow woman 66 years age, who resided at No. 13, Cow-lane ...

... HOW THE TRENT AFFAIR IS VIEWED. Washington, Nov. 22. Tbe American papers are fall arguments, invectives, and declamations concerning the seizure of the Confederate ambassado ...

... Paris, Hati t edav Evening. asserted 4 hat a brother of Pre&ident Jefferson has arrived in Paris on a mission. This is -olably a conard. On dit tb*t the despatch of Lord Rus ell to the C.»iine ...

... There family likeness in the history of | all bubble speculations. Whatever tile distinctive title which they have known, , or the commercial principles on which they | huve professed b» f ...