... I TO THE EDITOR OF THE HULL PACKET.3 Sip, -I shall be glad of a little apace to notice B. B.'s very remarkable letter of January 4th. I notice it to show your readers how B. B. deals with evidence which diaprovea every assertion he bo311made. I gave three piecee of evidence tosahow how fooiiah hia ataternent-was, that Dissent did 5pastoral work. Ono piece of evidonce was by a well-known and ...

... The arrangements for despatching the troops selected for service in Canada have now been entirely completed. The mail packet which is to leave Liverpool on the 4tb of January will take the 2nd end 3rd batteries of the 15th Brigade of Garrison Artillery, consisting of 12 officers and 234 men, and this completes the list of troops forming the reinforcements. Mfore tban 10,000 men have been ...

... F EADFL COLLIERY ACCIDENT. I T ?? HARTLEY, Friday noon. - The village presents a truly melancholy spectacle. -,eery h16ie appears a house of mouning. The Bishop t of DUrbam, his Chaplain, and several clergymen, with numerous dissenting ministers, have been here during the past three days, affording such comfort and conso- C :ationa each ipecial case required. The immediate I aeceselitis of the ...

... I THE SPRINGHEAD WATER 1. - SUPPLY. LTURNING OF THE FIRST SOD BY THE MAYOR. The work of digging the trenches, &o., for conveying the Springhead water to Stoneferry, was successfully iniaugurated 'on Monday last, wben tbe Worshipful the Mayor turned the first sod at Stoneferry, in the presence of the waterworks committee, several mlembers of the corporation, and a censiderable number of the ...

... Benefices aned Appointiments Vaecant. t PRZBUND. 9: Sneatinur in the Cathedral Church of St. Paul, London: i Val. £11: Pat, the Bishop of Londun: Rev T. H. Hlorme, dec. p erBORIiiS. b Barrow, co. and dio. Chester: Val. £263, with residence :pat. st Liord H. 0Cli1olICnondaY ; Rev J. Clark, dee. ll~ -Itchingfield, Suseex : die. Chichester:- vii. £280, with rest. b~ doncee: pat. Miss Lquisa Scott ...

... I The Duke of Cambridge is quite recovered fromn his attack of gout, and has been in daily attendance at the re George C le~rekjwill, we believe, be Provisional ?? in the interval between the dartere of Lord Canning and the arrival of Lord Sir -ChapmanMarshall, who v as Lord Mayor of London during the year 1839 40, died on Thursday. le wjasin his76th ?? it d The mariage ?? Eglinton, and Lady ...

... Louis Napoleon has had a rather singular American difficulty on hand. It arose from the pretensions of American Ministers to introduce an indefinite number of their countrymen and countrywomen to the balls of the Tuileries. It appears that M. Thouvenel objected to the crowding of the imperial salons by Americans, without beingpreviously made aware of their social rank and character ; and, as ...

... ! I The Chancellor of the Diocese of York has wathr,rised the Rev. H. G. Kinnear, ?? curate of Hloly Trinity Church, to grant mnarriage licenses. SANITARY COMIlTTEE.-A meeting of this comfltittee was held on Wednesday, at the Town-hall, Mir Aid M1ayflold in the ?? mortality returns for the fortnight ending 26th inst. weare read, as follow: Measles. 2; scarlatifla, 2 ; booping cough. 5; ...

... I To THE EDITOR OF THlE HULL PACKET. ?? your l eave I will notice, as shortly as I can, a ofew the remarks called forth by my letter of January 17th. mest be excused from ?? the remarks Personal to wef.made by the writers, of the three letters. ,ill1 take the letters In order; end first comes B. B. He ;tin cannot ?? correctly. He says thathe called , ii3y statecenlts in question that ...

... DIS'RIrCT _NTELLEGEN CZ. ! BEVER LiowYo W~nONS ?? Hart ?? Mr Nathanie SpHat, who aa been 29yearS io ?? 29 and ish71 ear ?? eneeted to the vacant NEW MAGISTRATES. -The follow S~iong getleme qton- fled as magistrates at the East idintgeresaj ?? o the 31st :-Mlr Win Laundaloeo,a N0Ohtol;Nir Eodwaotrd Lloyd, Lingcroft; and Nfr Thoe e- n ?? tage. to erve that the FLAGGING, &ic.-We are gldd to neon ...

... Ecclesiasticat, Collegiate, and Scholastio Preferments and Appointments. Beatson, Rev P., B.A., to St Nicholas w St, John Newport V, Lincoln : val. £980. Price, Rev J., B.A., to Digby C., Lincolnshire. Warner, 11Wv It., to Snitterby P.C., Lincolnshire : val. £392, with residence. Benefices and Appointments Vacant. PlIEONiNTORSHIP. In the Cathedral Church of Manchester: stipend £,120 : pats, D. ...

... PARIS, Jan. 9th.-The Mloniteur of to-day contains a decree convening the Senate and the Corps Legislatif for the 27th inst, and stating that the report on the state of the empire will, as in 1861, be submitted to the ay chambers on the day after the opening of the session. ROME, Jan. 9.-With the object of reuniting the ed Greek and Latin Churches the Pope bas established a adspecial permanent ...