... 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 ...

... cot Wul Variket AND ELST RIDING TIMES RFEGISTERED AT THIE GENERAL POST-OFFICE FOR TRANSMISSION ABROAD. ] = _ _ ?? _ ?? _ ?? FRIDAY, APRIL 18. IN olden times, as our readers know, it was the annual custom in some Roman Catholic countries to put a priest in the pulpit as the Devills Advocate, his duty being to make out as good a case as possible in favour of the great enemy of Christendom. It ...

... D DREADFUL BOILER EXPLOSION, I i VTIITVS . - -l-tlT od i NINETEEN PERSONS KILLED. A fearful boiler explosion occurred on Tuesday morn. ing, at tbe Milfield Ironworks, Priestfield, near Wol- verbampton. The works, which are carried on by Mr Thomas Rose, and belong to the Birruingham Banking Company, consist of two forges and three mills, all for the manufacture of different, descriptions of ...

... ! 1 Yesterday Messrs Brown, Atkinson and Co., agents to the Whale and Seal Fishing Company, received advioee stating that the Truelove, Capt Wells, jan, had nrrived at Lerwick, all well, with 30 tons of oil, and that, she reported that the Lady Seale, 'ales belonging to that eo0pany, had improved her take to 70 tons. The Diana, belonging to the sare company, tbid 32 tons All the vessels had ...

... ?? 'rn Ar, ts. _- FRIDAY 11 A.mI. i (By Electric antd raternafional Telegraph). L AMERICA. QUEENSTOWN, Thunsday ?? New York and _ Philadelphia Company's steamer Kangaroo from New York arrived here. She brings 19 cabin and 61 steerage passeugers and 170,000 dollars in specie, 0 NEW YORK, lst.-Morning. -The Federal occupation Is of Nashville is officially confirmed. General Buell is reported to ...

... FOREIGN INTELLiGENCE. FRANCE. THE LATE AMERICAN DIFFICULTY. Official documents before the Chambers show that the British government has duly appreciated and acknow- ledged the good offices of.Frauce in the recent difficulty ' with America. On the 6th of December, when the E French Anbaseador in London read to Earl Russell M. ?? despatch on the subject of the Trent affair the Foreign Secretary ...

... The condemnation of the Circassian is con-, firmed. We are ?? to notice that the Rev R, A. I Redford, M.A., of Hunll, and Mr G. B. Eidd, of Shef. |field, are arnogst those who hve just passed an ;examination, iu the first division at London University, for the degree of Bachelor learned in Laws. TEMPORAaY HMomE FOR FALLEN WoMEN IN NILE-STREET AND TuE HULL PHNITRNTIARY.-Ou Sunday last two very ...

... THE WEST RA.RTLEPOOL SWINDLE. AT length a glimpse of daylight is given 'to those who are interested in the affairs of the West Hartlepool Harbour and Railway Com- pany. Mr CoLSXF&N's dark lantern had more than once cast a lurid glare into the hidden recesses containing the secrets of this company, but we and many others were willing tG believe that its light was deceptive, and that things were ...

... HULL PRICE CulRR4EN'r. CORRECTED UP TO LAST EVENNG IINSEED-ia ?? aq r ?? 0 0 0 @ £0 00 Do EastIndia . 3 5 0- 3 10 0 Do Egyptian . 0 0.o - 0 0 0 Do Petersburg fine .3 0 0- 8 3 0 Do Archangel ,. 3 O 0 0 0 00 Do Riga 215 0- 217 0 Do Maneland konigaberg ,, 2 14 0 2 16 0 RAPESEED-German& Danish ?? 3 10 0- 3 12 0 Do Black Sea and East India.. 2 0 0- 2 10 0 OIL, OLIVE-3allipoli, V ton ?? 61 t 0 -82 0 ...

... 0 As our readers will be aware there has been a miu- c isterial crisis in Canada, consequent upon the rejection d of the Militia Bill. The London Times takes the a opportunity thus afforded of giving some general advice a to the Canadians. The writer says: -Let Canada look t carefully at her own circumstances, let her statesmen fl study the tone of the American press, and the strange a and ...

... H Halleck's Head-quarters, May Sb. During all of last night the moving of cars aua suppressed whistles sounding betokened some move. ment going on, but, it not being any extraordinary occurrence, was not considered of an extraordinary nature. About five o'clock this morning several explosions were distinctly heard. Immediately after skirmishers were thrown out, and a general advance took ...

... IIOCAL INTELLIGEN1-EW We understand that his Grace the Archbisbop of Y(ork will viait Hull to-tuorrow (saturday), for the PsuIT 'e of coneecratitig the burial- ground of the horlugh, Tcently purchased by th~e Local Board of Helth, fxouu the HuX~ll General Cemetery Comparly. We Pre also giveo t) understand that arrangeruents have heet maide by the authorities of Holy Trinity Church to have the ...