... FOREIGN IN'TELLIGENCE. - 6 I FRANCE, THE DISTRESS AMONGST THE LABOURING CLASS ES. The Paris correspondent of the Guardian writes*- In a conversation which I recently had with the head of one of the principal manufacturing houses of Roben, I learnt that the state of things amongst the labouring classes of that city is much to he lalruented. According to my informant's estimate, not less than ...

... RE-OPENINGT OF HILSTONI CHURCH. I Yesterday, the ?? of this church took place, PE] Vben His Grace the Archbishop of York, and a number thf of clergy and others attended. The weather Bpi ?? the greater Part of the day, was very Ohl ran;there was, nevertheless, a, goodly number of o~] visitors, and the occasion was one wbich will long be abi jemembered. by the inhabitants of this quiet little a ...

... THE CHURCHE. Appointment&. Heatb, Rev Joseph. iJA, Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, to New Bolingbroke P.C, Lincolnshire: val. £100, with residence. Merry, Rev William Walter, M.A Fellow of Lincoln College, to All Saints P.C. Oxford. Sharpe, Rev William Charles, B.D, Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge, to Holme-on-Spalding-Moor V, Yorkshire: Val. £600, with residence. Bene]icea and ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE HULL PACKET. Snc,-In the Huel News of Saturday last, I find a letter addressedby Mr J. A.. Wade, respecting the course I thought proper to pursue at the meeting of the town council on Thbursday, the 6th instant, with reference to the corporation taking £1,000 in shares in the above scheme, my observations upon the thiniy populated district through which the proposed ...

... ?? AL LPARLIAMENT. I - I HOUSE OF LORDS. FRIDAY, APRIIL11 Tih, ?? asent, was given by coamsoisiont to several bills. th THE REVISED CODE REVISED. WI Eon aakiAvh10 inlaying on the table the modifications which the govstrnsiieit had promised in deference to the wishesfe 0f the Ileuse of Comm~ons. to introduce in tile niew education fee Cd.briefly explained their purport. Withl ?? to 'attsf- nc ...

... FOREIGN INTELLGYEN CE. FRAiNCE. A POLITiCAL TRIAL. The Paris correspcndent of the Daily 'NeWs, writing on Monday eYening, sails- Thq triiinq meuoss to-day, in the Sixtb Chamber of orreoation Police, of o6 political prisoners who have been counined for' niany months, and wbora arrest was ea3steriously announced in the Moniteur by the state- meet that the government had found out a most horrible ...

... | BEVERLEY, EVENING SERVICEg AT TIRT MINemh.-The evening srvitie at the Minster wasr again re.commenced last Sunday. The attendance is all that can he wished for. The cougregation on an evening at the Minate'r is larger than any other place of worEhip' in tbe town. Pelrlaps the novelty of the Minster being open on an evening, lit up tith gas, may have something to do with accounting, for the ...

... i . L14 W;oRxItI ;. I 1: hi. ontlhlyi cofrtrf guardin iwas 'held on Monday | at th eiworkho e; Anlabyvroad, i Mr:Governor FOON- ?? chair.. 'Ihere was a good ?? ,¢pinutea' were read and 'adopted, and ?? etd) ;repbtrd' the' re'eleotion that''-day of Mr'Aldd as~iD r goerdban-for ,Austini'sWard. Tlb announoe- meet was received with loud appglause, .. .Tfti GeXvceteoi ' lair be bad' betena g ...

... THE HULL VOLUNTEER ART.ILERY. I~ ~ ~~ . p I jk TREAT GIVEN BY LIEtPIT.-COL. PEARSON. On Monliay lastithe Artillery Volunteers of thistown, assembled at the citadel under the command of Lisuten- ?? Pearsgn,. prior to entering upon .te new . ground on the' Bei'erle;':road,'kiidly pro'sided'for them by the Lieutcuant-Colonel. There-would be upwards of 300 of the volun'ceers present,' and 'nearly ...

... . FOREIGN IN'ELLILiENCE. i: ' ! . . I ' L Dissatief,,ctiou with Oaribaldi exiies famong- tihe .paPrty of action,, ?? leafing. memxners of which at 'Terin are reported to have invited' bitn to declire Whether be would side with them,'og witb the govern- tlnent., 'In. con~equqnce of tbifs seie's of smmons it is; sid. that Garib~a~ldi, at.a private meeting og the leaders of the E,,ancipaiion ...

... ' Ifle PMesWtht government ha ?? ar considero . f sroded sud, nd £,000 linga tro6 deatroo, the the question recently raised re soetidg arstoftin-e kam ot the British paperty o hieh foamedrpare oy the rnaD i of two wf the American e s y 0onedherate warstear 3n Alsband a. The Prince of Wales took~ possession Of his newlY- aoqpjied eofate in eorfolT on Moday. It was paremtsed r3t £C2,0a00 O The ...

... AND tAST RIDITG TME HS. REGESTERED AT THE GENERAL POS'T OFFIGCE FOR TRANSMISSION ABROAD.] FRIDAY. JULY 18. THE AMEICA - JUST as we anticipated last week, General MICCLELLAN'S grand strategic movement turns out to have been a defeat, quite as unmis- takeable, and far more serious, than that of Bull's Run, a year ago. Even the New Yolk papers. are now permitted to say that the right wing of the ...