... 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 ...

... AND EAST RIDING TIMES. IRE;GISTERED AT THE GENERAL POS'T-OFFICE FOR TRANSMISSION ABROAD.] FRIDAY, FEBiRUARY 28. I, . _ HULL AS A HON FOR RICH AND POOR. T- ?? 1 . . . - OR IT cannot but have been a source of con- siderable mortification to the excellent and d kind-hearted lady who has shewn such deep M anxiety to carry out the wishes of her late fi sister in promoting the welfare and improve- I ...

... DISPUTE AS TO ELECTION OF MEDICAL I OFFICERS. r On Wednesday a special court of guardians was held F at tbe Workbouse, Anliby-road, for the purpose of con- 11 sideriog complaints which bad been made by Mr Usher 8 and Mr A. Ritobing, surgeons, and candidates for the , recent election of medical officers for the Workhouse, n respecting the validity of the election of Mr Holden, I surgeon, as ...

... I WEST IARTLEPOOL RAILWAY. I cor VT X ?? ~lrat .. STARTLING DISCLOSUREs. In another column of our impression to-day will be found two advertisementb, to which we would direct the attention of our readers. The first announces the fact that circumstances have rendered it impracticable for the company to effect renewals of their debentures, and a committee of debenture holders has been appointed, ...

... 'ALL'S well that ends well. Tt would have been an inauspicious commencement of the new era now opening in the history of the Bull Dock Company if anything had occurred to prevent the harmonious action of the two mnen upon whose ability, energy, and sagacity, the shareholders and public chiefly rely in all matters affecting the dock property and the policy to be pursued towards the mercantile ...

... THE BURIAL BO)ARD AND THE CHUJRCHWA RDENS. IT certainly would be satisfactory to 'the town at large that an authoritative' decision should be pronounced on th6 4iiestion 'of 'the legality of the Holy Trinity parochial Burial rate, and of the p'ositiounnow OcApiedby our Borough Burial Board; yettbe courteous iuivi- tation of the Burial Comamaittee to the Church. wardens sounds exceedingly like ...

... I HOUSE OF LORDS-THURSDAY. I Tl-nir ?? -n -e a i Thoir lordships met at five o'clock. 'rs The following bills were read a second time .-Bristol Water ir Falmouth Water, Great Souther-n and Western and Limerick Castle Connel Railway, Inverness and Aberdeeil junction and Inverness and Rosshire Railway, Leeds Water and Leeds Gag, Londonderry and Coleraine, cry and Armagh Railway T1yne General ...

... I .'CONYiD -ITWA FREDAY i x (By Electric aren Internationwl Telegrap). I Tbe Times' Paris correspondent states that the sub- t commission appointed to draw up the address of tbe c Legislative Assembly to the speech from the throne con- I sist of M. de lMorgry, M. Bernier, and M. Graoier de Cassagnac. To Ciseagoac ii entrusted the task of comn- position. It will probably be quite as much an ...

... The weekly sectional coart of guardians was held at the Workhouse, Anlaby-road, on Wednesday, Ur e Governor FOUNTAIN in the chair. After the mainatee l of the previous special meeting bad been read and other routine bu-inesi transacted, the Choirman read a letter from Mr Addey, tbe ralieving officer, notifying r the appointment of Ur R. N. Harker in the place of o MUr McMidlle, who had ...

... BREACH OF PROMISE OF MARRIAGE NEa,; HULL. I, the S:teritf's C .urt, held at Y-.rk C.stle, on M. lid -y. hefnre W. Gny RN4., Uuder-Shlriff, Ci.ris-tara Richardson songht to recover d: ruagee from Win. Sigsworth, fur hreach of promise of marriage. 3Mr Ch-ster, of Hull, apptared for the plaintiff; the ikternatit bad all.,wed judgment to go by default. Fr to ti.- facts which :-ere gone into to en ...

... T|'HURI.SDAY7S TELEGRAMS. I A FRANCE. PARxs, Feb. 20th. Great excitement has prevailed on the Bourse to-day, and the price of funds has ductuated cnnsiderably. Reates opened at 70-05, but shortly afterwards fell to 69-556; the finvl quotations, however, were 70-30, or 35 cents. higher than yesterday. Tbe 4A per cent. rentes has fully recovered yesterday's decline, and ig aow quoted 100-10. The ...

... eve joulll ?? I ?? AND EAST RIDING TIMES. > [REGISTERED AT THE GENERAL POST-OF.V1C FOR TRANSMISSION ABROAD.] FRIDAY, FEIBRUARY 14. . 1 TEME EDUCATION CODE REVISED. Wa have not this week the time fully to cornisder, or the space fully to discuss, the revision of the revised code explained by Earl GRANVILLE and Mr LOWE in the two Houses o9f Parliament last evening. We hope to be able to deal ...