... OUTLINES OF THE WEEK. THE intelligence received from New York is of considerable importance. The long expected movement of Lee has taken place. On the 8th of October his whole army crossed the Rapidan ...

... ALLEGED BARBAROUS MURDER. A young man named William Curtis, steward on board the ship Martha Pope, which recently arrived in the West India Docks with a cargo of logwood, from Belize, Honduras, is rep ...

... WE trust that what our reporter terms c a scene at the weekly meeting of the Scul- coates Guardians on Tuesday last, will not be allowed to stand in the way of the buildinag of a fever ward, already sanctioned by the board at more than one meeting. The parish has very little to do with any personal animosities that may exist between. the clerk of the board and the medical officer of West ...

... - 1~ r w. - I LOCAL JNTELLIGEINCE. in: ?? I rn SCIooIs or APRT.-The minutes of fte 4 Education Committee of the Privy Council, mcade in n' Fehruary and March, prescribing new arrangennents for t? grants to schools of art, have been laid before the b House of Comnions. The committee have resolved that t after the lot of October, 1863, payments will cease to s be made in respect of the ...

... FRANCE. agal PAtI~s, March 31.-It is officially stated that M. our Fould will not quit thenministry. ther FRANCE AND MEXICO, n . a1w Youx, March 17. the The march of the French army frone Orizaha copa_ Die menced on the 19ti nit. us E Previonsly to leaving Orizaba General Forey cietned a T proclamation Similar in spirit to thedone be masde on- the brat 17th, and thanking the people of the ...

... I PARIS, May 28.-Their Majesties yesterday received a visit from the Duke of Brabaut. MADBID, May 27.-The rumour that the Minister of Finauce would tender his resignation is unfounded. THE POLISH IfqSURRECTION. OgAcow, May 28. On the 25th instant the band of insurgents under Oxioki, gained au iimportant victory over the Russians jnear lionicipo on the Pelica, in the governmenst of Kalish. ...

... i I A number of wealthy Americans are said to have taken up their residence at Leamington. Mr Charles Barrington, of the Treasurv, has been appointed Gentleman Usher to the Order of the Bath. Horatio James Hugging, Esq., has been appointed Queen's Advocate for the colony of Sierra Leone. - The Temps says that M. Walewski is likely to be sent as ambassador to London. The Bishop of Chichester ...

... A PA-RISIAq,,MARRIAGE. Some.circumstances connaected with V recent marriage In. ihil life thretn ocrea ih icaudal as did the PaliktoDotttiorn .it.'eb i tae daughter of a cele lr9y who.took .an active 'althoug 'not a leading part in'the coip b',lot, and a peveonwell'knhwn onthe turif as a fast young man, and ' friepd, .ofthe, Duke de Grammont-Caderousse. -Iit-FeN ?? it appears that he .had run ...

... ?? IbIRE.RjIA?L,,F-lARl-1,AMB T.j -1,% ?? ? I vaiateorteed's WftWO; k'i~~~y'rti'V The 'noble and 4ad Jhp ,reporfA of Capbh hio ad notoh Jeetioti t dh* ad td lokeeera ITfhil bI,: p she tc.hroegh Cdlbl d ttee.koprs ! i lE DATION IN A14X tCA lit~epy ta i~lsstlon from, the thnt ?? ?? 0 ai tbre' was no idb ~ h bott'l h Etbdoerotr of the French had 'letely reejdhoinrtrsto kw. Maet' oenet, for ...

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... LECTURE ON THE LAW OF I .STIORMS AND FORECASTING THE WEATaER. I An interesting paper on this inportant subject was read on Tuoesda lo te eqator ?? poles, aind h oa urn r Tuesay ust Th th Roal imttotonAlbion-street, by Capt. W. O'BuieNd 'of York. before the mnemoters of the ehull Literary and Philosophical Societp . The chair was occupied by the Rev II 't K RmP, H.A. (president of thes sciety) ...

... 1 tev Bait Waturt AND EAST RIDING TIMES. REGISTERED AT THE GENERAL POST.OFUI CE FOR TRANSMISSION ABROAD. FRIDAY, SEPT. 25. ENGLAND has nothing to regret in its diplomatic intercourse with Russia, save the result. We should not choose Earl RUSSELL as our model of a foreign secretary, but we are bound to say that his despatches relative to the Polish question, aud especially his latest des- ...