... LATEST NEw S. I RCtHrER'S TLEGRAT., I AMERICA. DERRY, Friday Morning. Tile Camndian eail steam-ship North American, from Portland on the morning of the 22nd tilt., arrived n. Lough Foyle early this morning, and having lauded l11 mailS except those for Liverpool, proceeded for iverpool, wll well. Experienced heavy weather -throughout the passage. She brings 9,000 dols. in ie. evs generally ...

... AND EAST RIDING TIXES. REGISTERED AT THE GENERAL POST-OFFICE FOR TRANSMISSION ABROAD.] FRIDAY, MABCH 6. THE TENTH OF MARRCH IN HULL. PERHAPS we are asking more than we have a right to expect even from a Worshipful Mayor, when we express a hope that our chief magistrate will continue to keep his temper until the eleventh of March. If he manage this be will deserve such a testimonial from his ...

... HIULL LOCAL BOARD OF HEALTH On Friday last a meeting of this body took place in the County Court room, Town-hall, the Mayor (W. B;, Moss, Esq.) in the chair. The CLEaR reported that the Secretary of State had sanctioned the borrowing of money for carrying out Ur Sharp's plan for the drainage of the West district. A. letter was read from Dr. Elolland congratulating the board of health upon the ...

... SC=A M5ISCELLsANAOU S. ti Her Mfajest'y the Queen and their Royal High- EC meosses the Crown Prince and Pr'ees, ?? ett Lo0ndon. 0h Wednesday mnorflmsg, and honucired Ba1ronS Maroc~hettiM. Thoed, andy ,Mr. Noble with visits at their p. studios to se the sta,%u.a tf the Prince Consort which ace afterwards to Ewe'kinglis Palace. The Rev. Eustace Ravena has been appointed to t, the curacy Of ...

... LOCAL 1'NTELLIG ENNCE. !lUtLL CaRRaCi INSTITUTE.0fl Mlonday it ,,irling an interesting lecture on the subject of ti 4,1onjon, phast and present was delivered by the P 3iav Chas 01o11pe, ?? incumsabent Of St. Peter's, bi a., lhe Royal Inatitnition, Albion-street. The lhair wrs le 4erespied by Dr Bell, preeident Of the Church Institute, el mndA there wds a large audience, The reverend lecturer ...

... I For the last day or two the estabhhment of Messrs. Garrard, the Crown jewellers, has been eagerly sought by fashionable viaiters anxious to see the costly presents manu- factured for the Prince of Wales as gifts to his bride. Some of them are already exhibited * others will be shown in the course of the present week. Conspicuous among the beautif al objects now on view is a complete parure ...

... I I A public park of eighteen acres bas been laid out at Bingley, and will be opened on the Prince's wedding. fday. M. France, a lieutenant of artillery, has invented-a shell which illuminatee au area of several bundred yards. Three or fourof them are found sufloieot to light up an extensive plain,-/o~smos. : At the balf-yearly meeting of the Great Ship Corn. pany, it bwas stated that the ...

... I a m ANTONELLI'S RESIGNATION. - > E great riial of 'COUNT CAYOuR, the one mai who represents and embodies the principle of Papal inmnobility and Italian disunion, the arch-enemsy'of all progress, all reform, all concession, CARDINAL ANTONELLI, the POPE'S Prime Minister and direc- ?? has suiddenly resigned the seals of office. His HOLINESs, as most people are aware, is a kind- hearted, timid, ...

... TO THE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS MERCURY. (ENTLEDIHN,-I have just read the irate letter of T. H. Kendrew, in the Xcrcut- of yesterday. His ow' statement, and the intemperate language he emPlOYS, s'hO him to be a choleric old man. Witha uan Of 50 ?? temnper I will not argue the case of his daughter; but I Will recall a few facts, which passion blinds hirf from sOi, or causes him to forget. of B:auu ...

... TO THE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS MERCURY. GFNTIEnEN,-I was very glad to see in the Mercury of Thursday last a letter signed by A Manufac- turer, complaining of the grievance which has existed for years betwixt the merchants and manufacturers on the subject of shorts and damages; and I have been dis- appointed not to find in some subsequent paper an attempt to refute the charge, for we can only ...

... In a History of the Supernatural, by Mr William HowiSt (who is a firm believer in what is called spirit. ualism), we find the following account of the extraor. dinary career and doings of Ur Home, the famous .,mediuma :- Mr Home is an exhibitor of what is called physical phenomena, but which are spiritual agencies acting on matter. Through him raps have been given and cornm munications ...

... Te following address teas been presented on the patt of all the biehops to Dr Colenss :- To the Right Rev TJ W. Colenso, D.D,, Lord Bishop Of Xatal- We, the undersigned archbishops and bishops of the United Church of England and Ireland address you with deep bro- therly anxiety, as one who shares with us the grave responsi- bilities of the eplscopasl office. It is impossible for us to enftr ...