... | I . . .. ON MONDAY evening the opening of Albion House, Albion-street, by the members of the Hull Church Institute, took place, when to celebrate the occasion a conversazione was held. About 300 persons were present, including the following :--The Mayor (H. J. Atkinson, Esq.), Dr. Bell (president of the Institute), the Revs. J. W. Hunt, G. 0. Browne, J. Bird, J. Gurnhill, A. Jukes; Dr. ...

... TO' T1k EDITORS OF THE LEEDS MNERCURY. GE.I/fEMEN,-If the Conservatives, whor I charged1 in my letter to you on Saturday last with raising an insulting cry of repudiation against the Amerians, in 11 order to injure their commercial and national credit, and if possible to drive us into a war with them, can find nomorO able or intelligent champion than Vindicator, I shall have but little ...

... EATLEY MECHANICS' INSTITUTION. ?? annual soiree of the members of this insti- tution was held last night in the Batley Public H~all, and was largely attended. After tea the chair was taken by LORD DIVIS.ON, M.P., in the absence from illness of Mr. Beaumont, M.P., his colleague in the representation of the Southiern Division of the West Riding. Mr. F. MAnnzora', the president of the institution ...

... FOREIGN INTELLiGENCE. FRANCE. The Emperors Empress, and Prince Imperial left tl St Cloud on Sunday fr Copenhagen. Pi The ?? says that the latest intelligence re- tj ceived from Mexico confirms the news that the entire is province of Sonora has submitted to the Emperor P Maximilian, and that Jaurez had definitely quitted e the country. Of It is asserted that an Imperial decree has been al ...

... IM ;:.D MERCURY., 1 . . i . ,g { ?? . ' ' I, . !, ?? ' th official organar of the Papal Government axe .ver Anxious to have- it understood that the dis- I 2 I 1 :. ~i teal 6r :Mwd. nx Mnbbnn fioma'the' War-office. was' deciided on byithe Po'n'efor special 'reasons,. espeoialiy hat.Aao ill hesbt14 without thdlawing his affction' and estbeel. We could h'drdlyidoubt that' that ievoted ...

... THE LEEDS MERCURY ADVICES reached our shores yesterday of fresh horrors in Jamaica. The rebellion, we are told has been crushed out. and the teleprrnm ,AA. -n - has been crushed out, and the telegram adds, ascal'~'0 as if it were the most ordinary transaction, that oy rebels have been shot or hanged since the arrival of tb troops in the island. The Govianoon, in openin. th Houses of the ...

... LOCAL AND GENERAL W LEEDS, NOVEMBER 6, 1865. ?? -- Her Majesty held a Privy COuncil yesterday afternoon at Windsor. TEE MAYORALTY OF LE8s.-A private meeting, of the Leeds Town Council will be held on Tuesday next, for the purpose of deciding on the gentleman who shall' fill the office of Mayor during the next year. We under- stand that the choice of the Council is likely to fail on Mr. Ald. ...

... An influential meeting was held yesterday, in the Upper Room of the Bradford Exchange, to consider the present position of the canal question, with reference to further proceedings. The meeting had been called by the May6r, in answer to a numerously-signed requisition. The MAYOn said the subject which he had to bring before the meeting (the canal nuisance) was certainly not a savoury one, but ...

... A.USTRIA.. VI:ENNA, NOV. 16. The Abecalpost (evening edition of the official Wionor Z.7itlslg) publishes an article in refutation of the comments of certain journals, which it declares to be in opposition to the real meaning and the political object of the Imperial September Manifesto. The Aied jceast, in referring to the interpretations placed upon this act of the Emperor by those papers, to ...

... S=REWSBURY MEETING, YESmAY. (By Teokgraph.) ASweepstakes of sovseac, with2added; the winner to be sold. , ?? mile. :My. wood's Convent ?? 1 ?? Vulture ?? 2 ?? Prince ?? S ?? : . Five ran. A Handicap Sweepstakes of S sovs each, for two year olds and upwards. Three furlongs. Blue Dell f l .lyn Carnizette I Lord Craven S. .. . r S . Eight ran. The Battlefield Handicap of 5 soya each, with 30 ...

... DEEDS STREET IMPROVEMENTS. APPROVAL OF MR. FOX'S PLAN. A large and very influential meeting was held yesterday, in the Philosophical Hall, to consider the various schemes proposed for the relief of the Pressure upon Boar- lane, arising from the enormous and constantly-increasing traffic along that thoroughfare. The circular calling the meeting (which was signed by Mr. W. B. Denison, Mr. Baines ...

... ICHILD BIRTH IN THE STREiET. CENSURE ON THE MASTER OF THE HULL WORKHOUSE. i Til adjourned inquest on the body of a female child (found in a lane on the Beverley-road on the 21st ult.) was held on WI'ednesday, at the Sculcoates j workhouse, Beverley-road, before 'Mr. J. J-- Thorney, the coroner--Mr. J. W. REED watched I the proceedings on behalf of the Hull Guardians, aex Mr. CHATHAM for the ...