... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE, Ost FRANCE. ere At a public dinner in Paris, on Monday, M1I. Iauss- ty mann, the prefect of the Seine, declared that the gi- Emperor Napoleon's health was never better than it m now is, and added-with obvious reference to a recent end speech made by the Pope-that the Emperor's heart e was proof alike against the depression and the excite- ya ment to which others yielded, ...

... MR. LO.wE Ou THE rOUSE Ole COMMONS AND REFORM. MB. LowE made a speech at the Merchant I Taylors' Hall, in London, on Tuesday night, in which he vindicated the line he pursued during the reform debates last session. He said the House of Commons, which used to be the admiration of most foreign countries, and the pride and glory of our own, the cynosure of our institutions, the gem of our history ...

... I -GENERA tNThJLMENCE. I T - A A .. - LORD LONflEsBORRoua has intbnted to his t~en aon tthe Londeaborough estate,, that on and Softer; th ?? o£ iiinex.' ?? .. 9r,te ?? Lkill rabbits and-hares on theirirespeetivofarms..* Maqcg exqijternms4 has been occasioned at St. :eler's, Jersey, by the shooting of Dri Godfrey by a ' man tiamrd 'Roberts-' l Happily the injuries: inflicted ar iiot 'fatal. ' ...

... (From the PaZZ Mall Gazette.) LOaD WHARNOLIFFE has, we believe, declined to accept the office of Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs. The Oid is, we are informed, incorrect in stating that Mr. Adderley will return to the Educational Department. The Duchess of Wellington, according to constitu- tional usage, had tendered her resignation on the retirement of Earl Russell's Government. Her ...

... | TH_ F7LO O DS ANnD. S, .oRM ' GiEAT LOSS 0? LAiI iTD P TI , H eavy raina'whlich fell duiring the' la{tmer end of last week caused mostdisastroue floods in several, counties, but .moe 'a'articularly in the manufactu- 'ring districts, of ,lr.shire aniLaucashire. .Tie' . accounts which we receive froni Leedsi' Halifax, Bradford, Dewsbury, Wakefield, ' Manchester, Preston, and many other ...

... | FOREIGN INTgLLIG=CR4 I ?? . ! . . . I l In prospect of the near departure of the French troops from Rome, the Italian Grovernment has issued a circular defining its position anti the conduct which it means to hold. it will-be neutral, as between the Pope and his subjects; and it will discountenatce ad repress all agitation on the subject. Wi ESvjll not pull doinryour hous'e over your head, ...

... I RESSLE FLORAL SOCIETY. the THE first annual exhibition in commectio. with' z in this society took place at Hessle on Wedne&&ly., in a field near the railway-station, kindly lent to the ted society for this occasion. The committee of iion management may be congratulated on the success I to of the show, which was really an excellent one the both as regards plants, flowers, fruits, vegetables, ...

... TH-JE TOWN COUNCIL AND THE DOCK TRUST. IT is an unspeakable relief to all who Cale more for the prosperity of the port than for mere paltry personal triumph, that at 1lst there is a fair chance of the Bill for a bock Trust being tried upon its merits. We thlke it that the vote of the Town Counoil on Tuesday last was a decisive one. Indeed if the Mayor had chosen to exercise the powers given ...

... I THE FoA- kRE IN HULL, . , - . , i : 1 If li THBai3JOURN1ED INQU gSn. ~iry fire ThI adjourned in uest on the hodies OF Ermily her Reedfearn, 14 years o age, and Ullisa Redfearn,' 12 r-year-of age,. who were burned at the fire at their smother's house in Carlisle-street oni the night of the we 22nd ult., Dwas held on. Monday in the grand jury oke room at the Town-hall, before the coroner, ,J. ...

... II REPORTS of. the ravages of the cholera come from; 'eer almost all parts of the world. Accdints iceivrdd ! de. from abroad show that the epidemic is raging at in once in India and America, and in several parts of Fh, the continent. At home, London appears to be le suffering severely, especially in the more squalid ter districts of the East. The London Hospital has ey . within the last few ...

... i CCORRESPONDENCE . I THE TOWN COUNCIL MEETINGS 2 TO THE EDITOR OF THE HULL PACKET. n SIRa,-I think some of the members of the Coun- m cil have more time on their hands than they know s how to spend usefully, or they would not conduct E themselves at the meetings of the Council as they t do. I have attended several of these meetings and fi I cannot but think that it would have been much r, ...

... I __ MAY MEETINGS. I REFORMATORY AND REFUGE UNIONT.-A pleas. ing variety in the May meetings occurred on Fri. e day evening, when the Reformatory and Refuge ?? ass embled a company of the friends of its heir Institution at a conversazione in Willis's-rooms, eMs, London. The attendance was very numerous, in- lent eluding many friends from the country in town at ,ort, this opportune time. The ...