... LATEST NE WS.1 ?? I ND ELICflza TUEiLGRApILl THE PARIS CONFERENCE. The Moniteur de Sot- anticipates in its bulletin that the Powers now in conference upon the question of the Princi- palities will consider, in concert with the Porte, whether it would not be expedient to give a definitive character to the concessions provisionally made by Turkey in 1861. The Conference, adds the Manitefur, ...

... CONGREGATIONAL TESTIMONKUL TO DR. UILLUBR A meeting of the members of St. Maatin's congregation was held last evening, in the Wrottesley Streot Room, to determine what steps should be taken to raise a eongreg-, tional testimonial to Dr. Miller. Mr. Gough (church. warden) presided, and there were also present, amongst others, Messrs. W. B. Mapplobeck, Rildell. T. NV. Williams, Scruton, S. G. ...

... 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, ...

... DI TRICl' INTELLIGENCE i BEVERJLEY. BziZcaLEY SPRING MERTING.-We beg to remind our readers that this event is fixed for Easter Monday, the 2nd April, and from the programme which has been issued by the committee a good day's sport may be anticipated. EAST ORE MILITIA.-This regiment will be . called up for duty on the 7th May, the non-corn. missioned officers commence duty on the 9th April, and ...

... LOCArQZL IN=TElLI GENCE. ?? HULL AND EAWST RBDiN LAND MORTAGE COM.- PAllY. -The first annual general meeting of.the Hull and East Riding Land Mortgage and Investnment Company (Limited) was held at the offices of the company, No. 3, Land-of-Green-Ginger, on;Monday, Robert Waller, Esq., in the chair, when the direc- tors' report and. balance-sheet were read and un- animously adopted and approved ...

... LOCAL INTELLIGENCE I DE X! i OF WILLIAM STEPHENSON, ESQ.-We regret to have to record the death, of Mr. WM{. STflPHENSoN, the proprietor of the Eastern Counties Hlerald and Hull News, of both which npapers he was the founder. Mr. STBzrnNsoN's connection with the local press, however, extends n over a longer period than is embraced within the existence of the above newspapers. He was 'Y ...

... JOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. ; FRANCE. IT is understood that the representatives of the tfes -who signed the Treaty of Paris are about to meet in the capital to consider the changes which have recently taken place in the Principalities. The AMNitClr expresses its full confidence in a pacific arrangement. The Prince Imperial has had the measles, but is recovering, and is now out of all danger. ...

... PROPOSED WORKING MEN'S TESTIMONIAL TO DRl MILLER. A letter appeared in the Daily Post of yesterday, signed Artizan, asking the working men of Birmingham to meet the writer in the Provident Rooms, Ann Street, for the purpose of organising a working men's testimonial to the Rev. Dr. Miller, rector of St. Martin's, who is, as our readers are aware, about to leave the town for Greenwich. In ...

... wirmloughas Natig wooto, FRIDAY, MARCH 203, 1866. NEWS OF THE DAY. IN the HIouse of Lords last night Lord ST. LEONARDS submitted a bill to estab- lish Councils of Conciliation between masters and operatives, for the prevention of strikes among the latter. The bill was read a first time. A conversation, originated by the Marquis of YasrTNA1'1, took place respecting the dangers to foot ...

... PRIVATE CO9RESPONDENCE. LoNsDoN, Saturday, The rumour of a moderate Liberal or coalition Government, to which I adverted last week, has acquired an unexpected prominence since I wrote. Many right hononrable gentlemen on the Ministerial benches view with doubt and misgivings the approxima- tion in political ideas which is taking place between the Chancellor of the Exchequer and Mr. Bright, It ...

... NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. All letters nsended for p2mbicstion must be aecnsparenied by the name and address of the 'writer, not necesarily for publication, but for the isforetion of the Editor. CoresPondents who set any specmt value upon their corn. iunications must keep copies ofthern, as we cannot under ta/e to return unwued contributions. A. A., Brierley Hill. can order the work from any ...

... BI- REFORMuEsT ION.Q R. BRIGHT AT MIAUNCHEI STER. * o:ros; 1nCOting of the National leforemi Ifuoit was ,1 L rnTnrcllester, on Tuesday, lOt to discuss the .~l! s; Cnt ew Rieform Bill, but to take such mle Asures ri't:;. . i;ecessaly to ensure its plassing ; and Mjr. I:iJ g nccidetailly present, was called upon to ?? ' ?? S who Was received very enthusiastically, said II'' tin' l1as said ...