... . 'LOCAL IELLIGEN CE. THE CASE OF HOUSE ENTERING 1si THE PARK.- James Ward and George Jones, who have been brought up at the Polce-court several times, charged with breaking into the house of Mr. Daunatt, in the Park, and stealing therefrom sundry articles, were on Tuesday committed to York assizes. THE BuihARY IN COLTNAN-D;STUEET. - Thomas Wriley, charged with breaking into the house of Mr. ...

... lFRJiGHTFUL BOILER EXPLOSluN6 IN- AMERICA. The Amrrblican papers comeI to ]iand lby the ar rival of the Inownall steamer City of Londlon contain ac- cogluts ?? a ?? accident 'which ocunrred at J'h iladelphia on the 6th instant. A ?? a amtanfacturine( establishment in the rear of No. -214, Chlast;latp-treet, exploded, deniol:i lung the wvhole bllildc11_w, whirls Wias live Sttrc\ s ..h and tv' ...

... COORESPONDENC GE. Tfl 'CHURCH CLOCK, TO THR ED FAOR OF THE Hii-LL PACOKET :-:S\,-Having read a paragrapk in your T'rper respecting the long stoppage of the hands-of the church clock, I may say that atm individual has 7 offered to do all that is necessary for £100. . i the 5 ?? meeting it may be remembered that the expense was laid at £22 one way, and .£8 the other.: and thiesuam of money was ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. Their Lordships.met at five o'clock. TEE RITUALISTIC COMMISSION. The Archbishop of CANTERBURY stated that the report which had appeared in some of the public papers with respect to the proceedings of the Rubric Commission, were totally unauthorised, and for the most part devoid of truth. There was an under- standing amongst the members of the Commission, not to afford ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-FRIDAY. Their Lordships met at five o'clock, THE ABYSSINIAN CAPTIVES. Lord STRATFORD DE REDCLIFFE called attention to the captives detained in Abyssinia, and thou ht it was high time that something should he done ill earnest to amieliorate their condition. The Eail of DERBY said the subject was one of -the most serious naterest, and he was, sorry to say that by the latest ...

... THE;SHEFFELD TRADES' OUTRAGE COM-; MISSION; MORE HORRB3LE REVELATIONS FURTHER nISCLOSURES BY BROADUEAiD. Broadhead again appeared on Friday, and was Cautioned by Mr Overend to give more complete I information. On the last occasion he had confessed l as little e.s possible. On being reassured of mercy ?? extended to him he said that lie would tell all. He then said that the statement made ...

... Yesterday afternoon an ordinary meeting of the Local board of Health was held at the Town-hall, under the presidency of the Mayor, Alderman Loft. THE FLAGGING OF FOOTWAYS ON BEVERLEY AND ANLABY ROAD. On the minutes of the. Works Committee being brought up for confirmation, Alderman Jameson called attention to the refusal of the committee to flag the footway in front of some new houses added to ...

... DISTRIBTJY'TON OF PRIZES AT THE H1ULL AND EAST-RIDING COLLEG4E. - .1 | On Friday afternoon the first midsummer deistri- Q bution of pr zes to the pupils of the above college took place in the presence of Aid. Jamesou,.chair- man of the company, thle Mayor, Sheriff, Dr Rol- lit, Mr Angus Macmillan, and Mr Saner, unr., hon. ?? ; the Rev WN Lucas, ML,.I, prin- n cipal of the college, Mr. T. ...

... HUMBER ROWLNG RE GATTA. On Wednesday the sixth annual Humber Rowing Regatta took place, and, successful as have been its predecessors, they bear no comparison with the regatta of this year. Nightly for - weeks past the crack crews of Hull-those belonging to the linegston, St. George's, and Humber clubs-have. been industriously practising in the hope of ?? off one or other of the great ...

... MRS. YELVERTON'S CASE IN THE HOUSE I . OF LORDS.. I Much interest was excited yesterday morning in the House of Lords in consequence of an annouilce- ment that Miss Longworth, alias the Hon. Mrs. i elverton, would appear in foom pauperis before the House, as appellant in this longadisputed case- and would plead her own cause before their lord. ships. The case came before their lordships on a ...

... Tan recent animadversions upon the House of Lords seem to have produced some effect upon that branch of our Constitution. Whether the strictures which have been so liberally bestowed were merited or not may be left an open question; certain it is that the sittings of twenty minutes duration, and the business of no importance have been exchanged for long debates and pregnant dis- cussions ...

... DREADFUL RAILWAY ACCIDENT Rtvrrnon ?? A_1- . _ between six and seven o'clock on Friday night an accident of a most alarming character, resulting in injuries to an engine driver and stoker, which may prove fatal, and in considerable damage to pro. perty, occurred or the Great Northern Railway, a short way beyond the Wortley Junetioms, near Leeds. At that time a locomotive in charge of nine wag. ...