... PIXaowlkriON OF THlE NORTH GERMAN PARLIANIENT. SPEECH OF KING WILLIAM. 'lie sittings of the North German Parliament were closed tit Bellill 0in Saturday, by King William in jiersoni. His Majesty delivered the following speech froam the throne:- Illustrious, noble, and honoured gentlemen of the par: iilnel t of tile North Gemuan Confederation,- The hopes wivh .vlich I bade you welcome at the ...

... VICTORY OF GARIBALDI AT MONTE ROTONDO. DEPARTURE OF THE FRENCH SQUADRON FROM TOULON. MARCH OF GARIBALDI ON ROME. FAILURE OF CIALDINI TO FORM A MINISTRY. Events in connection; with the Italian crisis are so sudden and startling, that almost before the journals have commented on some particular phase of affairs, a new and unlocked for surprise is announced. At our present moment of writing the ...

... CORRESPONDENTCE. WHAT IS A WHITEBAIT? To bie EDITOR of fie PALL MALL GAzETTE. SIR,-The interesting letter which Mr. Francis has published in your paper of Tuesday opens up a 'question of much scientific and of considerable national importance. The subject of the zoological relations of the whitebait is one to which I have from time to time given some attention, and I am glad therefore to find ...

... YESTERDAY. Many of the leading bookmakeers left for Lincoln on Waeerns- elny evening, and consequently the ring company to.dcey woe not s0 nu~merous, Outeide thse enclosure, however, there were far more ho~il~ay, folk Olhan on the two previous days, and the weather, welih become brighter as the afternoon progreseed, left little to be desired. The oix racee on the card included throee ...

... The following letter from Mr. Russam has been forwarded to the Timres for publication Magdala, Sept. 7. My dear -,-Your kind and welcome note of the 2ad cf March was nearly five months on its way here. Where the delay took place I cannot make out. Our affairs are sadly neglected at Massowah, and it appears that our agent there has been attending to any other matter save the wretched ...

... | 0 PAPAL :MISFORTUNSE I. . ,, . I I . I., iri- | The' present year will in ali pbabfiiy be . lng remembered, as, anA unlucky lone fer the, bhe jpapacy. We' -ar not now thinking 'of the zee dangers thut. beet the temporal 1iower- dangers whioh to superficial 'observers may, 's indeed, semn at this particuair 'juncture to be e incobside4ablq. The sicoeasor of 'St. Peter the haa servats who ...

... - - 'E I . LOCAL INTELULIGE NOE. COLaISION.-On Saturday e-enh1tW a coast-trading brigantine, lying at anchor off the Corporation Pier, was run into by a passenger steamer from New Hol- land, and had her jibboomn, bowsprit, and bulwarks on her port bow carried away. AFRIVAL F10HI YsILsnMNuTON.- The first arrivdl from the Southern States of America since thle dreadful civil war took place on ...

... I (MlOM OUR OWN ComsUoSNDNT.) ERA portion of the following appeared in our Evening odtn of yeaterdsg ] ., :: flofyerda AR:ISi N NSDkY EVENING. An extraordinary councilof Ministers was held Ad St. Cloud to-d&y, in the Emperor's presence. Despatches of great importance; from Berlin are said to have occasioned this meeting. The Marquis Pepoli, who has been greatly mixed up in the recent ...

... ISECONDEDIT-IONI FRIDAY, 10 a.m. MUNICPAL ELECTIONS.I North Myton, 10 a.m.-Booth, 80; Croft, 61; Boulter, 60. 11 a.m.-Booth, 175; Croft, 103; Boulter, 136. South Mton, 10 a.m,-Leatham, 20; Deheer, 17; Macmiflan, 1. 11 a. m.-Leatham, 74; Deheer, 62; Macmiilan, 9. West Sculcoates, 10 a.m.-Eccles, 26; Bryson, 26. No opposition. East Sculcoats, 1o a.m.-Wells, 91; Raymond, 66; Seaton, 54. Market ...

... PRESENTATION OF THE STATUE OF I ANDREW MARVEL TO THE TOWN. l On Monday Mr. Councillor Winship presented to the Corporation of Hull, on behalf of the town, the handsome statue of 'Andrew Marvel. The Mayor occupied the chair, and amongst those present were James Clay, Esq., M. P., the aldermen and coun- cillors, Colonel Pease, S. Walliker, Esq. (postmaster), the Town-clerk, C. S. Todd, Esq. ...

... I M. CLAY'S PART IN THE REFORM BILL. The Morning Advertiser of Monday last thus ar( refers to Mr. James Clay :-As for the Tea-room0 to party, with Mr. Owen Stanley and Mr. Clay at their head, they proved themselves - those, at an least, who voted against the Government on the Be occasion, for there were a few who supported the thb Government and the bill-a mere set of Whig hacks. It is to the ...

... THURSDAY-BY TELEGRAPH. LADIES' PLATE.-MiSfitcoit, 1; Anstomist, 2; Verity, ANNUAL CEASE.-Reporter, 1; Ace of Trumps, 2; Cabin, 3. SELLING STEEPLECHASE.-Arthur, 1 C aftbroe, 2 Delight, 3. FREE HANDICAP.-Comberton, 1; Ace of Trumps, 2; Laura, 3. HUNTERs.-Milk Maid, 1; Jacob, 2; The Nun, 3. Winner objected to. HURDLE RAcE.-Harrington, l; Eliza gelding, 2; Joker, 3. 4 ran. LINCOLN MEETING. BURTON. ...