... THE POSITION AND P)OSPEOTS OF OUR i I DOCKS. Burl - We have been favoured by Wi 11am Wright, Esq., chairman of the Hull Dock Coinpany, with the fol- lowing statement, showing the position and prospects of that comcpany. '1lshe statement is illustrated by a plan of the docks .- Hull is the third port in the kingdom ; it is distant about twenty-one miles fromn tile month of the Hurmber, where ...

... I CONCEALMENT OF BIRTR IN BULL. It] On Friday morning, at the Hull Police-court, before b T. H. Travis, Esq., a young girl named Mary Emma Latus, and her father William George Latus, were charged on remand with endeavouring to conceal the birth of the illegitimate child of the first prisoner. d The former evidence was again read over. The only i: additional evidence was that given by Eliza ...

... I BURGLARY Ab A RECREATION. - { Wj tnay read in many of the cheap periodicals of i thoay glowing accounts of the heroic 7 deds and deeds of darings of celebrated highway- I men of the Dick Turpin and Claude Duval type, I who, the faithful historians tell us, plundered, not for the value of the articles they might secure, bat, it would appear from the source of their argument, I for ...

... A fl., - - 44- 1- - - .. h A Conservative banquet, under the auspices of the London and Westminster Working Men's Con. stitutional Association, took place on Monday at the Ciystal Palace. About 1,500 were present, in-; eluding deputations from Chatham, Rochester, v Liverpool, Manchester, Birmingham, Portsmouth, . Norwich, Preston, Lynn, Waterford, Bolton, Fal- mouth, Bristo], Tynemouth, ...

... - - '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 ...

... 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. ...

... At a special meeting of the Council to be held to- an day (Friday), Mr. Denison will move the following r resolution:- ha That this Council having, on the 24th day of Sep- El. teaiber, 1866, passed the following resolution :-'That in the proceedings of the Warden Inquiry Committee La now be confirmed ; but that, in addition thereto, the Go following words be added, namely, that a case be so ...

... 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 ...

... TERRIBLE CATASTROPHE.-THIRTEEN MEN KILLED. The Troy Times ?? of October 21st, reports : -A terrible accident, resulting in the loss of thirteen lives, took place at the Central Shaft of the Hoosac Tunnel, on Saturday afternoon last, at four o'clock. Arranged around the mouth of the shaft were a series of buildings, consisting of an office, machine and blacksmiths' shop, saw mill, &c., and ...

... FIRlST EAST-YOPRK RIFLE VOLUNTEERS. - I ]PRESENTATION OF PRIZES. The annual dinner and presentation of prizes in connection with the First East-York Rifld Volunteers took place on Moonday evening at the Rifle Barracks, Clarendon-street. There was a large attendance. The room was very artistically decorated in all directions, the national flags being suspended on the wall behind the centre ...

... THE ARORBISHOP OF YORK AT BEVERLEY. MEETING IN AID OF THE SOCIETY FOR THE PROPAGATION OF THE GOSPEL. Yesterday a numerously and very respectably- attended meeting was held in the Assembly Room, Beverley, in aid of the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts. His Grace the Archbishop of Fork occupied the chair. Jle was nupported by the Bishop of Labuan, the Bishops of Nova ...