... I SPEXi.AL Ai'ECT!IG OP t'ii a0WX I I - .. - COUNCIL. I ~ii ~i~dy g seial meeting of the Town Council menianc wag ?? at the ' own-hall, for the purpose of ?? an aldermfan in~ the place of the late Mr. Win. Hodge was sure The Mayor ?? Roberts) occupied the chair, aort ELECTION~ OIVA NE5W i-LDER5LAN1 IN THE PLACE OF ndt sufci THY, LATE MR.* HODUE. Mrd . VC. The MAYOR having read the notice ...

... ; . 3BELTON. Mr Chatterton, of the tithe farm made his annual harvest and potato supper on the lst inst., at the Wheat Sheaf Inn, to upwards of 70 persons. BEVERLEY. EAST-RIDING PoLIcE.-On Saturday (before R. Wylie, Esq., chairman, General Marten, Rev. Canon Wray, Dt. Burton, and J. A. Hudson, Esqrs.), Edward Pittam and William Sutton, tramps, were charged with stealing from a hedge at ...

... ITHE LAW OF TELEGRtAPHIC MESSAGES. TIE UNITED S INGDON COHMP1ANY AT HULL. In the Court of Qucen's Bench onl Friday, the case of Playford v. the United kingdone Electric Telegraph. Comipanly came on for hearing. This case came before the Court on a demurrer to a decla- ration. The plaintiff sought to recover compensation for alleged negligence in the wrongful transmission of a telegraphic ...

... REC41,TErIED AT TMl', C'ENE[IAL POST-OIiICR IFOR TRtAN6-1ss!o?N4 ArmIOAD. FRIDAY, NOovEmimia 22, 1867. Tim French Einl)eror's address at the j opening of the French Chamb)ers on Monday I was of great interest and importance, and more satisfactory than usual. It contained some conutadictions, and the Italian question, the most perplexing part of European politics i at the present time, was ...

... TuE AdEFUDS ME RCURPY. TiriM elections inl Ar]kansas, Mdississippi, andl Florida are reported to have resulted in favour of the ty Reonstruction Convention, and it is stated that the on delegates elected are nearly all Radicals. According a to the ?? Fork :ffe) nld, GotenrIC SCIIOFIEID, during 3,a recent interview with the PnstsnDErT, expressed the or~ opinion that the Virginia Convention ...

... HOW THE ABYSSINIAN MONEY SHOULD I BE RAI8ED. (fron the eoteomisL.) We have heard a sneer at the customary letter of Mr. Gladstone that imp irtant business would be trans- aicted in the short November session, but nothing can be truer. The Abyssinian war may be a small war, but it would be a great mistake to let it pass without remark. It may be a necessity, hut it is a most disagreeable neces- ...

... ITHE BISHOP LONGLEY ENDOWMENT I UrND. I yesterday. a meeting of the subscribers to the abtove lund, which was established for the purpose of augmenting the incomes of poor benefices within the diocese of Ripon was held in the Library of the Phlto- sophical Hell], Leeds, under the Dresidency Of tile Bishop of BiroN. The attendoosce wae oil liitd tefolwing genltlemnv being ?? Yen, Archdeacon ...

... LATEST NEWSP [RRerrra's TrzoEnOrs.] THE ROMAN QUESTION. PaIrs, Nov. 11, A despatch from Rome announces that a French General entered Viterbo on the 10tb, with a mixed column. The troops were welcomed with joyful demonstrations. The Pontifical troops have re-occupied Frosinone, where they met with a similar reception, the Gari- baldians having rendered themselves very unpopular there in ...

... 'ho [S DS, YOV B ERf 3, 1807. oi- Fry, BR, BAT GARNeE.-it -was ansa&11011euedl on Sunday at tie South Cliff Congregational church, and also Fit the Bar church, Scarbro', that Mrr. Balgaruiii had reachedi England from America the dlay preceding. After A trversngte pincipal States of the American~ Union and Vssiting Canaldal together, being Everywhere received with ?? cordial respect aind ...

... THE OUTRAGE AT THE HOME OFFICE. r According to the reports published MIr. Vinlan the leader of the party who pushed their way into the Home Office in order to force Mr. Hardy to L listen to their representations in favour of the Fenian prisoners, declared in substance that ho L- would sooner overthrow twenty Tory Governments r than see the Fenians 'immolated ;o that if they were executed the ...

... DISTRICT I -T L- - ?? DISTRICT INTELLtIGENCEI. BEVERLEY. EAST RIDING POLICE.-At the magistrates' meeting on Saturday, (before R. Wylie, Esq., Rev Canon Wray, and J. A. Hudson, Esq.), Watson Roebuck was charged by Mary Holmes, of Lund, married wooman, with assaulting her and damaging the shutter of her house. Ordered to pay 24. G6d. including the amount of damage. - Richard W itty, Thomas ...

... . TRENSOULCOATS GUARDIANS INDIGNANT. I TE\discussion at the Sculcoates Work- | house on Tuogday ig worth notice as au- I example of the amount of irrelevant twaddle which a number of well-meaning men can utter when they feel their dignity wounded, and yet do not exactly see how the vulnerable point can be thoroughly protected. At this meeting a letter front the Poor Law Board was read, calling ...