... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 3' Last night, the twelfth annual meeting of the h Leeds Young Yen's Christian As3sociation was held in the ), Stock E3xchange Hall, and was attended by a numerous fl audience. After tea the chair was taken by Mr. FSEncuniCa I.LetisE, the president of the association, who wag sap- sh prte onthe platform by the Rev. G. B. Thomas, the r, Lo.William Thomas, the Rev. G. Warns, the Rev. AlH. i. ...

... THE[ URRICA' E IN THaE WEST IINDIES.I (Fomk) tho Tmecs.) TLi~e followving letter is from an officer of the ounco:- ST. TimoltAs, Nov. 8. ,very, pese. ful and very beau 'iful looked the town of St l'tenjab jwen first dgigted at about four o'clock in the nftcriiecii of 'fis 30th of October from the dock of the Douro, tie tli itilir from Souhbatupoui on the 17th of that 3110ntb. Ijelightful had ...

... IMANCIIESTIER EL?CT1ON. N AOMINATION OF CANDIDATEBS. I i . MALNORiiS51'ZIO, Monday. f Tire nomwination of candida~tes for tlso rupru~sei- e:1 rtefon of this .sity inl Plcrliaiiisit took hlacs this mornig, o the proceedings cemmerscinsg at ten o'clock, Thereasv a t very greet aesrissblege of people in front of the has tigs, Vi end mostly ofc a better clace thanl are usually disposed t o rough ...

... RESCOGNITION SERVICE AT£ SALEM CHAPEL., L.EEDS. Least night a tea party and public meetinlg wvas held in the school-room of Salem Chapel, Leeds, in recog- nition of the Rev. Henry Torrent, late of Sheihlled, and formnerly of Derby, as the eneccessor to the Rlev. William Rudewell (who in cosseequenlce of increasing infirmity resigned in September, 1866, though he still maintanis Ins connection ...

... THe LEEDS MERCURY9 TlIrE Judiciary Committeo of thec united| States Congrese have presented areport, on behalf ofi the majority of the Committee, in favour of the im- peachment of Poasrauxr JOrHNson. The fact itself is important, but it is very doubtful w hether the report will be adopted. The recent elections have been so adverse to the extreme section of the Republican patty, who have ...

... JMYEIJAL PAR]LIAMENT. I (By TedgwrpA.I HOUM? OF LORDS, YESTERDAY. Their Lor~dlsips met at five o'clock. WORKHOUSES. The Earl of DEVON gave notice that on Thuraday noxt be should move for the report of tho special inquiry into the State of gill worksbouses in cortain districts of E1nglaud. RITUALISM AND IE BISHOP OF SALISBURY. Lord PORTMAN presented a petition from a considers able number of ...

... LOCAL AND GENERAL LEEDS, NOVEMBER 22, 1867. The Earl and Countess Fitzwilliasn have been entertaining a large family party at Wsntivorth House, Yorkshire, on the occasion of the marriage of their eldest daughter, the Lady Frances M. Weistworth Fitewilliam and Mr. C. M. Doyne, oldest son of Mr. Robert Doyne, of Wells, county Wexaord. Among the guests of the noble earl and countess have been the ...

... LAfiTE;S4 T NfEWSf03 [EaunEn'a Ta~gnnin.) THSSE PRENCl OCCUPATION OFP ROME.] Beamf, Nov. 2t, E~vening,. 1 Three French regiments of the line, the 29th, 19th, and 59th. have received orders to leave for Civita Vecobia. Yesterday ovening the Roman nobility gave a banueut^ at lie Barherini Palace to the ofi~cers of the French and Pontifical trnoops who w ere engaged at Montana. The French and ...

... 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 ...

... jJTS NWS. [Rzruvna's TsLEOnhAos.) DEP7ARTUREl OF FR1ENCH TRvOOPS FRlOM ROME. Itotsc, Nov. 26. To-day tvwo Frenceh regiments of thlo line, twro batteries of artillery, ?? IS squtadron of cavalry, loft Rtome for' Civita Vecchini. VeirewA~, Nfov. 2.5, E3vening., Tt is staited that tbe Froenh G;overnmnent has informed the Austrianl Cabinlet oi its inltention tO withldraw a lsortiois Of Iho Frenlch ...