... LOCAL INTELLJTIGENCE.I COAL CoirssrTreE.-Tlhe forttnightlY meeting of this | committee was held in the Towii-hal ?? under the presidency ofM.AdranAby h fortigirtly report of thle borne tr'ade was 'rsntdb Mr. Pexton, Which sthowed that tire aritvals of coal from December 12th to 26th ?? to 23,850 tone. Of these, 8,725 ton were for domlestic an arfc turing puo-poees, and 15,125 tone for export ...

... SECOND EDITION FRIDA.Y, 10 a.m. (By Telegraph) 'THTS MORNING'S NEWS. THE NORWICH MURDER. The Attorney.General has granted a fiat for a writ of error in the case of Sheward. The ground on which it is sought to vitiate the trial is that it ought to have been held within the city of Norwich, whereas it took place in the Court-house in the county of Norfolk. The writ of error will be argued before ...

... ILATEST NEW S. it. ry SANTTHE EMPEROR NAPOLEON. 1; SAINT CLOUD, September 23rd.-The statements n current in Paris that the Emperor intends going to Vichy, and that the Prince Imperial will pay a visit; to Germany, are unfounded. The Emperor, who is now very well, took a walk this morning, and will I probably do so again this afternoon.- His Majesty ic works every day, and takes an active part ...

... 1rEGISTERED AT T'IE GREN1PL POSr OFFIoR F&R TRANL;SxISSIwON ABROAD. I BSiIDAY, SEPTMBEI 17, 1s64.. THE IMPORTTION OF CATTLE. The letters which have recently appeared in the Times on the subject of the brutal treatment of the cattle imported into this country: cannot bat commvnd the attention of our readers,-for Hull is one of the chief places of cattle import in the kingdoma. Who can read ...

... I Tr THE EDITOR 01 THE HULL PACKET. SiR,-The subject of Free Trade is ?? that cannot be much longer sbelved. John Bright loses his temper, ani makes use of sach terms as knaves aud simple- tous -(though, by-the-bye, he forgets to tell us to whi h class he himself belongs); he blames the Tory party for questioning the soundness of our Free Tra Ie policy. Perhaps he will allow me to tell ...

... D[)16TRICT liNTELLIG EN CE. I _ ?? ?? aof BEVEtUEY. ,ered. EAST RIDING CHAMBER OF AGRICLTLTURE.-The 'ealVy tero ntuly meeting Of tkiS Chamitber Was held at the icia- Offices or thle association, Newbegin, Beverley, on a to Saturday last. Lord Hinthama, the president, occu- )r in pied the chair. Alter thle Luinutest of the preceding inch mneeting had Ireen read and confirmed, a discussion Mild ...

... I I Her Majesty on Saturday paid her fourth state visit to the city, the first since the death of the Prince Consort, and her public appearance amongst hier subjects was welcomed with the most enthu- siastic dumonstratious of loyalty. The occasion was the opening of two important works, which have beell completed at enormous expense under the diretion of tee City Corporation-viz,, the new ...

... Loss AT SEA.-ri'le steamer Pharos, Captain Link- Iris] later, fom Abereen to Hull, camte up to the 6chooner and laohn ByronA of Micidle-bro', abandoned and in a sink- mee in. st~ate, on the 21st July, at :3 ?? laid b~y her forth half-an-hollr, when she went down, NewvbiggiPointas bearinev west, abont lo miles distant. was FOURTH ElAST YORnK HU L ARTILLERY CorpS.-On perE Satnrday last the ...

... The usual fortnightly meeffni of this committee was held at the Town Hall, on Monday, Ald. Gresham in the chair. A letter was read from Messrs Baily and Leetham, and Messrs T. Wilson, Sons, and Co, steam-shipowners, requesting the committee to supply them with water for the use of their st-aimers. The water had, for many years, been supplied by watermen, but the applicants now wished to put ...

... In the Liverpool County Court, last week, before Mr Serjeant Wheeler, a young woman named Ellen Jones, dressmakeriwho resides at 20, Morning- ton-street, Birkenhead, sought to recover £3 15s from a young man named Thomas Jones, who is em- ployed as a fireman on board the steamship Mac- gregor Laud. Mr Gray appeared for the defendant. It seemed from the plaintiff's statement that the defendant ...

... ALL Cli CRUEL TREATMENT2 OF A CHILD I IL L..IN RULL. Considerable excitement and indignation prevailed among the inhabitants of Derringham the week before last, by the discovery that a woman, residing in Der- ringham-street. had left home on Saturday for another town, leaving shut up in the house her stepdaughter, a girl of b.-tween ten and eleven vears. Information being given to the police, ...

... THE RECENT AUCIDENT ON BOAILD THE, i DAUNTLESS. On Friday an inquest was held at the Angel Inn, Sykes-street, on the body of George Henry Wicks, seaman, of Hartlepool, 27 years of age, who was injured on board the Dauntless on the 6th ult., and died at the hospital ill Charter hous-lane oil Thurs. day. It will be recollected that the deceased and other men were injured through the explosion of ...