... I ubt ?Putl ioathtt. WnE;N the last Session of Parliament closed the country was informed. that an Autumn Session would be held ostensibly for the purpose of devisin , through the ClOture resolutions, means whereby organised Obstruction should be put down once for all. Parliament has now met; and except for matters connected with Egypt, the time and attention of the House will be devoted to ...

... I In A;&ln to- f - I - - An attempt has been made by some unknown persons upon the lives of Mr Vanderbilt and Mr Cyrus FP-id, at New York, by means of infernal machines sent through the post. While en route the packages ad. dressed to Mr Vanderbilt exploded in the mail bag, and the officials in charge of the mails immediately returned with themn to the post-office. On examination, another ...

... iorat 3ntell encu| . _, . I ROYAL INSTITUTION. -On Saturday, at three o'clock, tussell Starr, Esq., will lecture on Tyrol and the Tyro- Iess (illustrated by photographs and the oxy-hydrogen light). HULL AND BABNSLEY RAILWAY ExTwsIoN BILL- In the House- of Commons on Tuesday, on the motion of Sir 0. Foster. the report of the committee on this bill was considered, and agreed to. By the ...

... H'ULL CONSTITUTIONAL CLUB THE POLITICAL SITUATION. SPEECH BY MR F. B. GROTRIAN, J.P. A meeting of the Hull Constitutional Club was held on Wednesday evening, at the Station. Hitel, to bear an address by Mr F. B. Grotrian, J.P., on The Political Situation: Retrospective and Proapective. Major Brodrick (President of the Club) occupied the i chair. There was a large attendance of members, in- I ...

... I Motrict Xro3s. I We have authority for stating that the Vicarage of St. Olave's, York, has been offered to, and accepted by, the Rev Wmi. 0. Hey, son of the late vicar, Archdeacon Hey. On Satueday the premises of Mslr Vf. Purdy, grocer, draper, and general dealer, Sheriff Hutton, near York, were dcstroyed by fire. The damage is estimated at £3,000. The annual rdwuzciom of old soholars of the ...

... ),THIS M O~INING'S NEWAS. TO-DAY'S LONDON PAPERS. THE CRISIS IN EGYPT. D S(TniSx TEazEaAmX) ALEXA2SDRIA, Friday.-The rush of Europeans to the harbour continues. The Government Post-office will probably be transferred to the Khedivich steamer, and i life is benoming Venetian, minus the gondolas. I It is fair to admit that nearly all incivility on the part of the authorities has disappeared, and ...

... o ?? - - . c o w - -_ 1t . : 'r Imcox?-tIjrx s PBwXIY SAYINGS B'AIII-The talf-yearly report of this bank, iin connection with the Lincoln-fields Wesleyan Sunday School, Newton, shows that 5,993 separate deposits have been made during the aix months, amounting to £512 14s. 4d., being an increase of £100 he. 2d. npon the half-year preceding. The deposits have averaged 239 per night in number, ...

... I L.LJA L fL I 41tJU V1 L DII X'J SV A.LUjMJ ?? .U.. Though there is no longer any doubt that Bradford during the ensuing summer is to ha-ve the honour of enter- taiing their Royal ?? the Prince and Princess of Wales, there is yet some uncertainty as to the date of the visit. That either May or June will be the month fixed upon is assured but nothing more definito than this will be known till ...

... . .. . .. .. I I I Yesterday, at the weekly meeting of the board, Mr. G. J-CociTBnunsx presiding-, Mr. FosTER gave notice that at the next meeting he should call attention to the payment of £S20, claimned by the Returning Officer as part of his election fees, and move a resolution thereon. THE NORlTH-WEST WAItM ELEOTION. The CLaEM (Mr. Icing) said a letter from Mr. Thomnas Winn, asking, as the ...

... THE VACANCY FOR THE NORTH WEST RID-NG. I Outwardly there is vet very little indication of the o tcntest that is to be waged between Mr. Holden and Mr. tt Ilardy for the vacant seat in the ,Northern Division of tho V RPding. After the funeral of Lord Frederick Cavendish ih to-day (Thursday), however, the business of the election ni sill Le prosecuted in earnest, and the proceed- b f lugs are ...

... THE ATTACK ON THE IRISH AT i BRi-GHOUSE. On Tuesday there was a very general impression tha the riots comrmenced on Monday evening would be re. 1 ncwed, and the Catholics were threatened with an attack on their chapel, which is also used as a day school. Father MIorgan. appealed to the police for protection. ?? were other indicatious that an outbreak against the Irish would &alto place, and by ...

... THE- WELDOIN MATRIMONIAL SUIT. T-1 the PTsl-l,.o -.A ?? -1 .. A A._ Iw -t Z' In the Probate and Divorce.Division of the High Court of Justice yesterdav, the case of Weldon r;. Weldon came y before Sir Ttmins IIA-2UEN anda special jury. It was a petition presented by Mrs. Georgiasln Weldon prayingfor , a restitution of conjugal rights. The respondent hadfiled t . n alnswer alleging that the ...