... WHAT THE WORLD SAYS. Blood is thicker than water. When the foreign ships steamed out of Alexandria harbour, to leave the coast clear for the impending action of the English fleet, the Americans played 'God save the Queen,' whilst the others passed in silence. When the fight was over, and the British required assist- ance to restore order, the American marines were the first to land to help ...

... ct THE POLICY OF THE GOVERNMENT. y A meeting of the above association was held on Mon- Es day evening, at St. Silas' Schoolroom, Oxford-street, the ,e president, Alderman Witty, occupying the chair. There h was a good attendance, and amongst these present were Dr Dix, Dr Walton, Dr Williams, Messrs Merritt, Musgrove, J. Ashley, B. Matson, G. Selby (boo. sec.), &c.-The Chairman, in opening the ...

... NORTH MYTON WARD BYE-ELECTION I I . ._ MR BE1NNETT'S CANDIDATURE. Per The first meeting of ratepayers in support of the w canidaur ofIMr, W. A. Bennett, in conneotion withpi the,.above .eleotioin, to fill the vacancy in the Townse Councill caused byj the death of Mr Scott, was held on sh Monday eveningi in the Committee-room, Prospect. dte- street, There wan a crowded room, and the meeting Cex ...

... HI1ThL EXTENSION AND IM3:PROVEMENT BILL. I THE ARRANGEMENT OF THE WARDS. On Friday a special meeting of the Parliamentary Committee of the Corporation was held at the Town Hall for the purpose of considering the question of the proposed division of the extended borough into new wards. Aid. Waller ?? Town Clerk pre. sented a report on the bill, in which he stated:- The old borough, as is well ...

... a RADICALISM AND THE IRISH QUESTION. TO THIE EDITOR OF THE HULL PACKET.. Sil,-Your correspondent, Mr Dibb, charges the 3 Radicals with disloyalty to the best interests of the country by our opposition to the Crime Prevention Bill. a In making that charge he is assuming that he knows what o are the best interests of the country, and the bill ntmed will conduce to those interests. We do ...

... LATEST. FROM WEST AFRICA. The British and African Steam Navigation Company's Royal mail steamer Senegal, Captain W. L. Keene, arrived in the Mersey yesterday from the West Coast of Africa, I with mails and passengers. Owing to inter-tribal wars, business on most parts of the coast wtas in a languishing asid prostrate condition. The Seoeeal did not touch at L the Sherbro, but the difficulties ...

... CARDINAL MlACCABE ON 1RELAND. i 'A deputation of six hundred members of the 'United onfraternities of Dalbia waited on Cardinal MacCabe yesterday afternooln and preseuted is Emineuce with 1 ;n addreis. His Eminence, in replying, said it was uio small consolation to him to hear wvrds'of welcome end elscouragement from the large number asseniblod there i peaceful men who continued giving ...

... Our readers will be aware that within the last tlelsi months the use of the telephone has been greatly eiteailed throughout England, and that in Leeds and the %Vest Riding in particular the now invention has been blrougi; into very general use among men of business. The Lceds Aleraury is, however, we believe, the first newspaper in the United Kingdom that has brought the telephone intc ...

... :' Rom or COfloNS, Wednesday Ni'ht. To-day the Arrear's Bill has been- completely cast into the shade by an all-but unavoidable discussion on the Egyptian crisis. The adjournment of the IHouse was moved by MO. Gourley. His speech was hardly a justifica tion of such a motion, either in matter or manner. But the seconder, Sir Wilfrid Lawson, made up for Mr. Gourley's want of point by a speech of ...

... THE SEIZURE OF ARMS IN CLERKEN- I . .- .. -.WEL . . I The investigation of the charge of treason-felony against TlThomas Walsh was resumed, before Sir JAMES IiNGosA., - at Bow-street, yesterday. On Tuesday afternoon Sergeant By Galletaqhr, of the Roval Irish Constabulary, stated that he By ,w had been constantly watching the prisoner for some time. ai S He traced his removal of the cases from ...

... THIS MORNING'S NI EWS..1 TO-DAY'S LONDON PAPERS. ax MEWUCJZY-OFFICE, Wednesday, 5 afm. cs m THE CRISIS IN EGYPT. Si The Times publishes the following telegram:- AxzxummA, Tuesday, 7.55 ?? work of m clearing the streets of the town is going L on rapidly. Manay natives of the labouring tl classes and others unable to procure the w means of living are thus employed. This E serves the double ...

... ' LEEDS EXCHANGE AND DISCOUNT BAct I i LIMITDD. .1 i k I +}-rfr;-nn Jrul-~nl nnsr fs The thirty-second half-yearly meeting of the Slurt. holders of tkp Leeds Exchange and Discount Banl ki Laitrit was held yWerday, at the Queen's Hotel. Mr. J. PJsAn3 Couvins, Chairman, presided, and among the direet present were Mr. Thomas Dawson, Mr. George BIat5 and Mr. Adam Brown. The minutes of the last ...