... THE, SERMON MANtFACTORY. A correspondent of the Xifes, signing himeelf, A manufacturer, and writing from Birminglzan, says:- 1 I was thunderstruck at the letter in the Times of to- day from a' London Incnumbent.' The horribletbought flashed across me-my ?? gone, my harmlesa trade destroyed; for, sir, I confess it, I am e memiber of this secret guild,-a sermon manufacturer; and if your ...

... THE HULL VOLUNTEER ART.ILERY. I~ ~ ~~ . p I jk TREAT GIVEN BY LIEtPIT.-COL. PEARSON. On Monliay lastithe Artillery Volunteers of thistown, assembled at the citadel under the command of Lisuten- ?? Pearsgn,. prior to entering upon .te new . ground on the' Bei'erle;':road,'kiidly pro'sided'for them by the Lieutcuant-Colonel. There-would be upwards of 300 of the volun'ceers present,' and 'nearly ...

... THURSDAY'S TELEGRIANiS. re THE AMERICAN DIFFICULTY. a. ARRIVAL OF THE SAXONrA. 1y it reotdthe Saxonia brings four days later news t, from America laid Cape Race and that the President's re message is not very satisfactaory reidn~ 9, The Globe contains a runmoor to the same effect. A rumour was also current that governmen bad g received important despateis a ad ig Reuter's office has received ...

... Fing - lout ORANCE. bas THE MEXICAN EXPEDITION. !nee 1 ?? Dec. 11. ?? Pdtin 'of this' evening announces that' General IN9 ads tt has left Paris in order to return to Amneripa, and A aads i isasseited'that his departure took placea in con- )Oat sequence of ant urgent despitols from the Washington '0115 cabinet. any The Paris evenin ' papers assert that the Federal ?? olf Mlariunelhao eddreseed ...

... ' Ifle PMesWtht government ha ?? ar considero . f sroded sud, nd £,000 linga tro6 deatroo, the the question recently raised re soetidg arstoftin-e kam ot the British paperty o hieh foamedrpare oy the rnaD i of two wf the American e s y 0onedherate warstear 3n Alsband a. The Prince of Wales took~ possession Of his newlY- aoqpjied eofate in eorfolT on Moday. It was paremtsed r3t £C2,0a00 O The ...

... FfOREIGN TELLiLEN (L. I FRANCE. The Marquis de Lvalette, French Ambassador at Rome, has arrived somnewhat suddenly in Paris, and conjecture is on tiptoe to ascertain why he has quitted his post. Some say that he has come because he regards the position of Central Italy as so. critical that he was desirous of stating his views to the Emperor himnself and receiving his personal instructions. ...

... AND EAST RIDING TIMES. RSGISTERED AT THlE GENERAL POST-OFFICE FOR TRANSMISSION ABROAD.] RIUDAY. Auousi S. -- __ ROYAL addresses upon the close of the Session are generally unprofitable reading, and we feally cannot say that the Speech delivered by C(ommission yesterday forms any exception to the role. It adds very little to the sum of human knowledle. It does indeed remind us of two or three ...

... | EJULLOC ByOAD OF' tALTH.I A meeting of thie body took plane ?? Thures. day), at the Town Hall, the MAYO3 (W. Hodge, Esq,) in the chair. TEIE 'NEW SURVEYOR. l&r TODD (the clerk) informe'the bird'thbat he had forwarded an intimation to Mr Sharp, C. E., that hie bad bean eleoted the board's sBlveyor, and requesjing him to present himself for ezatmination as t be leoretiry of State'e office, in ...

... AMERICA. (Per EDINBURGH.) MUTINY OF A DETACHMENT OF FED.ERAL SOLDIERS, AND MURDER OF THE COMMANDING OFFICER. A FEDERAL RAM RUNNING THE BLOCKADE. REPORTED BOMBARDMENT OF CHARLESTON. NEw YoRE, Feb. 6tb. The Confederates have withdrawn their forces from the rear of Vicksburg. The Confederates have also attacked gunboats off Island No. 10, but were repulsed. I H.M.S. Vesuvius, from Mobile, arrived ...

... Tka SouTHAxPTON ELECTION.-At the nomination to-day Colonel Tryon proposed, and Mr John Truffles Tacker seconded, Captain Mangles as representative of the borough of Southampton. The Lord --ayor was proposed by Joseph Lobb amidst tremendons uproar. The Sheriff declared the show of hands to be in faronr of the Lord Mayor, who was escorted by an immense crowd to his hotel. The weekly court at the ...

... THE CHURCHE. Appointment&. Heatb, Rev Joseph. iJA, Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, to New Bolingbroke P.C, Lincolnshire: val. £100, with residence. Merry, Rev William Walter, M.A Fellow of Lincoln College, to All Saints P.C. Oxford. Sharpe, Rev William Charles, B.D, Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge, to Holme-on-Spalding-Moor V, Yorkshire: Val. £600, with residence. Bene]icea and ...

... IGOXHILI AAND THORNTONI PLOUGHING MEETING. l The sixth annual meeting of the above ?? was held on Wedneaday. The ploughing and underdrainisig took place on the farms of Mr John Simons and Mr Turner respectively. There was a large company present on the ground1 who took great interest in the pro. ceedlugs. Tbe judges wrere ?? John Woodall (of oegtost), Mr Burkinsbaw (of Goxhill), and Mr Thos, ...