... -, | . ADDRESSES' OF LORD IIOTHAM AND THE HON. ADMINRAL DUiNCoMBE IN HULL. Lord HOtisam and the Hon. Admiral Duncomnbe addressed af boy of thle electors of the East-Riding ?? fthe eo1unt1y of York, on Tuesday morning, at the Public-roomis, Jauratt-stroet, Hull. On thle moution of Mr. BmibnEa, hMr. Joseph R. Pease was called to the chair. The CHAtInrAtwh at once introduced the candidates to the ...

... L= -FOR-EIGNs.: IN-..TEL LIGENCE. to . X . ., ,FlAN>CE.:..! S THlENVOTING IN. SAVOY.. : The Paris pape publish 'the:fdhowibg.rasults of the ,voting upon the 'questioneof theoitidexation of 'Savoy to t. ?? ?? ?? J-d : .LAghamberyApil 23, 8.p.rh0 he result of the voting in.thefdistric'ofofbambery is, known; ard is as folvihs -. ?? 8O'000'ay'eD 59' noes, ;3T The;'ol.oingare the 0detai:!InAndey ...

... tube outt isacet AND EAST RIDING TIMES. [REGISTERED AT THE GENERAL POST-OFFICE FOR TRANSMISSION ABROAD.] FRIDAY, OaroBku 26. l TE1E conferences at Warsaw continue; but the public are in the dark as to their character, and even the special correspondents of the press have not yet ventured to hint a know- ledge of what has taken place in the interviews between the two Emperors and the Prince ...

... OUR LOCAL CHA.RITIES. A _ - , . .- IAFTER all, humanity-mongeringy-as certain well-known citizens who are glad of an excuse to save their pockets designate all attempts to promote philanthropic objects-is not such a very bad thing. It does good, and it pays. We have the report of' Mr SEnuRK, the chaplain of the Hull gaol, before us, and we regret that our limits do not enable us to print it ...

... ISECOND EDITION I . I B 9 DRWAY, 11 A.M. THE RIFrE COMPETITION AT YOBY .- This competi- ,Fi tion was; resumed yesterday morning, under rather in nnfavourable oircumstanices,' the wind tearing across En the range in suoh gusts as materially to affeot the' sh shooting. The firstprizecompetedforwas a-challenge Fi cup, given bj Lady Mary Thompson, to become the Tl property of the person who should ...

... mA meeting of tbe Hell Local Board of Helth was| held yesterday at the Town.hall, the Mayor (W. Hodge, Esq.), in tbelchair. A special district rats of lid in the pound was laid noon the owners of property within the East district. Upon the motion for the confirmation of the finance 'committee's minutes, Mr BELLAMV wished to know t when the accounts of the expenses that bad been inour- red by ...

... f.pBRIAL TARLIAM1ENT.1 RuOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAYL JU.nl al. Lord DaRDY, in presenting peutiton against the total aboi. iso of cburch rate ,expresed, an earnest hope that the rejec. foo of Sfr J. Trolawsy's bill would pave the way for, a saRe. factory compromise of this question. Lord .Tew#Ax was about to present a petition from thei ?? Society, when he was prevented by cries of bOrder.. T;e ...

... I A meeting of this board was held yesterday, the MAYORt (W. Hodge, Esq) being in the chair. THE PROPOSED) BURIAL GROUND FOR lar HOLY TRINITY. Di On the minutes of the sanitary committee being Be Moved for adoption, Mr Aid MAYFIELD referred to the th, circumstance that Dr Holland had been again visiting Go' the town, anid, as he had heard, for burial Purposes, and P- he now wished to inquire ...

... I HULL IlITERARY AND PHILoSOrHICAL SOCIETY. -This sooiety held its anusnal meeting on Friday eveqing, at the RoyalInstitution, Albion-street. The Rev H. W. Kemp, the president, occupied the chair, and the attendance was a moderate one. The 38th annual report was read, which stated that although the council could boast of no unusual success, they might repast what had been said at previous ...

... I I~~ d THE CIVIL WAR IN AMERICA. td t FORT SMITH AND 800,000 DOLLARS f WORTH OF PROPERTY TAKEN BY THE r SECESSIONISTS. C CALL OF 21 ADDITIONAL REGIMENTS a FROMi NEW YORK. t GREAT EXCITEMENT IN MARYLAND. t' LOxDONDERRY, Thursday.-The North Briton (so) arrived here at six o'clook this morning, landed all mails, and proceeded all well. NEw YORK, 26th April, 2 ?? New York regiments have arrived ...

... I DREADFUL SUFFERINGS OF - AUSTRALIAN EXPLORERS. d The Australian papers publish ant account of the n sufferings undergone by Trooper Lyons, and hlacpbereon thle saddler, in their endeavours to overtake.Mr Burka ' and the advanced portion of the exploring expedition. i Information of their pitiable condition was at length e brounht to the reserve camp by an aboriginal, and a i relief party was ...

... ITHE BURI.AL QUESTION.J CLOSE OF THE POLL, YESTERDAY. In another portion of our paper will be found a lengtbened report of the meeting whieb was held on Monday last, for the purpose of levying a rate upon the parish of Holy Trinity, for the. purchase of a burial t ground. As will be seen, the proposition of the church- wardens was rejected by the meeting, ;and a poll was r consequently ...