NTELLIGENCER.THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION.Supplementary List of Yorkshire Exhibitors.—In the Intelligencer of the 3rd inst., which was the earliest possible period after the opening of the exhibition, and a week or more prior to any attempt being made by any other journal to publish a list, we gave a “ List of the Yorkshire Exhibitors.” Considering the haste with whichthat list was of necessity prepared, it is not surprising thatsome few omissions occurred. The following additions tothat list will render it as complete as any which has yetbeen published in any newspaper :—Hampshire, M. Co., Spring-street, Huddersfield—Building stones.Micklewait, R.. Ardsley House, Barnsley—Grindstones.Mitchell, W. B., 16, Broom Hill, Sheffield—Minerals and pro ducts of South Yorkshire.Okey, S. F. and Co., Castleford Iron Works—Coal, iron ore iron, lt;tc.Whamcliffe Silkstone Colliery, Sheffield—Coal.Adams, J., Victoria-pk., Sheffield—Chemicals.Blundell, Spence, Co., Hull and London—Varnishes, paints oils, c.Bowditch, Rev. W. R., Wakefield—Illustrations of the puriflca tion of gas from sulphur: safety lamps.xi aas ql kjo.9 Leeds—uyes.Holliday, R., Chemical and Lamp Works, Huddersfield—CoalproductsLongbottom, J. 61 Co,, Belgrade Foundry, Leeds—Substances rbonized by patent process.Marshall, J., Son, Co., London and Leeds—Cudbear, orcb digo carmine, lac dye, dyewoods, lt;fcc.Reckitt, J, Sons, Hull—Starches, blues, and black-leads. Tudor, S. W., London, and Lead Works, Hull—Carbonatelead.MANDand! Satu Denfor t the ( tione a far an alin Ytwersessito leher.inteineceing 1estircordtiesthe iraiseminiITirlr it1___vrtirpigsnngdinewifehisand