... . CHURCH OF ST. PAUL., ARlRA14-QUAY. | i A- A . X - . - . ?? I Sunday last a numerous and influential meeting of tile parishioners was hald in the above named specl us and elegant church after last mass for the purpose oi'or- ganfeing a subscription to erect a new organ betterftted for public worship than the very imperlect instrument which has' hitherto' been used in the sacred ondifee. At ...

... YESTERDAY'S DISPATCIhES. (From the ?? Freeman of Vestcrdaiy.) FRANCE} it ' The accounts from the manufacturing districts in qua France are more favourable. In general the wholesale of houses require cash payments from foreign customers. ant The Paris merchants are becoming more liberal in their pla credits. On Thursday commercebills were presented to at the amount of 1,000,000. sterling, being ...

... CulHOSITI 2 01? F Tl. RE'VI'SION ait any' hint, Iliow;ev riow'or fnla i' minuite, which, by ilistori'ini or ?? aii possibily be 1waelto opci':te aga-llist (lie Ti an Couci el o't(lie Cori'ij ?? Ofices, has wi thi i thle Ilast (iw da ss liacii flinc iilring isl a sea, of lilac Jrs inl reference to a Case whdich eaiiirr'd at the reecut rev'isioii. It scoels that ?? re wvas a Claim manie hr61 a ...

... SUlMMARY. Another French vessel has been seized by a tent Portuguese ship-of-war on the east coast of Africa canu and taken to Mozambique. The vessel was the eventually given up again. The Government the prosecution against the Count Montalembert will not not be proceeded with. Mon Intelligence from Bombay to October 10th sfe has been received. Tantia Topee, after resting for for a fewl days ...

... DITII~vAN GOVENMENT AND. :; g ...

... The official gazette of Lisbon, the Diario d.o eq Governo, gives the following account of the diffi- of culty between France and Portugal: k On the 29th of November, 1857, the commanders of the w naval station of Mozanmbique captured the French barque vi Charles et Georges, becauso it was found anchored near the island of Quitangonia, in the Bay of Conduoia, a port WI interdicted to foreign ...

... 1.1 i> 1, () V FM E 1N ?? 1 N B E 1. FA S T. Wii;hve f[till o itc L to [line, a; occasi n oflreee ?? [tito jnin;iovelltiwntS 1titiit ill whit is lis- thictively Called ?? sirtet n!ichltctl'' i0l tlis town; allI it i; pieasitilt to cotttisler that tle plit lic Spilit ot its titllnbtit:tts ScoiIIs tot b)y niy melas to [tat c x- litisteil [s:ils1:. lt'o.ri.'ss is still Iilo orli'; ,l tlie (duoN ...

... THE RIVAL TEMPERANCE MOVMfENTS. To tce EDITOR of the DAILY PoSr. Sir, -May I ask the favour of the insertion of the follow- ing ? Its appearance in the Post will be esteemed a favour by many constant readers:- There are two associations in Biriningham-the one of old standing, the other of more modern origin. To the infleence of the former every branch of the community is greatly indebted, ...

... (By, Blectric Telcpraph.) ADMIRALTY, Ais0rrlay Afternoon. tih Conamissioned-Captain G. W. Preedy to the Liffy. the sem ee THE ATLANTIC TLrEGRAP0I.-The latest intelli- fiar geues from Newsfoundland, in regard to the cable, is thus lini telegraphed frorm Trinity fay, under the date of the 1Sth the October ?? I rgret to say that the preconcerted signals too arrauged by Mr. Thompson have failed ...

... ROYA L IYSTITUTE OF BRITISH ARTl7IST'S, Yesterday eveing- the ip lunimg mleeting of tthe Session of 185S and ISi 9 wias held at the Office of the Asajeiation, 1(;, 0 rosvenor-street, Grotsvefilr.sCIluare. kv. Ilakeivill occued tile chair. Mr. G. C. Nir soK, as one of thte lion. scrtetarlie, rolad the niinutes of the inseitilig that closed the asisioll of 1i57-8, and al.so a lii t. of ...

... I THE WOBRKIG OF THE NBW JitEDICAL ACT. ?? (From the .P1arinacecutical Journal.) The arrangements under the new Medical Act are causing some excitement in the profession. During the seve. ral stages of the bill, in its progress through parliament, various amendments were introduced, with a view of recon- cuing conflicting interests; and even in the last stage, alter the public discussions had ...

... BANQUET IN HIONO OF IR. JOHN BRIGHT, M.P. . iI B1RMIiIxGHjAI, FRIDA.Y EVISNINc. This evening, a public banquet was held in ti, sY Town Hall, in linuour of Mr. Brieshsit. 'Between/ *1 heli and 500. of the leading Liberals of tile Midi M counties, with i -sprieckling of Reforne-sr A~nd' se parts of the country, sat down to diner. fro a- t H Muntz; Esq., brother'of thle lnto M. ?. for F J,11's.e ...