... II TO THE EDITOR O THE ERA. Coming events Cast their shadows before them. Sir,-At the gathering of those Manchester Radical Reformers who, by virtue of their creed, rejoice in the euphemistic designation, and come within the pale of Whole-Rogites, one Dr. Watts was enthusiastically installed the Robin Hood of the craft; and in his inaugursl address he endorses and recommends the practice ...

... B'Diabilia. FRnEscoas AND THE PROCESS OP THEIR DESTRUCTION IN ITALY.- Although the frescoes of the golden age of modern art, the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries, and the early part of the sixteenth, include the masterpieces of the most illustrious Italian painters, they have been but recently understood or appreciated, and are even yet but little known. They were not, like the easel picture ...

... I NAVAL AND MILITA.RY ADMIRALTY, Nov. 22.-.ArI'rDNTMENtTS.Lien tenant W. W. Oka (1856) has been rs-ppointe to the os William, 120, guard-ship, for service in the ordinary at Devonport. Nov. 20.-Lieutenumt W. R. Boulton (1854) to be Lien. tenant and Commander of the Firm, gunboat, vice B. G. Nicole,, promoted; E. Wilmot (1863), to the Iiidus, 78 flag ship, for gunnery service; end E M. Collier ...

... CHRRCH EXTENSION IN LONDON. .1 On .the occasion. of the building and endowing t41, to new church of St. Paul's, Stepney, by Mr. W. ~Cotton, the qc. London Diocesan Church Building Society, at a most nume- at rously attended meeting on, the 5th isat, presented to him, the following address, which was read by the Bishop- of' London: dtt The.Committee of the London Diocesan Church Build-o es ?? ...

... (proK OUR OWNr COOBSPONDIMT.) PARIS, SATURDAY ZVRNrN. There has been some ramour of an intended con. version of the Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Rentes to Three per Cents., but this rumour is unfounded,- at least, the government has no intention of adopt. ingsueh a measure at the present moment. the Emperor presided at his Council of Ministers at St. Cloud to-day, as he did indeed at the last re- ...

... The following is published as the official memo- randum of proposed operations in October, 1&'58: To be drawn from Rohilound for operationa in north- west of Oade, clearing Mohbumdee, Nowrungabad, &c., and proceeding to establish itself at Seetapore: From Bareilly, Lieutenant-Colonel Remmnington's troop of Horse Artillery ; from Shahiehanpore, Light Field Bat- tery (four guns), Heavy Field ...

... TILE 4POIS2INGS.AT BRADFORD. Three more deaths have occurred since our last aCcount, the total number being now 17, and 194 persons are still Stufferfilg fronm the effects of the poisoned lozenges. * O Tusda afernon coone'sinquest was opened by C. ewienEsq, cronr, t te PckHorse Inn, Bradford, o n, t h e b o d i s o f ~ r l e n d a B u z r a n e a n d t h r e e o th e r s w h o h a v e The only ...

... ILB02C20V OF MAYO1S. I - . - OxronD, TUESDAY, NOV. 9.-At a numerously _ attended council meeting, held this morning, Mr. Alderman e Brownagproposedand Mr. Aldemew Thorp seconded, Mr. Jusio Uat~e, t heE~ib-tretsasMayor, in th9 ylace aof Mr. Aderman Grubb, whose t of office aa ex- pird. 3ir. Csstle was elected without opposition. Mr. o uncoillor Stevene we elected to the offfce of heriff. Ths ...

... I THE WARMING OF ST. PAU.'S CATHEDRAL. 0 (From the AZechanftcs' Magazine.) il The warming of St. Paul's Cathedral, which b contains about five millions of cubic feet of air, for the special services about to take place, being the greatest undertaking C of the kind that has yet been attempted, we are induced to e give our readers a short description of the process adopted, a so far as it has at ...

... IfISFEMA N'S IMPRESSIOLS Op I CAR~1~1 IRELANVD. aid of the poor schools connected -with the .syof St, vincent do 'Paul, under the care of the Isling- ,!tcoifrence, Cardinal WViseinan delivered a lecture last a . atgtht Hanover-square-roorns, describing his im-l ( ,,sIens of hie recent visit to Ireland, There was a very I 0o5ttedance, including Lord Overstone, Lord Petre, Air. r p0wyef, DI.P., ...

... I HB4LTH OF LONDOg 1DRING TEB WBEE. ,.L _ .- ., , . _ The weekly return of births and deaths in Lon- don1ssed by authority of the Registrar-General, for the ween ;iding Saturday, Nov. 20, shows that ttho wiotality of Lonard continues to increaserapidly with increasing ola. In th drdweekof Otobertbedeat-hwere 1,113; in the third week of November, ending last Saturdlay, they were 1,487. ID the ...

... I TffEl GU4DISffIP OFI R _ ?? ~ & A PROTESTANT AND ROMAN CATHOLIC An ntres . DISPUTE. An interesting case has been heard before the Iria Cour ct ofi ChnOery- Soma Years ago John O'Malley, a ?? catholiconstable, resident inTuam, married Ellen Jeoneson, a proteestnt They had eight children, and as John O'Malley was not a very rigid Romfan catholic, the mother brought up the childrea in the ...