... 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 ?? ...

... 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 ...

... ml EBHOURS'. LABOUR 1OVE.EDN A meeting of operatives belonging tth-e~b'j~dinj trade was held on Thursday night in ex ll to, promote the movement 'or the reductiou of the perod of labour to ninehours, The hallwadenelycwd and the numbers present amounted. on a rough ea. culation, to at least 3,0o0.-Mr. GrayNstsenagon eoupeied the chair. The Chairman congratulated the meeting on the. improved ...

... THE A MOOR BRIrER. The United States Government has just published, by order of Congress, the despiatches of Mr. Collins, the corn- mercial agent of thle L citd State's in the A'notir River. That gentleman reachted St. Petersburg in) May, 1856, and obtained his p~assp~ort to go through Russiia to thle pacific Ocean in October in that year. He p)roceeded eastward s;oon afterwvards through ...

... EXPRIES FLIs M PARIS. [lr'o.\r o:'tJ (j%-WN ?? NIENT. J PARIS, AVr:iD:iSDAY EvazSNe. ?? iallIrossiorL ill the ncighbourhlood Of the 'Lkii de Justice is that there Will be ' no bill ioli:1, i;r in French law terms, that there wvill be lliut de noll-lieul in tihe m11attor of tile prose- ak 1 1uineuiced agatilnst tile Count do Afouta- I ,ulcrt for lin article in the 6orrv.ijrlioloo! The * ...

... IRE LA YD. -9-- JILUD; EON LAW IN IlLDARE. ATIIF, NOV. 9.-1)iilng the past w*eek no stnsll ile- gree oF excitititO lre heer1 created in the in ds of ?? ?? .-rel iltbahritalits of this town, in consequenice of t! e ruffianly contict of scoin of the lower nociibers of so. ciety, in their * reli-ti- us zei-al, endeavour;mt. th ro ugh the inirii.istratios anid preachings of the Vincestimis Fathers ...

... I We have received by Overland Express, in anti- cipation of the mails, our Calcutta papers to the 9th of October, and Hong Kong papers to the 28th of September. WVe have also the Bombay Standard of October 11, two days later than the date of last Bombay mail. By a letter of the 3rd October from Gwalior, we learn that the Rajah of Shahghur is now a prisoner in that fort, he having given ...

... -t F R EL X A B 0 kl R Y. Meetings for Next W 7.eek. HondaY, November 13h-s~,Grand Masters (NTo. I), Freemasons' Tavern; british (No, 9), ditto; Emulation (21), Ladley's Hotel;- Felicity (68, Lndo Taera; Tanq~liy (18) Bidge fiance Hotel; 'Painorre ?? wanHote, Ssekwil C~aser.-ro;enoe (12), Ship and Turtle. Tuesay,18t.-Ldge Mout Lbann (7).Green Has, Tsoley- stret; adoan (63) Fromasos'Tavrn;St ...

... A numerous and influential meeting of shipownere and others interested in shipping was held on Thursday evening, in the Town-hall, Shields, to take into considera- tion the present depressed state of the shipping interest, and the measures best to be adopted in reference thereto. The Mayor took the chair, and explained the object of the meet- ing. Several resolutions were passed to the effect ...

... i REFORM MEETING IN YLEBONEO l.I On Monday evening, a numerous meeting of the inhabitants of Marylebone was held at the court. house, Marylebome, in consequence of a requisition numerously signed by the ratepayers of the district. Mr, J. A. Hicholay occupied the chba, and, in opet- irg the proceedings, reminded the meeting that they muat be mest energetic, and not allow a sham, mea- sure to be ...

... SINDSOR, SATURDAY. Her Royal Highness the Princess of Leinirgen and bis Serene Higiness dined with her Majesty yesterday. Colonel the Hon. Sir Charles and Lady Phiipps, the Dean of Wiudsor, the lIon. Mrs. Wellesley, and Sir James Clark, had the honour of being invited. The band of the Coldstream Guards attended in the Castle, and played during dinner the following coei- positions Overture, Le ...

... The inauguration banquet of the new Lord Mayor was held on Tuesday evening. Her Majesty's Ministers were the principal guests. Lord J. Russell, Lord Brougham, Sir Richard Bethell, and other men of eminence were also present, as well as many of the Foreign Ministers. After the usual loyal toasts had been drank, General Peel, in returning thanks for the army, stated that there were at the ...