... EYE.Nrl VG SEER ?? ST. JAMFS'S-HALL. IWe find in a conteniporary a rather graphic account of a It newlv instituted series of services at St. Jamnes's-hall:- e Following the example set hini by the Bishops of CarlisLe and RipDA at Exeter-hall, tile 1ev. Mortlock 1Daniel, a country clergyman, last night coniimenced a se- ries of evening services at St. James's-hall, Piccadilly. YThe placard ...

... Tlf!B BISHOP OF LONDON'S PRIMIARY V'ISITA TION. Yesterday morning the Bishop of London resumed tbe primary visitation of his diocese at St. Paul's Cathedral. There was a very large attendance of the suburban clergy and of the public, the great attraction being the novelty of a visitation sermon, which it had been announced would be preached by the Rev. Canon Champneys. The right reverend ...

... PAgACE OF THE PEOPLE. We are glad to hear that the Palace of the People is received with the favour which might have been anticipated for an undertaking of so comprehensive a scope, and of such a truly national character. We understand that the LORD MAYOR and several of the City authorities have already expressed their hearty concurrence in a project which will sinister so largely to the ...

... ]AMERICAN SLAVERY AND THE EDIN- ! I BU1RGH REVIEW. TOTHE EDITOR OP THE DAILY NEWS. SIR,-The letter which I enclose waas sent to the Tinges on the Oth inst., in reply to a letter which appeared there on the 6th inst., signed An American, containing o some strictures which appear to me to be unjust on an article a in. the last number of the Edfburgh .eciew. As it is really 0 important that ...

... POLITIOC L SPEECR lES i' DRrSTCL. . . At a dinner of thre .Anrchor (ibar.Ai) ~Scle~y at Bristirf on SaturdAy (tire annriversarry coururni-rrorarion of Edtward Colstoril the Hon. F. W. Berkeley arid his ?? i'l the rresetation of thle city made speechree or, tile noli~.j;C3 quessionsa of the day. The Huii. F. BERKELEY explaineI his yvoto against tire Ministry oil the Conspiracy to Murder Bill. ...

... in The metropolis aend country for miles around were to yesterday and the previous night visited by violent winads, 38. which occasioned a vast amount of damage to property, ut and were attended with loss of life. The winat was u- principally north east, but it frequently veered round to the sd. south west. So violent was the wind on the river that it was considered dangerous for small boats ...

... THlE' IMORNING CHRONICLE. L ON D O : 't(.ANDA Y. NOVFRIJFR ?? 1S.8. Mr. F. BERKtEILEY ?? of Com- mor ?? nad believes that any Reform Bill likely to succeed imust be brought forward by a Govern- ntent. Wemay, it seemis, fight and fight, and tur: cit ATinister after Minister ; but a Reform lill, to be successfuil, must comnm)and Giovernment suiplirt. Things alppetr to be tending ...

... 'IWE TURKS AND CHRISTIANS IN I CLNDIA. The ELipi of Athens has the following from C-jijliai, under the date of the 1st inst. The undecided policy of Governor Sami Paciha .uiies tile greatest anxiety to the Christians, and is as far fromt inspiring confidenca in the lurks. After having for miouthis, under different pre- texts, deferned the promise given to the Chris- tiis leto a tdemogerontia ...

... CFiRr.Y!CL,? OF10CZ. Tue~sday, I p.m. our French or German Express has to hilld to-day.] gAT1 OF THE REIGNING PRINCE OF LICITTENSTEIN. Tipe Be)lallcelege of Sunday evening an- the death of Aloys, 11eigning Prince of Lidlt steill^ at three o'clock on Friday last. Is1 AN) RUSSIAN TELEGRA- PHI[C LINES. li of telegrapl from Varsaw and Odessa tites0 letter from Poland of the 8th inst.) has beell ...

... OHB(m. CA.ET4, AP., OK.*REFORE. I . . . On Satry a the a Jace e Rnnual meeting of the Lees Athnsimat ee, aear Oldhamn, Mr. CKBETIrAM, M.P. I for South Lantcasqhire presided and delivered au address. Afer xefbrriog to the example of the late Robert Snephenson, and urging the members of the institution to promote, by ineleltoual recreation, the happiness Of their own firesides, he urged the ...

... FOIEIGN INTELLIGENCE. -. EXpRESS FROM PARIS. tFYi.03 OUEL OWN CORRESPONDENT.1 PARIS, SUNDAY EVENi-;O. E mperor's Government has taken a decided to jllallifest its determination not to interfere, ?? to bo suipected of interference, in the ap- °dOrCl ctiot for the Danubian Hospodarates. ' ?? ecwski has addressed a circular ts all the Fienii Consular agents in the two Principalities, (~5rin them ...

... r e.,~ Tars EVBSISO, THRE ROSE 0or CASTlLEi. Mlessrs. W. ifHarrison, Gaetowr, Et . iA. b~Meiion.Aand artlist Di-ertissenent. MdJies. Z.M~tlebit, Moriaacoriband Faaquale.-Oommeaceast balli7-ps. TarsEvar~ AYMARRET. TH.TAE 0t'A COAT. Messr0 Matbewse idrs. s. Fit WllOULD B-i AN ACT O r C. Mathews-THE KING'S GAREN MER. Mr Compton Miss Eli.. P Rx PROM FJS OX l Tvis EVS613m, AWAY WITH MELANCHOLY.-Ad ...