... i PROMOTIONS AND EXCHANGES, WARiOFFIci, Nov. 10. 2nd Regiment of Dragoon Guards-Lient. W, King, from 17th Light Dragoons, to be Captain, by pmr- chase, vice Dick, who retires, 7th Light Dragoons-Cornet R. D. Stenart to bh Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Paulet, proilioted; Cornet the Hon. WV. Iarbord to be Lieut., by pur- chase, vice Gore, who retires. 18th Light Dragoons-F. J. Barron, gent., ...

... TIlE ESTABLISIIED CHURCIH. CHuRnC ExTEwsioN.-The Parish Church of Con- not-, in this dioceso, is, we undersaind, sholrtly to be cnllarged, thu crowndcl congregations, and the many parishioners requiring church accommodation, ren- dering this step necessary. From the very crowded state of the burial-grouind, the churchyard also evi- dently culls for cnlargttnent, its present limited ntc- ...

... I Tim Mayor of Cork-mighty man!-has prohibited the lectures of Signor Gavazzi in Cork. There is in the beautiful city wherein this act of mighty folly and smnall tyranny has bcen perpetrated, but one public building_ tile Atheumum-capablo of accom- modating a large audience. This Athonweum was built partly as. a memorialtQf, theo Cork Ex) ibition, and partly as a spe ulationi. It was opcned by ...

... II'ISII Cilultol. MISSIONS TO RoM.XI CATIIONlS.- It will be seen by advertisenictit in another Colmun, that sernions will be preached to morrow in the se- veral Episcopaliani Churches in this town, in aid of the Irish Church Missions to Roman Catholics. In th mnorning the Rev. Mr. Ellis, secretary to ithe so- ciety, will preach in Christ Church, and the Rev. John Lynch, missionary in Counenar ...

... ! f t If a t l e , )Ftter. I - I~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ (ESTABLISHID ANNO 1737.) e e BELFAST: d Ir MONDAY, NOV. 22, 1858. d AVE are happy to find that a contract has beer * signed with the Red Sea and India Telegrapt Company by the Lords of the Treasury. Thi cable is in process of manufacture, and it is hoped that the portion from Suez to Aden will be laid it the Spring. The letter of ...

... AaroXG the passengers by the Pacific from New York, which reanched Gaiway on Tuesday last, was this celo- brated lady. The Galweky Vindic7tor ?? countess was received with every attention and re- spect by the officials and a few friends who went on hoard on the arrival of the vessel, That she is a strong-minded woman as the American phrase- olog>y describes such persolIs, there is no manner ...

... I E BELGIUML A somewhat serious incident occurred in the sitting of t bo Be ian Chamber of Reprscsntatives on the 1 Ith instant, on the discussion of the project of Ad- dress to the King. At the commencement of the sitting Count dee Thcnx rose and declared that the pprject oo Address was not drawn up in the usual style of such documents; that it contained insinua- tlons insulting to thb ...

... (FROM BUENOS AYRES CORRESPONDENT OF NEW YORK 11ERALD.) BUENOS AYRES, SEPT. 10, 1858. DENIAL OF CH1RISTIAN BURIAL TO A MASON-G0RAT EXCITEMENT AMONGST THE FRATRNtTV-MASONI0O PROTEST To TIlE AUTHORITIES-GOVERNOR'S READI- NESS TO ITAVE INVESTIGATION-IMPORTANT PRIN- CIPLES INYVO#ED, &C., &C. TiE waves of progress break upon onr shores as well as yours, and the equilibrilm of past ages is jostled ...

... FRENCH GOSSIP AND CHIT-CHlAT. PARIS, TUESDAY EvENING.-I have lately dwelt on the positively disgraceful surrender of our fisheries to tilc French on the Newfoundland cod banks in the face of treaties, and to theut ter disgust of Lhat colony, Governor Darling having allowed himself tobe brow- beaten by the Gallic commodore, and the Colonial Ofice submitting to the inroad. I ?? to note a fresh ...

... SERMON AT CIHRIST CIIURC11, LONDON, BY DR. WINE[LE. f Tun tercentenary anniversary of the accession of b Queen Elizabeth, and of tile final establishment of the Reformation in this kingdom, was celebrated on Wednesday morning by a special servico at Christ Church, New ate St:cect 7 The preacher of th(l day was the Rev. Dr. MINeile, lion. Canon of Chestcr. Prayers wero read by tilhe Rtev, Dr. ...

... LOND ONDERRY CORRESPONDEN CX. (FnoM OUR, OWN CORIRESPONDUST,) NovuMsinit 22, 1858. SiNCn my last nOtO nothing of consequence has oc- curred in Derry. The Rotuish party have been sadly discomfited; and intolerance, at least for the present, has not been triumphant. Signor G[avazxi lectured here on Friday forenoon and evening, and on Saturday evening, and preached twice in Corporation I-all, on ...

... TIHE NAVIGATION LAWS. AN agitation of shipowners, having reference to a partial repeal of tho Navigation Laws (or rather to the carrying out in full of the said laws), is likely to arise in the North. It will be remembered that the principal members of the present Government have prescnted great ?? to every measure brought before the House of Commons for the abolition of town dnes, passing ...