... PROMOTION OF CHRISTIANITY AM:ONGST THE JEWS. On Msonday evening a meeting of. this society was held ti in Albion chapel; Ur James Oldham in the chair, On hi account' of the extremely anfavourable state of the St weather the attendance was not very large. After the ni chairman had opened the proceedings by a few observa- fe tions, the Rev R. A. RED~OBD' read a linancial, state- el mert, fromt ...

... COAL DISCOVEBED IN KENT.-While the workmen employed on the London, Chatbam, and Dover Railway were engaged in tunneling between Lydden-hill and Shepberds-well, a few miles from Dover, they came upon a fine seam of coal, and, what is most remarkable, the coal is on all sides surrounded with chalk, with the usnal seams of Aint as are seen on the cliffs at Dover. I The more the seam is entered ...

... ate butt vaitset AND EAST RIDING TINES. REG6ISTERED AT THE GENERAL POST-OFFICE FOR TRANSMISSION ABROAD.] FRID.kY, SEPTEMBER 16. . Wg have sad news from China. Our s readers will remember that one of the stipula- ations of the treaty concluded between Lord ELGIN and the Chinese Imperial Commissioners was that ambassadors from England and France should reside in Pekin. This, indeed, was the e ...

... I SECOND EDITION FRIDAY, 11 A.M. (By Blectric ard International Telegraph.) TunIN, Sept. 29tb.-An official communication in reference to Central Italy is spoken of as having been forwarded by S&rdinia to the great powers. BOLOGNA, Sept. 29th.-In contradiction to current reports an attested letter of the abbess of the Convent of Verruscio has been published, and which aertifies that no soldier ...

... I I Alderman Carter was to-day elected Lord Mayor of . London. Tan CEAImPIONSEIP OF THE THAmEs.-Chambers D, beat Kelly. KI The charges of riotous behaviour in connection with Be the church services at St. Georgea-in.the.East were CI resumed to-day at the Thames police court and even- in tually committed to the sessions. v The Glboie' Paris correspondent writes at 6 p.m. TV yesterday that ...

... LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. FINANCE COMMITTEE.-A special meeting of the 0] finance committee was held yesterday afternoon at the Iw Board of Health offices. Present: Mr Morley (chair- 10 man), Mr Witty, Mr Evans, and Mr Nightiagale.-Mr PC Morley made a communication to the committee similar E to the one he had just previously made to the Town- re council, relative to Mr Jesse Arbon's defaloatlons, ...

... THURSDAY'S TEL GRAPMA. At a meeting of the proprietary of the Bank of Eng- land to-day, a dividend of 41 per cenit. for the half year was declared, leaving the rest at above three millions The Emig~ration 2iommnisioners chartered this after.. noon the Maria Somes for Table Bay, at £13 9s., and the Derwent for Algoa, at £1:3 Os. Sd. per statute The G-obe's Paris correspondenit says it is ...

... This question is now daily assuming a position that must eventuate in the holding of au European Congress for the settlement of the affairs of Italy. The Confe- rences remain suspended, and the Austrian Plenipoten- tiary, Count Colloredo, is awaiting instructions from Vienna. It is confidently stated in well informed Paris circles that the governments of France and England %lave recognized the ...

... The Venerable Archdeacon of Ely, whose melancholy death in the passes of tle Pyrenees we recently announced, was buried on Sunday, the 21st August last, in the south-east corner of the cemetery at Luchon, the service being performed by the French Protestant pastor of Toulouse. Louis NAPOLEON ON THE BATTLE FIELD,-The Paris coirespoladeut of the Literary Oacelte gives the 1 following account of ...

... I THE MUTINY ON BOARD I - . THE MARLBOROUGIf. We learn from Malta that four seamen, charged with being the ringleaders in the late outbreak at Castel. mare, on board the Marlborough, Capt. Lord Frederick Kerr, bearing the flag of Vice-Admiral Fanshawe, the Commander-in-Chief in the Mediterranean, were tried by a court-martial which assembled on board Her Majesty's ship Hibernia in Valetta ...

... GENERAL INTELLIGENCE. The 84th Regiment were off DeRI oh Wednesday on d their return from India. They are to proceed to Sheffield. P THE G EAT ATEPN,- His Imperial Highness the a' Grand Duke Constantine paid a long visit to this vessel on Saturday. For upwarda of three hours his Hfighness l remained on board inspecting every part of the ship, P from the lowest deck to the iron masts and ...

... On Sunday, the special services in connection with the opening of the now organ in Clowes' Chanel was held, and on Monday evening the event was signalized by the performanee of a selection of music from the Messiah. The greatest interest was evidenced, and the attendance of persons did not fall far short of 2,000. The proceedings of the evening were diversified by short :addresses from ...