... Io V n ?? - 7 ' SZ8,f,7,, lil, AO~| I (I'-Om On1riccOleon uorrespondest.) The builders' strike still contioues to linger on in London, but as the winter approaches there wvill be continmally diminishing chanees of success for the men. The season is gone, or very soonf vill be, when anything can be done in outdoor work, and, with so many buildings unroofed and unfinished as there are ?? in ...

... - LATEST r TELEGRAPH ICC -N3EWs. Yesterday the Bishop of London consecrated St. Matthew's Chapel, St. George's-in-the-rast. A large body of police was in attsndance. The bishop ad- vorted to the state of things in the parish church. All passed off quietly. I THE Hop DUTY.-Old duty, £328,070,; new, £242,486; additional duty, £28,526; total duties, £699,083. ENGLAND & THE CONGRESS. Le NlordC ...

... LIVERPOOL JLA SOCIETY. I Thle following is the report of the conemrittes pro- co sentedl and Adopted at thle 33r-d annual genleral. mleet- re, lisp of the society, held on the) 2nd instant r- O inl rendering to tire society an account of their ji, proceedings during the nest year, your cetnusittec of wouild premise that very seldomn, if ever before, havef JIII there been brought itin hr the ...

... TO 0OlMPONDNDIS. I is (Y.aA4 Ump is necessaryn to make it legoaly id C61,osi ofl the Roy.1rnlatlo shonid a. Ty arei rNT gAD RoTeM consent o f the b m Minister It n ?? ?? to gt Mor, Jr d sente s efrsmaeher to to, 0t.- others ' &ta to nhk it ueneeisa fthe .ba a h ar _ strd by.d,, r oT ?? tht onaser`oE the 'aidol te td0iie fee Oingthe theebing n ti,6 1:ieoi Aeneson board the 1ll-fhtcd sihip, ...

... I ret O THE HARL OF DERBY.'| I'iMytotd,-tn the tter which I ?? h21n ofl addressing toyour lordship last week through the pub- lie press, I stated facts in oonneetion with agrarian t outrage in Tipperary which had come under my i own notices and whsieh I am ready to attest upon my p solemn oath. Those facts were subritted to 'yotitt ?? to showithat mefM 'siirtniso, 1 however apparently well ...

... AIR FXATW JVUjr Enx TsurnPUMsk. 1. DE ~¶L(ONrALEM?,ElrT AGAIN. It ix tortonato that the avertissemmemt just is`ued, by thie French Government to the SOtspoO&daant on account of WI. de Montalem- bet's article on Pius ix and France in T3A49 and 1859 is only an ex post facfo mea* TJure, which, instead of suppressing the artiele3 5in question, has only til effect of ntttracting Tpublie ...

... On Friday, two bodies-those of a man and a boy- were washed ashore from the wreck of the Royal Charter. The following are the exact words of the verdict: - Having carefully attended to the evidence, we are unanimously of opinion that the deceased James Walton and others, unfortunately lost their lives on board the Royal Charter by pure accident; that Captain Taylor was perfectly sober, and ...

... I A telegram received from Paris yester- day makes the important announcement that the English and French Governments have completely agreed on the bases of the Congress-which is to be held at Brussels, in the month of December-on the affairs of Italy. The telegram speaks of the matter as of a settled question, and says that nothing more is required than the official ratification of the ...

... T TO COMRESONDENTS. I we 0=3eA undertake to rtaum comnmnacations of whikh we do not avai ouves. Communicatiom should anluy3 be legibly Wrritten and On one side of the paper onlyi; leagtth Increases the difticulty of finding sapse for them. What. ever is inteuded for Insertion must be authenticated by tho name sand addre of the writer. not uemwarily tcr pubijca- laon, but aso a guarantee of his ...

... I In the London insolvent court, on Toepday, W. Shuttilevorli, a Yorkshire insolvent, was ai.-Oinrged, it having been elicited that the iirolven y had oe- curred through a gang of swindlers. Mr. Thomas Fox, mnaltster, Pontefract, jumped out of a train in motion at the Burnley ISteaon, was thrown down, injured his spine, and diel in thre. days. The Prestois atcardfcial staoa that anothar ...

... oAL oPlI Fox. FL U PV90EE m L 'II Txsun u I SUMAI-AIRY.I 0 DOMESTIC. n The Atorning Post believes that the preva- t' lent riou rs of arrangeimeno p d Ing ?? in which this chuark w Th e r evota ] a are well fouded but adds that the q iminary details Are not yet quite settled. c 'The Oberve, of Yesterday charofteris the 0 former part of this statement adaproyehae d premature, and Unfoundedag ...

... At the first meeting of the new Council, which is fixed by Act of Parliament for Wednesday next, the menabers will at once proceed to the election of a gentleman out of their own body to succeed our present most efficient chief magistrate in the civic chair. The Council at present consists of 3G Conser- vatives and 28 Lberals, and there can therefore be no doubt that the gontleman selected ...