... THE ESTABLISHED CHURCH. (FROM THE CHRISTIAN EXAMINER FOR NOVEM01E3.) Ai'POINTMXNTS. Diocese of Armaghl-Rev. Augustus Fitzgerald, to the perpetual curacy of Portadown; patron, Rev. Chas. Alexander. Diocese or Rilmore-Rev. H. F. J. Martin, to the curacy of' Killeshandra, County Cavan; patron, the Incumbent. Diocese of Leighlin-Rev. R. M'Kee, to the rec- tory of Nurney; patron, the Bishop. Rev. C ...

... POPERY-DEPUTATION TO T[-IE PRESIDENT OP THE POOR-LAIW BOARD. lOx Saturday last, a deputation of the parishioners of St. Andrew's 1Holborn, had an interview with the Hon. C. P. Villiers, the President of the Poor-law Board, on the subject of the recent Order of the Board, requiring the masters of workhouses, under the direction ot the guardians, to keep a creed re- gister, in which the names ...

... WAR-OFFICE, PALL-MALL, Nov. 1. HOSPITAL STAFF. To be Assistant-Surggeons to the Forces-James Tullocl, IL D.; Arthur Charles Gaye, gent.; William Evelyn Aiston, I.D.; Josoph Sumpncr Joiner, gent.; Colin Henderson, gent.; John Alexander Scott, gent.; Arnold Royle, gent.: Win, Dumville Smith, gent.; Thomas Wood, M.D.; James Bell Jardine, gent.; John Edmondstoune Stewart, M.D.; Henry Cramer Guin- ...

... TIIE VINTAGE IN FRANCE AND GERMANY. (FROM TIME CIRCUlAR OF GROVES & CO.) WI, haveo now tile pleasure to wait upon you with our annual cheular. containing a report of the vin- tage of 1859 in Fran:ce and Germany. Our informa- tiOl has been collected with great care and impar- tialily, and, being derived from the best sources, may be relied upon as accurate. BORDEAUX-WLe reIrct that tile vintage ...

... -FATAL EFFECTS OF TIlE GALE. Up to the close of Lloyd's on Situr(ly:v aftelr0ofl1 intelligence of casualties was still coinimg in. By a return made up on Saturday evening of the result of the gale we find the following:- Vessels totally wrecked .. 90 Vessels stranded and other casualties 530 Total .. 620 Probable loss of life, including the Royal Charter, 600. Tip, Niaw BUILDING - ...

... TIHE MINING INDUSTRY OF IRELAIND. (FROMr DUBLIN COIRRESPONDENT OF 3IINING JOURfNA,.) OCT. 2G.-I am glad to perceive by a panigraph in last week's JoUrnaQ that a new Mining Exchange is about being formcd, and I sincerely truist that the same celemcnts of strife which. caused the downfall of the former association will be carefully excluded, and that the nianagement will be carried out in such a ...

... T'lIS DAY'S NEWS. LBY MAcGNETIC TELEGRIAPH.] XEIVS-LETTEII OFFICE, Fridlay, Ono o'o0tovk ,.m.. ALGIERS. Marscilles, November 3. Advices from Algiers, to the 1st instant, state that Rvni Snasson, terrified, had submitted to the French, accepting conditions Off peace of a most severe cha- racter. The French exicpdition is pursuing the other tribeg. The Akbar announces that the Castle Algor has ...

... I BELFAST WNATER COAIMISSIONERS. YESTERDAY, tho usual weekly meCting of the Water Commissioners was he]l at their Ioard-roolo, Iosc- Mary P'lace, WhCn GEORtGE PHILLIS, Eaq., preided. The other members present were-CoOlet (Giet', R. T. M;Geagh, Wnm. Addison, R. M. Carson, and Thos. Gray, Esqrs. STATE OF THIE BASINS. Clear water basin, one inch below top water; town basin, 129 inches below top ...

... SCRAPS FROM) PUNyCH FOR NOVEMBER 5. GENTLENESS OF THE SEX.-After all, wloman's Forte is her Piano-Lord Palmenrseton. How TO Grr UP A GOOD APiET(TE.Din- at Bau - moral with the British Association nextyear. TiE HOM31E MAGAZTNIV.- The caddy which con- tains the domestic gunpowder. A TEETOTAtI.EE'S DEFINITION. - Language is most decidedly only given to a drunken man to dis- guise his thoughts. ...

... NEWIIS-LETTIER OFFICE, Friday lforasivy. [BY 1ItANINTI0 T.EGRAPti.] SPANISH EXPEDITION AGAINST MORIOCCO. The embarkation of troops for lloreco has been impeded by heavy gales. The troops that were to emtbark at San Sobastian had waited twenty-nine days for transports, and when they arrived n trernen- deos gale arose, and they wore compelled to returr to their qnarters. The Duke dIe Molpensior ...

... MERCANTILE EDUCATION.-THE QUEEN'S COLLEGE. YESTERnDcAY, a meeting of the Chamber of Commerce was held at their rooms, Waring Street, to receive a deputation from the authorities of Queeer's College, to explain the scheme adopted by the Council of the College for extending more effectually to young men intended for general pursuits or for mercantile life the advantages presenterl by the College ...

... YESTERIDAY, the annual meeting of the subsctibers to the General Hospital, Frederick Stret', was held in tho.Town Holl, Police Square, at one o'clock, wben the MAYOR (Win. Ewart, jun., Esq.) presided. Amongst those present were:-The Lord Bishop of Down and Conior and Dromore; the Right Rev. Dr. Denvir; Rev. Dr. Miller, Vicar of Belfast; Rev. Wmi Anderson, Curate of Boll'ast, and one of the Hon ...