... Gas JONOPOLY. Last night a meeting of metropolitan delegatesf wa held .in the vetttrj~rcom of 8t. Mertlz'e, in order en coat- elder She question of tl *ttyply ol gs lhe ?? dole. gatee were present: Dr. -Blehtarfner Marylebone; Mr.I Goedson and Mr. ieily, Watminetter; Mr. Mel, or eec, anid Mr. Chhnnook, SI. Jomtne\t Wesmnluacter; Mr. Sttattec, Mr. Jeffree, sad Mr.Wearrn, Lmbeth; 1cr. Potter, Mn ...

... 'TUELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.1 The following telegrams have been received at Mr. Reuter's office | ROME. MARSEILLBS, JAN. 3. Letters from Rome to the 318t ult, state that Cardinal Antonelli had announced that he woild leave for Paris on the 12th of January next, and that no counter order was yet positively kuown. In reply to a demand of the Financial Consulta, the Pope said that he had received ...

... LBTTR .FOM TER POPE. the The Dublies, .Arosiing News gives a Latin copy of the, letter from the Pope, in reply to the adidrees of Symptby adopted by the Roman cathiolic prelates at their Meein la Dublin on the ltd November lest. The following Is a tran- wl lation:pn T0 OUR VENIERABLE BROTHEtR PAUL, ARCHBSHOeefP 01 uepi DUBiLtr, ETC. A To our venerable brother and dearly-beloved sons health ...

... I- ZJAVL AND MILI1XAB. _ - CnOIX LST NIGHT'1S 3 UA.s1TJ.) WAR-OFFICE, PALL-MALI, JAN. 1. 4th Regument ot Dragoon COiarda - Cornet Edward K; Adolphue Ferdinaun, Lord Seymour, hae been permitted to retire from the servies by the male of his commtilion. K. 13th Light Dragoons-Rnrgn John Evelyn K. Morley, from the 4rd Foot, to be eornet,_pying the difference between lntsitry and eatilry, vice Bury ...

... IWWWLNG OF THE NORTH END OF CHANCERY-LANE. TO TEN 31DITOR OF Tm DAILY ItWs. es SIR,-Ae there will be a meeting of the members &I of the Metropolitan Board Of works to morrnow DI ii on highly important that their attention should be drawn to td r. above deslrable improvement, is the hope that one of its public spirited seembers may give the usual notiee of motion 24 ro have the malter discussed ...

... 1,. AVA.FV41 42D MJLJJ24BY. , , (FoOM LeAS TiNonleb GAZErT.) WAR-OFFICS, PALL-MALL; JAX;24.- 2na Regiment of Doagoon ?? Rowland Veitch Betty to be lieutant, by purchase, vice Weight, who 6th Dragoon Guards-Chaels Ford, gent., to b'cooluel, l1y porahesn, vice ColvInD promoted., 3; ree Grard&-Lfaterunt Ahrt Leutorr, t rfiJ lhtDregoou, to be lionena t, ?? Tuoner, who exehangas. 3rd Light Dragcbns ...

... FEZ PTALZIC DBBT OP SPAfX. t (Transted from the Compendio de la Danda Publics do Espanas by Don J. M. MoliDD) . The public debt of Spain, which was settled by I 21he lar of August 1, 18CI. and subseqent royal decrees and I orders, fedivided ?? of tbe Stare, ditto Publio Works, !ditto ¶Lreutury. . The Dbt of the btate is comnpored of, 5re- Perpetuld I Three per Cent. ~unt., *nd sEWDtdiy, ...

... I . And Lear, j I Yeterday, an ixtraordinry gianeral meeting of the proptletcre Ine conpay was held at the Paddington s tation, far the purpst of tth8n Into esidaion, the exe diency ot urdsi the ahaI to tu Gatnt Weripes- RadwayiComprstty by thtent V: =dca Extension Bailway Act, 1859, of teiiaibtiong ase ada of 100,0001. towards de capital of the company thereby icorpocated in lieu of the net ...

... i RAVA1L AND MILI1ARY. I AmDmALTY, JAN. 1d.-APPOINTMiENTS.-C0112- mandere J. S. Rundle (1856), to be inspecting coummander of coast-guard, vice Commander Woodley, upereeded at his own request; J. Palmer (1856), and G. i . Gardner (1848), ap- pointed for the servioe of the Royal Naval Reserve. Paymaster W. J. Stevens (1857), to the Hydra, 6, paddle- wheel steam sloop, at Devonport. JAN. 14. ...

... THB SPECIAL SUNDAY BVENING UR ICcE6. a The second of the special Sunday evening services a at St. Paul's Cathedral was held last night under the dome. d Full choral service was performed, and the sermon preached I o by the Rev. Daniel Moore, M.A., incumbent of Camden s Church, Camberwell. The rev. gentleman selected for his a text the 36th verse of the 24ihchapter of St. Mattbew' Gsoe- a pel. ...

... TAANIVAYS lIN 1 R1 CITY. The, expediency of laying tramoways along the ?? of the city having been frequently heconsldsratiou Of the Commt1ssio11ner5ol flwers, Mr. Hey wood, their engineer and surveyor, was dfl rnoted to report Upon the subjeot generally, but more pairuI enlerly witlh refeieue~ to a proposal submitted by Mr. JohnI Mr. He) woodl bee accordingly p~resented an able reoprt, ilk ...

... I ARNWNGBMBNT FOR TR FBAL OF LORD VACAULA7. I . . . ?? -. . . . Westminster Abbey will this day receive tbo mortal remains of Lord Macaulay. The grave is in Poets'- oorner, Its mxet locality being at the foot of Westmacott's monument to Addleon. As might be expeoted, there have been some thousands of applicants for tickets of edmisaion, to enable them to be pre. aent at the funeral. It ha ...