... COVENTRY, COVENTRY AND WAiWIUOKES E; aosriLAL. At the annual meeting of this institution, hold yesterday, at St. Mary's Hall, C. N. Newdegate, Esq., MUP., pre- sided, and among those present were the Mayor (R. H. Minster, Esq,), C. Woodcock, Esq, the Rev. Canon Drake, Alderman Browett, Alderman Lynes, the Rev. T. Sheep. shanks, Alderman Caldicott, S. Vale, Esq,, W. Odell, Esq, Alderman F. ...

... DISTRICT NEWS, NO T 1 aB. During the re-building of our premises the business of the Journal and Daity Post will be trausacted at No. 6, Cannon Street where advertisements and orders will be received, WORCELSER. TURNTImr. TnUSTErS.-A meeting of the Worcestor turnpike trustees was held on Wednesday, when there were present the Rev. J. Pearson, G. J. A. Walker, Esq., the Rev. U. J. Hastings, W. ...

... PivAf a- CoftEspowDENCE. tLernwq, Wednesday. I nwould appear that the Engliseh Cabinet is by Ino meaus Agreed about the proposed lhsuropean Congress, The first impression produced by the Emperor's speech to the French Chambers was pacific. But the Eom- peror hinted that if & C'ongrers was held, and if Russia get its representations at mnught, war might ensile. There is also a rumour current on ...

... ANNUAL DINNER, YESrERDAY. The annual dinner and distribution of prizes in counec* tion with the 1st Staffordshire (Elandsworbh) Rifle Volaan teers, took place last evening, at the New Inn, Hands. worth, About sixty officers and members of the corps eat dowvn to an excellent repast, provided by Mr. Franks, the proprietor of the inn, after which the chair was taken t by Captain BuIlock. Tho ...

... N1 Wr3 I ?? sr LATESI Omcas, TEsniP BBtImLDTse NEW S'cselcET, THME WAR IN AMERICA. F8E1H ADVaINCE OF LSE .ARMIY. roer the Alm'va.) NEW YORE, Okbt'tsn!SIX 1 rPc. (I telegraph to St. ;$ohn's.i3 Lee' seiantry is reported to have crossed 'Uo the north bido of the RappahannloO on. SatUrday, rupvslsing egre's Federal cavalry with heavT loss. After a slight engage. ment with two 1ederal itfmetry ...

... LATEST NEwS. By REOTuRIO ArSD INTERNATIONAL TiSrmGaRAPS. OrroCrS, TExrLE BUILDINGS, NEW STRUNT, (RLUTBR'S ELBGBRAHS.) THE WAR IN AMERICA. ANOTHER ARRIVAL, (Per Germania.) NEW YORK, NOVEMBEr 14. No engagement has occurred in Virginia or Ten. nessee. General Banks's expedition from New Orleas has not been heard from-leading to the impression that Banks may have gone to the mouth of the Rio ...

... At the ordinary weekly meeting of the Watch Cona. mittee, held yesterday, there were present Mr. Holland (Chairman), the Mayor (6lr. W. Holliday), Aldermen Manton and Gameson, and Meessrs. Brown, Gooadek, Shackel, Webster, Pedley, Brinsley, Taylor (EHampton), Beddington, and Nalsh.-The sub-committee presented a report of the result of their enquiry into the reasons why the lamps of four ...

... COVENTRY VOLIJNTEER RIFLE CONTEST. The annual rifle shooting by members of the Coventry Companies of Rifle Volunteers took place on Monday and Tuesday last at the Allesley Butts, but in consequence of the rain ana the cold wind, the contest was bat a tame affair, although there were a larger number of prizes offered than usuaL The first prize competed for was one of £6. 6s,, given by James ...

... ILLNESS OF LO1RD ELGIN. In our latest news will be found a telegram announcing the dangerous illness of Lord Elgin, the Governor-General of India. The Timnes considers the fatal issue of Lord Elgin's illness as a matter of certainty, and proceeds to give a biographical sketch of his excellency :- What rwas the nature of his complaint, says the Times, is not cer. tainly known. Although the ...

... NEWS OF TRE DAY. TiE iron-rams in the Mersey have now passed out of the bands of the civil into those of the naval authorities. El Toussou, the most forward vessel of the two, has been taken out of dock, under the charge of Captain INGLEFIELD, RN., and has been anchored under the guns of her Majesty's ship Majestic. The companion ship, El Monassir, although far from being finished, is- also to ...

... F; 611L Otasorxstiooutaken at Park Roeal, Moseley Lfat., 627' 150l, Loen., l 03' 10,' iVW: 481 Feet above Mlean Sea Level, Barometer (corrected), 8 a.m., Tillesday, 29 563 Inches. e, Wednesday, 20 600 inches. lberinomoter, highest In shade, tucesday, o5'7 deg. lowest, Tuesday night, 47 0 deg. Hy'rometer, dry bulb, 8a.m., Wednesday, 47 9 deg. wet bulb ,, 4ii0 deo. Average direction of the Wind ...

... AMERIC& ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA. DEMAILS OF TEE RECENT EVENTS, (From our Correspondent.) LivEerooL, Dlonday. The Oanard steamer Canada, from Boston and Halifax, arrived here at eight o'clock this morning. Under the heading of The Situation, the Newe York Herald of the 10th has the foUowihg:- The army of the Potomac, after a long period of ease, has commenced a forward movement, and its ...