... THE TOBACCO, SNUFF, & CIGAR MANUFACTORY, STEAM MILLS, & 15, SNOW HILL. To Tobacconists, Cioa* Dealers, and Other-*. Gentlemen, —The steady increase of business which has been Accorded to Establishment, has rendered greater accommodation absolutely necessary, both for convenience my patrons and for the more systematic despatch business. hare therefore availed myself of the adjoining premises. ...

... [By Electric Telegraph.J REPORTED INSURRECTION JAMAICA. ga The Times has received the telegram from its corresponded e owing b Sit Halifax A topatckfrom • Consul-General V ...

... There was a meeting of this committee last night, in the small room of the Ann Street Provident Association. Aklerman Lloyd presided.—The minutes having been read and confirmed, the CHAIRMAN said the first business was to make choice of a frame for the certificate.—Mr. Mili.iek submitted a number of frames sent in by different firms, in which to place the certificates or third-class prizes ...

... YESTERDAY. Mj:. RAYDKRS. I'* If. Raylixx, Bimiivaliam, ironftruvdn-. —Meeting for 4(1- journod last examination and discharge. Mr. on behalf of bankrupt, stated that the liabilities were coi»—irised principally in one debt of £360., owing to a person narat 1 Francis, which had been gradually accumulating since IS.VJ. There was doubt that his having worked much under price was the cause of his ...

... The Bishop Lichfield has collated the Rev. Charles Evans, M.A., of St. John's College, Cambridge, rector of St. Clement's, Worcester, to the vicarage of Matlock, Derbyshire. The rectory of St. Clement's, vacant by Mr. Evans's preferment, is in the gift of the Dean and Canons of Worcester. SVarkiikook Church.— At meeting of the committee, held yesterday, it was resolved, after much discussion, ...

... Contrary to our expectations, majority of the Council elected Mr. Yatks instead of Mr. the Mayor of Birmingham for the current year. It is, of course, the duty of the minority and of the public to accept this decision in the proper spirit, pay the new Mayor the courtesy due to his office, and to render him all possible assistance in the discharge of his onerous duties. Iu saying this we do not ...

... IMPORTANT RESOLUTION OF THE COUNCIL. The Council of the Smithfield Club Cattle Show—for some reason not stated —has now determined to postpone its show to Monday, the 11th of December. The old rule that no beast, sheep, or pig exhibited at any show within one month previous to the Smithfield Cattle Show will be allowed to enter the Agricultural Hall, still remains in force, so that the coming ...

... last, fill-. Thomas Fiddian in the chair. Mr. Samuel Allpcrt exhibited and described a very beautiful series of encrinites, from his own collection, amongst which were several previously undescribed species. Mr. George He&ton also exhibited large number of fossils of various species. Mr. H. Scollick read a paper descriptive of the various methods use for the capture, setting up, and ...

... The Board of Trade returns for the month ended September .'5O, lSGf>, and nine months ended the same date, were issued yesterday. n Ye subjoin a statement of the total declared value of the ports of British and Irish produce and manufactures for the month and nine months in the last three years:— For the month. Nine months. £'14.. ,24.862 £104,297,713 186 14.687.942 123,404,161 186 17,;i16 ...

... late of Park Street, was resumed yesterday evening, at the Prince of Wales, before Dr. llirt Davies. It will be in the remembrance of our readers that the deceased lodged in the house of Mr. Delaney, No. Court, Park Street, for some three weeks prior to Lis death, which took place Wednesday morning, the Btli instant. The Friday before his death he kept his bed the whole day. On the following ...

... This society celebrated its sixteenth anniversary yesterday. To the seventy or eighty members who attended, the meeting must have been one of unqualified pleasure. Instead of the usual speeches and responses, the greater part of the evening was taken of choice English vocal music by musical members of the Society, which, mav seen fiom its title, seeks to promote the cultivation Loth of ...

... long correspondence between Earl Rusell, when Secretary of State for foreign Affairs, and Mr. Adams, the American Minister at the Caurt St. James's. The first letter, dated October 14, is from Earl Russell to correct misconception of Mr. Adams as the nature of tne commission, proposed by the faocretary of State for Foreign Affairs, to which to refer all claims arising during the late civil war ...