Mr. W. D. Stewart's accounb of his visit to the Salt Lake City is continued in the last number of the Evangelist. The choir of Exeter Cathedral, restored at a cost of about £40,000, has been re opened, the Bishop and Dean preaching at the respective services. Nearly 100 tons of marble have been used in the restoration of the pillars. . The Gorham Company of Silversmiths, New York, show a vase in the Exhibition, made of sterling silver, sft. 4in. at base, and 4ft. 2in. high, called the "Century Vase," value, $25,000 , The prospectus has been issued of the Kumara Times, Pounamu and Golds borough Advertiser, under the proprietor ship of Messrs. Kerr, Arnott, and Co., of the Grey River Argu*. A Mormon's wife informed Mr. W. D. Stewart, when he was at Salt Lake, that the Mormon women never get jealous. " It's our religion," she said, " and we believe in it."

Pails, jars and bowls are now made in the States of paper ; and they hold fluids as perfectly as vessels of clay or iron, and cannot be broken.
Mr. Kun6 the well-known irnpresaro, has engaged Madame Goddard for a series of pianoforte recitals at St. James's Hall, London, in October and November.
In the Victoria Assembly, a bill to re peal the Payment of Members Act was negatived by 29 to 24. The Ministry were divided on the question. ' A number of Clydesdale horsea, «ays a Scotch paper, have been despatched from Lesmahagow station, Lanarkshire, to New Zealand, purchased for exportation at a cost of £1,000.
The various styles of pianos at the Centennial, with queer attachments, are noteworthy. Some have bells, some horns, some fiddles. One inventor has appenden a pair of bones or castanets.
