under a blue dome, round the bottom of which was a gold band ; and at the top was an opening with another gold band round it, and over this opening was a reddish cloud, in which appeared a beautiful, angelic face ; that, we were told, of the presiding angel at our circle, and, it was added, the spirit who is speaking looks up to him when he wants any information, and sometimes hesitates in answering us till he gets permission. “ When having a séance at Mrs. Berry’s, 'John Watt ’ said, I wish you had a seer here to describe the glorious sight over you.' We asked him if he could not tell us. Well,’ he said. if your spiritual sight were opened, you would see a beautiful blue dome, like the dome of a cathedral, filled with stars but which are angelic faces ; and at the top is the presiding angel. Ah ! it is a glorious sight ; I wish you could see it. “ We have asked him about the seasons in the spirit world: he says, “that every one lives in the temperature that proceeds from himself, and which is therefore best suited to his state. He said, “The sun never sets, it always appears in the east : and strange as it may seem, to whichever quarter the angels are going, their faces are always turned towards it ; they have no night—but morning, noon, and evening “I will now give you an account of the most remarkable séance it has ever becn my happiness to witness. "this evening, had a most violent head-ache Mrs. E and when “John Watt’ came, he said, Good evening friends, I see your medium is out of condition, I shall not be able to stay long.' We asked him if he could not remove the head-ache ; he said, I will try.’ He took the tube and made passes over Mrs. E ’s head, which soon removed the pain. He then said, Mr. Everitt, you have a message for me, have you not? I said, Yes.' He said, I know all about it; go on Friday.' And after he had arranged our meetings for the following week, Mrs. E exclaimed, 'There's a beautiful light !’ We looked, and all saw a light rising towards the centre of the room, like the moon in its first quarter; it moved aeross the room, and disappeared ; then arose from the same place, and ascended to the ceiling, a most beautiful constellation of stars, as many as ten or twelve in number. all twinkling brightly, appearing and disappearing so that it was impossible to count them from the quickness of their motion ; then came a comet like Halley’s, with two streams of light diverging from the head, and another, and another: so that there were several of them near the centre of the room. And then, in another part of the room, a much larger light appeared, and remained near the ceiling; in front of it there was a dark embankment of elouds, and from behind them this light streamed up continuously, similar to what may be seen sometimes before the rising of the sun. This we were told, represented the dawning of Spiritualism ; and it is worthy of remark, that the heads of the comets were turned towards this great light. “'John Watt' kept asking us how we liked the lights, and told us to keep our eyes open, as we should see more wonders; and so it was, something fresh was continually presented—a spirit hand, a spirit arm, a spirit form, was seen to pass through the light, or appear above our heads. The lights were seen for full an hour by the twelve persons who were present, and who testify to the truth of this statement. 'John Watt' told us that we should in time see spirits and angels in that light which they themselves produce. At his suggestion we then concluded the séance with prayer. “I append the names and addresses of those present namely,—Mr. and Mrs. Everitt, 26, Penton-street, Pentonville Mr. Charles Everitt, 26, Penton-street, Pentonville ; Mr. White and Mrs. Wise, 30, Rahere-street, Goswell-road ; Mr. Jones and Miss Jones, 34, Rahere-street, Goswell-road ; Mr. Towns, 32, Lloyd’s-row, St. John’s-street-road ; Mr. Davis Old-street-road ; Mrs. Ridley, 11, Brunswick-square, Hackney road; Mrs. Childs, 21, Offord-road, Caledonian-road ; Mrs. Sparey, 3, Cambridge-place, Kingsland-road. "THOS. EVERITT." SOME very powerful physical manifestations have recently been obtained by Mr. Collier and a few friends, at Forest Gate, Essex. A CORRESPONDENT informs us that Mr. John Jones, of Enmore-park, South' Norwood, delivered a lecture on Spiritualism in St. John’s Hall, Clerkenwell, about three weeks ago, and that the listeners were much interested. LAST Thursday the Daily Telegraph had a long article written by one of its “funny men", about one of Mr. Morse’s public séances at 15, Southampton-row, W.C. We have no space to quote the article, which was not a specially disagree able one, and if it gave its readers inaccurate ideas, at all events it is of a better tone than the articles on Spiritualism which were commonly published a few years ago by the misleaders of public opinion. SPIRITUALISM AT THE ANTIPODES. — A private letter from Mr. W. D. Meers, of Dunedin, New Zealand, dated December 23rd, 1869, has just been received by Mr. George Childs, of 21, Offord-strect, Islington, N. In the course of the letter Mr. Meers states that much interest in Spiritualism is evinced in Dunedin, but as the people there have only just began to make experimental trials the manifestations are not yet sufficiently developed to be of a very striking character. In Australia Spiritualism has made more progress, and Mr Meers says the editor of the daily paper at Dunedin told him that the Spiritualists in Melbourne intend bringing onto a weekly or a monthly paper in connection with the movement and that the Melbourne Argus has recently published two very favourable articles on the subject. SPIRITUALISM IN HALIFAX.—Mr. J. M. Peebles delivered a lecture last night in the Mechanics' Hall, Halifax, York shire, in which he called attention to the value of reason as one of the most precions gifts given to man by the Almighty, and as a faculty which must be applied to all subjects, whether theological or otherwise. He then spoke of the pro gress of religious ideas, and of the origin aud progress of Spiritualism in Europe and America. To-night he will speak of the Bible proofs of Spiritualism, and of mediumship. To morrow he will speak of the book religions of the world. and of the relations ot modern Christianity to the primal teaehings of Jesus ; on Thursday he will speak of the objections made to Spiritualism by the uninformed.