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London, England, 1867-04-05 00:00:00

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ANGLO-AMERICAN CHURCH IN PARIS.—The Arch-
bishop of Armagh presided at a meeting held at London-
house, St. James's-square (by the kind permission of the
Bishop), in aid of a fund for the erection of a church and
the maintenance of the church services at Paris during the
period of the Exhibition. Many of the principal clergy
of the diocese were present. It appeared from the state-
ments of the Rev. Canon Hawkins, the Rev. J. S. Mon-
sell, LL.D., Archaeacon Huxtable, and others, that consi-
derable difficulty bad been experienced in raising the
requisite funds for the erection of the church, for which
only £1,200 was required. His Royal Highness the Prince
of Wales headed the subscription list with a liberal donation,
as chairman of the British Commissioe, but others interested
in the Exhibition still held back. Meantime the responsi-
bility had been undertaken by the Continental Chaplaincies
Committee of the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel,
who appealed to all interested in the proper representation
of the Church on such an occasion to come forward and help
them to carry out the plan successfully. It was stated that
the church would be reasonably handsome in structure and
substantial in fittings. The service would be on the or-
dinary cathedral model. The Rev. F. IC Hanfjrd, minor
canon of Westminster Abbey, was appointed chaplain.
Resolutions were passed for the formation of a guarantee
fund, limited to £lO each, and a committee was appointed
to promote subscriptions. A hope was expressed (in which
the chairman expressed his concurrence) that, considering
the present scanty accommodation for English Churchmen
in Paris, the present movement might lead to the provid-
ing erf a more suitable permanent structure. The lists of
subscabors and guarantors received a substantial addition
in the room, and still remain open.
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The Nation thus writes of Generia. Banks :
" The indefatigable General Banks has got into the chair
of the Committee on Foreign Affairs of the house once
more—a fact not creditable to Mr. Colfax, as Mr. Banks's
report on the neutrality laws, of which Mr. George Bemis
made such a shocking exposure, ought, in the oyes of
every intelligent and honest man, to disqualify the author
for any position of responsibility with regard to our foreign
relations hereafter. It is hard to say whether the report
was more marked by ignoranee or unscrupulousness, and
it ought to.have relegated the writer to as private a station
0.13 hia peculiar gifts will allow him to occupy,