... EXTRACTS FROM THE JOURNAL OF A TOUR . THROUGH BELGIUM AND UP THE RHINE IN THF AUTUMN OF 1844-NO. X. Now a stentorian voice shouts, Biberich is near, Who lands ? We do. And we. Then, get your baggage here ! The steamer stops three minutes, not an instant more, Therefore in double quick time one has to rush on shore. As soon as one has gained the little landing place, The fuke of ...

... His Royal Highness Prince Albert, attended by Colonel Boss- *erie, visited Mr. Cubitt's manufactory, near the Vauxhall- road, on Friday morning. Her Majesty and Prince Albert, at- tended by the Marchioness of Douro, the Hon. Miss Stanley, the Hon. Miss Hamilton; Viscount Hawirden,-Colonel Arbuth-. not and Colonel Bouverie, honored the performance at her Majesty's Thektre with their presence ...

... Tas ?? McaISTraa. By WiLLIAm 11 G. KINGSTON (Bentlpy.)-This is a taking title, and before opening the pages of tihe book our imaginatioti wandered to Walpole, Chatham, and to Sir Robert Peel. We find, however that The Prime minister in question was a man more remarkable than either, and rne who created a greater revolution in his ?? than almst an~y Minister that ever existed, namely, the ...

... FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE AND MUSICAL INTELLICENCE. (EXCLUSIrV FOR THrE ERA.) PARIS.-The prices between M. Vatil and Mdlie. Giulia Grisi has been debated before the Tribunal of Commerce. After the pleadings of Maitre Schay6, for the Cantatrice, and of Maitre Durmont, for the Director, the judges retired to de- liberate on their decision, which will be promulgated in the course of a fortnight. A ...