... NEW ZEALAND. [The Charter and instructions under the sign manual, of which an abstract here subjoined, were officially published in the Gazette last night. They are now, therefore, virtue of the act for the government New Zealand, the constitutional laws of that colony, although they will not come into operation until they have been proclaimed there.] The Chauteh consists twenty-five clauses ...

... Tuesday Evening. The decline in the funds which set in yesterday continued to-day. Consols were done as low as93jf, which, ascompared with the highest point of the advance last week, equal to half per cent. fall. Shortly before the close of business there was slight reaction, and Consols recovered to 93} to 4, which they left off. Some parcels of money stock were brought to market in the early ...

... Windsor, Tuesday. The Queen and Prince Albert walked this morning on the Eastern terrace of the Castle and slopes. Lord Edward Howard is expected to arrive at the Castle to-day, visit to her Majesty. llis Koyal Highness the Duke of Cambridge visited her Royal Highness the Duchess of Gloucester yesterday, at Gloucester House. Mr. Samuel Palmer, of Great Yarmouth, had an interview yesterday with ...

... Panorama, Lficester-square.—Mr. ia practical of time aad space. During a half-boor's visit to his three panoramas, now view, you cin make your-clf acquainted with the Field of Stbraon, its landscape and its combatants; with Constantinople, its bluest of blue waters, and its noble scenery for miles around, both the European and the Asiatic side ; and with immortal Athens. The picture of the ...

... DUBLIN, Decembbb 28. The committee of landed proprietors resumes its litting* to-morrow. A heavy task and a still more heavy responsibility theirs, and it is to be hoped their serious function* will discharged with temper and intelligence—with proper understanding of the grave evils they are called upon to assist in removing, well as of the practical remedies necessary to restore a fast ...

... The Baltimore, which entered Havre on Thursday, has brought news from New York to the 4th inclusive, being four days later than that brought by the Acadia. Nothing had taken placc in the movements of the army since the capture of Tampico, and the public began to look calmly forward to the results of the war. The letters of marque sent to Havanna by the Mexican government were not unconnected ...

... The decision, that a medal should be granted to the surviving veterans of the Peninsular war, gives rise to considerations and questions of a much wider sphere, than the glorification of these warriors. If government can undertake to award honorary premiums, names or symbols, conferring dignity and commanding respect, and if the public large acknowledges the value of such rewards, then the ...