... T HE ER3%A.~~ SECOND EDITION. :UNDAY, JANUARY 16, 1853. SU:NDA.Y, JANUARY .16, 18i3.; MORE ABOUT THE MIZZNISTRY. In the state of quietude, as respects political movements, which this week (and, indeed, the next fortnight) bids fair to place us in, our remarks necessarily centre in the consideration of the men who are to produce the measures of promise to the country. We do not hear any great ...

... We'learn. with great interest, from a perusal of the PeatA Gazette, the almost incredible extent to which mercantile investment has been increased in the south east of Europe, in. consequence of the security afforded by the restoration of peace and order in that portion of the Continent.: The Danube Steam Navigation Company having en- gaged the services of some of the most experienced men of ...

... ?? I _ ?? APPOINMwrENTS.-The Duke of Wellington has accepted the office of Master of ?? to her Majestyunder thenew Administration. Vice- Chancellor Sir G. J. Turner has been appointed one of the Judges in the Court of Appeal, in the room of Lord Cranworth. Viscount Canning, the Postmaster-General, has appointed Mr Charles F. Scott to be private secretary to his lordship. The Master of the ...

... COURT CIRCULAR, WINDSOR, JAY. 23. The fourth dramatic prfornianee at tire Casaie Pi; this evening. The pieces aeleeted UpOI t`bieco0 t0 I a comedy in three acts, by John Poole, cuteirdll,-j p an d a. serio-comnic afterpiece, in one aC, hy h fc I entitled A Lucky Friday. , relg At eight o'clock her Majesty thie Q-:eentau lu R Hignmess Prince Albert entlred thc Iubens Il panied by their Royal ...

... LONDON INSTITUTIOZ. Dr. Sceresby's third lecture, on Monday last, was specially appropriated to the physical history of the Arctic regions, which he illustrated under the heads of the Arctic Lands, the Greenland Sea, the Polar Ices, and the Climate and Atmosphere. He observed that, as only incidental notices of most of the peculiarities of those regions were on record in the occasional ...

... BRITISI METEOROLOGICA L SOCIETY. At the monthly meeting of this society, on Jannary 25, Mr. S. C. Whitbread in the ehair,apaper was read by Captain Clerk, R.A., upon the monthly amount of evaporation from a surface of water of nine square feet in extent, under a shed with an iron roof; of another of similar extent, exposed fully to the sky, and open to the wind on all sides; and of the amount ...

... TEDoNl BRIGHTON, AND SOUTH COAST I LONDON, 1RATIWAY. .I. 1 -R~ESIONATION Oh' THE CHAIRMAN.-; : ¶Fbo fourteenth ordi wiry sheet 12g of the ?? 'ol,8ossthwrk,~* wtas bald yestefrdii, ?? which'sr b ]5-j'ilhD appatre in t~ec Dai~ N~w~ Jwricl4 h 7 ' st;1MAN, in moving its adoption,said. the Maltuls of thb year 184 wete' folly before the meetinga tind thet. s weree on the whole efa ehqeguered ...

... PLUNDR OF A LIVEPOOL TRDESMA. On!enday, atthi Liverpool Police-courayot mau,na d ii ' HenrBrook,wasbDo t beoethe utateg chargd witli being eoaeerned iiinf extende ?? e ent by his father (which seems to-have been f some time systematically carriedaon) of the goods of his em. ployr; Baste, wholesale fancy merchant, carrying oi wluae rio St.Gee ges-*crescene and Churck-street, in tht Mr. Clough ...

... The Augsburg Evening Gazette states that the customs negotiations carried on at Berlin between MIN. Bruok and Pommer-Escb6 on behalf of Austria and Prussia will shortly terminate. The Darmstadt coalition (says the same authority) now plays a merely observant part, but will protect the interests of its states at the decisive mometat. If the coalition go-~ vernments cannot defend their supposed ...

... THE AUSTRALIAN ROYAL MA IL STAsAMEIR ADBLA IDB. 0 - [FROM A CORRESPONDENT.] DnvoNtornT, JAN. 2.-At an early hour this morning the passengers on board the above vessel were made acquainted with the fact that Captain Jackson and the first officer of the Adelaide bad given in their resignaticns, and were do- termined not to proceed to sea with her. The fires had been lighted some hours previously ...

... ,; -: .1 ?? . H FS - ; . FRANCE. , ¢ Tbe Senate 'a method o$ xevlsing the constitution to suit Imperal necessi teg has passed that body by a majority of 614 'to ?? The legislative corps isnow cempletelY bereft of the contreii Wloo it' bad' dier the financial expenditure of the goyermeni. Henceforth it cannot vote the budget in detail. It can onlj de it tn the lump, ministy by ministry, ...

... - F~- R- sY ?? BY VLO - The Magdaiena` West ladla i steamer arrived on Sun- day at Sovthamipton. ' We regret to state that the -Mag-., dalena has been very7unhealthy during. the voyage, anud has lost seven. of the crew, one distressed British subject.' ard two passengers from yellow -fever The symptomrs of, seizure. of. nearly the whole of these, cases were identical, the patients when ...