... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... R1'VING CHRON.ICLE OFFICE, ill l,/,sursday, Seven a.t. , FE33 FROM PA :IS@. BSy ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.] I I -ta Js. 12,-CC1osiag prices: Rentes, *.I1 a 'lltiaf per Cents., 105f. 30c. ; ditto, Three gof.; Bank of France, 2,840f. 2' OVERLAND MAIL. r re r ied thle following telegraphic mes- 1titcipattolr of the overland mail, dated TRIESTE, JAN. 12. ,f eer Adria arrived this morning, with mail of ...

... BRITISH ARCHAOLOGICAL ASSO. CIA TIO- The members of this society held their first public meeting on Wednesday evening lasts when eleven new ?? were announced as having been elected since the last meeting. The chair was taken by the Treasurer. Some earthen vases were exhibited by Mr. Charles Ainslie; these were stated to have been found in making ex. cavations in Cannon-street. Some of the ...

... ,S7. KATHAR1N SDOCAS. Te loalf*yearlY general meeting of proprietors was held ited5Y In the Dock-house, Tower-hill, Aldermau Thomp- :CSO P.* in the chair. The StCfpASY (Stir J. fHall) read the following report the ~E O of receipts and expenditure of the company for A scodd tho31st December last, have been accessible for tbt vi ce the proprietors during the last fourteen days, and of the bstoc ...

... To TED EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SiR-I agree with you as to the deilsion that exists re- speoting the supposed injustice of the assessment of the income tax. The calculations of the actuaries appear to me to be quite beside the question, and to make the subject obscure, which in itself is perfectly clear. The principle of distinction of sources of income, if entertained at all, is as ...

... THE BIRAnINGHAM DINNER TO MR. INGERSOLL. -4- On Friday Birmiuglanm offered its hospitalities to the Bon. J. R. Ingersoll, the represeritative of the United States. The invitation to his Excelleuey originated with a meeting of some of the most influential gentlemen connected with the commercial, mercantile, and manufacturing interests of the community, who, taking advantage of Mr. Ingersoll's ...

... rFROMI OUR OWN COBRESPONDBEN.] DUBLIN, SATURDAY. The Tenant-League deputation, consisting of Mr. Lucas, M.P., the Rev. T. Kearney, a Westmeath parish priest, and the Rev. Thomas O'Shea, a Kil- kenny curate, arrived in Carlow yesterday, to open the campaign against the Liberal candidate, Mr. Sadleir. They proceeded to a hotel, in front of which the populace assembled, and commenced hooting and ...

... ILLUBTRATED BDITION OF WORDS- WVORTH'S GREECE.* This is among the most magnificent volumes of an age distinguished for magnificent publications, and outvies in richness, splendour, and grace of orna- ment nearly every previous specimen of British illus- trated works. The public taste, palled by novelties and varieties which have seemed to exhaust every attractive form of artistic decoration, ...

... I [FROM OUR OWN COUBESPONDENT.] PI1DELA hIA, DEC. 20.-The steamship United States has reached us, with 200 passengers and $355,000 in gold. Her advices are two days later, but really contain no matters of importance what- ever, except as relates to the' markets. Murder and robbery still continue to beset the path of the traveller across the Isthmus. Several murders were committed during the ...