... ENGLAND. llr.R MAJESTY AND COUUT.-We believe we are correct in ;tatriia tfiat Her MIljesty and his Royal Highness Prince Al- it Pad tire youthful members of the Royal family, intend to law;e Windsor Castle on the 9th inst. for Buckingham PalAce, neo thc Court will remain about three weeks, ind then go to Osbavee for a short period. All the ne w appointments in the 1',)r1 bIaosoehold are now ...

... To the EDITOR of she ABERDEEN JOURNAL. Z, Apsley Place, Medland, . Bristol, Feb. 4,1858. SIR,-Allow me, es-one of the inventors of the Phonetic if Alphabet, used in-the late educational eiierilikent at Lower n --Denburn, referre tCrin r--Geddes' lettgr pnblishediin you e columns for 26th Jan.;, to occupy some of your i auablte tfiee e in calling public attention to the resulte then obtained. I ...

... TIILE MINISTERIAL PROGRAMIME. (From 0CTime2/ns.) Trip Governmenet moeaslercS are no0 longer at matter' of speciula- it tionl. You seC i-.our dinnelr, a- thle master of tile bouse say3s it itA a family gaitlicring, eqnal ly anxiiouls to invite attention to ,~ it the vianlls on flth table, and to warni against rash speculations. ii r- TFile publlic- will not iC disappointed, and, certainly ...

... no A special general meeting of the Managers of the Infirmary and fac Lunathc Asylum was held within the nfrmary Hall, on Fri- to day-the Lord Provost, presiding. Yu RESIGNATION oP REStDENT MEDIC~L SUPBalSVEIqDEh-T. se( The PROVOST stated that this meeting had been called for dei the purpose of receiving the resignation of Mr Campbell, the sil Resident Medikal Superintendent at the Lunatic ...

... ELEC.TION OF MEMBERS.T 11aleting 61'per~sonlsashmstdforthleKupportoithe B xreluislas or City Parish, was held in the Court. W 50 'h~r ef the iwelojlBoard of the parish. About sixty of l~o~lue~lrer prsen liven thne oneetinag was.-constituted, hut * fewrsicreased to about eighty. Ce 0 tileo~to~ o Mr osar, stabler, the Lord Provost was The eovarhavng ckawiogedthe honiour done him in rqleltopreid, ...

... y1lgfCLLITTV1M ITS PAST AND ITS FUTUREn 0 PobITICALLY CONSIDERED. ti ~yfartlier evidence were necessary-in addition to s ltt hih we have, already adduced-in order to showi tiat thle tendency to an increase in the money value of p preiecewhic ha laely manifested itself is to be attri- il bete tethe ffet poduced on the value of money, re- n1 atietV t comodites, by the large supplies of gold Si ...

... de '' BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAP. vwaith 1 P PARIS, Monday.-The Legislative Chambers were opened to-day by the Emperor. In his speech, he said esli his Government had decided to diminish the national even expenses, to reduce the army, and apply to useful pur- nl ci le poses the resources of the eduntry-to keep up a good un. (Hea n. derstanding with Foreign Powers, and prove to the most IF? ie ...

... m- 'The Bill of the British Electric Teldgrapll Company is report- :cu1 -ek to have pomplied with the stitndinv orders. ss 'RAILWVAY DIVIDErNDS.-The forthcoming dividend oftbe Ca- ret a ledonian Railway Company will probably be at the rate of 24 daO am Tper ceot. per annum. The Scottish Central will pay at the rats fol eat 'cif 4 per cent. carrying over about £4000., and give in addition a in ...

... i~IiLANtD AND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. mi1 flthy Meutieg of tle Socicty mas held in the I-Tall of cc t, (1' , c Wdnegday-Profeesor Low, one of the De. 7( iilirne or the Meeitigs, presiding. tc Me,,weli intimnated that the next monthly meeting of , ,, t~ilc On the 23d Febrinary, not so much for a di.s er t for llearing a paper on Influenza in Horses, by Mr h te Ecdillbulgl Veterinary College. of ...

... A STRANhGE S.TORY. l, Ceel - T11E following story is taken out of an old Irish Magazine, from to t - Lord Littleton's Itters, ci the last century:- to t g I obey your commands with some reluctance, ip relating the cell .1, story of which you have heard so mucb, and to which your tiot 3; curiosity appears to be so broad awake. I do it unwillingly, tse of because such histories depend so much ...

... DEATn OF GENERAL Sue C. IMHOFF-We have to record re the death of General Sir C. Imhoff. Sir Charles was originally ,y in the German service, which he entered in 1786. ie was g afterwards a Captain in the Berkshire Militia, and his first com-sti ci mission in .the regular army was that of Captain in the Ist Life Ai r- Guards in 1799. General Imhoff was subsequently on the Re- cruiting Staff, ...

... WEDNESDAY, Februavy 23, 1853. P A R L I A M E N T. PARIIAluENT has been 'unusually busy since it re-as. re sembled, and the deba.tes-tha~t have taken place have Ge given diversity to its proceedings without delaying 'WI public business. ml no LA-,vRrFORMs.-On Monday week, the Lord Chan- gr ce~llr stated the intentions of the Government on the subject of legal reform ; and although his lordship ...