... E N G LA N D. The Court.-\Xe understand that the progress of her Majeisty towartis Con I ?? ias been so fivour- able thiat the ustial arrageiients have already beei mliadc for tile departune of' her Majesty for tile Isle of \Viglit abolit tile 30t1h inst, ilt, accomipan ied by the vwhole of' the Rtoyal. fatmily. ThlIc ()ueen Will probably rcmaiin att lle ?? va ~l a rihle Villi t 10 it a fortni ...

... IL- -- - - .A Io (From the Times.) Southampton, Friday morning. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's ship Iberia, Capt. JohnBowen, has arrived here with dates from, Gibraltar, April 5, Cadiz 6, Lisbon 9, Oporto and Vig6 10. Shie brings 24 passengers, and ohn freight, specie value £2490, 64 boxes and 28 barrels of dates, 398 boxes of oranges, and sundry mercha,,dize, also a hylena and a wild ...

... F THE DUKE OF SUTHERLAND. 1 (From the Aberdeen Journal.) 2 The following are additional particulars, in continuation of the account given in our last:- At the date of our ]ast publication, fiur of the bodies had not been recovered-namely, those of Peter Ligertwood, the second mate ; John Fife, chief engineer ; James McIntosh, and Alex. Christie, seamen. That of Mr. McIntosh was got on I ...

... EXTRAORDINARY PRIOCEEDINUiS OF A KIRK- SESS1ON. -, : n ?? .. O;. A A -1. _f f.o9>a . ?? It is a not uncoinnon custom on the part of farim-labourers in the Lethians to relieve the tedium of the winter evenings by nmateur reprusentations, or rather recitations, of Allan Ploot- say's beautiful dramatic pastoral The Gentle Shepberd''-a practice innocent il itself, and sanctioned by long usageC. ...

... FRIANCE. (From the Daily Nessa' Correspondence.) Paris, Monday Evening. The Uinfers publishes the Encyclical letter of the Popc to W= _rchbisiolps and Itislieps of lrance, which arrived in Paris oa tae day before tie Archbishop spontaneously withdraw i5 ik2terdict against that paper. Tho victory of the Univers is ?? Tuore complete than was supliposed. 'Ihere isnot a wvord timoughoat thle ...

... (P-ra th. hf-t-rin {Inlle-.T 1, (From the Morning Chronicle.) in On Tuesday a commission iii the nature of a writ de, liunatico iniuirendo was opened before Alr. Commissioner Barlow and a jiir~ of freeholdors of the county of Middlesex, at the Rioebuck is Tavern, Chiswivik, for thle Ituupose of investigating tite state of rnii,'d of r. Feargus O'Connor, formerly ?? for Nottinghanm, y and a ...

... TOWN4COUNQIIl PROCEEDINGS. .. ?? ?? I . -. .. . -, ?? A meeting of COuncil was held yesterday-the Lord Provost in the chair. Befolre thle approval of, the minutes, 3Mr. Af5Lellan at soens length expressed hsis dissent against the resolutions of Cisc last meeting of Council agreeing to petition in favour of thle University Tests Bill, and the Jewish Disabilities Removal IBill. The dissent was ...

... R STOWE IN LIVERPOOL. Te(From ithe Liverpool Mercury of Mlonday.) T talented authoress of Uncle Torn's Cabin, tite'm~63t' popular work of the preseot day, is at ptresenit in Liverpool.* She arrived on Sunday morning, inl ite Canada, from Boston, accotpnitfied by lior husband, tito Rev. Calvin E. Stowe, and tiar brothers, the Rev. Charles Beecher. We stated in our last that Mrs. Stowe was ...

... . A Cabinet Council was held on Monday afternoon at the Foreign Oflice, l)owning Street. The Ministers present were-the Earl of Aberdeen, Lord John Russell, Earl Granville, the Duke of Argyll, the Mar- quis of Lansdowne, Viscount Palmerston, the Earl of Clarendon, the Duke of Newcastle, the Chancellor of the E heqllouer, Sir James Graham, Sir Charles Wood, the Right llon. Sidney Hlerbert, and ...

... (From Southey's Life and Correspondence.) MTy Cintra memorandums must be made; and more than once have I delayed the task of dlescribing this place from a feeling of its difficulty. There is no scenery in England vwhich can help me to give you an idea of this. The town is small, like all countrv towns of Portugal, containing the Plaza: or square, and a numiaber of narrow crooked streets that ...

... THE WVEST-ENI) PARK. (To tlhe Editor of die GZsyloi Iferald.) Sia,-The proposal to inclulero uiiitnorehill Is a very good orle ; ideed, 1 dare say litany, fromt the first, thought this was intejidel. This rising ground was a Roini Statiom, and it is desirable that it should remain for ceoturies ill its first state, a ncinorial of a great people, whose career in conquest has only been equalled ...

... FRAN'CE. . (From the Standard!'Correspondence.) 3 I x Paris, Tuesday Evening. The following has been received from Madrid by express, Idated thef8th '-rh Toe President of, the Council this day com- municated to the Chamber of Dleputies a royal decree suspend- ing the sittings of the Cortes for the session. This measure Inas been caused bythe stormy character of the debates in the last sitting ...