... 1 ~THlE IIMPERIAL VISIT.' 0: Tihe long-expeted visit of the Emperor and EMpress of *th'e French to the Queen is fixed fbr Mionday next, the 16bth instant. The stay of their imperial majesties, we' believe, cannot possibly b extended beyiyodthe week. They'will chiefly remain at Windsor, attended. by avery distinguished court; but they will also visit Loudn, lage ortion of Buckiughiam-palace ...

... GOV E .RNMET LOA. 'a following nstie8'ftom 'tba'Vbneelor of the3rE :chequer bs been communicated to the Stock Etehange: .,4 : .: 11 Treasury Chambers; April 12, 1855.: .; '.entIemen,-I beg Cleave tonform you, nd. re. quest that youwill make- it known in the ual man.- fierthnt .Lord Palmerston 'and I shall ~be ready to seei Any gentlemen. WI0 may be desirous of contracting . for a loan for the ...

... Tbat earnest, enlightened labourer, and best orna- meut ef a Christian church, the Hon. and Rev. Sidney Godoiphin Osborne, in his new work' of seutari and its HoVitals, give; the sulhjoined accaunt of Mdiss Nightingale; of that noble womaurwhose name is des. tined to shine with starr' light -amonget the brightest sister stars-illustrions Englishwomen of anl timdes. Miss Nightingale in ...

... DEVONSHIRE. - RE ELECTION OF LonD PAM. mrE ?? nomination of a candidate to represent the borough of Tivertoo in the House of Commoas, i s roveqruence of the vacan cy erause3 by Lord Palmerston's acceptance of the office of first lord of the treasury, took place on Monday, in the townl hall. The committee for ensuring the noble lord's return lied, in consideration of the present state of poblic ...

... I A LBTTER FROM THE ATIPODES. I D-A a SiR,-According to promise, I mean to rcecord a few remarks concerning Adelaide and its port. . hlave left writing till now because I would not give first ll- presions as they would have been decidedly nn. favourable, rather preferring to wait until I could send correct and exact description from my own ebservation than hearsay from anyone. I shall, ...

... . At the Western Assizes, a poor man is tried for attempted suicide. His son is killed in the Crimea, and, at the same time, his wife deserts him. The poor man's brain yields to the ca. lamity and the shame, and he seeks to drown himself: he was 'fortunately prevented, says the report; whereupon he is committed for trial by the sagacity and tenderness ef Hampshire justice; and after lying ...

... I TH GARDEN.-By K. GEAxd. SHASMh&BLE GARI)ENWO Cheops that have dens to 'a good deal of Dmisblef have al- ready vis.Ited us i ather sharply, and wflj have dftte many Very nicely laid pln.The rapid thaw of Sunday last5 sale nearly a creek of'alinost uextemipled severity. put the ground into a miserable state of awomY, spng rottenness; and bedsof small plants were woofy ydiasereed, many lplants ...

... . .. I ?? £¶- P-i The marshal minister of war has received the fol- lowing report from Marshal Velissier, dated Grand headquarters at Sebastopol, Dec. 11, 1855:- Monsieur la Mar6ohai,-You. have already learned, by my telegraphic despatch of the Stli instaot, the failure of the Ru~ssaos in the attack they attempted to make, during the morning of that day, on the outposts of D'Auteinarre's ...

... The death of Sir William Malesworth is a na- tional loss. We may, with no great difficulty, fill his place for Southwark, but how supply his loss in the Cabinet? His death is a grief that will tell upon the very heart of England; for England prized and admired the man, so truly, so wholly her son. The very highest, the very noblest elements that make the English worthy; that give to England ...

... THE SCRAP BOOK-COLUI1- OP THr3 )AIflB TIIAT IS XIM3LieI TIr HoisE.-There gees once a naideu that hajd lo be engendered of father atd :-other, but the Vl bea formed her out of snow which th'yf 1,. draw,, aps nmidsummer, on St. Elias'day, out ds lao ?? de The wind had quickened her, and tba dov had Da t her: the wood had clothed her with itb 'evas and tke meadow had adorned her with its tairest ...

... THE INAVY. ADMIRALTY, JAN. 29. Ya consideration of the services prformed by the offieer of thbe nsavy, in co operation wvide tha army; iu the trenches be- fore aeboetopoZ, the following promotions have taken place, Tobe Captoine.-Commarder Wliam Fan Pscuarsron oBarnett, end Commander ?? Shauk Huillyar. Tahe Comnmanders - Lieutenant Wiliam Henry Bridge, Lieutnant Joln James Kennedy, Lieutenant ...

... FOURTH EDMQU. PUBLISHED ON SUNDAY MORNNG, CONTAI0N THE LATST INTELLIGENCE. LLOYD'S WEEKLY LONDON NEWSPAPER. It is our belief that any decent baboon would iestinctively shrink from association with a bru- talised wretch, named George Rose, charged be- fore Mr. Ingham at the Thames police-court with the most barbaroaus treatment of his wife. She had been fifteen years manacled to the mon- ster, ...