... GERMAN NEUTRALITY AND SWEDISE Sympathy. The King of PnussiAr opened the Parliamentary session on Thursday in a speech which'will not add much to the credit of Prusia as a great European Power. He acknow- ledges that Prussia is well prepared for war, and that no country is more ready for sacrifices whenever its honour or interests are really in danger. He thus persists in separating himself' ...

... A UB ST B A L I A.- We have received our advicas, by the Kent, from Melbourne, to Sept. 4, and Adelaide, Aug. 2o. *Th imes Melbourne'cbrrepondepnt says:- At a publicmeet- ing Eeld . a Prahren last iipary one qf the m iembers for the county in the chair, it was prpposed to memorillse Sir Charles Hoqthma. not to send home the * appropriated moiety'~ of the land fund to imipbrt more labourers at ...

... RAILWAY PROFLeIGACY ANDI - l- isma-nagemeut. At the last half-yearly meeting of the Eastern Counties '1ilway Company it was resolved to appoint a committee ;.,iareholders to investigate the affairs of the concern. Their report was issued on Thursday, and contains a series of astounding revelations, calculated to increase the ,eneral apprehension which exists as to the unsound posi- ion of ...

... The Emperor, accompanied by his Majesty the King of Sardinia and suite, visited the Exhibition last Sunday at two o'clock. The last of the monster concerts took place on this occasion. The orchestra consisted of 4,500 executants, drawn from the bands of different regiments, the principal musical societies of Paris and Bel- gium, and the parochial schools. There could not have been less than 60 ...

... ^ AMEX BIICA. ?? i pt. TM JIALTIC.-Earig on Monday morning the ?? Sta_ Miii - >i-nship Baltic (Captain Co .tjier.,ey iiti usual mails from the United $tjlsh Noprth :&ppka. ?? - Sjie~ saild .rom :New Work on the 14th inst.; anjd fufht hAfpsigqpiiogei~, but p_ specie. %IAI i0lie ~{n~~ewi~ork papers agree in stating tkie d s.G rm sep iaga naval force to the neighboui~s of st~l~iu~risas. is Yo~rk ...

... HOSPITALITY OF THE CITY TO Foreign Sovereians. Whatever may be said of the shortcomings of the Cor- poration of the City of London in reference to some of the great objects of municipal government, no one will deny that the hospitality it. displays on great public occasions is not both dignified and munificent. By means of the invitations which issue from the Mansion House, the imperial, royal ...

... ARRIVAL IN LONDON OF THE : KING of Sardinia. Friday afternoon Victor Emanuel, King of Sardinia, erriked in London. His Majesty landed at Dover at five minutes before eight o'clock on Friday morning from the Vivid, which left Calais at ive o'clock. He was received by the naval and military authorities of the port, the Marquis d'Azegllo, the. Sardinian Minister;. General Gray, and the other ...

... ?? BATTLE OF THE INGOUR. FOREIGN OFFICE, Nov, 29, 1855. The Earl of Clarendon has received a despatch from .lajor Simmons, her Majesty's Commissioner attached to be army of Omar Pacha in Asia, of which the following a copy CAiMp, SnANGnwANO, Nov. bTrH, 1855. MIy Lord,-I have to inform your lordship that Omar Pacha, aoving collected a depot of provisions at Tchimshera, moved on by -he sea coast ...

... DESPATCH PRiO aIR W. CODRINGTON.| WAR DEPARTMENT, Nov. 27, 1855. Lord Panmure has this day received a despatch and its enclosures, of which the following are copies, addressed to his lordship by Sir Wm. Codrington:- SEvAsTopoL, Nov. 13, 1855. My Lord,-aaving so lately assumed the command of the army, I have not sufficient materials, nor do I consider it necessary to write a separate despatch. ...

... CON. POR THE CKTTLE-AKSTET. -- Why are sheep the most rakish animals known P-Because they gamble (gambol) when they are yousng; the best of them are black leys;` they are gene on the turf; and are sure to get eeyced. SMrVTos;LT1c.-When the heart is out of tune, the tongue seldom goes right. PARErNTiA WIspua.-He that is taught to live upon little owes more to his father's wisdom than he ...

... F BLRE AAS 0 KR Y. 39eetings for next Week. Monday, December 3.-Lodges, Nos. 25, 315, Freemasons' Tavern; 82 London Tavern; 85, Anderton's Hotel, Fleet-street; 107, nadley's Hotel' Bllaekfriars; 168, Builders' Arms, Bnssell-street, Chelsea; 223, AjbIo' Tavern, Alderegate-strest; 227, George and Vulture, Corohill. Tnesdty.-Ledges, Nos. 9, 201, 784, Freem asons' Tavern; 18A, Leedca Tavern; 33, ...

... THE LICENSED VICTUALLERS' Protection society. The twenty-second anniversary of the Licensed Victuallers' Pro- tection Society was celebrated on Thursday by a splendid dinner at the London Tavern, which was attended by a large number of its most influential friends. The chair was taken by Edward Vickers, Esq., at half-past four o'clock, and amongst the company we observed Admiral Sir Charles ...