... VISIT OF THE KING OF SARDINIA TO PORTSMOUT H. ThI. A ;, A C 0 - - A F . - .- X: nid The visit of the King of Sardinlia to Portsmouth took t ,he place on Monday. Thle King Was accompanied by their it Roy-al HImesisnes Prince Albert, the D)uke Of Cambridge no and Sir 61aries Wood, First Lord Of the Admirai1ty His Majesty wao attended by the Marquis ?? i ve Miuister at the British Court;- Count ...

... THE BiSHOP or LONDON.-We regret to learn that the Bishop of London lies in a very precarious state. His lordship's life is considered in danger.-Record. The numerous friends of the Bishop of New Zealand, and all who wish well to the missions of the Church of England will be glad to hear that he arrived safely at Aucklind on the 5th July, after a prosperous voyage of 98 days. RECANTATION IN ST. ...

... Till' jq V E,( c , I, , (bl. bl Ee s culs- e.0 | (Vi-orit ie IS/} ct-ele.) 1 By sme th.e Plalr:ilnof ii-i r i.r -t.-sem, the beciueC the talking powver Is ?? sidnoteja d, md t all suth monsters, the bugbear has no terrors if it be by looked at ateadf..stly. Talking is a liability as well as mnd apower; and those whom it draws out may expose of themsolees, as well as attack their adversaries. ...

... | The Emperor Alexander has addressed the following I letter to Prince Gortschakoff. It is dated November the 12th:- 'i During my sojourn with the army of the Crimea I observed with great satisfaction that the soldiers main- tained their vigorous and contented appearanco despite the unheard of bardships they had to suffer during the siege of Sebastopol, and that in every department that order ...

... I ,. That a new work of fictiont by one of ourmuost Popular I V. uhoirsi is begun, pleases'- almost everybody. That this ti ~I~ ne; 1.w work of fiction promises very much interest, Star. ci ?? prises nobody. We give a few samples of its contents tI suits, without damaging the value of the teld,, or fore.stalling a, If St. thle smooth run of all its characters. Take, thou, sthe these, ...

... PORTSMOUTE POLIUC. SATURDAY LAST.-Betore G. C. Stigant (Mayor), J. 0. Travers, and B. W. Carter, Ebqra. Two young women, named Ellea Lester and Lucy rej Lester, aisters, were convicted of beiag drunk and using Lo obscene iangus, in Hig~h-street, last nlight, and san- tenced to seven daye' imprisonment each.. *9 ,lary Ann Cassidy, a prostitute, was convicted of bouving in a riotous and indecent ...

... i PRESENTATION OF COLOURS TO THE s , GERMAN LEGION. a II _ b On Thursday, after bidding farewell to the King of Sardinia at Folkestone, hib Royal Highness Prince Albert, accompanied by the Duke of Cambridge, Prince Edward of Saxe Weimar, Lord Panimure, and attended by a numerous staff, proceeded to Skorneliffe for the purpose of presenting new colours to two of the regi- ments of the Royal ...

... PETE RSFIELD. I - .- .] - . . During the early part of the present week a young woman named Searle, living at Sheet, has been endea- vouring to victimise the tradesnien of the town by ob- taining goods under false pretences. She tirst visited the shop of Mrs. Cooke, butcher, and obtained a shoulder of mutton and some beefsteaks, in the name of Mr. Holdaway, with whom she stated she was living ...

... - 6Et1A4ION- E-PEACE. ., (Prom the .Mornsing..Post, Monday.) x It may be remembered that this time last year we an - nounced the completion of the famous treaty of the 2nd December, which was to have bound Austris to us in war in the event of 'Russia refusing to make peace on equitable terms.: Tbat treaty led, :s a natural comse- a quoncne, to the Conference of Vienna, wvhere the arts of I ...

... RESULTS OF A METEOROLOGICAL JOURNAL I OBSrVA NoYnBMER, 1855, AT THE OBSHH.VYATLRY, ROYAL ACADEhMY, GOSPORT. ?? ?? Inches. ?? N~aaliosll, ?? 30.229 Nor. 26, wind Na.H ?? Mininsum ?? 219. 503 Nor. 8, wind s. Turk- Extreme range ?? 0.726 irrested Mean barometical pressure 29.952 ombors - at 9 o'clock, ?? 29.951 reulate at 3 ditto, P.M 29.935 at 9 ditto, P 29.956 on the Spaces described by the ...

... A RUrSSrANI VIEW OF THE LAST CAMPAIGN. The Russian journals rarely contain leading articles, .eC'aily restricting their comnmunications to recitals of 0ccrarrences more or le. garbled. Thu JVorthern lee, however, has just published one of these exceptional -,rr. It is teaded The War Beginning in Earnest, atD quotes as a motto the memorable words of Kutusoff - The loss of Moscow is net the ...

... Ilr-m t0n IS (From the Timese.) tee The meeting of Parliament has been fixed for theo 31st di, day of January, when it- is to assemble for the despatch le.. of business. Here, thsen, we have announcsd the final ir- decision of the Minioay to meet tbe House of Commons ki, constituted as it now is, anid to reserve the power of 6k- dissolution for the first opportunity that may reasonably I ;ad ...