... got Court. WINDSOR, JAr. 28. Prince Albert, attended by Colonel F. H. Seymour, left Windsor at 9 o'clock this morning, and visited Alder- sbott Camp. The Prince returned to the Castle at a quarter before four. The following visitors arrived this efternoan: The Earl and Countess Stanhope, Lord and Lady John Russell, Lord and Lady Stanley of Alderley, the Right Hon. William and Mrs. Cowper, the ...

... 7FBSTMINSTBR DISTRICTBOARD OF WORKS I Yesterday, in consequence of a requisition signed by flee of the members of the Board of Works for the Westminster district, a meeting was held at the board- room of the workhouse, corner of York-street, to receive and consider a statement from Mr. Alexander Wright, mens- ber of the Metropolitan Board of Works, relative to a com smunication from the ...

... I LoYDoY, BRrGZFTO.V A-D SOUTH COAST I ~~~RAILVA Y. !, e follomwing is the r port of the directors, to be subxinstd to thb meetitg of e proprietors, to be held at the Bridgr,-bouse Hotel, Southwark,-on Tuesday, the 29th of Jsnuary:,- -Tbhe se nto for the half-year ending Slit December, 185i show the following ?? account. The anount of caph, ' triaed to the 31st December, 15S, is 7,722,7156, ...

... The opening of a library, reading-room, and af schoolS, in connexion with the extensive locomotive worke co of the Manchester and Sheffield Railway Company, at Gor- of ton, near Manchester, was celebrated by a soiree at tbat he place on Saturday evening; Mr. EDwARD WATKIN, the th general manager of tke company, presiding. di The CHAIRMAN, in proposing Prosperity to the Gor- wl ton Literary ...

... II OUR ARMY IN THIE CRIMEA. Ig (FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.) di CAMP, SEBASTOPOL, JAN 4. There is a report here that Erzeroutn, the capital, of Turkish Armenia, has fallen before the Russian' forces under General Mouravieff, and that Trebizond pi is threatened. It is not believed, but ill news travels' at a fast, and the account of the surrender of Kars, which g( t reached the Crimea very ...

... MEETING OF- MRL. WALPOLE'S SUPPORTERS. CAMBRIDGE, JAN. 19. This morning at eleven o'clock, pursuant to notice by circular, a meeting of gentlemen favourable to the elec- tion of Mr. ?? to represent the University was held at the Bull Hotel, Trumpington-street. The proceedings commenced at eleven o'clock, the BRe. Francis Martin, Fellow aned Bursar of Trinity College, being voted to the chair. ...

... BRALTH OF LONDON. Eleven hundred deaths were registered in London ocs in the week that ended on Saturday. In the second week bul of the last ten years (which corresponds to last week) the tes average number was 1,239. If for comparison with the abc deaths in the preseat increased population this average'% cu raised by a tenth part, it becomes 1,363. The present state bui ot the public health ...

... (BY NNGLISEI ANWD fUSIH UONErTIC TBLEGBOPE.) DUBLIN, JAN. 10. This day Mr. Richard Jones, tea factor of Grafton- street, who kept a Post-office receiving-house, was I arrested and charged with appropriating letters de- posited with him for transmission. Bail to the amount of 1,0001. was required. The magistrates sent the case for trial at the next commission. The sale of the Earl of Miltown's ...

... THE RUSSIAN CALL TO ARMS IN ASIA [The following appeared in our Evening Edition of yesterday]: Tihe Invalede Russe publishes the following pro. clamation addressed to the nobleesse of the Tranecau. casian provinces after the landing of Omer Pacbh, by Lieut.-General Prince Bebutoff, commander of the army of Tiflis: Illustrious Princes and Noblep,-You know that upon the great men of a country ...

... THEF PARI S PEACE PAMIPHLEFT AT VIENNA. i (raOM5 OCR' CORRESPONwEarr.) VIENNA, Dec 30. The French pamphlet proposing a general congress for the pacification of Europe lhas failed in excoir iog any sensation bele, as it is well known that, so far from being the production of B French statesman and emanating :trom an officiala quarter, it is nothing more thtan a we(rk; of Russian origin and ...

... TO THE EDITOR OP THIN DAILY NEWS. SIn-I rejoice to see that the examination for ad- mission to the bar and for law studentships is not a B dead letter. At the same time it will be found, I susi pect, that those law students who display most atten- l tion in the lecture-room, and who show themselves most successful in the legal examinations, are men a who must depend much more upon knowledge ...

... LONDON, SA TURDA Y, JAN. 26. 1 ?? W. WE learn, on authority which renders it impos- sible for us to doubt the correctness of the statement, that a preliminary Treaty of Peace will be signed, probably before Tuesday, certainly before the meeting of Parliament. An armistice will be concluded, im- mediately after the signature of this preliminary Treaty, for a limited period; and negotiations, ...