... t, oi ?? ft' icti&U+ TIlE COURT. 'l.VSO1, TIIUJSDAY.-Tho Qicn went to-day to honouir t hlc Ascot races with her p lSesence. Her Ma- jesty alnd the Rloyal party lelt the Castle at half-past twelve o'clock in evn en OpCl carriagcs-and-flouri with um1elros outriders in scarlet liverics. The Equerries in Waitin', MLajor-Gencral Bonveric aind Coloncl F. It. SeYimouir, werc in attendance on the ...

... or tiff illll vairly. STANZAS-LIFE. BY T. e. ?? S. THrE Inst smile of sunlight was fading away Fromn the beautiful brow of tho golden-tressed day, And the zephyrs breathed softly adown upon earth, From regions eelestiatl-tho land of their birth- And the last parting glenm, and the balmiost breath, Wreathed, swootly united, the Galm bed ofi doath. Tho hour of dark suff'ring and trial was gone, ...

... .e n1jim Kelly faridim ji THE COURT. LONDON, SATreDAY.-Tle Archdulkce Maximilian of Austria and Prince Frederick William of Prussia wvnt to Claremont yesterday morning, attended by Count Zichy, Baron d(e Moltke, and Lord Charles Fitzroy, and visited the Countess de Nenilly. The ArchIdiukeC afterwards paid a visit to the Pricess de Salerno, at Twickenham, and went to inspect Hamp- ton Court ...

... fme-hion Alml Varictioil. THE COURT. BUCKINGHOAM PAr.ACa, ,VRWDNEStDAY.,-Ter Majesty ais taken airings ins tibe gardens of I he Palace bith y esterday and tire two pr'eccdiur days. 'lir shosucess of Kint visited tse Queen yesterday. Prince Albert left luclringlram Palalce at balf-past six O'clock yes. terday mornrin- for lainnlchester. His Royal H igh- ness was attended bv Viscount Torrington, ...

... sit at u r. MISSIONAR-Y TRAVELS AND RESEAROaS IN SOUTH as AFRICA, including a Sketch of SiRteen Years' Re- d sidence in the Interior of Africa, and a Journey dp from the Cape of Good Hope to Loanda, on the In West Coast, tbence across the Continent, down the he River Zambesi, to the ?? Ocean. By DAVID at LIVISGSTONE, ?? D.C.L. With Portrait, Maps, Iy and numerous ' llustrations. London: John ...

... LITERA TURE. Iit I THE LITERATURE OF MUSIC. po Sinm The Life of Handel. By ViconSCELCHERt. e Handel: His Life, PerIsOne.r and1 Professional. h with Thoughts on Sacred Music. By vI rs. BitkY. the M. Schacelchcr, his German name notwithstanding ohy, is a Frenchman; ais exile on account of his political n principles, and, like many of his countrymear-toI fugesein London. He appears to* have Sie ...

... Tiger-Shootivg in India; Being an Account of Iuntinq Experiences on Foot in Rojpootana during the Hot Seasons, from 1850 to 1854. By William Rice, Lieut. 25th Regiment Bombay N.I., and late Captain Turk- ish Contingent. With Twelve Plates in Chromolitho- graphy, from Sketches by the Author. Smith, Elder, and Co. Lieutenant Rice is a hunter of tigers who makes no use of the elephant, but ...

... INTELLICENCE EXTRA. GOODWOOD RACES. WVeights for the GoonWOOn ScARES; two miles and a half, forfeits to be declared on or before Tuesday ne St, the 2id lustant. age at lb age at lb ?? ?? :: 8 ?? ?? 3 610 Minherntas . 8 0 ?? .3 6 1 8 4 The Dupe ?? .13 8 Hfeir of ?? 4 8 4nepete. 4. 676 Pretty Boy ?? n . ?? 6 66 Str. Sykes 8..1..Lord..of.ather Hills.. 36 5 Blooming atboii .. 5 8ot ?? ?? 3 6 5 ...

... Her Majesty's.-The Deev baritone, Signor COrl's, mae is debut on Tuesday night at this theatre the opera chosen for the purpose being the Kino of Vordi, whiceh, although wvell known to ospra goers, had not been represented for several years. Although one of the early WorkS Of the coh poser, it contaitis all the marks which give him his particilar specialtY, there being evmuch Pretty melody, ...

... BOSTON, SATURDAY, NOVnmBEa 14. Cirdererla was produced on Monday at the Howard Atbenxac,. by the Marsh children, and the piece has proved interesting Irna the manner in which it is treated by the little troupe. Tie Three Fast Mren was revived the same evening at tire National. OFEsmAnuo AFLOAT.-One of thle Philadelphia paper;fbE t pleasantly pictures Maretzek's troupe as they probably appeared ...

... COECERTS OF THE - ,: MIADAI'M BAsseNoAINDHERRI Kun -Tlee;e ii' . gave their anuualconcerttnl an onday morning at tlee r .ese , Roams. The programme belonged, it uay almost be.a ,r1 to, monster, for there was a long list of vocal and eI Ic lL pieces, selected chiefly With a view to she LPaps e ot c;.; character. M1adame Bassaiso has Iolon been fuel I l! agreeable and accomplished concert-room ...

... l6R. DICKENS'S READING OF THE I Christmas Carol. If a crowded antd fashionable audience, with hearty and continu- es* applaulse, is a proof of success-and few would be inclined to iisnto souch evidence as less than convincing-then assuredly Mr. Cli iriis DicIens's reading of his Christmas Carol, for the benefit Of ll,, ?? Jerrold and family, on Tuesday evening, at St. 3lar:iriS lIlll, Iwas ...