... rbe court. Her Majesty and Prince Albert took a drive in an open carrage and four on Saturday afternoon. The equerrices in .aiting attended on horseback, Prince Albert rode on horseback, with the Princo of Wales in the forenoon. Prince Albert, attended by Captain the Hon. D. de Roo, honoured the Messrs. Dickinson with a visit to their esta- blishment in Bond-street, on Saturday. The Queen, ...

... The royal mail steamship England, Captain Dun- das, arrived at Dartmouth onTuesday, the 17th inst., from India, via the Cape of Good Hope. Her dates are-Calcutta, Dec. 15 ; Madras, Dec. 22; Point de Galle, Dec. 27; Mauritius, Jan. 12; Cape of Good Hope, Jan. 31; St. Helena, Feb. 10; Ascen- sion, Feb. 15. The England brings a large mail from the Mau- ritius and the Cape, and about thirty ...

... LONDON: FR7DAY. MARCH 20,1857. A petition for the appointment of an extra judge to the Liverpool County Court was presented by the Lord Chancellor. Lord DONOUGIhImORE presented a petition from Clonmel praying for the repeal of the Poor Remo- val Act ard the repeal of the income tax. In reply to a question from the Earl of EGLING- TON, The Earl of CLARENDON said that the wives and families of ...

... _HE NEW AMERICAN C&BINET The York Herd malkesthe followingremarks on the appointments to the new cabinet at Wash- ington:-. The appointment ef General Cae3 to the important office of premier to the incoming administration an- pears to have been partly an act of. necessity aid partly a stroke of policy. Mr. Buchanan had con- luded to dispense with General Case, etd mainly on accoent of hib age, ...

... K. , I O i U . RM -A . _,IM[IGRAMjO TO ATJSU9&2A , ?? A - A_ As - . . To TIM EjDIT o-Sir,-A an old olonist and one who bas in his own pereon experieiioed the benefits to be derived from eMigration, I elot conceal the Batis3 faetion feel at the re.-opening of the disossion of this important question, and that the working classes (of the metropolis at least) are beginning to be alivets the ...

... The business necessary to be disposed of in the House of Commons prior to a dissolution is proceeding rapidly. The Chancellor has taken, certain money votes on account (for details see Parliamentary report); and the income-tax bill has been read a second time, and committed, though not without somlle discussion, the motion affiording another oppertucity for renewed at tack upon the government ...

... I EXPRESS FROM1 PARIS. [FROM oUR OW.N cORREsroNDET].3 PARIS, WEDNESDAY. Awuriize is on the tapis in official circles here iiny be ?? as the eounterpart of -:Tiuut (le Mornty in Russia-that of Prince .viil, who is one of the largest landholders in Muth M1,1lle. de Contades, the grand- r ,f lfasihal de (Castellane. isail that M. Emile de Girardia finds his ghuarn heavy on his hands, and that lie ...

... jMPEPIAL PARLIAMENT. 1HOUSE OF COMMION S._SA'TIt7rDY, MARCH 14. Th Sr er. ic thle chair sit 1 o'clock. lait' ' Otj Nii 'uiii, r the abolition of tur-il~ike g'IttO5 'In ?? i~nc oitioin front listcpiveroi of ,I. ?? in I) p'disdmr aantSrJ kiington's Eiduietion ~ir I. A Il~ i'l recntl peitonfrom Truro for MUTIINY BILL. 0n iii ardor1'theliod for the second reading of this bill, r.Ini:-N fiX aisked ...

... SPRYES FROM GERANY. plto OUR OWN CotRUSPONDRN'.] BERLIN, M~Acn 17. I1,,od perhaps be too long to recount all the asdachangeB of the Neufehatel question. pbe anyfluctuations, however, it has been Ede. lted to come to a finish, and to consent to a ?? to be offered not to SwitzerlanA, but to ;aifcep tg of Ealope. It is true that the Four IblIre have expressed the wish that Prussia rid renounce ...

... . :. I - ?? THE GOVORwMkT ANTEH HOTILITIo S 1~il I I TON GREAT MEETING 'IN THE CITY OF LONDON. On Friday afternoon, a meeting of the merchants bankers, traders, and electors of the City of Londond was held in the Guildhall, in consequence of a very numerously' signed requisition presented to. the 'Lord Mayor It' take into, consideration the decision recdetly come to by the House of Commons ...

... :MOTES ON THE APPROACHING Elections. A Cabdesite journal impudently remarks that a Prime Minister ef corit;tational opinions would have at once resigned office, and left the Honse oa Commons itself to take the responsibility of deal- l, gwith the Chinese question. This strange doctrine of an appeal to tire people, ?? source of all political power, being unconstitu- tiosal is so ...

... - - - ? .- . , K lA - - A full meeting of this Society was MOel on Monday evening, Sr R. 1. Murehison, President, in the chair. The first paper read was On the Geography and Hydrography of South-est Africa, by Dr J. Campbell, R.N. Immediately following this paper was one from the journal of the late Captain H. Parker, R.N, on th, Outlet of the Great Zambesi, comnmunicated by Captain J. ...