... (From the Observer.) The court will come to London, from Windsor, on the 15th of January, after which the several royal and distinguished visitors will begin to arrive from day to day, to be present at the marriage of the Princess of England with the future King of Prussia. One of the Austrian Archdukes, brother of the Emperor, will be present, and all the heads of the royal families of ...

... MISOELLNHEOUS NEWS. The Calonil ta- Mail 'of the 24th'. November fuy confirms the relief of Inckihb* butfinothing mor. Been by our Legislative Gofin~li~i~pbof audyta- a bill wias introducedd into the Copol li MrPecok and read a first and second 'time, for teproefa bliag government',to oider Sepoys t a akdwt the ?? mutiny, and..tho-ets' 'fr deser'tion, in, the; same manner, as European liers ...

... Vow guldliputf. THE profits of gas-lighting to the Corporation of Manchester amount to between L.3Ot 00 - and L.40,000 per aunum, and are applied ,to local im- provements. IT is stated that two more volumes Itornd Macaulay's History, bringing it down to the end cf the ,eig ?? anne, are approaching in- pletion, an,! that they will shortly be published. RETIREsMENT Or MR JusTrca CRESSWELL. - On ...

... . (From the Times.) In the annals of insolent and unscrupulous adven- bel ture there is nothinig to surpass the career of the so- in called General Walker, the Filibuster of Central tw~ America. This desperado has for the second time as landed on the Nicaraguan coast wvith a party of in- wo vaders, gathered from the streets of the southern cities lioi of the 'United States. The. details of ...

... [PROM oust SrvcrAL COtRESPONDEST.] CALCUTTA, XOvaMBnSr 24. The successful relief of Lucknow, of which you will no doubt have heard via. Bombay, some dayP l before this letter can reach vnii. h produced here, as I am confident it will have done in England, feelings of indescribable pleasure. The recapture of Delhi was a heavy blow inflicted on the muti- neers, but the spectacle of the ...

... I'PROESSOR FA RADAF'S CIRISTMIASLEC- I TURES AT TTHE 1OYAL INSTITUTION. 'o Yesterday afternoon Professor Faraday delivered the seemic of his course of juvenile lectures on Static Electricity at the Royal Institution. The hall wvas crowded nearly as soon as the doors were d opened. His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales was r- again present, and took the chair; he was attended by t Mi'. Gibbs, ...

... IND IA. InDIA HOUSE DESPATCH. The intelligenO'0 received last week has been con. Gnd some interesting detaile supplied, in the lrntOwj~ priteh vrhich ;vas received at the India foll~e Qn ysursdaY evening, and 'was published int the g~oned ?? of the UouraNfd, on 8aturday last - qtRE SAING OF LUCKN'OW. ockilOW aa take on the 17th of November. Di CcIin e jmpbell arrived at Allumbagh on the 12th. ...

... OUR LONPON CORRESPONDENCE. (FROM OU OWIf CORItESPONDENt.) LONDON, WEDNESDAY Evttitxo. TIIE gradual subsilence of toe money panic, and the return of the trarling community to somethiing lilke a reasonable viow of their own aritairs, is regarded as the most hopeful )rospect of the new year. Every onc, with a grain of discrimination, wvell knew that the Indian mtttityvwas only a question of timae ...

... THE UTAH EXPEDITICN AND BRIGHAM YOUNG. I . - I . -l; 41,. W -o lunar -nlir -l I \ (Irom the New York HIerald.) We observe that some little hiixicty is expressed in dif- ferent quarters for the safety of the Utah. expedition under the command of Colonel Johnston. f . We apprehend, however, from a careful examination ofl the subject, that no fears need be entertained for its safety, t whether ...

... I THE 1OLDO-WAVLLACHIAN IDIVANS. TgP1,OSPECTS OF THE CROPS [BY ELECIRIC TELEGRAPH.) [FRo0 O nwN CORRESPONDENT.] PAPNIS, THUiRSDAY EVENING. It secrus to be certain that the Divaus of the i jpajities are to be dissolved in a regular way, Iad not by the will of the Porte alone. b were called together by the stipulations of e TreatY of Paris, which appointed a Commission tO watch over their ...

... His serene highness the Prince of Leiningen arrived at Windsor on a visit to the Queen on Christmas eve. e The Queen, the Prince, tile Prince of Wales, the d Princess Royal, Prince Alfred, Princess Alice, Princess Helena, the Dachess of Kent, the Prince of Leiningen, f the ladies and gentlemen of the court, and the domestic e household, attended divine service in the chapel Royal at Windsor on ...

... ertrzponbe)1ence. I THE NEW PROMENADE. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HULL PACKET.' SIR,-As one of the public, I think an unanimous expression of acknowledgment is due to the lady and the three public bodies who have so promptly and. effectively responded to the suggestion to plant their ground on either side of the new road from Park-place to the Anlaby-road with what will' be one of the finest ...