... RETuRN OF THlE COURT To BuCRiNGHAL PALACE.-Her Majesty the Queen and his Royal Highness the Prince Consort lest Windsor Castle for Buckingham Palace at four o'clock on Monday afternoon. Her Majesty and his Royal Highness wereaccompanied by Prince Arthur, Prince Leopold, the Princesses Alice, Helena, Louisa, and Beatrice, and wereattended by Lady Churchill, Lady Caroline Barrington, Hon. Lucy ...

... NEW YORK, MiAnm 27. BaTxOw's Naw TI&TRI.-The Mormojnus his proved an attrattive card,j the theatre being nightly well filed, and the piece received with great satisfaction by the audience. A new piece called WantedA, Happy lEraily, was produced on Monday evening, butit echieved only a moderate success, everybody seeming glad when the last scene was ended. LopunA IfxssEE'S.-On Monday Fitzball's ...

... By 'Baptiste. Nmow the season has open'd, the weather has settled; And the horses are all in prime order, high nettled; And with Easter alone begins life in the Ring, That true sport only dates from Newmarket First Spring. Some light on the Derby now thrown we shall see, And the race that precedes it on Chester's Roodee. For the glorious Two Thousand will now be derided Ere our next week's ...

... LITERATU RE. HISTORY OF TJIE CONSSTITUENT AssEMBLY. By ALrPOMoaE DES LAxrlRsTiNE. Four Vols. Piper, Stevenson, and Spence, 23, ]'aternoster-row. 31. De Lamartinc has made himself thechrouicler of hiscountry's fate during the inose trying revolution that ever shook the poli- tical system of a civilized people. In his histories of Ties RcstorO- Von of JlM ularchy in Fsrassce, Thee Gi'onzdists, ...

... The week after Easter, as usual, has not presented any change in the bills of the various theatres, requiring any- thing more than the most cursory notice. The Easter novelties have kept most of the establishments on the sunny side of public favour, and the HaYMARKET and the AnI.rJii have been especially well patronised. Talfourd's smartly-written classical extravaganza of Piuto ancd M ...

... TH.E DRAMA IN AUSTRALIA. (From The Halevoorise Arnus, Feb. lo.) The return of Mr. Coppin, the manager of the Theatre Royal, from England, was made the occasion of a popular demonstration at that 6stac. lishment on the first night of his re-appearance, when the house was crammed to overflowing. Mr. Coppin detailed the results of bie visit to the mother.country, and his experience of the delays ...

... [ PROVINCIAL THEATRICALS0 (IROXar &lR OWN COBRESPONDENTS.) BBdIGtHTON. THa ?? ROYAL.-(Lessee, Mr. H. Nye Chart.)-This place was opened on Tuesday evening by Herr Wohlgemutl, a professor of the mystic art with his entertainment entitled Ad Two Hours of Illusions. It is his first visit to Brigbton, and his opening night was well patronised. We under- stand lie will remain some weeks. Tan ...