... THE COURT. WINDSOR C.ASTLE, JAN. 26-The Maharnjah Dulcep Singh arrived yesterday afternoon, on a visit to herv.Majesty. The following visitoll's also arrived at the Casdle:-_Viscontnt Eversley, the Right Holl. Sit' James Graham, the Right Hion. Sir Hamilton and Lady Seymour, amid Colonel Oliphant. In the even- inv her Majesty's dlinner-party included hlie Princess Alice, the lion. Mlrs. C. ...

... LITERATUBE, IM RUSSELL'S INDIAN DIARY.0 TWhe famous Pen of the War-that pon which was the safeguard (f the British soldier in the Crimea- now offers to Englishmen a diary, made while folb lowing the British army in its victorious marches against the rebellious sepoys. Let our readers under. stand that this diary is not a reprint of Mr. Russell's letters to the Times. We have a nearer, and more ...

... THE FINE A1TS. There Are at present being exhibited in. Mr' Hill's gdlleries. Princes.Streetjthree interesting works by 'Sir Edwin Landseer.' The' ctie' of I these is the .. Maid and the Magpie, gifted ti 't the nation' b Mr Bell, aid now..bping.engrav~et. A damsel is busy with the udder of hercow*- her back turned ont asmanly and 'odesteonn-,] trymans buther thoughts and ehr ea it 'rnius g_ ...

... I (NEW YORK, JAN. 14) WALLAiC's TELATRE.-A new piece, called HEesband; to Order, ,d adapted from the French drama ?? Marriarge sozcs l'rnpire, was produced on Tuesday evening of last week with success. The piece owes its success as much to the excellent acting as to any wnerit of its own. Lester Wallack's Pierre Marceau was excellent, and highly pleasing. Walcot's Latonr was capital. He is a ...

... COURT AND FASRION. RETURN OF THE COURT TO LONDON Her Majesty the Queen and his Royal Highness the Pincc sort, accompanied by the Princesses Alice and IIelena, 1,1t J Castle at eleven o'clock on Monday morning, attended b u at Viscountess Jocelyn, Lady Caroline BarringtonVisceonn T ?? tI10 Colonel the Hon. Sir Charles Phipp3, Lieut.-Colonel F. C,11' it1' Colonel F. II. Seymour, Lieut.-Coleuel ...

... LITERA TURE. The Life of Fiedd-Harshal Arthur, Duke of Wel- lianytosr. By CHARLES Doria YONGE, Author of A History of England, &c, In two volumesr London: Chapmnan and Hail. Being ignorant of the precise circunmstances i under which Mr. Yonge's work has been published, we cannot take upon ourselves to say that he hus t done either ill or well in publishinlg it at the present momelt. ...

... GL&SGOW MUSICAL FESTIVAL. From the causes we have already stated, it was never considered expedient to enter upon an undertaking of such magnitude as the tnstitution of Festivals in the North, similar to those held in the more musical cities of England. The wish to promote a taste for the higher class of music by the interpretation of those great works of the soestri, on a scale adequate to ...

... e - I IMPORTANT THEATRICAL and USBICAL Trial. BAIL COURT, JANAeeta 21. LAVIGNE V. SMITEL.-Thio wae an action to recover a sum OFIDmoney nuder the following ciroomatancea:-.Thse declaration alleged that the plaintiff was engaged by the defendant to play the oboe at certain Plaee in the provinces at six guineoasa week, and in consideration that be would plyfrthree guineas a week for two' weaka ...

... THEATRES, &oa I Drurylane.-Miss Julia Daly, au actress of American repute, made her metropolitan debut here on Monday evening, in a personation piece casled In and Out of Place, which Mrs Barney Williams has already made familiar to London play-gorrs. It is a were vehicle for the display of the performer's versatility, and when we record that Miss Julia Daly is originally one Letty Duster, a ...

... MR. 1'BULL'S SECOND SONG. | M!EN SLY L~PL '± - .fFrm B ackwood's Magazine for February.) Thereare some of my neighbours .who say of my song, ?? Taurus is surely a Uitte too strodng: ThRyask 'Why I sptak of so stran'g - a pleasant and peaceable neighbour of mine? And.tbe think that.the plan Of tbealyjittlv man 3s mlerely to kee wiat he has, if he can. But did be not Bay to n$, not long ago ...

... DRAiAg MUSIO, &a. D1RuRY LArNEs-If Miss Julia Daly, the American lady who appeared last Monday at this house, be really a celebrated actress in her own Country, celebrity on the other side of the Atlantic is assuredly more easily at- tained than here. The piece in which we beheld her is entitled- In and Out of PlaceI being an American pro- duction, written with the express purpose of ...

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