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... We have received correspondence and files of papers from Bombay to the 25th June, and Calcutta 13th June. BOMBAY, June 25. Though the interval which has elapsed between the departure of the last and the present mail has been much longer than usual, I cannot say the events which I have now to notice are more numerous, or the intelligence more important, thao what my last letter contained. The ...

... THE CONFPLAcRAION IN PHILA- DMLUIA - -- (From the Philadelphia North American, July 10.) The city is at the present moment in a high state of excitement9 owing to a fearful conflagration which is not raging with very little abatement from all the efforts that are making to suppress it. Frora the headway which the flames have already ob- tained, and the lorce of the breeze that is fasnning ...

... Timothsy Burch, alias .Bowles, aged 24, was arraigned at Norwich, on Wednesday, upon eight separate indictments, charging him with having set fire to the corn and straw stacks of farmers residing in the neighbourbood of KIenninglilhl, in this county. On the night of the 21 Ist of June prisoner called at tihe Crown public-house, Kenninghall, being then in that statc wlici the people in the ...

... LATEST INTELLIGEINCE. PARISI, Trt1ORsOAY 17'PreIG., Tue Councils General are to-tiny eneolcsd for Mle 26th, and it is inderstood that they Ilave retsis'cd advice fromn the Minialter otfthe Interior to take into consideration the revision of the constitution. N'sotwitlistanding sany discussioir upon this nice point is illegal tuntil 1851,.)1. Blurodwa is said tollavo urged the Councils to brin3 ...

... 'i'1E CAMBRIIDGE JOB OF 12,0001.! rim ANNUAL. Tile mutter is settled-thc bargain is struck-between tb.- ministry and parliament, with little further preflce, little mo-. time, than at lady wvho markets for 1lemeif ?? to cheapenl a pair of diucks or a solitary suckiiig-pig, and the bran-new D-ik of Cambridge-like a crown jesvel in cot ton-is wrapt for liT in 1 2,0001. pver nlinumir . We may not ...

... JLOYD9S WEEKLY |NEWSPAPER. yOUILT3E mlZTION~. JIB3LIBHED ON SUNDA! MORNING, CONwTAmnflO TIM ,AEF8T INTELLIGENCE OF THE WEEK. WSC;G!ED GOV3RNM}SNT INTZNT TO ROB THB POOR. She treatment received by the depositors in ~jits Banks, at the bande of the Government and, heLegislature, is certainly of the shabbiest descrip- n-to use a term which many will consider as toe iu1to characterise that ...

... MISOELLAIEOUS N!EWS. The banquet intended to be given at York to the Lord Mayor of London, is to take place on Friday, the 25th of October, that day having been named by Prince Albert, who has graciously signified his intention to take part in the entertainment. The Parisian tribunal of correctional police condemned a lithograph printer, named Davilliers, Rue Villedot, 17 to one thousand ...

... TEE ARMY. MOVENFXTS Or THE GUARDS.-In the commence- ment of September next, the lollowing changes will take place in her Majesty's Household Brigade of Foot Guards:-lst Battalion Grenadier Guards from Chiches. ter to the Tower; 2nd ditto from St. John's Wood to Portman-street; 3rd ditto from the Tower to Chichester. Ist Battalion Coldstreanm Guards from Portman street to Windsor; 2nd ditto ...

... [We cannot refrain, when sympathising with the English type-founde s, so crulelly cormpel led ti leave their employ, ofbrhing our huumble ttibute ?? admiratioll to the noble, generous, manly, and fratcrnal conduct of their French brethiren.-ED. TO THE EDITOIT GP sErYNOLDS'S NEWSPAVER. Tert- Founiens' COMMuTTIrs ROOMS, Foster's-buildings, Wtiitecross-street, St. Luke's, Stil,rly, 1850. SIR,-ThC ...

... REPRESENTATION of the U,NIVERSiTY OF CAMaRIDm I Mr. Cowling, the barrister, has offered himself as a candidate upon Conservative priiciples for the representa- tion of the University. It is understood that the encourag- ing suggestions have emanated from St. John's College. The following is a copy of the learned gentleman's address, which arrived in Cambridge yesterday afternoon - ' ...

... HOUSE OF COK)L1ONS-WED)NESD.kY. The Speaker took the chair shortly after twelve o'clock, in the new house. Since the last occasion of the hlouse asenmbling in their new chamber a temporary vooden roof has been constructed about twelve or fifteen feet below the elaborate oak carvings which adorn the proper ceiling of the apartment, with the view we presume of ascertaining the acoustic effect ...