... OaDAYMOR) NINGAUGUST, MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST 19. I| By the arrival of the Overland mail, we have news I y from India. The dates are, Calcutta, July 3; Bombay, a_ - ~ . .1 I I : I'l *_ v - -l _ : or June 29; and China, June 22. The intelligence is not of much importance. It appears that the Affreedees are still causing some anxiety. Not long ago it was men- tioned that Sir Charles Napier had ...

... (Frmt our -? *vita COrespondenmtJ LONDON, SATURDAY EVeNING. It is generally admitted that Pier Majesty's speech at the close of the session, which you were enabled to pre sent to a large section of your readers shortly after its I delivery, affords very little room for speculation, except that portion of it which treats of our foreign relations, about which there is great diversity of opinion. ...

... - MISCELLNHEOUS. : Dsvgw~eog~a1~WqNM'ARtg ANn CONSTIUCT.~-.Oani.. bdse'er genraly ebsfraclid t hold f5,11nit somehow .thsyj are sede to. hold:18, and 6ni % wat aight.frequeqntly mre &6than~ that.,- Punch. OF COURstm-ZWhob pass~ig adwelling. ?? e. It is ?? to look in at the window-: bkut when a ~prett~, woman -is Sitting by it, for the ostensible ?? being' looked at, you may h~e t'onsidered ...

... LATEST NIP-dS. 3 T ELECTRIC TELEULP& . Lo 0o5, WEuDn SDAY EVENING. The Qacen and Pnince Albert arrived at Bcki-Egham Ealaee this afternoon from the Isle of Wight.at Captain Stamford, who sdpplied the Commissioners at the Cape of Good Hope with provisions, when their aup- plies were cut off during the late disturbances from every other source, has received I-Icr IMajesty's commands to at- tend ...

... EGLINTON PARK MEETING-1850. s AuGust 13. The races commenced this day. The company on the ground was more numerous than it had been for several years; the Ayr- e shire Railway Company having done their utmost to accommodate the frequenters of the race course by express trains from both ter- mini and all the intermediate stations. About noon, the roads leading to Bogside were thronged with ...

... MARRIAGE OF VISCOUNT:REIDHAVEN. The marriage of Viscount Reidhaven, eld'est son of' the 'e Earl of Seafield, to the Hon. Caroline Stuart, youngest e daughter of the Dowalker Luady Siantwre; was solemnisel r8 on Monday the 12th inst. The ceremony was perfuirmed by the Rev. the Lord Charles Heivey, at St. Geoige's, Hanover Square, the bride being. given away -bhheri uncle thle- Hon. Charles F. ...

... aoreign nteldigeurt. THE OVERLAND MAIL. (By Electric Telegraph from Trieste.) We have received intelligence from India, by telegraph from Trieste, in antici-ation Of the express by way of Marseilles. The nes is unaimportaut.- Chronicle. FRANCE. The following is from the Paris correspondence of the Times, dated Monday, five p.mc. This morning, at six o'clock, the President of the Republic left ...

... AME 1 IC A. Liverpool, Tuesday. ,id By the Roral mail steam-ship America, Captain Shannon, we ys bave och ices front New York direct to the, 31st tilt., and by Cole- re gtaph cue Ha1,lifax to thie 26mat, 'She brings $250,000 in specieuon i-n frcight. off'O Halifax the America wvas detained 18 hours by fog. lk ihe Canada arrived at Halifax prbvious to the departure oftlhc di Ainerica fromt that ...

... -te L -d r predgeos A.ios 14. l A s~eetidgof ?? Coermtl9iOnere vwas held to-d'ay ! -thet°d ~ BASsat N RAILWAY BILL.' 051' rbpbrted that the Aberdeen Railway Bil I 8agd both House8 of Parlia*qwt, aind received hhae jt~ fsent. ?? suggested that the Treasurei'gshould th~ R0Y1,1O v of the aecounts of legal expenses, as' well ?? tueite7ptto ?? o eaf of the Hai. sg.bo~~e rde tht tey igt; bes ae ?? ...

... It will be seen from anither ecotolm, that the Lord Provost communticated at the meeting OF the Tonev-Council oe Toes day, the arrangeanects that, bad been made for Hcr LMajcsty's l reception here in passing through this city on her way to Bal- mor,,L Ilis Lordship at first stated that the Queen woald accompany Prince Allbert to the Mound to lay the foundation stone of the National Gallery, ...

... (From tlhi Timm..) a The minutes of evidence taken bv the Committee on ii e the Savings of the Middle eand W6i'king Classes have just of been issued, aied are calculated to prove of great interest t .r to commercial readers from the valuable and uniform testi- .r suony of the various witnesses in favour of a modification t n of the law of partnership that should enable criminal pro- .t ...

... HERnAD OFFcE, Friday Mixorning, BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. LONDON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 15. PROROGATION OF PARLIAMENT. TIlis afternoon the whole of the road, from Buckingham Palace to the House of Lords, was thickly thronged with people anxious to view the procession. Her Majesty arrived at the Rouse at ten minutes past two, and at fifteen minutes past the members of the H~ouse of Conomenea wvere ...