... FlFRoY OUR OWN COILRRSPONDENT.] DUBLIN, SATURDAY. et-t 0f the weather still causes the deepest 'rh .ide oil tlccoult of the backwardness of spring Solj~it~ 0le wtind again shifted towards tihe LrtPP is oniting, with an exceedingly cold tem- t~ortloull ,o anolther heavy fall of snow; but perali fr bre were ?? of a thaw. This $00Da1 s everitY of the weather at this period is, Ul *corsidlertd ...

... [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT. I MADRID, APRIL 30. The Ministers held their usual weekly council at Aranjuez last evening. It is said that the only change that will take place in the Cabinet at pre- sent is that General Lersundi will take the Fo- reign-office definitively (he has hitherto held it ad interim), in consequence of Senor Ayllon's refusal to accept it, and will give up the War-office, ...

... - - LFROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] DUBLIN, MONDAY MORNING. It appears, from the assize intelligence, that there has been, during the present circuits, quite as de- cided a decrease in civil litigation in the Record Courts as of criminal business in the others. The equity suits in our Court of Chancery are almost as numerous as at any former period, although, owing to the reforms introduced, the ...

... OXIORD DIOCESAN TRAINING SCHOOL. | THE EARL OF DERBY AT CULHAM. Tbe opening of the diocesan school for training parochial schoolmasters at Culhban, on Monday, presented an occasion of no ordinary interest for the inhabitants of Oxford and its vicinity. The establishment of this institution may be re- garded as the first step of an important and beneficial im- provement in ecclesiastical and ...

... [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] PARIS, SATURDAY EvENING. I mentioned yesterday that M. Kisseleff had re- ceived important despatches from St. Petersburg, but that at the time of writing the contents were not I known. Later in the evening it was known that: they announced that the rejection of the ?? by the Porte was known in that capital on the 25th. The order bad consequently been sent to the ...

... LrnoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] ALEXANDRIA, JULY 7. Great efforts have been made, both here and at Cairo, to equip and prepare the naval and military armament demanded by the Porte. In a few days more a very respectable fleet of twelve well found ships of war will leave this port for Constantinople, with 15,000 troops. The strength of the fleet will be best understood from the following summary ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-FRIDAY. Thier lordships met at five o'clock. LAW OF EVIDENCE AMENDMENT. Lord BROUG HAM said he bad to call the attention of their lordships to a very important matter, in respect to which lie thought his noble and learned friend on the wool- sBack, hiis noble and learned friend the Lord Chief Justice (Lord Campbell), and he himself had a right to complain. It was of tlh ...

... THE. REBELLION IN CHINA. In addition to the intelligence which we pub- lished on-Saturday, we take the following interest- ing itnmsrespecting the rebellion in China from the figes of China papers. [FRON THE NORTH CHINA HFRALD OF THE 7TEH MAY.] VISIT OF HElR MAJESTY'S STEAMER HERMES TO NANKING.* The Hermes returned to this port on the afternoon of the 5th instant, with his Excellency Sir John ...

... [FROM OUR OW R IOOUESPONDUNT-1 VIENNA, SxPT. 10. id The report which was current on 'Change yester- 3 day, namely, that letters had. been received from St. Petersburg, in answer to the important Ac- e spatches forwarded from hence on the 28th Alt., is e- now confirmed. These letters came by the steamer e: from Cronstadt, which arrived at Stettin two days 0. ago; but they simply contain an ...

... [FROM OUR SPECIAL OORKESPONDENT.] BRADFORD, FRIDAY. Of the performance of the Metsia&l, which occupied the morning of yesterdays aid which was not oyer when yester- day's despatth left, it is cot ?? in say tnto0h Iti detail, after dthe general expression of opinion which Whs been given hs to the executive capabilities of the orchestra and chorus at St. George's Hall. Those who acquitted ...

... [FROM .oVR OWN OO4UHSNPINDF)NT.J DUBLIN, FRIDAY MORNING. The lain continued all day yesterday, and fre. -luettly came down in exceedingly heavy showers, compelling the crowds; of visitors now in Dublin to keep, within doors, and -causing x general desertion of. the haunts of plea- sure and even 'bf busine's. If this very un- tavourable state of the weather should continue aven for another week ...

... THE CAMP AT CHOBEAM. To TUE EDITOR OF TH5N MORNING CHRONICLE. Six-I should say that upon no occasion whensoldiers were brought together in large masses, and living for some time under canvas, was thbre ever known a less degree of sickness than in the encampment which has just broken up, D 8,829 (on the average) men, exclusive of officers, having been a encamped for ten weeks, ,the nunmber of ...