... THE NEW TMEXICAN TARIFF. (From thle Newr ?? Pica isle.) By the kindness of Mr. Dabelsteen, vice-consul for Mexico, we are enabled to present to our readers the following synopsis of the new Mexican tariflf a copy o which he received in advance from the Mexican govern- ment, by the steamer Texas. The following are the ports declared open to foreign com- merce: On the Gulf Mexico: Sisal, ...

... The new regulations relating to cabmen and cab- fares are likely to produce for some time a considerable addition to the ordinary business of the police court, judg- ing from the number of summonses granted and applied for by drivers and fares, who were unable to settle their dis- putes withoutaresortto authority. Among the summonses granted yesterday was one against Lady Alderson, the wife of ...

... LORD JORN RUSSELL'S PROPOSED EDUCATIONAL BILL, and RAGGED SCHOOLS. 0 To THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Bia-The introduction of a new educational measure by Lord John Russell calls for an earnest consideration of the principles which should guide any such bill, and of the degree in which it is calculated to carry them out; the tem. porary postponement of that proposed by him fortunately ...

... WHY DO NOT EUROPEANS INVEST CAPITAL IN LAND lV INDIA P To THE EDITOR OF THE M4ORNING CHRONICLE. Sin-One might almost believe in clairvoyance, and tha' there were clairvoyants in Iudiq. In former letters I gaoe you instances of the refutation in Indian journals, tit a distance of a quarter of the globe, either simil. taneously or by anticipation, of Misstatemeets which were made, or ...

... LATEST FOREIGN NEW.E.: . FRANCE. [FROM OU. OWN COaRBS9ONDENT.] PARIS, FRIDAY NiGHr.-Private letters just arrived from Constantinople, state that the accounts sent hitherto of the force of the Turkigh army are mich exaggerated. It will not be possible to collect more than eighty thou. sand men; and in case it became desirable to cross the Danube and attack the Russians, not more than forty ...

... _ m [BY SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH.] The following successive despatches have been received: VIENNA. WEDNESDAY, FIVE P Mt. Authentic Intelligenee has reached us from Czirtowitz to the 4th July, via Lemberg. per telegraph, this merning. Tke Russians entered the principalities on the 3rd, with the fourth and fifth army divisions under General Da- aenberg. A proclamation signed by Prince Gorteobakoff ...

... CHUBRMIES OE THIE Move I. C:erfain of the London churches being deserted by the people,,the churches' are. straightway to follow them. .An 4 t is ripening that shall em- power certain bishops with other authoritie to condemit' and rt-UYuM MM.vaintooHa'ktt etiner's> o- iweylug their materials out of town,'to be rebuilt n closer neighb6urhoob to their old congregation. Atthe first blush, we are ...

... Yesterday, at Bow-street, Mr. Jobn Bigg, fruit- erer, of Covent-garden market, applied for a -summons under the New Hackney Carriages Act, with the view of testing the clause relative to the conveyance of luggage. The applicant, holding up a fine specimen pine-apple in his hand, stated that for a long time past he had been ac- customed to employ cabs for the purpose of conveying fruit of that ...

... [M33CE[NT'SE$MENANDTHE:' OYAL' I NAVTY.: I 7 TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. SIR,-As you inserted in your valuable paper the former part of the correseondeace- relative to her Majesty's ship Calypso taking from our barque, the Parrock Hall, four of her her men while at St. Kitt's, we inclose herewith a further correspondence between the Board of Trade and ourselves on the subject. We hope you ...

... r;uislo Ln U C ?? ; A ZITE,-Ft iday, J uI' 8. ?? iri1n hi'. been pleasie to apurove of fTir. Fi',i~llfiOai as en ?? 'ri .u il La.tenii ri aje'.ti tle ijlio of the Bt crzows oviFICE, Juix ii. 1 Iii i. e ?? 'r aere r oi:'.1',ioeo Prchinllld. in t P n ucI ,ro-Cornetltl'3 O'Brien, EFIq., WfDrifiinteo cn Al ('l~ire; cili Lieuteliaft-General oin John FosicC litz- C. Ci-i C. B, a iotkeloeil the ...

... THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY, I JULY 8. FOREIGN-OFFICE, JULY 6. The Queen has been pleased to approve of Air. Fitzwil- liani, as Vice-Consul in London for his Majesty the King of the Belgians. CROVWN-OFFlCF, JULY e. MEMYBERS RETURNED TO SERVE IN Tills PRESENT PARIAMtENT. County of Clare-Cornelius O'Brien, Esq., of Birchfleld, in the county of Clare; and Lieutenant-General Sir John Foster Fitz- ...

... THE, NEWP INDIA BILL.-THEE NOSags I INA TED DIRECTORS. To THE EDITOR OF Tin, MORNING CHRONICLE. B1tt-Among the questions which will probably be dis- cussed this evening, in connection with the new India Bill, is that which relates to the nomination of a cer- tain uilniber (in the first instance a sixth, subsequently and permanently a third) of the new Board of Directors, the number of which ?? ...