... FROM OUR LONDON CORRESPODRNT, 'London, Pafday Eeontf!9. There is very little news here,, the greateventof heday; being the strike of the hackney carriage drivers which still continues, not one of the familiar vehicles being die- cerniblc to-day. Apart from the inconvenienc .of the thing, the appearance of the streets of the village, all cab-de- serted as it is, is much more qulot and ...

... [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] PARIS, SATURDAY EVENING. The feeling here to-day is considerably more in favour of the probability of a pacific arrangement for the Turco-Russian dispute than it has been for some days past. This is owing to the firmness of the assurances given by the Semaphore and the Cour- rier of Marseilles, that their private letters by the Caradoc, from a good source, lead ...

... FLAGRANT INJIJsr[CE oF THlE B13ANNE.R AND , W I('. |AV observe that both of the ahove-naimied journals, rlnot saktisfied Witlh ; ?? fiillmiceie(eilt of their Own Ciroulialioll, whiCliI is re'fbec ly Igi ti oct o ai .d pl-opel, have r'resortel to tue lllfali' procediur of publisling the r'c II n oF Saill pI iss led to ti Ie local p ress thrc yeiwm.s mso, nainely in 1850. Nowv, to sihowv t ...

... DUBIN 13Tt,15 DUB4INg: DIO~1DAY, AU UST 1, 1853. T THE CHLMESE REBELLION. England, with Burmaih in her grasp, approaches the Chinese frontier, ?? in another direc- tion, traversing the inhlstitsb wilds of Mdogolia, aims at ?? inflence by the sa'se Li contact, and, if acc66ints isjrue tenders Russian. support to the Brother of th2Sun. Russia, how- ever, can never exercise any powerful influence ...

... . PARIS, SaTtlIDil EVZN'IXN. lti. s h-this time clear that the optimists, who b1 n *Iv maintain that the eastern question is do . d ot in ?? hearts believe their own news. !c tligic supposed by the Couorrir ide ½-; o .s to hos e been brought by the Caradoc is so 1 that it must, cre this, have produced an extra- ?? cflect on the Bourse had it been true. The story- iz that a proposal for an ...

... Thle following are the receipts of ratlways for the past week:- *Miles Opend. Traffie Retur~ns. Nilsi OF RIAILWAT. 721 72A Aberdeen ?? .1 87i 379 Beolfast and ?? .. 821 777 32 32 Biknod L~ancashire &6Vlbshlrcl iumction 2202 1S64 B.- llackburn 841 849 Biristol a11d Exeter .. . 6603 5163 1891 ISg! Caledonian .. .. .nj 94i 94iI Chesiter and( I lolyhoad 416897 113 59 1)ubtin and D~rogheda 2.. ...

... FOREIGN NEW6. FRtANCE. (Froim tle Mornisig Chrouicle's Correspondence.) P'aris, Wedncsday Evesisig. ti The telegraphic despatch frots Marseilles, bringillg news w from Constantinople of the t6th, does not throwy much light on ir the Russo-Turkish quarr el, nor give any ?? to those Il- terested iii arriving at a solution of the question. Tbe Divall p: las, as wvas to be expected, protested ...

... 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 ...

... NA VAL. THIE SPITHEAD FLEET. PORTSMOUTH, JULY 31.-The promised review of the fleet at Spithead has not yet had any day authentica]]y named as that on which it is to come off. A large amount of curiosity, and indeed anxiety, exists in reference to it, and, it is hoped as noon as her Majesty's arrangements and thorough return of health wsilt admit of its being done, that a specific day may be ...

... TRADE A SOURCE Or CIVILIZATION. [FROM THE ECONOMIST.1 Amongst the advantages of our free-trade system we must include an increase in the prosperity and civilization of other nations. It has increased our imports from and our exports to them. Now, that increase implies, in however small a degree, an increase in the trade between the individuals of the nations we trade with, an extension amongst ...

... I 6ELEGRAPHIC DESPATCIHES.I FRO V OUR VIENNA CORRESPONDENT.] ?? Oun VIENNA, JULY 30. pecial courier from Constantinople has ar- wd vitih ?? of the 20th inst. ihe conferencesare progressing favourably, but 5bi has been definitively settled. the ortc *vishes Russia to evacuate the Princi- T Pso ated proposes simultaneously to send an ,,s,.ssetdor estraordinary to re-open diplomatic vegotiationS. ...

... Vfat Courtw OSBORNE, JULY 30. The Queen and Prince with the Royal children were out in the grounds at Osborne yesterday. Sir James Clark arrived from London yesterday and returned this afternoon. JULY 31. Her Majestv, accompanied by the Princess Royal and Princess Alice, attended by the Marchioness of Ely and the Hon. Alary Seymour, drove out yesterday afternoon in an open carriage. Col. ...