... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... | MALTA, JULY 22.-Oar latest dates from the Bay of Besika are to the 16th, on which day the fleets of England and France were both lying there. Vice-Admiral IHamelin reached the hay on the 11th inst., by the Pluto, and shortly after received the command of the French fleet from Admiral La Sesse, who left on the same day for Smyrna, whence he will proceel to Athens to perform quarantine, and ...

... { .F-'O)RFiGN INTELLIGENCE, THE FEC MIE PARiS, THURsD Eo aem an he has received a letterfromBachaeet. It Bys Tbehave not less than 75,000Russiansclose to the tow 'hey are fine looking fellows, butweshould wish to see t turned towards us. The fonds have been very heavy to-dayl but with very little variation on the prices of yesterday. - d M M. Yorke, the contractor for the Crystal Palace, an ...

... I.. -tL L4;FAM N . I ' W~.9100P.ARLIMENT. . ?? I HOUSE OFe LOiD8Mscni r Te Lord Chanceilltir took his eaontewoohislck at five o'cock. *The Marquis of BREAD.ALBANE pressoted several pe- titions from placea in Scotlandy praying for .the establieb- inert of additionmal parochial, schools ln that country; also in seveidl' petitions ?? the Sheriff's Court.(Scotiand) bill; ?? and to ;1etition ...

... I WAR-OFFICE, JULY 29. 18th Regiment of Dragoons-Cornet W L Foilden, from the 2d Dragoons, to be Cornet, vice Davis, promoted. 2d Foot-Lieutenant F L 0 Atty to bo Captain, by pur- chase, vice Chute, who retires; Ensign W W Martin to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Atty; C Squiul, Gent, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Martin. ' 3d Foot-Ensign H G C Burninghain to be Lieutenant, by purchase, ...

... TI At eleven o'clock on Friday night the following resolution was agreed to at a meeting of the committee of cab-owners: i '*That the committee of the Metropolitan hackney car. riage trade having observed that certain amendments have been proposed to the hackney carriage act, take this oppor- tunity of earnestly recommending their fellow-tradesmen to return to their usual avocations. On ...

... I _ , , ,On Monday, the 25th of J3ly, his ace the most Rev. Dr. Cullen administered the sacrament of confirmation in the Catholic church of the H oly Cross, Blesington. On Wednes- day his Grace confirmed in the parish of Black Ditches, and on Thursday in the handsome church of St. Mary, Bally- more-eustace. His grace expressed himself greatly pleased with the answering of the children, ard ...

... I THE MIS STERS' MONEY BILL. The citizens of Dablin, of Corks andV f the other towns afflicted with the Ministers' Money impost have been at great trouble to remove that odious burden, and the Liberal administration of Rus- sell, Aberdeen, and Co., has resolved to reward their labours by rendering more permanent and more unjust the grievance against which they contended. The new bill, by ...

... i THE CAPITAL CONVIOTIWl, A (Aei'ons the JermanaIh 3MaiL) ' . We refer with pain and regret to a report of the TyronP assizes, which will be found in another columnandento which we direct the attention of our readers, and twidtof the:Bri. tish public at large. The case furnishes abundant evidence of the apathy with which the clergy'of the establihed church in this country discharge their ...

... X THE3 MT Lg°JB,.;~enl~embred, aid if tile Field of the Cloty~of Gold, is Btill remeLuO, poets by mere description Call give, celebrity to spots where imaginary battles have been fought, surely the Chelbhanl in paiga will make this valley famous. The division turned out at eleven o'clock lost.Satu~rday$ and concentrated in the hollow In1 foto h cam ofm th 1st and 2ef brigades., Here, they ...

... I ?? CHURCH. .PASTORAL ADDRESS OF THE RIGHT REV. DRi. KILDUFF TO THE CATHOLIC CLIERGY AND LAITY OF' TOSE DIOCESE OF ARDAGH. Having come to take amongst YOuL the position to which Divine Providence has been pleased, notwitbastandling my great unworthiness, to call me, I desire to share with yo Some Of those anxious thoughts and feelings which fill my mind in view of the serious cares and ...