... TH':E WESTl INDAlt M.&)LS-4 The :Royal West India mnail packet Magdalena, Captain Chapmuan, from the West Indies, &rc., arrived at Southampton, yesterday, and landed her mails under the charge of Lient. Young, R.N., Admiralty agent. H~er dates of sailing are :-Vera Crux, August 4; Tampico, July 31; H~avana, August 10; Chagres, 8th; Carthargena, 10th; Jamaica, 11th; Demerara, 9th; Trinidad, 9th ...

... 5 FRANCE.-Tbe Emperor and Empress enter- WI rad Dieppe at half-past five on Saturday evening last, si after a journey of about four hours from St. Cloud., th 3Their reception was very enthusiastic. Great crowds had 03 ;assembled at the station, and along the road to the be ?? de Ville. Triumphal arches were thrown across to ~'the -way, and the houses on each side were hung with tapestry and ...

... ? SAXURVAr HALF-uoLrDAT. TOV1a L.ADts or, FOnmtan~ FAUL C'vcrw-ope .&al Wm ben h'md tj, VeILott OR If Otfdo your less wi'itltw siAers, fh~ttit i,¶%Nd with thle gitbt 1 of trtune, are coia-1A'Ad tO earn fln'ir liveibxIsmil kV their honeasr, thlongh too'afe if-m piiiitd Ithbisur. Ymhutt el be solkitrtd to take iigo vs ur confls l'ratin u e coui ioiw ef hseYoung wmouttu wh~ raiini-str to wtor re ...

... ''TH:E STRIK4E -OF THE: LIGHTE.RM ,N.i TO T5SE EDITOS' OF T~lE3 DAUILY HEW8. . SIr,-Observing in the ?? Nfews ofr Monday Man article~on the subject of the strike of the working lighter- ,mnen of the River Thames, calculated to prejudice thiem in the eyes of the public if unattended with some explanation, inasmuch as 'many alight thereby be induced to believe ,they were vnell paid, and had no ...

... WEST INDIA MAIL. Th l SOUTHAMPTON, AUG. 31. 63a Captj°n Ch, Company's steam ship Magda- 'Cl ' am Chapman, arrived this evening at six anil r inorm the West Indies, with the usual agt OCharge of Lieutenant Young, Admiralty r hber homeward voyage the Magdalena espenced heavy ~veather soon after leaving St. ~fro 11' di a strong head breeze. She was free be Crt dates brought by the Magndalena are- ...

... B DU1fTBURGH G3AZETTE. Joh1n Wood. weriter, lately Imdd~h~ lit Ed lhtebnw tbeard -i Crealitas niece im StvlTrenso&LI tioqitlt, St Andrew Square, 2dil- burgh,1 'liblirtfietd Street, Par- the ant atArti 11Cm tornat: ~tin the Gotee HOWr, (di 1erge Squae, tan~w. 3th ptrnls; to'aclock. c~rcaitomf of Mle= 'nddet Drrsdale, CIOt anld aille w ho'ommamnr in Eliitalitue'tin meoar% 1DerAtl ac ILyco'a ...

... SOUTH Is !I N. JTH FESTIVAL OF 'THE TEIGNBRIDGE CRICKET CLUB. - Tbe--TcignbbiiA~eCiiekbt C(uIb,whleh cblebrptes itsi existence by. a festival once. In tep years, held itsathird 6n bTdrsthy. It' Was' vevy, wettay qiadtha n'nibers,*,erel 'tbefe'ore pireclnd'dd '*oni plathi g. *lie .'dinnter-'took pjlecee 'Balertpiesilied 'Tpeiuaua loy tb:dis ha~i jbeer givert,: ''The'liv ?? 'health of the ...

... LO>NDO0N. TIIUISDAY:, SEJP2~ 1. ' JUSTLICE to Ireland, in the mouths of repealers, meant Justice to Dublin, or a return to the good old times when its citizens were enriched by jobs of all kinds. 4Justice to Scotland has of Ate been heard from north the Tweed, in a feeble whine, wshich those who utter it swould fain persuade them- selves wrill sound in the ears of the Sonthron like the ...

... TjH E stl iRIKE OFRBH LIGHTERuMEN The strike of the working ligh'ernaen, of which we gave notice in the Deaiy Newvs of Monday, still conti- nues. The Quay Lightermen (as the master lighter- men who lighter for the quays and wharves are called) are, it appears, left with merely their own apprentices and foremen. They are endeavouring with this help and that of a few men, to whose demands they ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE, a THE FRENCH EMPU. PARIS, MONDAYt ?? has been a great deal of agitation at the Bourse to-day, and the Three per Cents. have fallen nearly 0one franc. The chief cause for this fell appears to have been a report that the Emperor of Russia, on being informed of the nsndificatinn made by the Sultan in V the note proposed by the Conference of Vienna, bad declared t that he bad ...

... [FRLOM ;OUR OWN CORRIOSPONDENT.] DUBLIN, WEDNESDAY MORNING. There was again an almost total suspension of commercial business yesterday, from the anxiety of the public to witness the proceedings connected with the Queen's visit. The Stock Exchange was open yesterday, but the stockbrokers might as well' have closed the doors, for scarcely any business was transacted. In the entire share-list ...

... The Commissioners of National Education have lu just issued their report for ]852. II It appears that at the close of 185 ' there were 4875:schools in operation, and 544,004 pupils on the rolls; showing an tl increase. -of- 171 schools an 24,203 pupils. Besides these a there were 75 sohoolsi intended for 7475 pupils, not in ope=a- 1 tion. - The total attendance in 1852 gives 11 and a fraction ...