... I (ROM OUR OWN CortaMxsND.) The following appeared in our Evening Edition of yester. day] PARIS, SUNDAY EVENING. The deliberate and reiterated misrepresentation of the government press that Turkey had acqui- esced in the French scheme of intervention now staads confessed. The Presse, which yesterday and the day before (being no doubt misled by affirma-' tive statements from the police) ...

... ITHE JEW AMNINJYTAY, NAPLE& (From the Ec&nmist.) The one fact that ought to satisfy us how little Ithe more granting of a constitution at Naples can be trusted is that the whole fordudiplomacy of Naples is still in the bands of the andi-eonstitutionalist party; and had the rising of the Itovl Guard last Sunday week succeeded in bring- ing aboat a reaction, all the ministers who are now talking ...

... ToE .Alorniniz post of yesterday mentions a romarkatle letter from the FREXCH EMPEROR to our Guy- eruneast, the contents of Whioh, if accepted as an expression of the real feelings Of the writer, will he read with joy by all Euglishmen. it expresses a Strung desire to maintain friendly relations with this country. it proposes a united line of action with reference to Italy and Turkey-in Italy ...

... m Ao LMS AND SICILY. TL'he (Ofcial Jourwal of Naples publishes the following proclamation : t Proclamation of his Majesty ?? to his royal States. After the publication of our sovereign act on the 25th of June last, by which we conceded to our peoples a statute (constitution) upon national and Italian bases-at the same time, also, a general amnesty for all political offences, and we ...

... I MPERIAL PARLIAMNT [BY SLIMAurn ANW UAOXM0oTHLZUBAKJ HOUSE OF OS. MONDAY, J Y 30. Their lordships, met at five o'clock. Lord Clyde took the oaths an d hsis seat. The noble lord was introduced by the Duke of ArglU and Lord Lngfrtd. THE ROMAN STATES. The Marquis of NORmNSBY moved for copies of extracts from the despatohes of her Majest's minister in Tuscan in 18Z6-7, referring to the condition ...

... Paris continues to be the locus.of diplo- cuit matic activity respecting the Syrian question.i poll Another conference, to be held.to-!day, As evi, spoken about. Meanwhile, the ausivr of the En, Sultan, as to the proposed intervention, has| cri not been made public; though a spirited dee message sent by Fuad Pasha to the French | go0 ambassador, reads as if he were anxious to:' bai do away ...

... TEE INIQUITIES OF THE LAW. TO THE EDITOR OF REYNOLDSS NEVWSPAPERL Sue,-i have frequently, in your columns, exposed and denounced the countless iniquities and abominations con- nected with legal process in this country. The adminis- tration of what is mis-termed justice in England is a disgrace, a scandal, and a shame to a aiviized people. The whole system is one of barefaced robbery, and un- ...

... THE GALWAY LINE-THE MEETING TO-DAY It is scarcely necessary to urge the shareholders, as ,vell as all who are interested in the maintenance of the Subsidy-and what Irishman is not ?-to attend at the blansion-house to-day, and strengthen by their pre- sence the claims of Ireland yet unrecognized by thle government and the House of Commons. A full ex- pression of public opinion will have great ...

... T° OORBESP'O'DkiX 2 We' annot. ?? mm AeT tiCe, li ° he respomdbility of relinxubg IS30 . iw esce .he _O . _ J.-Ths verles are a little wfld. &aurb would improve thS paces of onr correspondent's Pegasus. AFOR Gln. - Government clues nob g angtec mone plaea in the slavings' bauk. 0. C-f the property ia feehold, the brother would itake it; Ifpcreona It wod be diided between the-nertOf. Kle OToN . ...

... {FROT OUR. OUV1lN COOIjESl10NDRNT.] PARIS, SATURDAY EvAENINZG S The assent of thle Porte to the intervention in Syria only arrived last evning. INO more remains now ?? foor the Gieat Powvers to come to an un- derstanding, about which not a moument s shoold be Ilost. The protest of the Morning Post has excited a sensation, ?? it is supposed to have been in- spired by Lor rl Palmerston, and, ...

... THE CITY OPINION OF THlE 0 ts OF COM.HOSS wvas nical con- come titer- ; the oned itry; Cox.s .ove- rcial ,uine and vlienL b~e- ed- ;war xdju- far that thiree I the more But ,tion, the Iwve thle ds of the ,rrels lyaxr- d it I to iould I11 a lit in t, the what t not -e is, !)erty IIISO - L war LS an CtiOII cross tllis es of 'hlich. Ili as ruea- the imni- Ollie and !h igl- 0 fi.t - L of it of ...

... The Fulminante, Ettore Fieramosca, Guiscardo, Tancredi, Stromboli, and Ercole, Neapolitan steam frigates the Vesuvio and Capri, steam corvettes; Ii and the merchant vessels Ville-de-Lyon, Protis, t.e and Stella, chartered by the Neapolitan Govern- 0 meut, left the port of Naples on the 23d d of July and two following days, on their it WIay to M4essina, to carry out the evacuation d of Sicily. ...