... 1 TELEGRAPHIC DESPATOHES. The following telegraphic despatches were re- ceived yesterday:-s PARIS, JAN. 9. 6 The Emperor reviewed to-day the detachments of ri the Imperial Guard about to proceed to the Crimea. y His Mrajesty addressed1 them an eloquent farewell, which was hailed with enthusiasm. The Empress was received with great warmth. t RwOMEi, JAN. 8. i The French army of occupation in ...

... I LIVERPOOL. Ale- at The eladborate finishings of the interior have been designed ree by Professor Cockerell, and very arduous and responsible, et ne'doubt, has it been felt to handle a framework so nobly dldesigned ; and great might well be the apprehension that its grace and nobility might suffer under any hands short of that -of thooriginal iaster hiniself, Mr. Elmes. The ceiling, nd ...

... Ti THE COMMXUTiA TJlO N Pre To Ttl EDITOR OP THEt MORNING}C~ol Silt-As your readers mayr feel asxious o inr tlt re nf the corn averages for the seven years ?? et published in the London earic'te of the 5th1 instt *j2 Ir ?? 0°/4 ?? hs~ht ?? 7s% ditto O ?? 6S ditto I beg t~o state for their information that each £Thrn rent charg~e will for t he year 1855 ansono~t to £09 1. i wohich is a ...

... RAIL WA I'S. DUNDEE AND''ARBROATIJ. The bali-yearly meeting of this company wal held on Wed- nesday, at Dundee, Mr. (i. Arnolatead in the chair. The report stated that a l alance of £445 w/as brought from last account and added to the gross revenue of £14,540, mak- io, £15,935. Fromi this was deducted £6,804 for working ex- penses and £1,289 for rates and taxes, leaving £6,992, out of which ...

... HER MAJE?STY2S hEW YEAR'S GIFTj WINDSOR, Jas,!. The distribution of the royal newr year's gifls asrlor deserning poor of the parishes of Newv Windsor, tbe9. Triuity, and Clewver, took place in the riding-sebool morning, under the superintendence ofE . comraittee Di3e nagement, composed of the Hon. end Very Revererei Dean of Windsor, Hon. Colenel Phipps, Colonel Bidie'; the clergy, ...

... I FOLKESTONE. The first public recognition of this gallant officer's services since his return to England from the Crimea took place on Monday, at Folkestone, when a congratulatory address, ac- companied by a sword valued at 150 guineas, was presented I to him by a deputation from the inhabitants of the united t parliamentary boroughs of Hythe, Folkestene, and Sand. t gate. The presentation ...

... '11R ROBERT PEEL AT TAM WORTH. pi5 s1eboccasion of a soir~e ai; Tattnworth, in connection ,: hle Library and Reading-room for the Working Clavses, rliuteri Yoel made D useful and pleasing speech, full of eo. sdsice a- :.Piaysir badl remarked to him, besmaid, that andeesal. caurso of readling resulted ina little advan~tage. W~hat he rf d necommend was thlat they should read wvorks hearin~g ::Lu ...

... PIEDMIONT. TURIN, JAtN. 11. The interest excited by the debates on the Mo- nastie Institutions Bill has been completely rivalled by the importance attached here to the treaty of alliance with the Western Powvers. The position of Piedmon t is, in the eyes of every Sardinian, greatly elevated by the knowledge tliat diplomacy has ex- erted all its influence to produce this consumma- tion. ...

... , WARSAW, JAN. 5. t, The newr year has witnessed the arrival in Warsaw s. of some of the highest military authorities of the ry Empire. The inspector-general of engineers, and m former commander of Cronstadt, Lieut.-Gencral D.Dehn, has arrived from St. Petersburg to inspect r- and command the fortifications of the Polish capital.l In General D~ehn is, it will be remembered, the con-i ...

... MIR, W. S. blNtDSA Y, Mf.P., ON THE TB A SPORT .SER VIC&. Thle Egqeitable Freight and Inssurance Association held its 9, annual dinner at the Albion Assembly Rooms, Tynemouth, on Thursday last; Alderman Pow was in the chair. The UsUal l0yal toasts having been given, followed by Our- e* A~lles, the French and Turks, and Her .Uajesty's ldi- ~h nisters,all of which were drunk with applause, ? ...

... I LOND O N: SATURDAY, JANUARY 27, 1855. Regret and surprise are weak terms to express the feelings with which the announcement of Lord JoHux RUSSELL'S resignation has been almost uni- versally received. Independently of the want of congideration towards his colleagues and political friends exhibited (not for the first time) by his lordship, he has so tinmed his abandonment of his post as to ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS-TUt2lDAY. The Speaker took the chair at four o'clock. There was a full atteudance of meurbers. ?? Mr. Pakenham took the oaths and his seat f county M11.KENNEDY. Sir J. SHELLEY said tbat irs thle present state of public affairs he would postpone to Tuesday, the 18th February' the otin ofwhih behadgiven noticO, for a select cons- Inittee to require into ansi consider the ?? end ...