... F rOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. I , - _1- - --q FRANCE,-There appears to be no longer any rea. son to doubt that the Emperor of the French will pro. ceed forthwith to the Crimea. In the COnstitutionne? it is stated that his camp equiipage has already been sent off; andithe 10th of May is confidently named in Paris as the day on wlhich be wilt take his departure. It is now underst iod that Queen ...

... LLOYD'S WEEKLY NRWSPAPEW.(OFFICE.. LO' Wt S D..Y NIGhT. = ?? Ta , ?? OY' SEBASTPL A telegraplhie message from the Crimea, of date ad r eent as Wednesday, reached the Ad- miralty on Thursday; but the government, now in sole possession of the quidhest means of comnmu- nication; appears to have had nothing important to announce. Tke opinion is gaining ground that the assault will not take place ...

... I ARMY STAITONS, MAY 1, 185. ?? Guard, Regout'o-pk. 4 0th, Australia, Gailway. Ist Lffe Guardk. 3flg6 ...

... ,TH. :he : 5 . . ?? weesot rspid progae Theer liet. Th hoe'most behpatwork. b l wvater at the behnntng of the week bt 0hi W have no ?? trl a ls ataud, and w to d A the grden basiness oeonaiommaly must always be very shy of ung the a once b0r o O and ther'sant sz excited, andi lt. most be r -egul lye qi li you do bgi 'sak the ground ail over deeper thon a shlowser of raiae ould d D it; ber s ir ...

... BOMIBARDMENT OF SEBASTOPOL. , . . .E a . . I I I ~. The: following important and interesting information is contained in a letter j77st receivad ?rdm'a captain in the Engineers, in a letter which is dated the 9th. of April. It may. be. stated that' the, officer in question is one of the three superior engineer cfflcers upon7 wbom it willdevolve to take a leading part in the assault upon ...

... IMPEB 2jAX-AMENL., I H . OUSY OF ?? 8.-MoD~ ;Al' ~OSPOAst A StrvwA~1r.VIeI stated, 'In e toqu. tidak fro Mr Sdney bert- and Mr. ?? Msy.r, be eadat he epital at. myrna, ?? to ny ?? eartthe climate of Synp5if~~O 'f~vni~ble~th 's&; hatthe medical tafftherewraa ble of attending to double the number now under their care and that, acting noon thia anfnrmatmon, theovof were about to send out huts ...

... OLD INNS; .THEIR E O:M ANCE ElEV7NL1Y,, HISTORY,- and TRADITIONS. By 3 ONZFACE. CHAPTER IV. To those who look for an explanation of the origin of the signs of inns, it will, perhaps, suffice to remind them, that until an almost recent date all houses of business. were distinguished by appropriate signs, instead of being streeted and numbered, as now-a-days is the case. -, In- deed, the ...

... TELEGRApH TO SEBASTOFOL. The electric cornumaieation from Varfia to Balaclava by submarine cable being 110w completed-strange and wonderful as it mav seem-haed.quarters, Balakilava, are, as far as possibility of telegraphic communiufiation is concerned, but some few hour distant from the war- officeai WhitehalL- _This. fact, so remarkable in itself asa triumph of science; derives at this , ...

... TOWN EDIT-ION. LATEST FOREIGN NEWB. 'VIiXA, AN : k rs 27- rince Godtsetslkfr requstsed vesterday's con- lnc'c tnt tec ?? only threw'ort fome rsunacceptablehints : events in the Crimea arc nowt awaited to fssetiltate a settlemeneof the third point. 'rhis t authentic. iii. Drouyn De Lhuos teft this morning. 'Genekils CTurils anati-. Letang- accompany General Hess to head-quarters' We eari'n nron ...

... E ..ii- .Q ,:OF PHYMIQAL FOBOCF 'LMt, week Witnessed t.e springtidF of EndU h ser- vility.' 't sutrged and mie6led.,t.'ieigbt'hicbi many. would havo deemed incredible. Manhood, freedom,- iirtue, and truthwrere sbumerged by the flood'of lick- spittalin Vimw h hhad 'stjrin. landmarks in thi pro- gress of humanity which many. hsad too sanguinely be- lieved to have been'effectually and forvever ...

... I I MDGLISh PRISONER&S IlN RUSSIA. ' The Englishwoman in: Rassia-the antheres of the well-knwn book of that title, writes as follows:- The following particulars may in some degree serve to alay the anxiety Plkely to be experienced by the re- latives of our brave compatriots now prisoners Gf war, At Varonetz and Kirkoff. I have travelled throughthe length and breadth of Russian territory, and ...

... OUR COMPORARIES. WORK posu LIoS&ILATIVELnua.(i a.- The desire for inquiry which the general conviction of the inefficiency Ot our departments has created is too eager and cravipg to be satisfied by the labousrs of a single committee, ranging over the whole service of our militaryoperations, but not searching very deeply into the machinery of our administration or the structure and ...