... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. FRANCE. ab PAntS, MAY 20.-The Mioniteier pislisheB addresses WI~ which have been received by the Emperor from the lord 19 mayor, aldermen, and common counoil of the oity Of I London, and the mayors and aldermen of Cambridge, shb Bmingham, and Bristol, congratulating his MaPsy no his late escape from the tep falsasn a SPAIN. ab MADID MY 1.-heCoreeyeterday voted the ne ...

... R ADMINISTRATIVE REFORDI.-THE GREAT MEBTING IN LONDON. St IFnn a Private hersonef i. I have been to the London Tavern to see how the h meeting about tho right man for the right-place would Cc get on ; and I must say that the mieetn ol aebe i D- more importout one had the business been properly oh ir maae.Fo the universal interest which the subject ishod excited, the originators of the ...

... An adjourned meeting of this beard was hold last evening, in the Commisslouers'-rooms, Hamilton-square, Mr. G. Rae ia the chair, and the other members present were Messrs. Gough, Bailiff, Mills, Willouzhby, Golborno, Bradley, Whittinghal B Curry, and Mind. The object of the meeting was to ?? and confirm the yearly accounts of the township for the year1 ending the 24th of April, 1865. J The ...

... Id ' ' ' WEST DERBY UNIOii - it TO THE EDiTORS 01F THE ;LIVi1POOL scCORtRiitY. . e- Gentlemen,-Major dreig. In his letter to the West Derby I lt Board of Giuardians, refers to the presentment of the jury as. ly an answer to my letter to tha board characterisiig Major E - Groig's report to the board as a tissue of falseboods from .if the chif'constablt would prove.,tbo truth of bis letter to 7 ...

... TUESDAY, MAY 1, l85$. SALUS POPULAR LEX oUPRE A djiv A M Y. -st The House of Lords sat a very short time on rej, Thursday. The Earl of Harrowby announced sto the completion of the electric telegraph between lik Balaclava and London. A return was ordered, on me the motion of the Earl of Malmesbury, of the las numbcr of horses exported from this country from so the 1st of January, 1854, to the ...

... r, Lord Palmerston has a dogma of his own about ti merit. He sqys that it is a thing which cannot be re correctly appre3iated, because the height of it th cannot be measared by the foot and the inch, Et like the height of an aspirant for enlistment into tu the Life Guards, nor its weight ascertained by t1i the scales, like 'he weight of a mnan's purse; that ?? dr it has no colonr oi its own by ...

... - ?? 4- o BUILDING SOCIETIES AND THE STAMP, L DUTIES. Lest evening, a nurmerours meeting of the officers of building edoictics woe held at the Cl1arenden-roorre, to oppose the at- tempt crow bein., made in Parliament to deprive building encistien of thle exemptionl from etarnep duties which they have hitherto enjoyed under the act of Oth and 7th William IV, cap. 32. It appears that in the ...

... | WALLASEY LOCAL BOARD OF, REALTeit. I . The annual general meetfiig of this board, for the purpolo of 01 di making thu necessary arranigements fur retiring rsenmbers of St e the board, the election of new members, and the election of a chairman frr the ensuing year,' was held Nsot evening atithe ti . ofiecs, Egremont. The memubera present wfre Mesirs. Pouley, W i Caine, Hill, Flishwlcle, ...

... . Mr. Sidney Herbert was examined on Wednesday by the chairman. Ile stated that he hold the offiuee of secre- tary-at-war at the breaking out of the war, and his being a cabinet minister in no way interfered with the duties of his situation. The duty of the secretary-at-war was that of a check on expenditure only. He had nothing to do with promotion or discipline otherwise than his consent ...

... - ?? lq- . .PREJSENTATION OF AN ADDRESS TO V SIR GEORGE STEPHEN. Yesterday, at twelve o'clock, a meeting of the membersat set t&e Llverpool Lsw Society wai held in the Law Library, Claron- ag doaufloois, for the parpose of presenting a farewell address to Sir George Stephen, on the eve of his doparture from Liverpool to Australla. Mr. Ambiose' Lace was called upon to preside. Adiongat those ...

... fTHE LIVERFOOL Mt RCURY. FRIDAY, MAY 4; ISM ;SATE0-POP-iU I.BX RtIPBAYA. iii ATRhIPT . UIP' THE PaENCaH HXPEROR'8 . LIFE. . . - ?? The attempted assassinatioti of the Emperor of s's Prance must have produced a profound sensation IO0 in that country. Indignant abhorreuce of the dat crime, and joy for the escape of the intended vic- e tim, would have moved the French people deeply, of had the ...

... Tho traffic returns of railways in the United Kingdom amounted for the week ending April 28 to £375,080, and for the corresponding period of last year to £344,755, showing an increase of £o3,325. LONDON AND NORTH-WE8TERN.-On Friday, a special general mnoeting of the shareholders of this company was hold at the Euston-square station, the Marquis of Chandos, chairman of the directors, presiding, ...