... 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 ...

... We have received with the Journal de St. Peters- ex bloury of the 12th inst., an extraordinary supplement El containing a circular, addressed by Count Nesselrode th to the Russian legations, giving au account Of the results obtained by the negotiations of Vienna, as well as of the circumstances which have obstructed co their progress. The document with its annexes occupies eleven columns of ...

... ROMAN CArRO.ulC aCHQOOLS IN Li VARPOOL. The general report for the year 1854, by Mr. S. N. Stokes, on. of the Government inspectors of the schools, on the ?? Catholic schools inspected byhim in the northwestern adivision of England, which is appended to the minutes of the ?? of Council on Education, just issued, contains isome interesting information on the present condition of the schools of ...

... sINGLSJ PRISONERS OF WAR IN RUSSIA. T11 B~sL of CLARENDON presents his compliments I t~w Editor of ?? Chronicle, and begs' to tofC tard to him the accompanying list, re- led a unofficial source, of some of the f,-11 prisoners at Voronetz, in Russia, who have 1,ng releved from funds supplied by her Majesty's bee r lnelit for this purpose, through the obliging ate ~etitio of the Danish Minister ...

... bMR. LAYARD AND HIS PURSUERS. If Mr, Layard owes small thanks to the official and military pack who would, have torn him to pieces a little while ago for having, through some misinformation, made an indefensible raid into that choice patronage preserve, the Horse Guards, he ought to feel very much obliged to them for the manner in which they are following up the game. To change-the metaphor, ...

... IRELA ND. I i l SH PAUPEBISaf. There are 868 paupers in the Tipperary V being a decrease of 359 from the same Pe'riODI, year. The expense of provisions, d&c., for the dla was £81, and the average cost of each Week Is. 9d. The uncollected rates amounted to Daupet and the guardians have to their credit a, s£, £277 18. Ai master weaver at a s Ia Of per week was elected at the last meetin f th ...

... NR WAvVENDRRS' BENEVOLENT AND PROVIDENT INSTITUTION, ---Q Least night, the sixteenth annual meeting of this institu- tion, which was established in 1839, for granting temporary relief and permanent assistance to masters and servants engaged as venders of newspapers, was held at tile Freet masons' Tavern, Great Queen-street, to hear the report of the somumittee for the past year, to elect ...

... THE CRYSTAL PALACE at SYDENHAf. i Ig THE PROPOSED INDIAN COURT. e The question has often been put by persons who have visited the Crystal Palace, and by those who intend to do so, n When will the Crystal Palace be finished ? It may sound somewhat ominous to the shareholders and harsh to the directors of the undertaking, but the truth is, that no if person now living will ever see the ...

... THE ASSISTANT OVERSEER OF BIDSTON. TO THE EDITORvS OF THE LIVERPOOL ?.IEICUJRY. Gontleiron,-We, the undersigned overseers of this township having heard of a report detrimental to the character of Mr. Frederick Nettle, assistant overseer, sa published in the Liver. pool Mercury aboiat four weeks p'st, feel it our duty to declare that in consequence of Mr. Nettle's absence from home h- (being in ...

... LONDOW AND SOUTH-WESTERN RAILWAY. Yesterday a meeting of the shareholders of this company, convened on the requisition of Eeveral of their own body, was held at the London Coffee-house, Ludgate-hill, for the purpose of taking ?? consideration their position with respect to the extension of their line from Dorchester to Exeter. The chair was taken by Mr. JoaN DICKENSON, who stated that he had ...

... MT hee ?? 0ioutal DUBLIN: TUESDAY; MAY 22, 1855. - ' ' i Mr. Milner Gibson's motion was t lbzay been discussed last night in the House of COmmofi. It declares that peace ought have beeiA msdb with Russia onthe'terms proposed by Prince Gortachakoff. A similar motion in the Lords, urged by Lord Grey, will declare the same proposition, and a similar fate probably awaits both. The terms proposed ...

... ADDRESS OF THE ADKINISTRATZVB :RBsPORM - ASSOCIATION.- ?? I. 1; :, FFTLWW CoyuTax -The admlnietrative Befoitz Asso- clation hs been ?? into erletnce by the exlgenoy of the time. Ito members have to interest in agitatlob, they have no per0onalmbiton to eerv3, no individual advantages to &Gein they. 1hd nlo prsona stitok-teby can otly enter ?? mG t, which involves a Iong and arduous atheg- glq1 ...