... The Atoniteur publishes the following circular, ad- dressed by the Minister for Foreign Affairs of France to the French Legations, in reply to the recent circular of Count de Nesselrodos- Paris, May 23. Sir,-All the newspapers of Europe have reproduced from the Joursnal de St. PNeerebourg the circular which Count de Nesselrode addressed, under date of the 10th of May (28th of April old style), ...

... EMPERIAL PAIRLIAMENT. OUOSE OF fUt3DSi-MiONDAY, JUNE, 4. Lord UsAeNVILLE, ill reply to Lard Aiboluarle, stated that the Russian government, ia a recent cironlar, had miand prvsanted the liee of conduct pursued by Captain Watson, in declaring the blockade of the ports of that empire Pa the Baltic. lne Niewspeper Stampa Bill passed through cmn- rniteu.-Atj. TUESDAY. i ulolmsur, in reply to Lard ...

... DESPATCH FROM LORD RAGLAN. Before Sebastopol, May 26, 1865. My Lord,--I have the honour to report to your lord- ship that a portion of the allied armies took up a posi- tion yesterday on this side of the Tchernays, the left of the French resting under a redoubt established upon the edge of this ridge overhanging the valley, and op- posi-e the Inkerman heights; the right extending be- yond ...

... DISGRACEFUL DISTURBANCE IN SANDOATE BY THREE SOLDIERS. an Cn+1- - - San-s An F .lr On baturday evening, one of those disgraceful rows, which alarm the peaceable inhabitants and bring dis- credit upon the military, took place in Sandgate,. through the drunken and disorderly conduct of three soldiers belonging to the 86th infantry, at present stationed at the Blarracke, in this town. It appears ...

... GATESHEAD TOWN COUNOIL. An adjourned meeting of the council was held on Wednesaay; the llayor (Ri. W. Hodgson, EEq.) lre- Siding. Mr Ald. RonsoN preeented a report from the rublic Health Committee, which recommended, ae to the eew- erage of the eaetern dietri t, that the tender of Mseare Armstrong and LHudspith, of Ainwiek, for No. 1 con- tract, and of ?? James Snowball for oto. 2 contract, be ...

... Alto, June 21.-The Graond Duko Nicholas has just reviewed the troops at Hleleingfors and Abe, and in epected the fortificatious at Sweaborg. The English fleet is dispersed, and cruising along the coast of Fin- land. Off Seeker, June ?? the 11th the Megioienno returned from a cruise along the coast of Finland be- tweeti Helsingfors and Viborg; on the Stb, when pass- ing between the island of ...

... By a treasury warrant which came into operation on the 11th inst., all packets consisting of book., publica- tions, or works of literature or art, posted in the united kingdom, may be transmitted by the post within the united kingdom, subject to the following rates and re- gulations:- Every packet not exceeding 4oz. in weight, Id. Exceeding 4oz. and not exceeding 8cz. in weight, 2d. Exceeding ...

... REPORT OF TFE ROYAL COOMMISSION OF INQUIRY ON THE TYNS, The rovel cmommission appointed to inquire into the manaement and navigablu condition of the river Tyne, ?? week presented their report to parliament. The followving is an unabridged copy of this document TO THIO QUEEN'S MOST EKCELLENT MAJESTY. Nye, your Majesty's commissioncrs, appointed unider the royal sign manual on the Idth. ...

... On Tuesday evening, a public meeting was held in the Lecture Room, Nelson -street, in this town, for the purpoce of considering the conduct of ministers and of parliament in reference to the war and the evils of se- cre, diplomnacy. The room was crowded at the open. ing of the meeting. On the motion of XrW. Coox.ofGateahead, eecond- ed by Mr Jas. WATsoN, GSOUGo 3 CcAwsEAY, EEq., was called ...

... BY ELECT-RIC TELEGR{APE. A serious riot took placo amongst the navvies, near the Oystal Palace, on Wednesday evening. Several policemen were severely injured. Vienna, Thursdav,-Prinee GortsBslckoff has been defnitely sppointed minister to the court. M. de Zitoff has been definitely appointed to the court of Wur- temburg. T'E fXNGO MASSAcnE.--Berlin, Thursday.-The ntvaliide Busse, of the 15th, ...

... PROCEEDINGS AT_TAGANROG ANDDANAPA. Mliranda, Tagaurog Reads, June 3. Sir.-I anchored iu eighteen feet water with the squadron under mny orders in Tagaurog inner roads, at about eight and a half miles from the town, on the evening of the let inst., without any accident, al- though the enemy had removed the light veesels and beacons. During the night an easterly wind sprang up, and the water ...

... Since our last, P.C. Atkinson, as well as James Adams and Joseph Johnson, who were seriously in- jured in the affray, have so far recovered as to be con. sidered out of danger; but P.C. Matthison still re- mains in a precarious condition. Hugh Finn, -one of the rioters, who ras taken to the Union Workhouse in- sansible, has also recovered ; and as Lo his unfortunate companion, Peter Campbell, ...