... I FOREIGN INTELLIGEWFJ l RUS$IA. The Posemp Occete contsins advic6e from Warsaw, stating that at the great ball given by the nobility the i Czar announced his intention of granting an anwesty to E the Polish refugees abroad, with few exceptions. PRUSSIA. .4 DEBaRL,, MAY 28.-The Emperor Alexander II. isa expected to-morrow evening to Join, the royal family at Sans Sonci. The Czar's visit, as a ...

... GENERAL .INTE LLIGENCE. TUE QogaEE AND THE AnRy.-Her Majesty continues to evince the same interest she has ever shewn for the welfare of her brave army since the Crimean war 'broke out. Ever-y'seotion of the gallant army, who' so nobly sustained the honour of their country before Sebastopol, has been 'successively introduced 'to her presence and received token' of Royal approbation and ...

... I The Dublin Universitu 11ragafi21C has again become Irih property, Messrs. Hodges and Smith, of Dublin, being the publishers. SEIZURE OF }'UNCH IN PAnISi-Punes has been seized for thle first time for several months. Its offence was a picture representing the Emperor sitting by -thre cradle of his inant, ,while a figure of Liberty in t;14& background says, Please naIbegmother. The, ...

... FROM A PRIVATE CORRESPON.DENT. -I I-- LONDON, Wednesday, Nov. 5, The London lawyers are not just now overladen with business, or they have not returned with their usual vigour to the charge. In the Court of Exchequer on Monday, the first day of Michaelnas term, there was only one application , and that, being postponed in consequence of the absence of the Chief Baron, was, perforce, called ...

... [~ 'F`EARiFUL; p3AN:C. 1 CRUSHINI VtTODERATH IN THR' REV. C. H. '4SiURG:EO1IS'SCONGRtGATION. ' EIGRJIX, KILE ;iTDhSIxTY,.INJIURED. Tbe pu~lmi awiire ;thap;thi,3 popur 'ybung Ba'ptist preacher,min oonseqgence, of,.his own cbapel. in Ne :Park-streit,,tbough erilargdI, Jung. become too sinall, has for sojae timuei beenpreaoliingin tet'.Iall. This, however, is toolifmited; and until.'a joew ...

... A GREAT DESIDERATuM IN HULL. I NATURE is fast putting on her beautiful spring vest of green, and no where in the world is green so green as it is in England. Foreign countries may boast a deeper and purer blue than England, whose heaven, like a beautiful eye behind a veil, is dimmed by per. petual haze. Still our unrivalled green furnishes ample compensation for the greyness of our blue. ...

... L AL BOARD OF HEA- LTH L.CI BOAR i HEALjTH. I ,,A general meeting of the Local Board of Health was l yesterday afternoon the MAYOR presiding. The minutes of the last meeting were read; and the Clerk of the Board called attention to a bill, amending the lawh releting to the poor of extra-parochial districts, 3whichis to be proceeded with in parliament this evening. REPORT OP THE OvpFroas' ...

... EAST I I v aI I tE EAST RIDING TIMfES. AIWD [REGISTERED AT THE GENERAL POST-OFFICE FOR TRANSMISSION ABROAD.] FRIDAY, MAY 30, 1856. I I. - _ . I COLONEL LAKE and Captain THoMPsoN, two C of the brave defenders of Kars in the late war, may be expected to land in Hull somewhere about the latter end of the ensuing week. A t gentleman of the town has kindly handed to l us a letter addressed to him ...

... TAKE CARE OF 'DOWB'! LORD PALMERSTON is unfortunate in his lieutenants. One of them, as we saw last week, startled the house from its propriety by defending a Government measure on Commu- niistic principles; and now another of them has occasioned what is called a scene in the House of Commons, by a sneaking attempt to lower the reputation of the Government's own e Crimean Commissioners, ...

... D_ wi 600bahsive been r ais'edby a raggsed school bazaar, n~ 'The goverinmet diver ?? has disoottered in e Hambow Z the bull of a ship supposed'to be the Anphion, d blown- cut the' 2ad of'Sotptember, 1796. PRIZE DRAWINGS.-The exhibition at the Bristol s *Fne Arrtsao`deY7df a ?? tho.prizoe s wotrks of. tho strdents in the vaous chons of art now hastb disited nthe great tovwn9 I-iroghoart the ...

... - LOCAL INTELLIG NOJ nd, Sr. MiBaHY'f OC)GAi.-TeThb Rev. J. Scott has received amt- the following donations towards the improvement of oh St. Mair's organ, during the 'past week:-T. Ward, bey Esq., £21 Mrs. 'Dnrxnij, '£1; Miss' Broadley, Welton von House, £5; J. Beadle, Esq., £2 2% sI. _ Cemrer C-tue;-'On Sunday morning and evening nd last, sermons connmemorative of the conseeratiois of this ...

... E U LL RAGGED AN D INDUSTRUAL SCHOOLS. The seventh annual' meeting was beld on Tuesday ar evening, in .the'~ Music Hall, Public Rooms, which was in filled to 'overflowing, the orchestral-which 'was at first pf eenped by the children' of: tile schoold-being, even es bortheir departure, partiall1y taken possession of by ki t&r mneeting, and the seats whlich they vacated, efteir the v( xApOrt, ...