... I , e ' PFRANCE. ° -PARIS, Sunday Evening.-The Archbishop Maximi- lan of Austria is expected here on Tuesday. He travels eincognito, and is attended by a very small suite. Prince tOscar, second son of the king of Sweden, is expected ahere on Thursday next. He also travels incognito.- a The differences between the Pope and the King of Naples are reported to be at last completely removed. . The ...

... |.IATEST INTELLIGENCE THURSDAY EVENING'S TELEGRAPHIC EXPRESS. FRANCE.-The Times Paris correspondent again alludes to a secret treaty which is now said to be between England, France, and Austria. The sames writer says that private accounts from Italy state that much excitement prevails throughout the entire popu. lation. THE CBIMEA.-Letters to May 8th have arrived. The Times correspondent ...

... AND EAST RIDING TIES. [REGISTER2ID AT THE GENERAL POST.OPFECE FOR TRANSMISSION ABROAD.] FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1856. I WE call the attention of our readers, and especially of those of them who are merchants and shipowners, to a case reported in the pro- ceedings of the police-court on Monday last. It will be seen that a seaman, on his arrival here from a long voyage, was induced to take up his ...

... e THE COURT.-The Queen, Prince Albert, &c., Prince F rederick William of Prussia, and Prince Lcewensteie, i cruised to the Needles yesterday week, in the YVictork and Albert. The Queen and Prince, accom- panied by Prince Frederick of Prussia, the Princess Ryoe, Princess Alice, and Prince Ernest of Leiniugen, . drove out on Friday afternoon in an open carriage and four. Saturday morning being ...

... NAPOLEON III. ON THE CRIMEAN i . . CAMPAIGN. - . . a The following are the outlinles of a plan of campailga g drawn b NaoenIIadtasiedto Geaeral ?? ?? design ofcm adn ham npron.g n ,f extract imdefo thseodol eofhe -Baron' do o Bazancoutseor fteCien~pdt~e' n just pJubsednPai- TE MEO To GENPRAL CANROBET, COMMANDR- E-~ r' OF THE ARMY OF THE EAST'. April 20, 1854. 8The fire which has been opened ...

... I, _A R=L.w: TreeE SNAVAL:'AE vi I.W. I T _ I I a r . 7 , .. _ . Wt~ lZA efe Particulars;s.) The scene oil Wedi i~eeday last, When the Admiralty deter- mined to eclipse lkaa''ld the S. E. Railway, dfrectors, wih Mr. o W. ?? t e d net Pene hc wit honarbieSin~ton; deerinedI to eclipse tli6 A~dbimi raltyizl> ~ertnsoj9 bluiderng and helplessnes, and alt r-ut succeeded, will~boxrsmsmberid ?? ...

... ACDENTS AND ?? ? ACCIDENTS AND OF.FENCES. ! COMMITTAL OF PALMER TO NEWGATE.-O_ Sunday morning William Palmer, of Rugeley, arrived.at New- gate. The delivery of the prisoner was effected with the utmost privacy. He looked remarkably well. Tije AttorAney-General, Mr. Edwin James, Q.C., and Mr. Huddlestone, are retained to conduct the prosecution; and Mr. Serjeant Shoe, Mr. Grove, Mr. Grey, and ...

... H HUL-L SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION. The thirty-seventh annual meeting was held on Moln. as day evening last, in the Sailors' Institute. -Mr. John I *Solomon Thompson vas called to the chair. After sing. Tha CpHAIRMAN said he had been connected with D, Sunday-schools ever since he was twenty years of age,. is and having now arrived at the time of grey hairs, lhe had had the opportunity of gaining some ...

... I GENERAL INTELL'IGENCE. TnE QUEEN'S REvIEw or TROOPS AND INVALIDS RETURNED FROM TilE CRIMBA.-The Queen paid an unexpected visit to Portsmouth on Monday evening. The Oncida had arrived with the Eighth Hussari, and the Severn with invalids. The men and invalids were mustered in the dock-yard; formed threes, and marched past the Queen and Royal family.- The ships saluted and the people cheered. ...

... I - FRANCE. Amongst the projects lately presented to the Legisla- LINE OIL ?? tumy-he se eeition soid th o lhawbes, was I cmposerin ?? EKpeno tongiatelpedsios feorpgoo ante rves torhgfntionare of stat'. 'e ernsd dignietharies hnowr. Theawgrsor wil, ithei saidces of touefirsto batc of Dues, Cflf ounts and aronswithpnsin atced A * RUSSIA. OL Fromrr St. Petersbuhg Saturday ofte Chambrs thash ...

... LOCAL BOAR@D OF HEALTH. The Board of Health held a meeting yesterday after- noon. The MAYOU occupied the chair. The minates of the last meeting were read over. The *inutes of the Financial Committee were then pre- sented; their adoption was moved by Mr- MORILEY seconded by Mr. EYRE, and carried. The confirmation of the minutes of the Works Committee was moved by Mr. MIDDLETON, seconded by Mr. ...

... V, h The hird qarterly mleting was bold yesbe6day after- I noon, at a qu'irter-past two o'ciook, A. 'Bannister, Esq.,, y mayor, ;i the chair, and upwards of forty other alder- wmen and councillors were present. ie THA ROYAL PJRWLAiMATION.-The MAnon,- in open. ae ing the Proceedings, ?? I last had the pleasure n of meeting you in this way, I have had the gratification dof receiving-from her ...