... SALS i'OPUL LA SUPrgA U MMARY. DOMESTIC. assent I given SI A Cabinet Council will be held to-morrow. her enti in the Hoseo of Lords, last evening the meut, ii Parliamentary Oaths Amendment Bill passed and aml6 through committee, the Government agreeing common So a proviso, moved by Lord Chelmsford, Since t declaring the supremacy of the Crown. The militar Cattle, &c., Contagious Diseases Bill ...

... I IL ., JLL AL.A.LTJ. L.Li .L Ad [IsT .[EcGIH.JCi el HOUSE OF LORDS. THURSDAY, APRIL 19. a Their lordships met at five o'clock. r( THE OATHS BILL. On the motion of Earl RUSSELL, the house r went into committee on the Parliamentary Oaths P Amendment Bill. ir Theo Marquis of BATH objected to the bill, on 01 the ground that it nunoristianised Parliamnent and Ti allowed Jews to take their seats ...

... -0- The following is the address from the citizens of London to Mr. Peabody, which we have already referred to, and that gentleman's reply: London, April7. To GaOaGs PEABODY, EsQ.,-The undersigned bankers and merchants of the City of London, desire to have an opportunity before your departure for America of mani- festing their sense of the great benefit you have conferred on the poor of London ...

... (REUTER'S EXPRESS.) VIENNA, ArRsu 12. The following despatch has been addressed by Count Mensdorff to the Austrian ambassador at the court of Berlin: Vienna, April 7. I forward you annexed a copy of the note in which the Prussian ambassador, Baron Werther, has replied in con- sequence of the instructions of his court to the note you addressed upon the 31st March to Count von Bismarek. When in ...

... LATEST INrFiTL LI iwEicE THE REFORM BILL. In the House of Commons on Monday the chairman ofthe Reigate and Cambridge Election Committees announced tit unseating of Mr. Leveson Gower, and Mr. Forsyth. Ia vx- ply to a question, or rather a series of questions from Mr. arsh, the Chancellor of the Exchequer declined to makf any disclosures with reference to the details of the promised bill for the ...

... 'LATEST [BY TELr.GRePu.] xE,;ViffiLETTEiR OFFICE, Tl'ei,, duy Maim'oy. AMERICA. I TIrP, dyI,, BIGHTS BILL PASSED --A FENIAN FORCE AFLOAT-STERPHNS EX P.CTED SOON IN NEW TYBE-A FLEET |rla POSED TO BE SENT TO TIlE FISH- ING GROUNDS-DEPiESSION IN TRADE CIR1CLES-CAPTAIN SEMMES RELEASED, I ac., &C. I ARRIVAL 0F THE STEAMSEIP fOBAVWV. GPrEENCACILF, TUESDAY.-The Canadidn mail steamghio Mluraviar, ...

... ?? 6! olob 19, Mvvmtol, aP CVM)MAi! 1FA DDIRWIESTOI GW1ENT A MORGAIW(G. Y -ii.c: genylln air nne ddau yn mibenaf oll i'w ddy- s weyd yr wythnos hlon am yr erthygl flaenorol. Dy- Y wcdir yno flod pedwar o weinidogion tref Abertawe g a ddlirwestivyr, ae ni enwir ond dau, sef y Parchli. D. Ilowells ac E Griffith. Esgenlusiyd enwau y ddau ereill, sef y Parchn. F. Samuel, a T. Davies. a Dydd ...

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... FACTS AND FACETIiE. Very Sad.—Will the Fenian follow his nose ?-The head (e)centre of the Fenians is cut off. Women, Beware !-The women who rushed to a soldier's arms, has been sent to prison for having Government property in her possession. The San Francisco News-Letter replies to a corre- spondent in the following style To A. D. F.—Your lines entitled I Gone' are gone into our waste-basket ...

... CONCERT.—On Monday, the Committee of the Penny Readings gave a concert, as a final entertainmont for the season. The vocalists, who were from Newport, having appeared at the Readings on several occasions during the past winter, had made themselves great favorites with tho Caerleon public, and the applause bestowed by the audience upon each on this occasion indicated unqualified satisfae^ tion ...

... THE MOUNTAIN ASH MURDER. EXECUTION OF COE. On Thursday, the 12th inst., Robert Coe was hanged in front of Swansea Gaol. for the murder of Edward Davies, at Mountain Ash, Glamorganshire, on the 2nd of September last. The prisoner, after his condemnation, betrayed the same remarkable apathy and indifference to his position as was exbihit, d bv liini on his trial. In this frame of mind he ...