... I 9 STATIONS O IH -; --r -. .F i ; ?? OF THE RRIM -ATIS (Corrected up to the alat ofaitl14. 1807, foetuoiis. (Frome the r~flitoe Berefr Gaiweil.) * Vhee~w pac~ ae isetloned, the lia,nt- i 4'lela that 2nd'do-flyd Ppk 0rs2lb ?? Shorn. Rloyail Horao Ge44'.WlRnOr, dic n at ho ?? 2nd do'-7flan gal, Cantorbory ?? Btd (16Lifornboy, Cantorbury 22 -ltbt NwBu- 4th (1-Newbinuge. ?? Chtem 2idb 5tir ?? ...

... I XASONICE AI'91e4 nA SailoOL. I The ambnual Isetisg ayd irbnutlon of prizes in connection wit ti 3 ation took place yesterday evening in tho elsibition Palace. The atteadance WaB unusually large aI d £ oable and the eom- modious ooncert hall is which tha proceeding 'soolk PlAce was 1illed in every part. The an ?? *figlhbnders performed a choice seleotion of music I from oeven uil eight ...

... LONDON CORRESPONENCT, IVwa ?? ?? n tn u -- i I(YBPOM 00 OD fEaMPOlZ.) Lominoi, TUBssATY EvEaNa.-Thareis a runour to day that Mr. Gladstone, acting or consimi tation with sorne of the leaders of is' party, has deter. ,mined to..prpose. in conmittee clauseswaed& ?? the principles contained in the instructio with. drawn yesterday in consideration of the opposition q manifested'by a large; sectioi ...

... plIM READ, DUBLIN, ARRIVAS Up to 9 a.m., MaY 2, 1867. -Wind S. ay 1 boge, traan, anid Heny, Iprwon , T ane Eam rbnd Joeph, Wleq1ow, Inphu oan Fresher, O)to V, Mautuffel, D sc, tiember LCorvida, tanrdon, murean tenrieb, Copenhagen, barley; 8dro, Ipwtch, mansrea TorSh, eatonner,'Llverpoou; Irbshman, steamer, GPo;.t ' May ?? Klekgow ing Terega Proced Cam. brie, teamerai'dolyef ; afQ dcsoren ...

... | ~LONDON a ORESPONDENDE. I. I I (Y'oM ?? co0 sraeixPONT . :) - LOieDOyi ?? I advised you in my telegram last night, the memorial tabls Excel- lency the Lord Lieutenant, urgieg upon hip tuo adopt a policy of clomenmy with regard to ithe pri. aoners now under sentence of death for high treason, has already reoeived an amonnt of sipport *hich cannot fail to itfluence the decision of the represen ...

... |LATEST WELjIGENOR4 I , (~{rV IFF.T.V~isl-A 'Prr Florence, Friday, March 29 In to-day'o sitting of the Chamber of Depute*h5 bureau of tie presidency was definitively0c .u d Signor Mario, the President of the Chuobea, u a speech, ini which he said dangers for Italy do Mt exist in party rivalries, but in te finacial conditio of e cQoTy, which must be remedied at aU cost Other nations, redaced ...

... PIER BAD, DUBLIN. AR.UVALS Up to Dam., April 1, 1867.-Wind W. March 29-Lord Mostys, Belfast, Indian corn. March BO-Juvera, steamer, Bristol; Lord Clyde, steamer, Glasgow; Alexandra, steamer! Holyhead. March 81-Leds, steamer, London; Admairal Moonow, steamers, Holyhead; Kittwako; steamier, Silloth; Eblans and Iron Duke, steamers,' LiverpooL,' April 1-Ann, Belfast, sand; fat. Johns, Ardglass, ...

... I., ESCAPE' OF T? Jl?IA? ?CENTRE Co a~oniders.41easxotenrien~t w,\,spasiosd through. .tiboaeity on yestarday. triorrnin by theiannouncement, that Joehi'Xlirwan,tbe ?? a, who had mnade, himself tJO cOn~piCuoug, Uis the e arl$¶r ~atges o~f the &opspiracy, ande *whos. captuIO.: 4iA .btean, ?? after by :the pblico, hadleffebt'od! hh!ssescn~epu ?? nigh'tfrom the Meath Hozpital, where 'it was ...

... laLXTAJRY PROMOTIONS A XXCHANGIS. wAowua.- LOrXDfX, WAY 38. Uh Regiment, of Dragoon Guards-apain John Kec. ned1y, from the 4th Mussron to be Captain, Vlie T I Benyon, who exchangee, aths Dragoon Cua s-laeutenant George SWtls-Scbabie. be CApnin by purchase, ice John W Deelag; who rd- t1rcs; Cornet WilAi B Bullock to be Lieutenant, by pur- huse, vied SA3s-Schwasbe. 4th HuIarUM-Captain Thoma ...

... OPENINa TRINITY COLLEGE, We are happy to perceive by the report of the Parliamentary proceedings ?? night that sr,. Fawcett has given notice of liis intention to move that the Fellowships of Trinity College, Dublin, should not be exclusively confined to members of the Established Church. THE CONDEMTED FENIANS. We have been informed that the Government, no doubt yielding to the very generally ...

... THE CATHOLIC CLERGy OF CONNEMARA. I I , * n-nun, To THEi RIGHT RON, LORI NAS C OHIS? SECRETART FOIRELAND, Conference, Clifden, June 11t, 1867. MY Lotn-The English and Irilh newspapers have brought us a report of a etateznent made in the House of Commons by your lordlsip, in reply to questions put by Sir John Gray, the hon. member for Kilkenny, relative to thue distress prevalent in Connemara. ...

... I . THE ORANGE ANNIVERARY (rn OUR Coua iISIONDENT,) P oxAAtw, f.lA 11z0)AH1y. I anticipated in my last tie IOrkgnimen, of Arva have bad rocourao to retaliation ?? for¶ the taking dowa of their flags from the church ; toteon the 'night of gth instant, for, bway(.f 'r reprisal 1 saippose, a large wooden cross which was o plac;d before the Catholic eh in that town, was e et4en rossoritieg, ...