... TUE HULL TRAINING SHIP. TO THE EDITOR OF TIlE IIULL PACKET.' DEARI Sn1,-lKuowing the great value of training ships to the maritime and other interests of this country, I feel gratified in observing the successful issue of the Hull Men~orial to the Aodmiralty, pray. ing for the grant of a suitable vessel to be used for the above purpose at this port. The acknowledged deficient supply of good ...

... I LA TEST NEWS.: I ~ ~ Is _ di AMERICA. he NEW YOaX, April 10th.-The Government of re Georgia has filed a bill in the Supreme Court to stay re the execution of the Reconstruction Act. ,, COMMERCIAL-.GOd, 137 ; Sterling Exchange on London, 1091 Five-twenty United States Bonds, 1093 Illinois, 113; Eries,. 634.; cotton, mid. lip .land, 28; petroleum, refined, 26. _ The Iuman steamer City of ...

... 'TI- FDNIAN I O'RIALS. T'he Special Corn miss ion for the trial of Fenian pri. sonerawas opened in Dublin on Mondayby Chief Jus. tice Whitegide. The number of special jurors inatten. dance Was about 600. About 20 of the principal offenders are to be arraigned for high treason, the remainder on minor churg.,: Treason trials fixed for. Easter Monday. DUBLIN,; Monday Evening.-The special com- ...

... -WITHDRAWAL OF MR. GLADSTONE'. I.i ol FA-X LEADERSIUP OF rTgE LIBEHL ,ARTY. - (Pr~om the Sunday Gsezge,) It will be seen from the subjoined orIre- sr epondence, -rhicl has been plaoed in'; our 'h~ands.for 'publication, tha~t Mr; ?? ?? reso~lved, to, abanldon,-his re~maining.,amend- ments to' the Reform Bill, of. th Government, , owing~to bho action of the recalcitrantLiberals. .. who'bomposed ...

... I ALUS OPULI LBX SUPRMA. I SUM k Y - I = :SU A S v IM ise~y ?? :;t; . DOETIO. 'The Kling ?? ef nlnd for ?? on Thursday night. HIs' royal' colsert remains with her' daitghter, the Princegssof Wales.' ?? .. ?? ?? A. ,Cabline- Councilwas held, F:o iday afternoon,-i The E House of Lords has. adjourned until; Thurday,' May ?? 'The House of Commons was crowded On: Friid' 'night; 'the I ~whips- on, ...

... rLATEST ANE ~b]EGRAP C NE WS. LONDON, TUESDAY EV1FIMnG. ,deai inprovement appears to be in pro Athe stock merkeb- Wilst there Is less Of the difficulties of the Luxemburg 'a re8dtiug in war, it is asserted that our E f with Spain has been composed. The . o cdlty never caused any apprehension, e not nearly So much as that of Lxebm. at leM now that both are supposed to be ;,d taere is ample ...

... I I ?? IBY TZLRGBAP. . _ Sir R. Collier will move an address to the Crown on Toomer's case, if no other redress oan be ob- tained. I Great anxiety is felt at the Frenok Court at the I state of health of the Prince Imperial. Abscesses i have broken out, which, the Lanect smys, betoken the probable existence of a diseased state of the thigh bone. THE REFORM BILL. The Morning Post ?? far as we ...

... TIlEO GIERMAN ELEYEN'AT THE 1 t V RIETlIES.. _ I tP PLroATION'FOR T HATRZOAL 0 t ~LI(:ENSI. .. An application was made yesterday at a speoial seesions of the borough magistrates, 'held 'at the Pdlice Couit, IDale street by ?? ChObles Ben- Jahilih Castles, tbe present lessee of the Vwieiebie0 (the late, Prince of Wales iTheatre), in Clayton-' square, for a thvatrical, license for that place ...

... WALLASEY LOCA~L BQARD. fW U cnsiere Piat = `Zom edeti o efthilnbosail bbrd ' rthle.Ic ts eo oa , Mr. 1:- ?? SOypeed by the.boa-d onlmhe t Mareri. anw. - IrisMinilt diebt tht the ade. nmelt shoubldofi1 tho t.4g .the r btpgye5s h5ad..&4 ehkg ?? dpit`honak'ineb eaien-toc towards th ratepayer. At ti a rhe-p aeetg Oald . by the board on tho 11th Ma e, adjourme proposed sine die, bue sn amekdmd t ...

... ,THE REFORM BILL IN.. PARLIAMENT. -.LONDON, M OZ>AY EvNruci- Some of the noblest of causes .and the best of I men have been nurtured in the school of adversity. o It is ludicrously true that the meanest of causes r and the vworst of men, when they also falllinto I tribulation, plume themselves on their glorious a companionship. Nevertheless, to the brave, defeat C is but a lesson, not ...

... MULTUMX IN -PARVO Mr. and Mrs Gladstone will spend the Easter recess at Fanso. s The Prance says that Marquis Wielolk'de at Dresden oe the 11th instant. epol'ki died When you offer oate to a horse he may say neigh, but he don't mean it. -None but the brave deserve the fair.Z No. and none but the brave could live with Boreof them. Oeo One thousand five hundred and fifty nlewafficeL commissions ...

... IVt (From Belrs Meusenger.) TfE CATTLE PLAGUE. We have once more a (lean bill of health. Should this happy condition of things continue for four con- secutive weeks we may look for a general opening of the markets. FARIMERS' ORPHAN HOME. We cheerfully give insertion to the following letter:- ~adhaim Pasrk, BisZ op's Storbrad, rash 26. Sir,-You may probably be aware that a few gentle- men in ...