... |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, ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... : IA~x Ix,tiLL l BPs N ANDi 3IILAND..,.; .i, ,y, April 12. 'The NOlaWsc of this evening asserts; that intorma- . thn ed from a 'good: 8oinq ?? ?? ht the difliculties ?? have -arisen between Hng.. 1MBdlad ?? with ?? to the (Qtleen Victoria, kave nlow entered t«e domanin of csifioaegooidtione, TBE AN1¶EXATIOR 'OF LUXEURVMEG. in ?? . j14ria iFndy, April 2. .The Fance, i article upon the Ltaem.' , ...

... ?? O SDIr 'UILDiNG IN T D .. I U ID STATES. I Wetakeotse followingoren areportlately published on the shipbuilding trade of the 'United States 'While in Bqt] o ,~the writer visited the 9nce' famonu shipyarrd of -Mr. M'Kay, which *as entirely deserted; not a orind *as to be heard,, not a sltgle person be, sides VrMA'Kay himselfiwau there. .,No buildin' materials were to be seen; no veasel was ...

... | RAILWA 'EXCIONshZEFsTER I ?? .. During the Easter holidays th mdldan Great Weatern Rnilway will run 'excuno~ia triis to and from the west of Ireland and ntqr'meiliata'stations at very moderate faesa, Ordiniary' return tickets issued at 'all stations from the 18th to'the 27th Jnat. will be avnilable for teturn up to and including the 27th in2it. On this morning a train will leave at 20 ...

... MR. JUSTICE KEOGH ND THE TYRONE MAGISTRACY, HOUSE OF COMAINONq-FRIDAY. (Su'sspenmn enlary to Telegruphic Szontary.) Sir J. GRAY, in rising to call attention to cir- cumstancus connected with the administration of justice in the County of Tyrone, saidthe llousehad always been anxious that the administration of justice in ireland should not only be impartial, but that it should be above ...

... F A 1 It S. I ?? 15s151 monthly fair of this town ! %'aLas ?? )11 Tuesday list. T'lhe show of arnimals ! as ioemarkally goo' ait the present season. 'Thilt ratI, howcc-r, for most de~sclltiolls of stock, ?? hehLiNY thu totlid CIuI'lCt Zit ?? of the fairsa mouth ! sitie, uowing, it is conshieredl, to the unusual deal- ness of fuedin, 3man holders of stockl declined in - iniani cases thle prices ...

... RO'ME AND ITALY. I ROMtE, APRIL 12-The following proclamation from the Roman party of action has been distri- buted throughont the city, and affixed to the doors of the church of San Luigi Dei Francesi Pomanu--The situation imposed upon. Rome for the last seven years is unparalleled in history i I While the whole of Italy arose to reg-ain her n nationality by overthrowing the thrones of her ...

... T1IE ESTABLISHED CHURCH. IT is rumored that the vacant Bichopric of Ro- chester will probably beconferred on the Rev. Thos. Legh Clauohton, Honorary Canon of Worcester and Vicar oi Kidderminster. The Rev. E. MLI. Goul- burn, D. D., Dean of Norwich, is also named for the appointment. Rev. R. T. Bevan, curate of Kilglass, County Lonmford, has been presented to the living of Street by MIr. ...

... THE ADVENTURtES OF AN IMPOSTOR. GEIsirar. 11Acc Be-iTcry, a, ''gentienian alreadly uinpleasantly known to seveoral hotel-keepers at Bi-igliten, and who has licen convtutedl by the borough magistrates of vagranicy, has bjeen Idoiing, thie petiple vf Lewves inl a similar manner. Hfe as a brought uip at the Comnty' Hall, nlo-i chargeti aitli obtaining, goodls by f-U, se pretene, from Mrs. ...