... LATEST N EWS. [tr TELEGRAPH.] NEJIR L-LETTER OFFICE, Monday Morning. THE LUXEMBURG QUESTION. PROPOSED CONNFERENCE. PEACEFUL SOLUTION PROBABLE. VI}?EN.a, APRIL 27, EV£SSINO.-The Vienna papers publish an official account of the course of the negociations in the Luxemburg question, which has been communicated to them by the Press department of the Ministry of the Interior. According to this ...

... , ACOAST W ES OF IRELAND 1. TO TZH EDI3 I 0' TiS1' FIMSHKAi. ?? leo puhts a good into tho earth sa recoma d, per. By rcetla f torty lo irter Bt ae who drawn a fish out of the w1star .D~4ws V4 VeOD of Silver.1' r.e Dooaron Feiaex . ' S=-7em the dipo ition you. hava evinced to aseist the effort now bel B made to develope our soa coast fishelies, -I am ini:ed to ?? you, with our journalists, -to ...

... OCCA SIONAL NOTES. * Lord Belmore has addressed a letter to the father of Neville Maskelyne Toomer, the convict sentenced by Mr. Justice Shee at Reading last year to fifteen years' penal servitude for ravishing Miss Partridge, informing him that Mr. Walpole has recommended the Queen to order his son's release. With Mr. Walpole's various and vehement speeches on the subject fresh in our ...

... ?? 1, M*.? Ovurtt WUNDSOR' CASTLE, APRI 27. The Queen and Princes Beatrice rode on ponies t yesterday afternobn in the grounds. 1 Aer Mjesty drove out this morningo accompanied by I Princess Louise and attended by the Hon., Flora Macdo. niald ?? Prineses Beatrice went out walking.' Inathe afternoon the Queen held a private Investitureif f the Most Honourable Order of the Bath. HEerMajesty, ...

... ?? IfOBTA?M~OFFICIAL CIRCJULARLON THE 100l1U IMMINENCE OF WARt. 1At3, FaIDAY EVEMvNG.-Tho prinoipsl event of 3 day is the news that the Government, through 1Ve llaas lithographic agency, has sent to all the 115isl journals a manifesto destined to prepare fth publio Mina for immediate wart-.U guerre gans t sbi-as I have heard it raid. The nature of the es of the Havis agency with the ...

... The Paris correspondent of the Times says :-The definitive answer of the Berlin Cabinet to the lest appeal made to it with a view to a pacific settlement of this un- I fortunate question of Luxeinburg is expected here to-day ] (Friday) or to-morrow. Thereis no doubtwhatever that both Russia and Austria, as well as England, admit the illegality of the Prussian occupation of the fortress, and ...

... SHOCKING ACCIDENT IN A * - _ .HATEL VALL OF A GALLERY. The fourth of a series of lectures by a Ur. Murphy-viz, that on The Oonfessioni1-was announced to take place on Friday evening in the United Methodist. Free 0hurck Ridding-lne, Wednesbury; and owing to the fact that certain challenges had been given to Soman Catholics to attend on that occasion, coupled, perhaps, with the interest ...

... . I ?? I I li ?? ?? ?- ,ir t P'j 1? , C ?, - i?, M : t - I I o 5 , tt = -- the___ C1sIT'J flf!'lD ?? 17:117 the- L; F A ST: T AytR) ?? 1lT , 2!2, 18 7. (lei -i i is, altir all, likely .1 . ,l tioll. A telegram -, ?? ; ?? ; . cm.; |l jw ?? iultcielljgeneel f . ' ?? lthe ('itfvrence pro- a - j ., .> 1. +1, ,:sii.f the nleutrAlis~t- 11 Y iznculflt;en of the for for ?? ?? and the razing of the ...

... HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE. 1 IOMfBARD,-To -l 0n n o (Tuesday, April S3) will be pro- duced Verdi's Opera, I LOMBA CDI. Orontee, Signor Mougin, Arvino, Signor Tasca: Pagano, Mr. Santley; Pirro, Signor Gassier Vilinda, MdUe. Corsi; Sonfi, Madame Tnglalco simd Giselda, MadUe. Titiens (her first appearance in that character). Mfonks, Crusaders, Pilgrlms, &cc. Conductor, Signor Arditi. New seenery by ...

... ITHETAILOC SMRIKE. I MEETING OF THE MASTERS. 't On Saturday afterucoon a meeting of the master tailors of the metropolis, called by th atrTailors' of I Association of the 'United Kingdom, was held atlhe of Hanover-quare Roms, fo the pupose of deciding 'what sar steps sould betaken t meet te strie of the journey- *o men. The meeting was a very numrous one, and the las greatest uasimity pevailed ...

... I SERIO US ACCIDENT AT WEDNYES1UBY. I ?? - At the United Methodist Free Church, at Wednesbury, a lecture on The Clonfessional was de. livered on Friday night by Mr. Mfurphy, the A ?? I lecturer, and representative of the Protestant Electoral 5 Union, Craven-street, Strand, who lately caused so much excitement in Staffordshire and Birmingham by his attacks on Roman catholic. A temporary ...

... WONDER-FUL PIIUNS IN .SLAM:. General Pertin, a Frl-enchrman. mnandarin nf the- third class, commanding the land forces of the Kill-, in Siam. writes to a French paper as f'l;ons :-Fo six days' journey of an elephant, I have trav ereed th- ruins of Ancor-Niat. only pecetratin4- thenti at in- tervals, where exploresr, had been before. What I bave seen of monuments, temples, palaces, columns, ...