... i I i - INE S :I o' 9 WITNESSES, . .II ?? ?? ?? . . ,i!. . ' 1Osn '''The revelations whioh'the Fenian witnesses' ated- for the Crown have already mads, and ieeiu; e ikely to :make iat Nlture stages of-the trials, d , ' :* ,in 'progress, will probably hae, quite as ; t much: iifluence in putting 'an end to the eror, Fenian sedition in Ireland -s 'the fate of the with :pianer', whatevei that'b' ...

... I - - - .nicke l. .,,,-FOREIGN. - I . THE LIIXEMBURG . Q1ESTILO . . - PROPOSALS OF THE. MEDIAT- 01NG POWES. i O PP 'O-5INGIST PIULATIONS OF FRANCE RAID PRUSSIA, IARIS, APRIL 27. N'Prussia accepts. tho invitation, to a conference, but will not agree beforehand to o t reapeyloup the meeting tition a raezicongfn th:' fortress of Luxge:uburg and te novhv'been cofmi he The majority of this ...

... 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 ...

... THE. PFROPOSED EUROPEAN I I ?? _ . HOPES OF CONT2INUED PEACE - The TirMs ?? Luxemburg quetioA i t referred to the arliitiation of a London confoence.o There see3is to be. no, cdubt as to the correotness b of this welcoibe report, which reaches us. from a variety of quarters, and which is very likely to receive. confirmation., in more than one Eropean parliament. L'In the ceurse of this very ...

... A. R O -M - IN R= - -LF A. ?? B- IN' RIB, &L LlvE .. - ' 0]S'.S J Q Soteowheore about seven years -ago, 'a young capti sailor, namned Fife, wias married in Sunderland to ond e. young girl, and for nearly three years they. ?? enjoyed married life together. U~pwards of four arm, years ago, however, Fife resolved on a voyage to effect Austraslia, and- shipped in a vessel called the that: Sambab. ...

... GRAND VOLUNTEER BANQUET .IN THE WEST RIDING. On Saturday last there was a large gathering in Heckmoodwike, in the West Riding, the occasion being the opning of a barracklsbuiltbyLiutenant- Colonel Firth. A grand banquet took place fni the large drill hall, a room 132 feet long by 5& feet wide, and the company included Earl Fftzwilliam plord lieutenant of the riding), Lord F. Cavendish, ?? and ...

... L-ATEST LECGJAPHIC Ws -UTBIt'S TELEGRAMS.) * TgE LUXEMBURG QUESTION. c P6ALS OF THE MEDIAT- IXG POWERS. - ~ 1 OSIN G STIPULATIONS OF ??SSCE EAND PRUSSIA. PARIS, APRIL 27. I ccepts the invitation to a conference, I Y4jnt Gree beforehand to the conditions Wl theoneutralisation, and razing of the s ?? and the withdrawal of her Shoald thie conference, however, settle form5, then Prussia would ...

... WONDERFUL j RU 8A I i_ | ?? : ' * ' I F :! , : -General Perrin, a Frenchman, mtdarc~n of the'b third -lass, commanding the landforces of ,the-- -Bing ln Sism,'writes to a ?? paper as follows:, t ._.for BiX days' journey of an 'elet h a ve'I E traversed the ruins of Anoor-NiXat, o ratie them at intervals, wherc explore;Wshoreeenbofe. : What I have seenof moknuwents terples palaces, columns,- ...

... 'I C . .. . . D. IX .. ?? . .. . -. - . ECONDP: E IIO. ?? }-t , '[BY TL9a41rpi j 'z> It is Etated that delegates froiu -ll the 'aonser- .i'stive workingmen's ?? ?? country are to wait upon ?? of Derby and Mr. Disraelito-day. ' - I ; ,; -, . . The chairmavna of the Brighton Rail*ay has rs- quested a ?? of public judgm'ent, pending the reparation of a report to be issued by the boarel before, ...

... sEWII-WEE SUMMARY,1 DOMESTIC. . CsIiet Co icl was held on Saturday ,terlUOOn]3 The Eiirl of Derby, who has quite aftn off the last visitation of his trouble- $0Wn eneny, the gout, was present. Lord Lianover (who will be better reinem. bred , Sir Benjainin Hall) died on Saturday. .A pruic meeting in advocacy of the lodger fbichne lhas been hield in London. During Mr. T. Chambers, M.P. for r ...

... CO URT, &c. W.IWsoRCASvLi, ArniL 27. i Yesterday. afternoon the Queen' held a private i1 -investitureof the' ~oat .Hanourable Order of the ' Bath. . i -- Her'Majestyi, accompanied by her Royal Highness 'Pricess Loutse, entered. the .hite drawing room at three b'olocl, when the follong E knightsX rand ctose were severally introduced into bhe presence of, the Sovereigntby the lord in weit- ; ing ...

... SAMS ?? LX ftUPEliB. ?? ?? \, I ,l ?? DOiESTIC.,'. A Cabinet Council-was held on Saturday afternoon. The Fairl 'of Derby, who has quite mhabak off the last visitation of his tkouble-: some eneiny, the gout, was present. ?? (who will be better remem - bered 'as Sir Benjamin Hall) die d 'on Saturday. A public meeting in advocacy of the lodger franchise has been held in London.' .- Durinigon the ...