... 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 ...

... PARLIA MENTAR Y INTELLIGENCE. HOUSE OF COMMONS. THE House of Commons resumed its sittings last night after the Easter holidays. There was rather a scanty attendance of members, and the greater part of the evening was given up to the Government bill on the Irish land question. In reply to Mr. Horsman, Lord Stanley confirmed the report that there was reason to believe France and Prussia would ...

... Lord Stanley's remarks in the House of Commons last night are a better confirmation of the peaceful news published yesterday than can be afforded by telegrams from Paris or Berlin. Nevertheless, these are satisfactory so far as they go. The North German Gazette and New Prussian (Cross) Glzefte of last evening concur in stating that Prussia has accepted the invitation to a conference. The Cross ...

... Tuesday, 2 o'clock. Chid Obeningld oewd. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. FRANCE AND THE LUXEMBURG QUESION. PARIS, AWril 3o.-The Monitener of this morning publishes the follow- ing - At the time when the late incidents relative to Luxemburg gave rise to certain appre- hensions for the maintenance of peace, the French army, in consequence of the reductions effected in 1865, had fallen below its normal ...

... IMPER1{IAL PARLIAMENT. [[3Y TELX(IRAP1I.] HOEOUSE COPCOM ONS-YFsTRDnkY. Tinm House met this day for the first time after the 'Easter holidays. The SEAKEER took the chal ir shoutly before fo ur o'clock, w%'hen Mr. L-SoctsEnE took the o ath a nd his seat for Middlesex, in roo m of the late Slr. it. Culling Hanbury. Air. Gi.n ?? as-, net present in the House during the evening. NOT1tB1. OF ...

... TBlE L I CMES INO ,i SEEI. A measure klnwiw l as the LiverpOOl Licensin1g Bill, but which is really a bill aipplicablo to tics whole upuntry, is likely to bce brought to-morrow nright beclre the Ilouse of Commons. The present systeln of licenia, lc has clraimed of late a large a0uount uf gelcc attlcitl u. Its evils are felt to be very great, scsid we believe tc ?? iiois is becomhg rips for ...

... 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 ...

... , 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 ...

... 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 ...

... ?? 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, ...

... I GReA2 INDLAN PBI PENINSUA BAIL WAY. I The report of the directors to the half-yearly meeting on the 3rd proximo states that the additional por- tions of railway undermentioned were opened for public traffic in the course of the half year viz. :-Nagpoor Line: 16th July, Budnaira to Poolgaum, 4Oi miles; 5th Novem- ?? to Sindee, 384-78. Jubbulpoor Line: 3rd September, Boorbaunpoor to Khundwa, ...