... l1,PERIAL PARLIAMENT. BoUSlE OF LORDS.-FRIDAY. Tieir lordsldPS met at five o'clock. THE FENIAN SENTENCES. T lFFoRO presented a petition from Glasnevin, h ?? lilit praying forthe remlission of thle ,1aidbur et i el the Fenian prisonors. The pe- epl , Lch isively signed by members of the De- (,ion : w who had all been ready to support !,ace lIritie. in the late disturbances ; and he ehl- ahe aur ...

... (From the Mfedical Tiens nd Gazette.) There is no doubt that cattle plague has again made its appearance iii London. It was statedin the House of Cronsmons on Monday week that cows had recently died of the disease at Limehouse, and that 39 had been killed. On Thusrsday last a fresh case appeared in the shed of Mr Rance, at Islington. We have been able to obtain some infosruation about the ...

... 'TY NEM O U T C a ON sERVATIYvI ASSOCIATTON. I INAUGURAL DINNER. On Tuesday evening the first dinner of the Tyne- mouth Conservative Association was held in the Al. bion Assembly Rooms, North Shields. The associa- tion was formed a few weeks ago, with Farl Percy president, the object being to secure more united ReX tion in political matters of the Conservatives of the -districts. For some days ...

... I The New York correspondent of the Times, writing on the 15th instant, says.- The release of Mr Jefferson Davis on bail is, in all probability, the closing incident in his public life. Like General Lee, and other chiefs of the extinct Confederacy, be is anxious to withdraw into the strictest privacy and seclusion, and it is most unlikely that anything will occur to bring him before the pub- ...

... I The annual meeting of the Tyneside Naturalists' Field Club and Nntural History Society was held yesterday (Tiursday). in the Museum, Westgate Street; the ptesident of the society, J. C. Bruce, LL.D., presiding. The CHAIMtxAN commenced the bmsiness of the day by reading an address which he had prepared, and which treated of the places which the members of the society had visited during the ...

... THE LUXEMlBU1G ARRANGEMENTS. In Monday's sitting of the Legislative body, the Marquess de Moustier made the following communi- eation:- Gentlemen,-The London conference hts terminated its labours, having signed on the 11th instant a treaty determining in a decisive manner the international position of the Dneby of Luxemburg. The French government had for some time past been pre-occupied by ...

... NORTHUMBERLAND CENTRALI RAILWAY. The following circular and accompanying resolu- tions have been handed to us for publication:- Hepple. Rothbury, 8th May, 1867.-D'ear Sir,-I have the honour to forward to you a copy of the reso- lutions agreed to at a meeting held at Rothbury on the 30th of April last;* and, in accordance therewith, beg leave to urge the great importance to Coquetdsle of the ...

... AGRICULTiArpINTELLIGENCE. As the Ids of O e at 't ed ; pernita IIai~r of tie a, the meetlg of E te oyal AgrieulturZ!Socset at Bury D~-~una ina the sumimer of tie ' the society have deter Ned oi'ncreing t ont Dffere inV prises for hrses b. 350, of which 300 is contributed by the society, and 50 by local subscribers. a ?? ?? 1e above Ke~ty,' held 'on Wqd- nesdeyM r, twsi;resolved by a ...

... LATEST MOMETARY IjEwS.-Bank rate un- altered. After officialbhours consols lower -at 91j. Railways generally flat. The Paris -Bourse opened at 67.92 ; tone firm. PARIS, MAY 2.-M. Jonas yesterday pre- sented to the Minister for Foreign Affairs his credentials as charge d'affairs for the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg at the French Court. THE FENSx TRIALS: Two PRISONERS 82NTENCED TO DEATE,-DUBDLIN, ...

... ECOLESIASTIOAL AND RELIGIOUS. MaMOBIAAL Or BISHoP BEvERIDGH.-It is proposed to erect a handsome throne in the Cathedral Church of St. Asapb, in memory of Dr. Beverlidge, who died Bishop of St. Asaph, in March 1707-8, leaving, ac- cording to Brown Willis, the main part of his estate to the Societies for the Propagation of the Gospel, and Promoting Christian Knowledge.. The throne will be ...

... ECOLESIASTICAL AND RELIGIOUS. PURCHASE OF LIVINGS BY CLERGYMEN.4 The Lord Chancellor has sold 22 advowsons to clergymen since November, 1863, when the act allowing the sale of these Crown livings came into operation. This is exactly one in four of all the purchases of the Lord Chancellor's livings, the whole number sol g been 88.& . n THE OnzM[N or RITUALSWTIC VnTMRNTs.-They have not the ...

... ALNWICK BOARD OF GUAR[IANS. The first meeting of the newly-elected Guardians of this Board, which was very numerously attended, was held in the Board Room on Saturday last. The Rev. Henry Bell was called to the chair pio tem,., to conduct the election of a chairman of the Board. Mr F. R. WILSON proposed that the Rev. Henry Bell be elected chairman for the ensuing year, and remarlked that Mr ...