... ?? jourrnal DUBLIN: WEDNEBDAY, MAY 8, 1867. _ _ _ . _ _ Wu are to have another prolix argument about the Supplemental Charter, and, Heaven knows, when judgment will be delivered. LordNAAS stated, in reply to Mr. CHICHiESTER FORTasHuE, that the Attorney-General consented that a new suit might be instituted in his name, of which the defeated Petitioners will not be Blow to take advantage. The ...

... I CENSAD GROCERS AND WNTNE, I - SOCIETY. A pecial meeting of this body was held on at tro o'clock, in their room, Cork.hill J0, W'GAUsAVEeq.,in the chair. Mr. Gilligan, secretary, having read the minuttg of the last meeting, which were confirnmed, read the advertisement convening the meeting, which Pamto afford the members of the trade an opportuni af expressing their opinions on the merits ...

... I4ATEST INTELLIGENCE I (BY TELEGRAPH.) THE LEXEMBURG TREATY. The Hague, Thursday, May 30. The exchange of the ratifioations of the Luxom. burg treaty will take place in London to-morrow at five o'clock. It would have taken place to-day, but cwing to the non-arrival of the Austrian ratification which is expected in London this evening, it has been postponed till to morrow. FRANCE. Toulon, ...

... THE DUBLIN TRUNK OONNAOTJIG RAILWAY. I IVEO OUR1 SPEOIA WPOWTB-| London Jiday. During the sitting of the Court of Queen's Bench yeffterdayi Mr. Coleridge, QC., ?? moved, on behalf of the Directors of the Dublin Trunk Connecting Rail. way Company, for a rule calling upon Mr. -Robert Biggar, who is a publisher of the .Rafiffay nieea, and Mr, S.D). Willenicd, 'jun., who is a shareholder of the ...

... AID TO IRISH RAILWAYS , We are happy to lbarn from the letter of our Lon' don correspondent that some measure for eiding Irish railways will be speedily submitted on behslf of the Irish Executive, We sincerely hope, that, whatever the measure may be it will be broad and comprehensive, and that it will receive, without ra. spect to party Interests, the fair consideration, and, should it merit ...

... ILATEST INEELLIGENCFE I (BY TELEGRAPH. Berlin, Thursday, May 16. The semniofficial Protecal Correspondeng of to. day, after commenting upon the chief points of the 6teey otr tte us trauzz** of Luxemyxirg, says as I the retention of Luxemburg by the House of Orange, i ss eured by the ceaslon of the Grand Dnehy, has been 6isindoned, the chtef cause of anxiety to ler- ly hi diMppeaisw& ; The ...

... (Fnoll l OUR CO BESFPONDEN.) ,A very influential meeting of the, iubabitabts of this locality was held in the Olitdon Courthoua en thoo 11th inatant, at which Martin R. lmit, Aq., took the chair, aid Mr. John King aoted ae i c Te* tary. The Becretary read the following lettere of apology :- BaIllushliolhs asble, Maoy, 28417. Sm-In reply to yoer letter of the 7th mA., reqgertng smy attendance ...

... I LATEST INTELLIGENC t ! tBY TELEGRAPH.) THE PROPOSED CONFERENCE. Berlin, Thursday, May 2, 51e formal invitation of Prussia to the Confer ence from the Grand Ducal Government of Luxem. burg arrived here to-day. Tlhe emi-offlcial North German Gaectte of this evening denies the statement of the Paris Prc-e respecting the alleged condition made by Prussia before accepting the invitation to a ...

... I oUSBE OF OOMMONS-ESTELRDkY. I The Speaker'took e chair at four odok. i Tf MESSAGB OF M1AROY, . The ahucello of~the.Exchequer, in reply ttbhe & O'Donoghoe, ?? Maijesty's ?? -are lg rived at the conclusion that it was not thoir dty ,to it, intrferi 'With the operation of the law in the eaem b? of the Yulau conu'vit,'Burke, with fesuing ot pain d ?? I Midnot attemnpt to express. We6 had *tl'ed ...

... i ; ?iiliii ?? 6aLim ? I of D)Ablh Isnredl the 8mrlmena of 4 oefema tiomtoti' hletrot de-id'flfty nmt~e £sdI fentale of a. prowded oeongrvptln, . ov a 4dnlid~gJ hieel~ldehletlte'p~khhavo wlththoiewp vspt;a:4heii iecaive^ ifie Navaip sent irladkw aatrd to them yestetday by i he ?? the dlee, ad'& Prince of' , oerthbby petor ,cth ,Wq pt~ei, ,ndis xealund. active trte, We Rev. . ...

... MRt. '4; I X40T ?? ?? . rolo1 a Ar iia rpp'k of te t ?? deli | vereg by Mr. GMidatone and Mr.iBright whes repil. id | to the deputation of the National RefcnA League 21 o n Satutday9'brlefli~n ?? Lndon coeX e J. Gladstone, ?? great b glproceeded to it address the deputation. He said.- ' ?? WilAon and 3, gentlemen, wthataser pti, b~taere noluzenl; r, wxevevr disappointmenlt I snay feel, a~nd I ...

... I | ^ -i- A telegram. from Paris informs vs that intelligence I has reached that city that his Holiness has refused to snction the projeet brought forward by Signor ]1arraa in the Italian Chambers relative to the ecclesiastical property. LORD STRAITHNAIRN. The Globe of hat night says Lord Strathnairn hba dealined the embassy to Turkey, and that Mr. El- Lott is now spoken of. TM RETOR ...