... | ~LONDON a ORESPONDENDE. I. I I (Y'oM ?? co0 sraeixPONT . :) - LOieDOyi ?? I advised you in my telegram last night, the memorial tabls Excel- lency the Lord Lieutenant, urgieg upon hip tuo adopt a policy of clomenmy with regard to ithe pri. aoners now under sentence of death for high treason, has already reoeived an amonnt of sipport *hich cannot fail to itfluence the decision of the represen ...

... LATEST INTELLIE lR, .: (BY TE4 GBIA P. PRUSSIA AND DENNMAR& §: - ?? Berlin, Monday, May 27. The Prusian Government hbs opened afiden- 4tial negviation wth the view of: ,exp' the t conditiopl which will have to be fulfiled ,by Deuash on theresoratlosi of th distit ol North Schdleu*lg. l b conditions reter to th aesunqitiou by Deniimak of 6 proprtiant' part df the6 pblio ldebf of the Duohy, and ...

... plIM READ, DUBLIN, ARRIVAS Up to 9 a.m., MaY 2, 1867. -Wind S. ay 1 boge, traan, anid Heny, Iprwon , T ane Eam rbnd Joeph, Wleq1ow, Inphu oan Fresher, O)to V, Mautuffel, D sc, tiember LCorvida, tanrdon, murean tenrieb, Copenhagen, barley; 8dro, Ipwtch, mansrea TorSh, eatonner,'Llverpoou; Irbshman, steamer, GPo;.t ' May ?? Klekgow ing Terega Proced Cam. brie, teamerai'dolyef ; afQ dcsoren ...

... OPENINa TRINITY COLLEGE, We are happy to perceive by the report of the Parliamentary proceedings ?? night that sr,. Fawcett has given notice of liis intention to move that the Fellowships of Trinity College, Dublin, should not be exclusively confined to members of the Established Church. THE CONDEMTED FENIANS. We have been informed that the Government, no doubt yielding to the very generally ...

... I XASONICE AI'91e4 nA SailoOL. I The ambnual Isetisg ayd irbnutlon of prizes in connection wit ti 3 ation took place yesterday evening in tho elsibition Palace. The atteadance WaB unusually large aI d £ oable and the eom- modious ooncert hall is which tha proceeding 'soolk PlAce was 1illed in every part. The an ?? *figlhbnders performed a choice seleotion of music I from oeven uil eight ...

... laLXTAJRY PROMOTIONS A XXCHANGIS. wAowua.- LOrXDfX, WAY 38. Uh Regiment, of Dragoon Guards-apain John Kec. ned1y, from the 4th Mussron to be Captain, Vlie T I Benyon, who exchangee, aths Dragoon Cua s-laeutenant George SWtls-Scbabie. be CApnin by purchase, ice John W Deelag; who rd- t1rcs; Cornet WilAi B Bullock to be Lieutenant, by pur- huse, vied SA3s-Schwasbe. 4th HuIarUM-Captain Thoma ...

... ?? Dite , WOT IN THE WEST. CORRMORNDENT. t LONDON, ATU5DAY EVBNING. -To y the Rev, Mr. CoXIM&y, paris priest of Headford, accompanied by Lord antleellln, Mr. Gregory, and Mr. Mori, b had another Interview at the Iish Office with Lord l Nas and Mr. Power, Chief of the Poor Law Com- iniisonere. The interview was a rather protracted one, and, on the whole, of a satisfactory character. The Rev. ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-YESTERDAY. I ?? .. . . (BDY TLEGR&P,) Their lordships met at five o'clock. The Archbishop of Canterbury asked if it was the intention of C overnmout to issue a royal com- mission to inqiure into ritualistic observances? The Earl of Derby said he quite agreed with the objects which the Earl of Sbaftesbury had in view, n bringing forward a bill for settling the question of ...

... .T ! O v, ?? eA=_ ?? ?? _ Ii THE CaON~p wF as IIto , , , l, j , ,Xj.,R 0C co t* N ~,,1 ' bezs * tbe H ous bi (Comiswbn Xtfrnf6ded thia day'ts 1bin 11elhey the Lox J Mkn hdi is at preient in Logudon. t9r i~enzor;. , panied by A letter*signed by Wtn~e~bersi27t1ee Cork, Vid lkenny City,,bndi:^f's sedlby'^iit members of the.bouse. A mnluoh 1arvrnumnep' neinrs, e p- ~ed tbeir iuon ¢,ign IitsL;AIt ...

... PMU BEAD, DUDBLfQ. Vp toR mLUL, MW 18, l87.-VW S.xC WAey 27-ThAeMA Powell, Rbrdeafg, genstal; Jea 11a2e1 and Je ne Moline, Byonne, Indian core ; Me IL AhakelmAn, NOmel, timber 1{Mevin., L-0dda, Ano; Qoe00, Brldg tr,.brieka; Staley, duener, ?? lay 28-leptew, L4ndon, manure; and I 0oliUWM lay 2T-ay Rulkely, fiengor, porter; Invesate, Port WUIlim, boll.; jj4atqecs, do, do; Pennu Uverpool, salt ...

... | CAPTAIN MAFFERTY. On inquiry at Kilmainharn Prison yesterday even. ing we learned that no intimation bad been received of an extension of mercy to Captain M'Affsrtyas ia the cuae of Burke. Accordingly he still remains in prison under the rule of sentence of death, and is treated as all prisoners in his position usually are The Rev. Canon Kennedy is in constant commnnin. cation with the ...

... THE PRESBYTERIANS AND Tfll. VENT SCHOOLS. Lord Nus, in the name of his Governce ., refused to accept the programme of improve,,t and modifications in the national system of eductU i bequeathed to him for adeption by his predece,.os X the Irish Office. The Ulster Asembly hse b triumph-itb protests and its deputtionshavewok tho desired effect-ita tockig at the gat b been heard-and great is ...