... A ~ ~ ~ i IA ITHE CoQtpopRTI.ON.l i A ?? AS . .. _- a 1ee meeting of the Municipal Cunaeil was he3d eterciy at the city aHl. Bone to i wleg MO rbers tetdaoed, -4ldermon-J 0 fosall, P I' ?dJ'aliney, ; ?? Renls,3F P olunketJ L ?? e J7 Crtty . Cono llore-J PO'ois ily, P Doleal, A' fjtiulass, 3 Leonard, H Macleab, j p W Sarto4i, 1M D 0 Warren, 0 Denehy, II 0J'RokeO, .7 Whei e, B Callow, P ...

... |I ATEST INTELLIGENCR I (BY TELEGRAPH.) THE LUXEMDURG QUESTION. Paris, Monday, May 13. In to day'e sitting of the Legislative Body, The', Marquis de Moustior made the following communication __P Gentlemen, the London Con. ference has terminated Its laboura, having signed on the 11st inst. treaty determining, in a decisive maner, tho international position of the Duchy of Luxemnburg. The ...

... | SPEOAL TBLEkQA& (From the Bvcidnny Preeman.) London, Tuesday, Three o'Clook. The meeting of Peers, Mlembera of Parliament, And others interested in the promotlon of the raway interests of Irelnpd, held to-day. was most satlhf tory. The meeting was perfectly unanimous' in the re. ' sointions arrivld at It was resolved that the Government ?? be asked to p ichese the Iuba railways forthe State, ...

... I, - ?? IRISH LAND BILL . The opinion of the papers on Lord Nass bill'oe' very conflicting. The Daily Newo says that in its' practil op*tonit will concede no present boon, atid wl shut the gate on future improvement. The Tke remark that; if Ireland he not bonenited by legisdation it is not ikr want of good will on the part of Parliament ; Caonservative and Liberal wou4d be glad to content her. ...

... %Rkg ?? __s sourll DUBLIN: FRIDAY, MAY 3, 18d7. ' I - W DEFEAT O1F THE MINISTRY. LAST night the Government sustained :a serious and most damaging check-such {a check as may produce another Ministerial crisis. In Committee on the Reform Bill I. AmTvox moved an anendment with regard to the residental franchise, to the effect ?? one year's residence, instead of two, proposed by the Government, ...

... H, ±M, 1DONT. EST1'ONIAL. ?? Webra gratitied to flndthat tu 1*sube64tion i',which ase'boing promoted in liublih and u tli conintrji for,,ybo p of ' uro, Of i ,,tetmonil ,oj F I on 0tb,4ypoxhowr; thse, :lreh.P ,n,di,4 ,7YatUte,( for ,hi ipo~rutl and eu- 4 (tIneaviesle dudsg the 'threatened 'inraalIi of 'rtierestp~~have .already 'reallseat {nv bei; iadeemei '.Th voluntar :effolftas iadg ?? ...

... , ?? -? j 1. LT/bg ju W, . ? ,, DUBLIN: MAY, 14, 1867' DULq' JEDy Tab citizens of Dublin will meat memoriiil the GIov~ 'eti for m6rcy '4 tlh Fenian prisoners convicted !of High Treason. The requisition to the Lb44 Mayor hai Seen signed by men of a11 rigioi persuasion End politicaloplmons, Originating with the'Olerry, Cath&ll6 and Protestant, the iequisition reflects, the public opinion of the ...

... SUBUVRBB VILLA8-THFR. IIOHICoORE I - l. - - T - I | The aity analyst, Dr. Cameron, hak drawn i4p the g annexed report on the Inchicore district :- I have I carefully inspected the localities of New Kil- ' mainbam and Inchitore, with a view to ascertain '4 the advantages, if any, of these distriots, for suburban 1 vil as, and ites for building generally, and have no a hesitation in stating my ...

... IEFORM DEMONSTATION IN HYDE I PARK.I SPECIAL TELEGRAM. (rtoM OUR conaicssroNDNT.) LOsuONS WEDNE3DAY NlGeiT.-It is reported that at a Cabinet Council to-day it was decided to pre. vent the Ileform meeting being held in Hyde j'Ark. LoNDON CORRESPONDENcE. (FROM OUR CORllESPONDEWT,) LOoro TUESDAY.-The debate on the Tenant j3il as ablo and elaborate, As you were pre. pared for, no doubt, various ...

... A GOOD tLANDLORD--A .RARA AVIS I .. . .. TO TIlE EDITOR Olt THlE FUiNAN. Sin-So much has been said and written of the treatment by landlords of their tenantry, I con. oider it only an act of justice to make known to the public, the kindness his Grace the Duke of Leinstar hbas shown me. Some time since, on the death of my son and only companion, I atated to his Grace it would aot be in my power ...

... I - BRELIEF FOR TH! WEST. The et'. Ptick Wals, Ca.C, Ofde county -I Galway, beg to acknowledge with many ainoere thanks the following additiopal subscriptions towards the relief of the starvilg poord Clitden and victny: T. W., 8 Ellis'sqy, Dublin, U. a Frievlringr. toin,3e.; a Lady, Balbriggan, U. ; a Sympathiser, Dublin, 8U; N. A., Ueytesbury. doetDabln, U.; a Servant Girl in postage stamps, ...

... 1. iM ? - ? - .. ?,t . lu, ?? ?91M I I ?d ? TIM, 'PF 6lhe Cibelior, and .in 6oder~tiaodlitaitthe progress Sf 'tbe~ CflMfoi Bill, all 'questiens' atd, outio of' not~n bly pri emeinb~era were postpooedto uight. T! E BELFAIST 7BOREOUGH-j BILL ?? SPECIAL TELEGRA ,L I LO~NDON, PHIDAT EvSiiwa-.lChb: .Belfs-b 'lho Wough Bi3l ha~'1 ~ n: unanlunoubly ?? but,' tle eost to he *5 by the promoters ...