... 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 ...

... | ~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 ...

... IO . IR ISHACADn I . I. ?? .. . , .. A generqa ,~qtiag -of the RoyalB T.1h Academy' Iak held 40 eveunig, at eight o'clock, at the Aqcdemy % ,V ?? owkeet, Lord TAsnrDa AXUDS5 teodent.in~hp.ehair. Dr. . ?? L, Snlal , lecretar, raad the znhites of: ?ghejpyeyiouo meeting, nd Wie newly elected ipm Bra naving 4'dd the rol, : W.W, 0 E4ryj Esq,, Lecturer, Ledwolh School of Medicine, read an imspotant ...

... 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 ...

... , ?? -? 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 ...

... R~iLWY o6iit b The report of the Right Hien. William Momll, wlo was one of the ?? on . the railway inuiiry, han juatbechi isanec it e riggt honu.gesitle. 'manu dissents from the report adepted-by Iw; majo. rity of the commission, and oA that .gromid he seb. mitre, in: sejaate ipdrt, his gioundd for diesenting Inthe outset Mr. Monsell states that the suggestion that Irelanad should be treated ...

... TBI N ICJIIJIOH E&iTABLISHMENT. SIR1 JOHW GIRA'S MOTION. (FROM Ona ?? u raPwh.) LOnDOr, WHDNnsDAY.,_3.Sn'OiueIl we give a full report of the debate which .tcok.Plase in the ouse of CQnons on Tuesday evening o . the subject of the Church Establishinent in Ireal'. Among the Ixish mnembes present duing ?? were Colonel Nugent Greville, Mr. Capp, ?ifr. Pollarg Urquhart, Mr; Synan, Dr. Brady, Mr. De ...

... SPECIAL TEILEORAM. (FRnoM oun COUa~SPONDERUT.) fLoNnosx, FnrDAY.-It is understood here that one of the Poor Law Coonmissionerahas been telegraphed for, in order, it is presumed, to give the benefit of his 0 official experience to the Irish Office on the subject of the prevailing distress in the West. Lord Dun f kellin, the Rev. Mr. Conway, Mr. Gregory, and Mr. Morris will have an interview to ...

... THE IRISH CHUR.CH DEBATE. SPECIAL TELEGRAM (FeOM OUB CORBREPONDENT.) House of Commons, Tueeday Midiigit. Whe debate on the Irish Church Mtabliehbni raised on Sir John Gray's motion, has jult cot. eluded, and is considered by the friends of religeqU equality to have been, on the whole, highly so& factory. The division, which was all that Gould bf expected, elicited hearty applause from the ...

... 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 ...

... ?? 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. ...