... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... | 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, ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... L)ATEST INTELJRENCE I (BY TELEGRAPf) TURKEdf. Costntinor;, Thurs4y, May 23_ The Sultan has just anctined the law which extends the law of Kuc'-edon to the State lnds, as well as to the irarl [iopertiee of the Vskoft, admi. nistered by the ?? according to this law. The state having to, sienate its property, obtain a coam penation bg yreceiving once for all a redemption Xo013A PrA4Oble during ...

... 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 ...

... 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 | ^ -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 ...

... . Sh; a hi f I AI DUBLIN: MONDAY, MAY 27, 1807. WI(ATBvza be the fate of the Fenian convicts, their case has be66n advocated with a fervour and feeling to which there is no parallel in our times. Necrly-rne hundyod membersaof Par- liament have signed a memorinl to the Govern- ment iuaploring.metoy. The majority of those ?? generous men are Englishmen and some Scotchmen. Many other members, who ...

... MATER MISERICORDLY HOPITAL- THE O'CONNELL MONUMENT. We are happy to perceive by the annexed letter from the Venerable the Dean of Dublin, that the council of the Mater Misericordife Hospital-au institution of whioh any city might be proud-has declined in the most dignified manner the question- ablo aervices of those who, either to retard or pre- vent the erection of a suitable national ...