... THE FENIAN TRIALB IN I ~LONDON.I A special session of the Central Criminal Court lo illl b held this mornlng, at ten. o'clock, for tho 5d purpose of disposing of the ease of the six persons o cbarged with the crime of wilful murder arising out of the desperate attempt to blow down the 3n wall of the house of detention at Olerkenwell, asd lc the charge of treason-felony against the three l ...

... WYEDNESBU1TRY. LoC('Al. ]OAi:) 01 HiE.\LTJI--O)u MOldlona' night, thle first ordhiary foltliglitly Imceting of the new Board wats lheld at thie oflices, Holyhead Road. Mr. S. Lloyd sVets re-clected elelirniall, andl there was a fair attentllane of mlelimbels. -'Plle Surveyor's expensea were set duwn as £35. ills. for tse past fortnight-The Inspector of NlYuisanllces' report clntainild nothing ...

... THE PRINCE AND PRINCESS OF WILE| - 1IN -IRE'LANI) - On Tacadnytafternoon there Roiydliighnesses tice Prince and Princess of Wales and suite left Marlborough-house for Ireland. Their Royal Highsresses drove to the Estosr- square terminus of the London anti North-Western Rail- way, where they were joined by the Duke of Cambridge and suite. The royal party left Euston - square byn the 2.45 p.m. ...

... MELANCHOLY SUITE OP A BARMAI IN CASTLE-STREET. M~r. I. S. Wasbrough, deputy coroner, held an inquest (nTueday at the Star, Case-street, on the body of Sarah Sa31non, whose melancholy iuewlo by taking oxalic acid athe previous SaturIay night, uder circumstances which will be fonmd detailed below, had occasioned a painful aounnt of excitement in the norghbourhood. Mr. I Was brough baying briefly ...

... ELECTIONS OF CHUROHWARDENS. ALL SArmTs'.-J. Clymer and W. Morgan Sr. AUGusTrNw's.-A. Dimoline and W. Madden. COmISIMEURCH (BRISTOL).-John Strand and William Coombs. ST, EwEN.-Chbnrles England and John Defater. ST. GEIOnGE'S (BRaAYOeN-11LL).-William Harris andi Richard Ridlor. ST. JA.ES's.-Dr. Robertson and E. C. Nunn. Sr. JOHN THE BAPTTST.-Alfred Gardiner and Samuel Fedden, lLsueLzvront.-W., ...

... 1 TELG, A-PXH6-iNTUIGE 'IMP ?? .. em iI REUTER's T.XLEGR&M.) ITALYr; .FLbENabC,.AArPB 14. fh The frown Prince of Prussia and hlis suite are tt expected to arrive at Turin on the evening of the il 19th instant, to be present at Prince Humbert's PI marriage. A military convention for the repression of bri- gandage has been concluded between the military authorities of the province of Naples and' ...

... -A RIA,4 - ~ THE IMPEACHMENT OF PRESIDENT JOHNSON. CLOSE OF THE 'CASE 'FOR THE PRO- . .. 0 ' . SEC TrION.' ?? The 2iid of the President was resumed on Sa turday, the 4th inst. 3Mr. L. L.Walbridge, of St. Louis, testified to the accuracy of a report which he made of the -President's St. Louis speech, and the report was put' in evidence. Jos. A. Dear reported ilie same speech, and testified to ...

... I BM IOAH T N1SRr GAZ.ETT. [NAMES OF SOLICITORS AlI FURTHER ATCL1BT I OIITAINRD AT 'THlE oleFICH OF THE cHIEF `RE4ISTHtABv COURT OF BANIMIIITCTOY, HS HA T-REEF.'.] 1 ?? RUFF, Hampton-Wick, late Ocellnerehinft', to surrender 1. April 29, at 1. ,t GEORGE WATSON, Rencal-green, jolaernewnM bootmaker, May 4, Leat~ 11. gen etsren atJonN ThANKS CHITTRNDE4, Lee and Le-greRnsren ?? 20, at 1. ,Ai D tI ...

... .- COED LL A OEYMDEITHA GERDDOROL. II . v- ; r e I IR. . I Talodd y gymdeitlias iiubbo i y'mi wineliad a' Choed llai, ddydd ewkndfy ,Grodlfl prydI cyd - naliasant ddau gvnghiedd arddekchog yn ughapel newydd y Methdaitiitj&.eyntr yn nc gynowyedig o ganigaU, a cdane~uon amywiql , detholedig, a'r| ail o ddadganiadicyfiswn'osr Meesu. TprincipeW oeddynt Miess eedbsm, :Miss Edwards, Mr. Hust, Mr. T ...

... * I The Prince and Princess of Wales left Enston-square, en route for Ireland, at a quarter to three o'clock on Fuesday afternoon. Their Royal Highnesses were accompanied by the Duke of Cam- bridge and Prince Teck. The Royal party dined at Chester with the Bishop, the Mayor, and other distinguished personages. In the evening they proceeded on their journey to Ireland, via Holyhead. The visit ...

... G .. doiltL&uT : - , g .7 ?? . -- - A -t ' v SARA. I LLYflRAU I AtHROPA Y B3 L , Y mae yii ym~ddantoe .oddi th ~lyh jr fy iigbt0ill- Mr. Evan Owen, ein ilyfrgeldd, foa rhyw beth in v ?? hollcenorol ar y mater tciod -,*di ayflfwtc4 £'ideimladauy .w Ited ngurc)?t Os yw hpyz y4 boA, y mae' vn ddrwg Inyf jae iid oedd genyt u lwriad wrth Ygr0ifenu i rchbli t imhdau neb, ne I fradychu fy ...

... BhY o&BDfZNAB' I TEL:aBGR-APH. TEE PARLIAMENT 1W SESSION. The Daily 'Wews notioeaf that' ?? sessiou, whieil vas resumed yesterdaybais been twice interrupted'for 1O days sih Bthe 1ithnof Febru- ary, and the . following is the state of ipublio bnai.; ness' -Thi 'Mutiny Bills are ppsed theArnsyEsti.. ejiate are partly vote~d,;the Nay,vEstin vtes'hae not vet been proposed , the liinanoiaL ...