... ?? -LATEST AND TELEGRAPIHIC NEWS. COMMERCIAL. LONDON, T1s-DJAY EH'ENING. Alte.r baeing very qniet nll day the stock markets le,,ve off rather better, o ing to the purchase by the Baik of IN portion of the Australian gold ,recetlyarrived. 'Ihere were 55l1o improved prices aro pariss received during the afternoon, which ,tisoulsted business In foreiga securities. The enierl hosvines of ...

... -, i~ 'I'L 5: P` i O1'VU I LaX fUifI t 1EMA e SAML'.S l'OiULI LLA SIJYRE31-8. S IJM MAAY. PARLIAMIPNTARY. In thle ?? of Coinmmons, on Wednos- 4.ay, Mr3. S. Aytoun asked the Home Secretary wvhether the Mayor of Tynemouth hnd not ?? his authority ill issuing al motieo that all psersons who should attend lectures advertised 10 be given by the notoriou5s MIurphy in North Shiolds, alid should pay ...

... I Ali. PISLRAE'S AMEND'MENTS. Thele is a renmarkablo contrast between tile ?? violence Oi the Irish church- ulen in tlheir coiifcrleco at Dublin and the ItO attitlue of their parlianentary cham- piun .!t ,We(stifini8ter. The vaunting tone of t1 ollpl onishiing opposition, and the if'ectation of pious horror with which dif- feicoit iemibers of the Conservative party ?? ievicd IMr. 0 laostone's ...

... I A. (rouBoll ZDTsI AO M 6) ITALY. FLORENCE, Anm 14, ivano, In to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies, the President announced an interpellation moved by Signor Laporte, respeoting the present state of the Roman question, and the relations of Italy Ivith foreign countries. General Menabre. re- plied that he was ready to accept the interplla-l lion, but that the present moment was inoppor- ...

... . 1a,I1 -. . T.. .. HOUSE OF .RDS.-MoNDAY, APrRL 19. 'lTeir Lordalsips web at,4 o'clook. ott~i{ Cmb (von'rubyCommission, to the folloviar ll z iha; Slave, Trad, Lord Nnpior'a SalarntsT(~tl~inK&5r'MUwit; ?? 3Railay Oon panice Dukelmfioh X t6t i xoi~ti ?? C Th E A Iof ALP~ thoj 1$er tolthio l%4 Pp!9w!, 0 i I thgmem1sht i.t . wvldu~t., h bo,,prop:ort or rospectful towards .~ ler Majesty,- to ...

... 2-rhe 99' I WINDSOR CASTLE, Ain@L 17. 5The Queen drove out yesterday afternoon in an open carriage, attended by Lady Churchill and the Hon. Mary Lascelles. The equerry in waiting was in attend. ance upon horseback. Lady Frederick Cavendish arrived at the Castle on a visit to her Majesty. Prince and Princess Christian and Lady Frederick Cavendish dined with the Queen in the evening. The Queen, ...

... ?? - M1.. .J \ (From the Fietd.) TE1B WYB AND DEXWENT.-Both rivers are in splendid e condition for the fly, and very good sport is bding lied; the f fish are now to be found on the flats close to the banks. By t fishing near to the side, and using li long line and keeping t well out of sight, good sport will he bed, providing we hive such flue weather as we have had this week. The sand fly ° ...

... Tax annual meeting of this society was held in the Round Room of the Rotundo, Dublin on Thursday. The Earl of RODENS ocooupiel the chair. The Noble CHAIRaMAN on ascending the platform was received with loud applause. Hle expressed his acknowledgments for the warm reception which bad been extended to him, and as his failing health Dre- vented him from speaking in public, he had com- mitted some ...

... Y TRO iOLAF.. KR .1Y -SCRIW y- | NGRE.E:REDIGJON. . ?? . f; - 0 YMAE yn .eithaf gwir belh, fto& ugiitiu wedi derby rhybudd i-adl eu freydd YP Naberedioign, amr ,r unig reswm- iiddynt beidleisio yn yr etholiad ?? 3yi1 PP eti cdwybodau! -Nis -gail y'nieisttis w& Ilyn ~ ~ 1 gafynid ~ 4p pe d 1frud 1ddyia ;. ac iii .reWdidE gan on a bob deng' ml, pea ygy vadent. hyny |Y inaa.y ffiith ?? hysbysj ac ...

... a-ENERAL NEWS. FAMINE IN 11tassIA.--A correspondent of the Dail N.e-8, writin, from St Petorsburg on April 8, says ?? A terrible famine is raucgi in Livonia, Esthoniia, and on the islands of Dago and Oesel. The peoplo are reduced to the utmost misery, and have absolutely nothing to sulsain life with. Many have died from starvation. Almost every day large parties of the famishing peasantry ...

... LOCAL MARINE BOARD FOR CARDIFF. AT the dejeuner given at the launch of the Rook- wood, on the 1st instant, an allusion was made by the builder, in the speech in reply to the toast of the day, as to the paucity of owners of ship property in Cardiff, and our inability, therefore, of having a Local Marine Board at this port. A feeling seems to prevail amongst some members of our community that if ...

... A.RCHBISHOP MANNING ON SECRET SOCIETIES. On Monday Dr. Manniug preached at Islington and made some allusion to Secret Societies. France had taken tho lead of the other countries of the Continent in this respect, and society had been tainted by such illegal associations. The revolutionary prinoiples promulgated in France had produced a bad effect in Italy. They all knew of the con- spiracies ...