... I THE, BUDGET'- INISTE-RIAL HOPES AND FEARS. I (Fromn the Morning Chronicle.) The provisions of the budget are now generally under- stood, and it is known that they have been received with almost universal favour by that large majority of the com- munity which judges of financial measures with reference to their economical bearings, rather than to the interests of party. But considerable ...

... ATILONF ELECTION. l The following appeared in the EVENING F'Nk. mAN of yesterday: We have just received by Electric Telegraph the state of the poll at ten o'clock, from which it would appear that Mr. Keogh will succeed. The numbers were- ?? ?? ?? ?? 51 Norton ?? .. ?? 38 Since the above was put in type, we received our second despatch from Atbhlone announcing that the second Whig candidate has ...

... I The following information relating to the shipping interest with which we have been favoured by Messrs. Rainals, Deacon, and Co., Elsinore, will be of vital use to the owners and masters of vessels trading to the different ports of the Baltic. -The advice is dated Mlarch 31st. 1853:- Annexed we hand you a comparative statement of the vessels that have passed the sound during the last ten ...

... The eight troops of the lat King's Dragoon Guards, from the Royal Barracks, Dublin, on Wednesday, are now Con- cantrated at Newbridge, under Colonel Spottiawoode. The 1st Dragoon Guards are ordered to Carlow, to attend the county ?? Chronicle. There is now a double field battery, consisting of howitzers and field pieces, in Ballincollig.-lbd. The depot H1at regiment, under command of Major ...

... I ITHE BUDGET one (FROM OUR LONDON cOORZSPONDO 'he LondnMn. er. ?? are begining to feel oneao y ihge bmtdglet, though their organ boastfully prodai a ng of its triumphant adoption. Several of tbe I ne have resolved to oppose it-come he comprehend why they should vote 600 yea01 r sle the limited resources of Ireland merely to e eable otrq li- stone to keep his crotchet, and pay Mesirts enal ...

... KILMAIEHAN HOSPITAL. . .. . X . - nt . - L .- I t - Having noticed in our impression of Thursday, that Mr. Towneley was the only independent Irish member who voted against Mr. VAnce's motion, we have great pleasure in finding that he did so on what may be termed technical grounds, as appears by the following letter addressed by him to the ,yligo Champion some weeks since. It only remains for ...

... I I The following letter will be read with deep interest in all parts of Ireland. Mr. Underwood,:-an old, active, and able member of the northern League party, challenges the place advocates of the north to defend their corrupt principles, or even dare to utter them in the presence of a public meeting, and denies in tote that the north sympathises with the open corruption preached in the ...

... TABL'' MOVING IN VSP~NA. (FOM oa CoWcpndent ofts Tie s)i A few days sincethe Aeg srgh 6'azes contained a lettcrl on Table Moving, which immediately excited a mixed' feeling of neriesity and Incredulity here.' Curiosity, however, ' prevailed, and for the last three days the Viennese have thought and spoken of nothing but the new American disco-' very. Of the innumerable experiments made ...

... i FOREIGN INTELLLNO I nr ?? ?? TUI 1ltENCH EMpIEIRE PAB3s, APRIL 25, 6, P.O.-The Mnaieun t telegraphic despatch from Constantinople of r litbh I The Turkish capital was perfectly tranquil. el4th ir.6 Constantinople advices of the 16th have reached d way of Belgrade. According to this news to e nsla 6, affairs in Turkey is satisfactory, and t Ie °thesgo atte progressing favourably. gotiatiuna ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THR FREEMAN. Belvoir, April 19, 1858. SIU-I take leave to inclose you a copy of, a petition in favour of the ballot, which has been generally signed through- out Clare, and will in a few days be forwarded to Mr. Berkely for presentation. I That some measure is necessary to relieve the Irish voter from undue influence, and check the wholesale system of bribery and corruption ...

... l The weekly meeting of the guardians of this union was hold yesterday at the board-room of the worktoaue, North Branswick-street, In the temporary absence of the president (Captain Lind- say), the chair was taken by JoHr F. H[AZXAN, Esq. The following guardians were ?? Lindsay, Captain Wisdom, ?? Messrs. Hyndman, T. Arkins, Hardy, Reilly, Dodd, C. Thorpe, Flanagan, Bagnall, Carolan, Cusack, ...

... TEE BUDGET-THE TOBACCO DUTIES. ca Mr. Glsdstone's budget is open to graverobjections it than even the famous financial statements of Sir a- Charles Wood. The licensing resolutions have ex- _ cited discontent throughout England, and when the threatened appeal takes place we suspect the coalitionary amalgam will feel the pressure of the shopkeeper storm. The tea and tobacco dealers are ...