... W. H. $mith and So' Newspaper Ofte, No. 1, Edeuaquwy, May 4. FOREIGN NiEWS. PARms, TuRSDAY.-Political affairs completely neglected at Bourse to-day, and almost every conversation suspeaded on the late receipts of ths,variousjrailway companies, and the great advantages to be expected from the new lines lately conceded by government; even the rest, which have not been much sought for by ...

... Efh 4freeiuaivo 3ouvnal THE DIVISION-THE IRISH MEMBERS. As we anticipated, the Ministerial majority was principally, if not altogether due, to the number of Irish representatives who voted for the increase of Irish taxation. In the sub- joined letters there will be found a careful analysis of the division list by our London Correspondent. From that list it will be seen that of the 51 Irish ...

... - The usual weekly meeting of the guardians was held yesterday in the board room of the Workhouse, James's- otreet, Dr. NALTY, in the chair. The other guardians present were-Messrs. John Martin, Captain Nowlan, Edmund Lawless, John H Askins,E Henry Price, John Ouseley Bonsall, Ponsonby Shaw, J P; Captain Garret Wall, John Healy, Charles F Dowling, Captain Wiedom, JP; Captain Lindsay, J P; John ...

... I Ee rcclalts $0furlial I DUBLIN TUESAY, MAY 8, 1853. AGITATION AGAINST THE INCOME TAX. It takes some time to quicken a whole people. Great popular movements have been elaborated, even under the pressure of direct wrong, only After years- of suffering. We need only point to the national movements which agitated Ireland during the past quarter of a century to confirm this truth. The height to ...

... The inhabitants of the united parishes of St. Mary, St. Thomas, and St. George are about to honour themselves by paying a well desesved tribute of honour, respect, and affection to the venerable divine who is about to terminate his long connexion with them, in order that he may enter upon the new duties which his appointment to the rectorship of St. Anne's parish has imposed upon him. We ...

... (FROM OUR OWN COORaSPONDEr.) Liverpool, May 31 The previously-announced visit of the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor of Dublin, and the leading members of the Irish National Exhibition, has at length taken place. For some days past the event has been much talked of, and consequently parties were on the qui vies from an early hour to witness the proceedings. The distinguished party sailed from ...

... t. (From ?? London Eeeningpapers of Monday). HOUSE- OF LORDS-MORDAY, MAY 2. Earl GREY gave notice that on Friday he should move for an address to her Majesty, praying that no change be made in the arrangements regarding transportation until after parliament should have devised some measure on the subject. Some discussion ensued as to the day on which the motion should be brought forward. Earl ...

... FORElGNLN TELLIGENCE. THE FRENCH EMPIRE. M. de Montalembert has made a long speech in favour of an amendment which he proposed in the budget, to the effect that the sum of 1,800,OOOF. expected to be derived from the sale of the domains of Neuilly and Monceaux, which are part of the confiscation property of the House of Orleans, should be struck out of the receipts for the year 1854. The ...

... I DROGHEDA CORPORATI0N--THE INCOME TAX I (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) Yesterday the quarterly meeting of the Drogheda Coundil was held. . Hie Worship J. Mathews, Mayor, presided. After the transaction of the ordinary routine business, Alderman Boylan rose and said-Mr. Mayor, if not oot of rule, and this being quarter assembly day, I would take the liberty of calling your attention to a matter ...

... PETITION' OF THE GUARDIANS OF THE NORTH IDUBLIN UNION. TO THE !I:GHT HON. AND RSON. THE COMMONS OF THE UNITED KINGDOM IN PARLWIAMNT ASSEMBLED. The humible Petition of ahe North Dutbilin Union Board of Guardians, SmowETH-That your petitioners have been at all times most willing to contribute their tull share of taxation to the Imperial Treasury, but from their intimate knowledge of the still ...

... RELEASE OF BISHOP UJLLATHORNE ANID THE VERY REV. DR. MI JORE. (Form the CorrwespoudeutoJ the Tabtlet). Birmingham, Weduesday Evening. It ij witb infinite pleasure I have to inform yo30 of the re- lease of the above distinguished divines, which took place to- day under circutestanccs highiy honouralible to themselves, nad which cannot tail to be seost gratifying to the Catholic (a Sainudav Mr. ...

... ITMPBRIAL PARLIAMENT. I HOUSE OE LORDS-TtUruDAY, APmrI 15. This being Ascension Day, the House of Lords did not sit. HOUSE OF COMMONS-THURSDAY, APRnL 5. Sir JOiHN RAOOSDIN took the oaths and his scat for Tauntou. On the motion of Mr. T. DucicomsB, the order of the day ot the third readirg of the combination of workmen bill was read for the purpose of being postponed until Wed- nesday the let ...