... llMrAL-- P , AVB4ytl ? ?? 4'XZ4 . I HOUSE dF t& BD nBis.,' APRIL 29. JEWISH DISABILITIES BILL. Several petitions for and against this bill having been pre- eanted, The Earl of ABERDEEN rose to move the second read- ing of the bill. The subject, he said, had been already so fnlly discussed as to render it inpossiole to place it before their lordsbips in a new point of view. He would, however, ...

... ;-s f i. I C4;- 1sz , ;I .j :e* ulltuat , . - = -DUBLIN: tG~4D, 2 ' !5.. DUBIN FAS, WAY 2, 'i8 S. | THE iNCOME TX-HE DEBATE. The debate has been again adjourned, Ministers evidently `beifig not unwilling to gain time,'pro- bably with view 1-tBe ble-tW Arragde sgome mo- ,difications in their Budget to -'met the puablic fielih The fate of the Budget now more than ever de- pends upon the Irish ...

... I There has been just issued a most instructive parliamentary paper, showing the amount of the consolidated annuities in each union in Ireland, the poundage rate, and the number of years over which the rate is to be payable. 'his paper is peculiYrY valuable, as showing the exact amount of. the so- called remission, in lieu of which we are to be saddled with an income tax, not on the property ...

... - A special meeting of the council was held on Saturday at the City Hall,-for the purpose of receiving the report of a committee appointed to inquire whether any and what altera- tion in the existing law be expedient to secure to the citizens of Dublin a full and fair registration of all persons entitled to the franchise. The LORD MAYOR presided. The following are the names of the gentlemen ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... L MILITARY P1ROMOTIONS AND EXCHANsGES, WA5SOFFICE, APRIL 9U. 7th Regiment of Dragoon Guards-Major General Arthur William Moy, es Lord Sandys to be Colonel, vice Major Gen Robert Bard Gabriel, C B, deceased, whose commission as Co- lonel of that. Regiment is hereby cancelled. slt Regiment of Dragoon Guards-Captain Herbert Dawson Slade, from the 4th Light Dragoons, to be Captain, vice Peareth, ...

... THE BUDGET-THE IRISH OPPOSITION. I THE BUDGET-THE IRISH OPPOSITION. The country papers of yesterday speak precisely similar language upon the subject of the injustice done to Ireland by Mr. Gladstone's propositions as all the others to which we alluded in Monday's FREEMAx. Even the Weehly Telegraph has been compelled to tack round and indicate a hesitancy on the question of the income tax-the ...

... I AMERICA, MEXICO AND CUBA-SANTA ANNA'S PROCLAMATION. ABRVlYAL OF THE STEAMSHIP EUROp (FLIOa 0UR OWN CORiRESPO0DENT.) We received at noon yesterday letters and Paperjt New York, dated April 201 by the royal mnail 'ot Europa, Captain Shan. telhip The Europa brought 100 pss3ebgers, the usual se mails, and speci'gf lt to 200,000 dollars Tb.vteekl ship Pacific arrive a ew tork on the 17th, and ...

... AMERICA AN] IRELAND. We'have been fda'drett by Governor Lowe, of Maryland, U. S., with a corrected re'port of a apeech delivered by him at the St. Patrick's Day dinner of the 1Irish Social and Be- nevolent Society of Baltimore. We have been able, how.- ever, only to find room for the following Passages of that rising and popular atatesmau'a very eloquent discourse: The President of the ...