... BY ELECTRIC' TELEGRAPH. W. H. Smithj and Sons,' Newspaper Oce No. 1, ECTen-quay, May iS, LIVEBPoo, ELECTION CO. 1,TTEE.- Mr. Wm Fresh field, Mr. William Williams, Lambeth; lHon. J. P. Maxwell, Mr. John Ball; Mr. Ingham to be chairman. LONDON Fuzcns-STOCK AND SHARE BIARKET.-Eog lisl securities have receded, the state of affairs in the Ead causing some apprehension. Railways moderately active t ...

... BREUNETTI'S MODEL OF ROME. The following porion of an article on Rome, by our fel- low-citizen, Mr. James Burke, appears in Duaps Firai4e Magazbw:- It would be unjust to a gifted fellow-countryman, were we to close even these few desultory observations on the greatest nation of antiquity, without adverting to the Model of Ancient Rome with which, last year, our fellow-citizen, Mr. Brunetti, ...

... THE INCOME TAX-THE VOICE OF I The country continues to cry ont ?? I lAU EVE , ?? -I. GJ Ub ttrougb itsg Mouthpieces against this injustice. The County of baa spoken-its reaolutions will be found eloeerre r f city of Kilkenny-the Blountbellew Board of Ga 3 the Tuam board, and the Corporation of Limeric ' ) added their voices to the general outcry; and quarter we hear sounded the note of ...

... 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, ...

... he follwing appeared in a Second Edition' of the FEEzMdAN of yesterday _ I EXTRAORDINARY PROCEEDINGS IN THE HOUS1E OF COMMONS. House of Commons, Friday Morning. The HOn. Mr. Cecil Lawless moved last evening, acc5ading to notice, that Ireland be exempted from the income tax. Government opposed the motion, and was sups ported in its opposition by Mr. Vincent scully Mr. C. G. Duffy having, in an ...

... (From Xthe Evaning Freeman.) We feel intense gratification in being enabled to call the attention of every friend of honour, of reli- gion, and of truth in Great Britain and Ireland to the resolutions we publish in another column from the clergy of the Deanery of Tuam, having at their head' the illustrious Archbishop of the west. Upon every occasion where the interests of country and of creed ...

... GRCR* ANI VI1 T -- ?? ?? ,-YITt The committee met`on Wednesday, T# a hnme- rous attendance. I M r. MICHAiEL ~Lw~n nteo~r The Secretary read correspondence and details of events of importance to the trade, upon which adiscussion ensued. Mr. Carey proposed for admission Mr. G. W. Cnlen, &c., Mary-strqet. ad handed ha years ob- grocer, ~ erssb seription. Mr. Byrne seconded, and he was admitted. ...

... ROYAL AGRICULTURAL IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY I I OF IRELAND. The half-yearly meeting of the above society was held on Thursday, in their rooms, 42, Upper Sackville-etreet. The chair was occupied by The Earl of COURTOWN, V.P. Amongst those present we observed- Lord Talbot'de Malabide, Eal of'Meaale, Hlon D B de d n levno, William Steuart Trench, Tiomnas It. uardy, D. J. Wilson, Charles Doyne, A. H. ...

... RAYS'_LATER NEWS FROM AMERICA. ARRIVAL OF THIE STEAMSHIP CANADA. (FROM OUR ?? CORRESPONDSENT. Liverpool, May 22. y the royal mail steamship Canada, Captain Stone, which 0ved here from Boston, via Halifax, N. S., we have New slk advices to the 11th inst. rho Canada brings 112 passengers, and nearly 800,000 aliars specie on freight. She reports the arrival of the saropa at New York, and the ...

... FROMT OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENT, London, Thursday Evening a Another of the personal scenes which have been 80 ?? e during the last few days bas just taken place in the gse of Commons, in the course of which Mr. Fitzstephen French told the house plainly and unmistakeably of the under. standing which existed between hlr. layter and the fris e representatives last December, to the effect that if ...

... THE SEASON-THE CROPS. Vegetation is unusually backward, and the spring work rather late. We hope the summer season will soon break in on n9, and dispel the gloom the present weather is calcu- lated to cast on the prospects of our agricultural friends.- Drogheda Conservative. The country looks well, and vegetation progresses rapidly giving cheeripg promise of the ?? Sentinel. In the course of a ...

... IpfENSED GROCERS' AND VI[TNERS' SOCIETY. I ., W.ThereOV8 a full mnetingnofthecommittee on weanesuay, il MIr. MI5IAEL L E cARN , /itigsend, in the chair. Ikhe Chairman handed in the renewed subscription of His. 4* ' ~r. John Byrne handed in the second year's subscription | of~ Mrs. Mary Kelly, tavern-keeper, Essex-bridge; also, a year's saubscription from Mr. James Nedley, grocer, San- dymuunt, ...