... I W. H. Snait and Sona' Newspaper Offlce, No. 1, Eden-quay, M1ay 6. DEATH OF LADY DALHOJUSIE ArrivedoffFalmouth, on Friday morning, ?? Calcutta, where she left on the 2nd of January; and St. leleli's, 29th. Lady Dalhouas;e, passenger ou board, died off Land's End on the 3rd inst. The corpse was landed here, and will be instantly carried to London. FOREIGN NEWS. PRU6SIA-BELLIx, MAY 4.-The ...

... I , L??hc Jfreoltawo jfourllat )U13L1AN TUfEb)AY, MAY 17, 1853. AN EQUIVALENT FOR THE INCOME TAX 1-.THE GRtEAT CLOVER DEPUTATION. 2qr. Vincent Scully is the Prince of Deputa- tionists. He is at the head of that useful depart- ment in parliamentary art for which he is eminently qualified by his powers of persuasion. All Irish deputations are sure to have the member for Cork in their van, and so ...

... PEITION~ OF rTE NORTH CITY WARD. l PETITION OF THE - ?? 1-IA At a preliminary meeting of the North City Ward, held yesterday, Alderman CAMPBELL in the Chair, The following petition was adopted on the motion of W. Long, Eeq., J.P.; seconded by B. Kelly, Esq., T.C. : a, 2o ase Knights, Citizens, and Bargesses in the present ,Parliamnent assemUed. The petition of the inhabitants of the North City ...

... TRlE FRENCH EMPIRE. PA . WE;)NLSDAY EVENING.-The health of the Em- press of Franca still remains in a delicate state; and it is said tbit her Majesty's physicians Lave recommended her to go to 1he ?? to drink the waters. A telegraphic dispatch from Brussels announces that the ill for raising the Belgian army to 100,000 men had passed Dhe Chamber of Representatives by 72 to 21. PAStS, MPty 12, ...

... a HOUSE OF LORDS-MONDAY, MAX 9. ?? lordships resembled about four o'clock. ROYAL COMMISSION. The royal assent was given by commission to the Cork municipal corporation bill. The Lords Comnissioners were the Lord Chancellor, Lord Stanley of Alierlim, rand the Duke of Argyll. INSvEC9TlON OF NUNNERIES. The Earl of SIUAF 1ES`BUIY presented a petition from Beckeeham, Kent, in favour of the ...

... B Y EXPRESS. TERRIFIC CONFLAGRATION IN LIVERPOOL. (weos OUR OWN o CORSrPONENT.) Liverpool, May 18. It is my painful dutyjto announce that one of the most terrific and destructive fires on record took place here last night, whereby an extensive cotton factory was destroyed. The building, which was craciform, was eight stories in height, and after stretching a long front to the back of the canal ...

... GENERAL RESULTS OF THE INCUMBERED I ESrATES COMMISSION. TO THE EDITOA O0 THE FREtnAN. SIR-It appears from the summary of the proceedings of this commission that within a period of three years and a half, ending 81st March, nearly nine millioni' worth of pro- perty have been sold, of which seven millions have been dis- tributed (including credits to incumbrancers), and two mil- lions remain to ...

... I If e if e I t: I 0 c h b C 0 r. p ti d c '1 I a, sp ji A ti ci ti er f, ARRIVAL OF THE UNITED STATES STEAM-SHIP ARCTIC. BY EXPRESS. (FRpOM OUt OWwN CORRESPONDENiT.) Liverpool, May 11. By the United States mail steam-ship Arctic, Luce, com- mander, which arrived in the Mersey shortly after midnight, we have received New York and other United States advices to the 1st inst. The Arctic made ...

... KINGS OWN. MAY 1, 1853.-Wind, south; clear sky, fresh breesze. I think it may be interesting to give your numerous readeor the following information connected with the passenger depar- tares FROm this port in the respective steamers (express and mails) for the three months, enoing nw April. My informant states that six thousand eight hundred and forty-eo oressed to Holyhead, which may be ...

... I Lying and ialsehood, like murder, will come out in the long run. The public were told lately that the West of Ireland was on the point of abandoning the old faith-that the Catholic Churches were becom- ing empty, whilst the conventicles of Protestantism were being crowded with the throng of converts from the ancient fold. In reply, it was said that these reports were but exaggerated ...

... ROYAL ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY The annual general meeting of this society was held yes- terday at Dr. Ball's Rooms, I'inity College, for the purpose of receiving the report of the council, andifor th~eilection of officers and council for the next year. The meeting was numerously and moat respectably at- tended. Doctor CHOKER was called to the chair. Dr. Ball read the following report:- The Council ...

... -Last Tuesday evening a public banquet was given by the people of the Newcastle Union to the excellent chairman of the board of guardians, and manager of the Devon property, Mr. E. Curling. The compliment was conferred in considera- tion of the many services Mr. Curling has rendered to the rate-payere of the union, and the marked and unequivocal nature of the demonstration clearly showed how ...