... MORE DISCLOSURES-THE DESERTERS. OnMonday nightsome further discussion took place relative to the secret friendly negotiations carried on last session between the Russell party and certain Irish members who were publicly in a state of boisterous opposition. Mr. Ball, of Cambridge, not knowing the real facts, put some questions to Captain Magan, which were so framed that the real facts were not ...

... A WEEK LATER FROM AIERICAb i ARRIVAL OF THE STEAM-SHIP AMERICA (FROM OCUR OWaS CORRESPONDENtT) , ?? ool, 5111day At half-past nine o'clock the royal mail stearpsoip A rica, Captain Leilt6, entered the Slersey from hotoooi Halifax. She enco~tered strong eanterly wind, daricg01 passage. She brings every heavy mail, andspecieonfreiil. amounting to 127,000 dollars, besides 11o parrengers The royal ...

... 'OYAL AGRICULTURAL IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY I OF IRELAND. . X Rierowr of the Council of the Royal Agricultural Improve- m~itt Society of Ireland, presented to the half-yearly meeting of members held 6th May, 1853. In the last half-yearly report. the council congratulated the members upon the progress which agricultural improve- ment was making throughout Ireland, as well as upon the iocreasiog ...

... I IMPERIAL PARLAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS-TOUi' Y. Lord ST. LEONARDS laid on the table the report of the select committee on the bankruptcy bill. ?? Earl of MALMESfBURY presented a petition pray- ing for a revieion of the poor laws, and complaining of the unequal distribution of the poor rates. ?? also complained that land which was already subjected to an exclusive bur dan of 6, 000,0001, a-year, ...

... II THlE CORPORATION.- I A special meeting of the Town Couiict; was held yeeter- day at the City Hall, The LORD MAYOR in the chair. The following members attended:-Aldermen-n-Farrell, Reynolds, John, J P ; Reynolds, L; Rooney, Hoyte, J P- Hudson, Grasham, Andrews, Smyth, and lRoe, J P. D L.- Cooncillors-Danneby, Plunkcett, Whelan, O'Neill, Atkiuo, Bagnall, Atkinson, Hutton, J P, D L; Pint, ...

... I_-- - - -CAThOLIC CHURCh. be The Rev. P. MManus has been appointed parish priest, r a- Clifden by his Grace the Archbishop of Tuam. Tbereverend ise pastor has been translated to his new charge from nalllF0 Ic- The translation bearsie a to the 5th hlatch late. The reverend 13 gentlemen has also been appointed by the archbisbop 'aatr er, of conference in the district. be CoNVERsIoNS.-On Sunday ...

... TIHE MOORE INDEMNITY FUND. (From the Casslebar Telegrsplh.) It is well known to our readers that the distinguished, patriotic, and uncompromising representative for this county, G. E. Moore, Esq., M.P., has been subjected to the heavy pecuniary less and harassing inconvenience of defending his hononrably and triumphantly obtained aeat in parliament against a petition to the House of Commons, ...

... THE INCOME TAX-MEETING OF THE INNS- QUAY WARD. A numerous and influential meeting of the burgesses, rate- d payers, and inhabitants generally, of the Inns-quay ward was held last evening in Bentley's great rooms, Capel-Btreet, ' far the purpose of adopting a petition to parliament against the ti infliction of an income tax upon Ireland, as she is unable to I bear any additional taxation when ...

... EXPRESSING EXTRIOARDINARY. i One of the most extraordinary expresses ever carried be- a, tween London and Dablin was yesterday brought over by h Mr. C. P. Roney, characteristically and severally styled the Railway Bonaparte and the Waghorn of the West, on the e occasion of a special train being put in requisition for the e conveyance of those of the nobility and gentry who wern to d be present ...

... 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 ...

... BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH, TV. H. mnith and Sorns' Newspaper Ofice, No. I, Edenyquay, flay 11. FOREIGN N'EWS. PAMnS TuEsDAY.-Bourse feeble, owing, it is said, to the demand for money in London beginning to be felt here. The proposed law for re-establishment of punishment of death for political offences was spoken of amongst the speculators, and appeared to produce an unfavourable impression. ...

... THE IRISH rdhMBERU.C We copy the follwing letter of Mr. Daffy ?? rne Isrns of yesterday:- TO 3HE EDITOR Oi TEE TlIMES. SIR-Having met and defeated the attempts of a clamor- ous majority in the House of Commons to compel me to un- s 'y my words, I find myself called upon to answer in your colifmm, a new and widely different charge. You affirm that my original statement was that within the ...