... ,VEIT'S-LF7'7-ER OFFICE. TI1URSDAv., I O'CLOCK, ?? THE PUBLIC REVENUE. The Rovenne tables, ma(1e up last night, show a decrease upon the year and npon the quarter. The nett ieercase for the year is £5,858,105, and for tho qnarter £1,001,790, Tle reduictlon of the income. tax is the main cnaso, exhibitinlg a diminution of £3,232,501 on the year, and £1,255,353 on the quar- ter. The Cusctoms ...

... KiFrE years of debatc, and no lack of wearisome peeches, the doors of Parliamcnt rao open to the ons of Abrabani. The drina cended with a farce luly played in Wlestninster, yesterday, by her Ala- csty's servants. In acting out this great impropriety 11 the dramatic proprieties were adhered to. There vere exits and entrances ; characters good, bad, nd indifferent; and a comic ?? JQhn RitL. sell ...

... Tj A T E1 S 1' N1 li W Sr , YER'TSI'PiR DA Y'S ])ESIATClE ES. (BY 1AWGNETIC TE'lEGAPTII.) TIlE MASSACRE IN BOSNIA B' TfilE TURKS. 'ITIh 1lrqstelr/ (ra.-Iye gives till accouint of tile Rto- cities ?? in lhositia by ti ci Tuitks. It appears, according to the statement s of the GCzetle, that towarrs III! cod of ]lst olillit, tile Mrilssl ll illula- bitan ts o: ?? horlrler Illtitd a tbin!ag iln ...

... LADY BULWIER LYTTON. Tire annexed letter las been forwarded to uts (Aforn- (nigy fferalle by Mr. Bulwer Lytton, tile only son of Sir Edward and ?? Lytton. Witlh tile publication of a statement made by the one who has indeed the best means of information, tumbles to thle ground all the fabric of misrepresertation by which it hias been attempted to inijure an illestriolis ual), whlo re- ...

... S P A I N. PRIvATP letters from Madrid mention the prevalence of sacrilegious robberies throughout, the conntrv So devoid of proper respect for holy things are thiese ladrones that it seems they do not scruple of strip- ping the Virgin Mary and the various saints of the bracelets, necklaces, and golden robes with which their statues are bedecked, and the gold and silver vessels used for the ...

... I GENERAL ASSE'MBLY oF THr PRESBYTERIAN CJJURCII IN IRELUND. (ritom oitI owx OImtOtEi..) 'Il it I)R1) D. Y-W LD IIS DtAY. 1t 1O - D 5E, Y S L E It 1U X' T. A1TM'I moy l:tst jiatcel ?? b 41-at1itltl, TtI:i E:PORT OF TIlivE ClltRCII ANI1 3tANSHI: UN D Was read 1 y Ml'. IIAM I I.TO (IBel i1;st I, the Col IVeCIle oC the A. Initly's colItItlittcc. T'1he Iepolt at sttlte tit ftbrty-tive Iirnls l ...

... C- (P. I 1) t 'Ajj) (k II 'Idfi I A 41, c ?v.5 A, ?l cif a. i ItV 17, I I ((ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: MONDAY, JULY 12, 1858. 'ITn latest homc and foreign news will be found ill our telegraphic columns. Our intelligenco from America represents the excitement in reference to tile gold discoveries on the Frazer River as being on the increase. Our friendly relations with America are ...

... REPORT OF TqE QUEEWS COLLEGES I I OMMISSION. ?? ..I The report of the comimiesioners appointed to inquire Q into the progress and.cogudikion of the Q loan's Colleges has been issued, and is rather a bulky volume, contain- Ing nearly b00 pages. The commisasiners who eigned ' the report are the Marquis of Kildare, Sir T. E. Reding- ton,.and D1r. Jamesa Gibson. Trheieport commences with a history ...

... I - -- We (O0erv) publish below a letter from Mr. Robert Lytton, the son of Sir Edward Balwer Lytton aud Lady Lytton, which will infoxm the public of the real state of the affairs that have come before them rather oD- csretly, but rhibh ire now entirely cleared up, and it ig hoped bapplry enaed. Mr. Lytton's letter, and hit conduct throughout this painf'l matter, reflect the highest credit ...

... The Tipperary Artillery has volunteered for Malta or x Gibraltar, and it ts p'obable their offer will be accepted rn by the governtent. They will forthwith receive from the l Tower a battery of qlx guns for practice. The grand total expense of the military force of all the r presidencies of India In the year 1is;-56 (the last return tl of the 8erie3) amounted to 10,974,2121-viz, 6,03a853o0 for ...

... I ?? SOUTH DUBLINTUNION. t I. _ _ _ .. . . . . The usual weekly meeting of the guardians wa8,held, yesterday, JOHN LzIOTAIGOIE, Esq., preilded. The other guardians present ?? Oueelby Bonoall, Cornelius Shannon, Capt Wall; Johnsyrne, Thomas Docihrell, Simon Ledwidge, John II Ashins, Capt Lindsay, J P; Henry Kingemill, E D Williams, John Prescott, James Plunkett,' John Reynolds, J P; Ralph W ...

... We understand a meeting of the Assistant Barristers was held on Monday to consider the principle' and provisions of the bill introduced by Mr. Whiteside, and which is included in the list of Irish measures Lord Naas intends, if he can, to hurry through this session. We have not ascertained the decision of the body whose interests are affected by this bill, the object of of which was not ...