... ,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 ...

... i * (FROM C ltR OWVN CORRESPONDENT.) CALCUTTA, MAY 1S. This letter, and probably many more to follow, ill chronicle the unsatisfactory alternations of sue- c reverse, the inevitable results of a guerilla warfare. The British army in Bengal has done with great achievements, is broken up into number- less detachments, and is contending with a foe whose tactics seem planned expressly for the ...

... GE15GERAL NEWS.' --THEZ-OoVRT:-It is' -believedthat'-the Clourt wifl- remove to Osborne on tlbe 6thbofJuly, and remain until the Parliamentary prorogation. Her 'ajesty will take a summer oruise up the Rbine in the Fairy Yacht, ai4 d receive a'visit from herloyal daughter at Cologne.9 The fire that- broke out at Dantzie 'on 'tbe evening of the 19tb, -continued to rage' the whole of4the'night, ...

... LATEST i--: TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. FIRE AT A RAILWAYISTATION. 2 BELFAST; WEDNESDAY. -A fire broke out this 1j itftjernon in theworkshop attaebed tothe Belfast and, 6 ' Ballymena Railway Statvio is which destroyed soume 6Sne garigs, waggons, and othler property.: 0. I'd PRINCE AFIRED IN IRELAND. O VALENTiA, WEDNESnAY.-Princ6 Alfred and ,suite arrived here this shrigo oar h lc 1 ag emt is on-the look ...

... [ rdinian budget of expenditure for the yea .U~t Voted by the Chamber of Deputies, is as 3 FInaflce, 78,791,753f. ; Grace and JUs- ; Foreign Affairs, 1,372,35f. ; Public Instruction, 2,269,426 francs ; Interiotr' 7,187,835f. ; Public Works, 14,558,822f.; War,' 34,850,020 francs; Navy, 5,999,168 frands. Total,; 150,314,977f. The budget of reeeipts previouslyl voted amounting to 141,236,21.0f., ...

... MEETING OF THE COURT OF PRO- PRIETORS. Yesterday the adjourned general court of proprietors of the East India Company was held at the East India House, Leadenhall-street, for the purpose of confirming (by a special court, after the disposal of general business) the grant of the annuities of £2,000 to Sir Cohn Campbell, and of £1,000 to Sir JamesOutram, for their eminent services in India, as ...

... D.ESTUCTIVTE FIRB IN WAKEFIBLD. THE CHIURCH INSTITUTION BUILDING, AND LIBRARY, &c., CONSUMED. One of the most destructive fires that ever occurred in Ithe town of 'Wakefield took place on Sunday morning. About half-past four o'clock a billsticker, who was at that early hour employed in placarding the town, was surprised to see an immense volume of flame burst from three of the windows of the ...

... n RESOLUTION OF PARLIAMENT NOT TO KEEP !, ITS ENGAGEMENTS. 5 0 VWE bogan the Russian war with the very h rvirtuous and self-denying resolution of paying the u ,, expenses which it entailed by taxes immediately levied e for that purpose. Such a course would no doubt sub- u ject us to temporary inconvenience, but it was argued by the Finance Minister that we should be amply repaid by freedom ...

... IMPERIAL P1ARLIAMENTI'. ROUSE OF COMMONS-WVDNxsDAY. The Speaker took the chair shortly after twelve clack- PETITIONS. -. U Tho following petitions were presented :-By Sir A. H. ELTON, from certlili inhabitants of Crewkernie, Isle Abbots, and Harrington, in Soniersetshire; by Mr. Btss, from the Agar-street Baptist Chapel, Derby; by Mr. WILL- cox, from members of the Baptist Congregation, Ashley ...

... THE LADY AND THE CABMIAy, . Lady Macdonald Lockhart was summoned at the - minster Police-court, or. Tuesday, for a cab fare, Charles Hetley, the complainant, said that on tb inst. he was called to 37, Lowndes-square, where, afs maining four minutes, her ladyship came out and him by time. She ordered him to Upper Eatonistr he was I-roceeding at his regular pace of four n;i hour, when she let ...

... ExLTER ~,AND CREI7TON AND NORITH ~DEVO~N RAILWAYS. 1`0710t ]EXIM'.11OWEEI( DAYS. SUND1AYS. I162 3 2 1 & 02, 1i2 ,1 f,3 12, 1,2,3.1&2,I,2,3 M~ c]:ts's ctb,' Cln Bclas ds s cls a~.3 uls Cs Iao 'ess lm las ' Ies Sseoer4 0 I4 10 1 240' 340,115~ 92j 3 7 70 53 to 2 StCyes.1 7 12012 340620 a2.. 40 140 a 0 ?? Cr1diono ?? 42 200111 421 120114 0160904000 190 601* Copleo'o 4340, 12 .2 7,701.4 43,0t0 ?? ...

... KFAVAL AND. MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, JUNE 30.-APPOINTMBNTS.-Cap- iainR. M~agnire (1855) to command the Sanspareil, 70, screw Steam-ship, vice Capt. A. C. Key, invalided, Surgeons J. Young, M.D. (1868), to the Scourge, 6, steam-ship, at Davonporl; and A. Graham, LED to be additional to the mVictory, 101, flag-ship, at Portsmsouth. Assistant-Surgeon .7. Sproule is appointed to the Portz- mouth ...