... I W1*tSU i - U Wl$,T,S IjylMPATIIS CVWTH HIUNGARY. The following affecting letter, having reference to the recernt meeting in Wales on behalf of the Bungarians, will well repay perusal:- Sip-The Hungatian refugees residing in London beg to inform you that it was with feelings of the tenderest emotion and deepest gratitude they read the report of thenseeeing pre- sidei over by you on the 2Ith ...

... 1 FREE TRADE AND TENANT RIGHT MEETING AT I CASTLEFTOWNROCHE. | A meeting was beld in Castletownroche, on Sunday, for the purpose of adopting resolutions in favour of the princi- ples of free trade and tenant right. Among those present were the following:- Doctor Power, M P; John F Maguire; 11ev Mr. Fitz- patricl;, P P, Cautletownroclle; Rev Patrick Purcell, C C, (io. ; Rev Pierce Greene, P P, ...

... IMlfPERIAL PA nLIANIENT HOUSE, OF LORDS-'I'IUIRSDAY, lr1it. 21. Tile Lo lal) CiHANCELLORi took his seat oln the woolsack at live o'clock. SLAVE TilADE. The libiop of OX t)OiD moved for tile appointment of a select comimittee to consider tile best method to be adopted for the extinction of the slave trade. ACrS 1)'F PAtLiAiAMENT ABBREVIATION BILL. The bill passed through committee. WiAIl MdE ...

... FoREIGN :INTE LLIGENCE. FU RANCE. P1ARIS, MONDAY.-M. Diucyn de 1'lHiys quitted Paris on Sunday evening for ingland, as ambassador frost France to the court of St. James's. The Swiiss reprcesntative in Paris has written a letter to the Debats, in reply to souse observations of that journal, in the course 'of i'hica that 'iniilster confirms the4'fact already an ounoebd, that the federal council ...

... ABOLITION OF THlE VICERoYALTY-SPIRI7 OF THE P;ULSS. (Fivens tie Eveting Packet.) A few days since ?? reported that magnificent triumph of scientilic enterprise, the opening oi tbe tubular bridge across the mletii Straits. Little, however, could, wve have anti- tilatedl at tbe time to what that grand achievement of skill led siiius was likely, perhaps, designed to lead. Our eves ate toe epened. ...

... IMPERIAL PARL TAMENT. HOUSE OF LOI DS-MIOtNuAY, MARICH 11. 'icit' lordships assembled at tive o'clock. ILLNESS OF TI-HE LORD CHIANCELL)OR. I Thn Marquitv of LNtNSDOYNE said that he hadl receivedf a letter front tlc l.o'l (Chalea2lor, stathin that he was tot Iwvell to attend thlis evening * and Ie therefore, inovel that LcUd Portman do take Wie seat otl the woolsack as deputy Is(ahker. Lor( Ill ...

... TUE PROCEEDINGS Of THE ROYIAL DUBLIN SOCIE A1]. At a montblv meeting of thie Royal Dubli Society tir tne promotion of husbandry and other useful arts in Irela7td, at their house, Kildare street, on Thursday, March 28, 186U, l-llsity Kassols, lEsq., V.I., in tiho chair. A rrport from tile c0mn mitt.c orf Inesufacmtures wras read. 'tRosolved-Tbat this report 'be received and entered on the ?? ...

... The movement in favour of tenant right which now enlists the sympathies and engages the energies of the best and most trusted men in the kingdom, yet requires one characteristic to render it irresis- tible. To the Rev. Mr. O'Shea, of Callan, to whose able advocacy of the tenant right cause the farmers of the south, and indeed of the entire kingdom, are indebted for mueh of the energetic action ...

... Zbe r$ernaitgo $Jouatat DUBLIN: THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 28 1850. THE PROTECTIONISr POLICY. The conduct of the Protectionists on the Irish franchise bill has done this good:-it clears the lists, and bids every man take sides either with a reactionary party that would go back to old Tory- ismn and a total denial of any constitutional liberty to Ireland, or else with those who would give to whatever ...

... LORD JOHN RUSSELL'S PROSPERITY STA- IT!STICS. We published on Tuesday, extracted from the Li- merich Examiner, a fearful picture of the condition of the Kilrush Union, and the horrors of its work- house. The condition of the workhouse and its inmates is but an index to the condition of the whole district to which it pertains. The workhouses are regarded by the people as only the last despe- ...

... I I (From the Londonpapere of yesterday.) FRANCE. I-Aes, TUESDAY.-In the National Assembly on Mondayl great confusion ensued in consequence Of 14. Jules lerouc persisting in reading a long hsistorical sicetch of the first revo- lution, though he bad been repeatedly called to order by the President. The assembly was ?? by the President as to whether M. Leroux should not be compelled to quit ...

... FEARFULLY SUD>OEN DEATr OF WALTER GOODMAN, ESQ. . We feel deep regret in announcing the afflicting incident e of the sudden death of this highly-respected gentleman. The I sad event took place on last evening, betwm en the hours of r five and six o'clock. The facts, as ascerta ned regarding this painful occurrence, are these:-Mdr. Goodman, who has been wvell known as a gentleman of highlv ...