... 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 ...

... I THE ROYAL ACADLT1Y-IRISlI ARTISTS, 'AIR. AcC1s,.c-The Atheliracu, in its notice of the Exhi bition of tho Royal Academv, speaks of Mr. 31acli-e's pc tures in the following terms :-The next artist who clatu: our notice is Mr. Mlaclise-and be claipns it as mucb fir hbe contrast as for the separate excellencies of his two welks.- 'lice Spirit oJaustice, painted in the House of Lords, is hue ...

... TENANT RIGHT M1OVEMENT. (FMoma the He.xford iderpenden). This movement flns at length assunmed a fixed, resolute and formidable aspect; as will be feen by the reports of the inter- views, which the deputations from Ireland have had with the Premier ard Sir James Graham. es paublihed in anotherplace. We do not see why any antagonistic feelings should subsi t between landlord anti tenant oin th ...

... I flh IMPARIAL PARLIAMENZ I hIOUSE OF COMM(NTS-W1VEDNE;SDAY, MAY 8. The SrPirPArme took the ehair shortly after twelve o'clock. Mr. GROGAN presenterd a petition fioim tbe spirit dealers in Ireland' in 'favour of a drawback of the duty on pirits in bond. 1Ir. F. O'CONNOR wished to ask the Secretary of State for thie Home Depar ment, whonmfie savin his place, whether the motion uo the hon. ...

... SIR J. ROMILLYS BILL- BURKING AN IRISH PETITION IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. Irish public opinion has little enough weight in the English House of Commons, even when it is fairly expressed there. It needed not the following specimen of burking Irish petitions to convince the public in this country that no class of Irishmen have any reason to hope for fair play in that Oaliet assemblage of ...

... ELECTION OF A COUNMTYORoNE I The nomination of candidatefr the nm_ - ?? -- -'wce Of cln the south district of thecounty Dublin, in'lce of krn Dr. M Cartby, took place yesterday at the Cort t lat mainham. srtho kill The attendance of electors was exceedingly thin There were two ?? ?? n- (soil of the late *orouer), and Henry L. iat l hq, 3.D the late Sir Robert Harty, Bart. v * N., a' Mr. ...

... I (FeOM tle Loni)on pap-l J : i;,, FRANCE. PArInS TugsDAY, 11 ?? is expected that the elec- toral reform bill will be presented in the Assambly to-day by J. Baroche, the Minister of the Interior Its provisions, so ftr as known, seem moderate and reasonable, and such as will not stir the opposition of the Tiers-parti. Tle great difference between the Baigraves and the Tiers- pqrti is one of ...

... I Iil1l-I'ERiA L PA RLI4 AMANT. HIOIJ.E OF Li)RDS-110n'DAY, MAY 63. Their Lord-Iiias ws~-1tutu,1d at five o'c'lck. REWISRlAl Gl NLtIAtu tuF THE PlEROGATIVE1 COUBI' 0F C 'NX EHBURY. The Archbishop of CAN fERBUltY wiuhed to explain the circunmstances nadler which he bad appointed bis Eon to tile office of registrar-g6rersl of the diocesn of Canterbaury. It had been stated that be had made an ...

... ROYAL Z')OLGICAL SOCIETY. m Is I ' . 1 al.: ?? -1. - I. The generatl ariual ineetmg oft itis society was held yester- diy at the Zoolog cal GirdLens, Phoenix Park. There was a numerous attendance. of m mhers. The chair was taken by JACOU OWhN, ESQ. Robert Bl!!, Esq., LL.D.. lion. sacr tary, presented the .mntoal rep-,rt of tbe society for the past year, the 19th of its *xistence. Toie rop-,rt ...

... (From tbe London Papers of SatrdoI/. FRANCE. PARIS FRIDAY MoRKING.-Letters from Malta of the 2a instant state that it having been reported that the affairs of Greece had been brought to a termination, orders were given to lay down the buoys in the great harbour, in anticipation of the immediate return of the English squadron. A hundred and fifty of the old Republican Guard and Garde Mobile are ...

... IMPERIAL PAL IAMENT HOUSE OF LORDS-TvDAY, MAY 7. en Their lordships met at five o'clock, Lord LANGDALF. Pre- Wi siding.m Lord WHARNCLIFFE presented a number of petitions th from the Dissenters of various places praying for an altera- he tion in the law of maririage. t The Duke of CLEVELAND presented a petition corn- plainingf ',agriculturail distress. ThI' B? aio f OXFORD presented a petition ...

... TENANT-RIGHT-GREAL MEETING IN AIILL- I - - -STIHEMT . (Abridged from the C6ork Fxniiner.) An important and nuimerousl)-attended meeting of the r tenant-farmers, landowners, and other persons irfteres-ed in I the adjustment of the relations between landlord and tenant, was held (on Sunday in tilillstreet, for the purpose of peti- tioning parliament to make some alteration in the present system, ...