... CONTROVERSIAL DISCUSSION-NIESSRS. GREGG AND MAGUIRE. I 81XTHT DAY-iqONDAY, JUNE 4. The discussion was resumed at eleven o'clock.se- veral ladies were present. Mr. GuEGG-I call upon Mr Maguire~jo proceed with the subject of this day's discussion ; airtd, before he commence, I call upon him to say whether he shouled not prolong the discussion this day to three o'clock., Mr. MAGITIRE.I say No. Mr ...

... 1l IELIGIOUS DISCUSSION AT THE ROTUNDO. I COURESPOND1ENCE 13FTWEEN THlE CIIAIRMEN. ed 4, Capel-strect, Gth June, 18 k. in RhV. SiR-In acknowledging the receipt of yours of 38i1 this morning, I sincerely regret, with every disposition to on be accommodating, that it is not possibly within my power to protract the period of our discussion beyond the day I have mentioned. Permit ise to remind you ...

... ] HOUSE OF LORDS-TUESDAY, JUNE 19. AFFIRS OF SPAIN. The Marquis of LONDONDERtRY said that lie would move for papers, and with that motionyho would comnltde ; and if they were g acted, he would ifter- wards bring the Inrtfcr to a decision of the Houise.- The whole course of policy whinih had been adopted was founded oi the quadruple treaty. In that treaty a great statcsCanra, now deceased, ...

... IMPERIAL PARLI&HENT. HOUSE OF LORDS-TutSDAY, JUNE 12. IMrRIISOMIOENT ro DEIIT IlrL. Thc Lord CHANCELLOR having moved the third reading of this billi stated the dillbreilt alterations which have been effected in the bill, since it was first introd acel. The leading provisions of the measure are-the abolition of arrest on 2tesnce process, and the extension to creditors of the power to compel ...

... ANACREONTIC HAM. The Anscreontio Society, rhichl has been established nowv upwards of half a century, lias at last taken up the spirit of reform, and is about to ereet a new Hall, devoted exclusively to the fine arts. The design adopted by the Committee has Seen selected from a competition open to the architects of the three kingdoms, and sent in last month. As we have had the pleasure of ...

... AMERICA-.AB3OLITION RIOT. (Frwnrn the P/hiu(Opi ag A otion l Ga'utei (y Il.AJo 113.) A riot took platce blst evelttlic ?? of the Pennsyl- vania Hall, hltely opened it Philadelphlia fbl scietttiftic and politiral disctssiotis nrid leci urts, incluiding the dipeutsioti of abolitionism. The hall .Wa8 crowded with abont S00 persons, to bear a lecture by M11r. Gatrison. The atudidnee was ...

... TO THE EDITOR Or, THE ANEW V8LEr7TER. Sia-Havinz observed from Sathrday's Chronicle, that snother town meeting is called by the Sovereigu for to. morrow, respecting the intended new bridge to connect the counties of Down and Antrim, at Belfast, I beg to trouble you with a few observations. It is to be hoped that this me-ting will take all the material facts and bearings of the ?? into ...

... TO THE FRIEN1DS OF RELIGIOUS LIBERTY IIN ULSTER. Follow ?? I held the post of one of the representatives of the people of Ireland, you did me the honour of making mo the mouth-piecoe fr eon- veymng yoor sentiments to the Legislaturc. I trust, then, I shall nuot be decmed presumptuous, in submit. ting to you a few observations at this important crisis. 1 am impelled to take this liberty, in ...

... IMPERIAL PARwLIAMENJT. HOUSE OF COMMONS-W*EDNESDAY, JUNE 6 SIAIOSTONE ELECTION Sir J. HOBMOIUSE reported from ?? E1ev don Comunitee that .Mr. Fecetor was not ittly elerteid, tIOI that the last election was uull and void. A new writ iaS then issued. Mr. Sergeant J.A CKSON presented sevon petitions from parishes ir Cork, Mloniaghtn, anm Waterford, against the system of national education in ...

... THIF ARMY. WVAR OFFICE, JUNE 19. Commissariat-To he Deputy-Commnissary -General-As- ?? .. B. Price. To be Assistant- Comnaisqaries-General-I )eputy- Assistant-Commissarv-cGene- ral T. Scohell; Depiuty-A 8sistaut-CommisFary-t ei;erI T. lae; I)cptity-Assistant-Conimissary-G encral J. Lewis, Depu- ty-Assistant-Commissry(r.eieriI G. Sandford, Deputy-is- ?? T. Stickney. WAR-OFFICE Jumc 22. 2d D ...

... DISCUSSION BIETWEEN THE REV. T. D. GIEOGG, M-I NIETER OF TILE FREE CHURCH, SWIFT'S-ALLEY, AND FATHER TONI MAGUIRE, P.P. o0 BALLINA- MORE. This controversy commenced at eleven o'clock this day, in the Round-room of the Rotunlo. The Rev. EDWARD NANGLE sat as chairman for Mr. Gregg, and Father DUNCAN M'NAMARA, Parish Priest of Kin.. sale, acted in like capacity for his Rev. Opponent.- The room ...

... || LOXNDl PA.PERS:OF SATURBA,. I THE London papers of-SM PA D great degree barren of foreign intelilgence. On Saturday the House of Commons sat for the first time during the present Session, but the business traniacted was unim- portant-the following is an outline of the proceedings - HOUSE OF COMMONS-SATrUeDAY) JUNE 16. Sir S. CANNING mnoved for a number of papers con. nected with the capture ...