... MRIB. Btur, QO., AND THE UNDER. I . SEaRETARY. I The olloingcurrapedenc, i refrene to the I late Amnesy demonstraton in Dublinhas been I jesued i pamphletform, withthe titleof 'The lb s ertay h ?? 3-A lettr t Thoas . BukeBeg. Uner-Secretary Thefour following documents are neceesary to the underetanding of the letter I have felt it ne- ceesary to address to the Under-Secretary. W~ith F ...

... THE -MAGISTRACY, 50D THE N>H506 0r Tag PMHEXLS DNAR Srs-Having recently heard it mentioned that the Lord Chanceltor is shout to revise the W*t of the magistracy in the several counties in Ire- Yand,. with a vrew to render that bcdy more efficient for the discharge of the Fneotst dutes of the off5ce, I have gone t-ogk the names of those at preset clarged Wit the commission of the pace for the ...

... T HEz LEND QUESTION-DIOCESE OF | The following resolution in ireference to the land question-now the 'supreme question for Ireland- have been unanimnously adopted by the clergy of the Mrilntreet Desnery, In the diocese of Kerry, at the October Conference Resolved-lst- That to prevent the tide of emi- gration from this country, and to develop its resources by a better system of cultivation, we ...

... I A I it ae m eetng of the olergyof tiedeanery of Tuam, held at the presbytery on Tuesday, the ifollowing resolntions were tmuanlsnously adopted: ?? the deep and universa Interest wrhiob the land question has excited affords soae consoe. tion to tise tenant dls for the cenel ad long-con. tinued injustilce with whbich they have been hitherte treated ; an interest nwr boecoree so strong and ...

... GROCEk' .a VINTEiSS' SOCIETY. A quarterly meetf g of this society was held yeater. day at their council-rooms, 2 Cork-hill. The chair was occupied by Mr. C!xr, T.C0 The Secretu:y, M. Gilligan, said that In the ab- sence of the treasurer he would beg leave to sabmit the teasurer's account. They had in Gover nent Stock 1,3001,; in the Hibernian Bank, 681. 8. 10d; cash received to lay, 241. lOs., ...

... Summonse were Issued for the ?? Monthly meeting of the Corporation, to be held yesterday in the Citj HaOl, and At half-paet one o'clock the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor and the following members, were in attendance Aldermen-J MICann, J Manning, 5 P; 3 Plunkeltt, J W Gregg, and P Bufto, J P. Conncliors- Dennehy, J D-IsO, R M Duey, J Casson, JP; J P O'Belly, E Meclegn, jP; A M Solilvan, W Measher, ...

... THF GRAY NATIOXAL TESTIMOyIAL. Om At the meeting of the committee yesterday, tihe oE Right Hon. the Lord Mayor in the chair, the follow_ ere lag additional anbscriptions were received :- George Delatey ?? ?? . ?? es5o the Anthory O'Sei),O . . C. 5 4 itz- Very Rev Caron Koowh, PP, 5 Michael and Very Rev CaBro Kennedy, P P. -Jamwea ircet 2 0 O Rev J Otloify. CC, Lcirddw-,r . 1 0 o f. The ...

... [ HONOUR. WHIERE HONOUR IS DUT. I iea there stles wtom all pod and great minds agree to honour. Afen who, being devoted to the fir t r grert interests of ?? kind, are above all party spirit or sectarian rancour, and caim their high place by right of what is momt univerzally prized, namnely, true genius sustained by a strong will and developed t by p.tience to ?? maturity. But amongst z those ...

... LONDON 1COREgPONDECN. I (From our O esdon Lt.) Loadont, Saturday. In the House of Commons next week the pro gramme contains what theatrios manag call an unprecedented array of attractions. On Monday, for instance, there are 44 orders of the day, 15 question, and 13 notices of motion. The first order of the day is the second reading of the Dsblin Freemen Bill. The Government have given it thi ...

... ; - ~BY SPECIAL TELEGRAPH WIRE FRMM OVRLONDON STAF. London, Saturday Evening. The demand for discount at the Bank is not on an extensive, scade, buttlereis s fair inquiry. Inthe opec market there h a good general business being trensacted. The payments of the day, although heavy, sre wellarrngedfor,and wilps. off without inconvenience. - Money is very plentiful, and brokers for the most part ...

... HOUSE OF COMMON8-YiESTBRDAY.' qI i 1Ct,. 6 &t. - aim, A, I, , The Speaker took the chair at four o'clock. THE CORBUPT FREIsN OF DBULIIT. (From our Reporter.) Sir Genrwa Grey-I stated on Friday that I shonl4 takes an earlv opportunity to-day of ?? course I intended to adopt with respect to the second read- ing of the bill for the disfranchisement of the free men of Dublin, and I am bound to Bay ...

... HEAVY GALE AND FATAL SHIPWRECKSeI| Who ?? ooast appears to hove been visited on j Friday and Saturday eveiangs with a gale so heavy OAt some of out correspondent described it.as a hareicaie, and veral asipping disat, attended with Iqe of life, are reporte. Off North Shield, on Saturday night there was a violent westerly gal~e, ard much' ;ijury was done to property. The Berlin iatemship, from ...