... AN tUNVUBLt~ilCtD CHAPl'ER, flao i1 rue Ttr Mos' SIANSIE 5AUtiGH.` (Flrom thle Gvemn, elited by Tho1i:j, Hood, Esql: Concluded from our fast. Cursecowl, bty this time, had forcible assmnmee of onr abi- 1iy to overpOwer( bion, and Holding he had by far the vorst (,f it, was obliged to glow tamer, using the first breath he got to cry out, A barley, ye thieves, a bailey !- I tell ye, give me ...

... CHRISTMAS DIAY, ARMAGO-(Extract of a Letter.) At the approach of day the joy bells began to ring and con- tinued for a considerable time. In the morning a reverential silence wvas universally observable. The shops and public offices were closed, and at the hour of divine service the streets were thronged with people on the way to their respective houses of worship. Iii the Cathedral, after the ...

... X EXTRACTS FROM THE PRESIDENVS&; MESSAGE. WAMINGTON, Dec. 2:-Thegl elent of thel t States has transmitted this day tobth Houses of Congress the following Message to the Senate and House of iepre sentatives of the United States:*- Fellow-Citizens of the Senate, and of the House :4f Representatives of thie United States, : If the enjoyment in profusion of tlle bountit Pro- vidence forms a ...

... THE ORIGIN OF O'SULLIVAN'S PUNCH- BOWL. (From Croker's Legends of the Lakes.) W' hat are *ve to lantl here fior?' said I to the eoxswain. Only jltlto43 sallov your honiour O'Suillivan's cascatdi,' was the reply. ' lIere, Doolan, show the geuileuill the way.' Ascendinrg a rugged ptath through the wood, wvc soon reached the foot of the tlhu. Isn't that as filnl! a sight as youl'd meet wvith ...

... Yesterday, the Quarterly Meeting of ?? anrd Masters ot the Benevoleent Otangr Society vwagheld ci Falooi,'s great- oro, Commercial Building5,-;the -Rev. Sir Ilarcoiirt Lees, Bart. in the Chair. The niuniber of District Masters -ad l Masters-of Lodges convened oai ?? interesting occasion, far surpassed our previous an- ticipationi, arid presented a gratifying assemblage of in- fluenlce and ...

... THE 12TH CENTURY REDIYIVUS ae have beep in the habit of hearing so much of the mproveiia character of the Papal system, and of the flood oif light, and iiiformatisrin aud liberality, which in the has beeni poured, or supposed to have been latter dayS poured, on the minds of its adherents, that wve have sometimes felt sensibly puzzled, and have been half il- {iiod to suspect int the face even ...

... 0 TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS-LETTER. SIR-I owe our friend, Mr. Paul, a fewt observations on his first letter addressed to me, in which he animadverts on what I have advanced respecting written Creeds and Con. fessions of Faith. I was exceedingly glad to see his animad- versions, for one can never be confident of the soundness of principles which he may have advocated, till they have been ...

... LWTTI'TIl FROM l T IfE MARQUESS OF ANGLESEY tO DR. CUiRTiS. Pirpn ix Park, Dec. 23, 182S. M STR VETEIIEND SIRa- hasten to acknowledge the receipt of yorr letter of the 22d, covering that which you received from the puke of WVellirgtou of the 11th imstant, together with a copy of your answer to it. I thank you tbr the confidence you have reposed in me.. Your letter gives me information upon ...

... . In the Evening Post of Saturday, we have a couple of epistles from a couple of Priests, who seem to have a penchant for seeing their names in print, and with the help of our Lady we shall gratify them. The first is from Priest IM'Evoy of Rathfriland, and-the second from Priest Denvir of Downpatrick, of discussion noto- riety. His Reverence of Rathfriland begs for a notice of his epistle, ...

... LONDON-FRITDAY, JANUARY 2. - The general impression in this city is, that Mr. Ste- pherison anid the clerk Lloyd have sailed in the Cambri- an, for New York. Mr. S. left Bartholomew's Hos- pital, in his carriage, about four o'clock on Saturday morning, and is said to have proceeded to a street near the Regent's Park, where he waited the arrival of Lloyd. Lloyd slept at the banking house, and ...

... THfE BEILFAST NEWS-LETTER TUESI)AY-JANUJARY 6. RECALL OF THE MARQUIS OF ANGLESEY. rho Maiquis of Ariglesey has been tECrALLED FROM tt'ri- VICE RrAI.AL GOVERNNtENr OF IRELAND. Onl -Ftiday, after the greater part of our impression had -betn piurted, and partly dispatched, we received the tiblihn Eeening Packet of the previous day, which contained the important intelligence of his Excldlency'f ...

... I (Concluded fromj2 our last aundtter.) 3. I proceed to notice another marked difference between bringing a person under. examination directly to the Scrip- ture, and bringing him to a creed extracted by reasoning processes from the Scripture; namely, that it is an attempt not by reasoning but by authority to render our own views of Scripture unalterably permanent. Now before any man enter ...