... THE CHURCH ATLOGGERHEADS. [FROM Tro EXAMINE5R.] What Is he whose grief sears such an srplsals ? The showman of Chuny, ttse celabrated elephant, used to invite visitors to offer the beast a piece of money, as his saga- city was such that he would accept none that was bad. Chuny took what was tendered to him wilt great gravity, and laid it upon a shelf in his den, whereupon the keeper launched ...

... FARE WFLL MESSAGE OF PRE'SIDENT JA CKSON TO THE T lENTY-FFO UR? 11H CO.AGEESS OF THE UNITEI) STATES. FELLOW C171ZENS OF THE SiNATE AND HoUSE 0o RaIrE- SINTATIvE6-Addressing to you the last Annual Mlessage 1 shall ever present to the Congress of the limited States, it is St source of the most heartfelt satisfaction to be able to con- gratulate you on the high state of prosperity which our be- ...

... THB SNOW STORWj,i All the mail coaches due on Saturday, with the exception of that from Dover, arrived on Saturday evening. Tbose letters which Aere too late for delivery by the twopenny post were delivered to persons who called for them at the window of the General Post-office bet vecu ten and two o'clock on Sunday. SUNDAY, TWo O'cLoCt.-All the mails, with the exeep. tijn of the Glasgow, ...

... MR. GRANTLEY BERKELEY AND DR. MA GINN. The following letter has been addressed To the Editor of The Times:- * SIn-It is to me personally distasteful to allude to tse unfortunate business in which I was publicly engaged with reference to a late duel; but I cannot 1p'rmit any one to use reproachful terms, not only as regards the gentleman who did me the honour of p lacing his personal ...

... PORTSMUUTJH-S.ATURDA ?? T'Ie Cornoailis, 74, Capt. Sir Joshua Rowley, Bast., is ordered hmiec fiomn Lisbon. 'Ihe Thunderer anot Edinburgh vere at Gibraltar en hli( 16th instant,lend were to tonch at Lishf-n, for tile purpo-e ot transferring their Roy-1 Marirl. tt Sir Witl. Gage'ssqu-ioron, shoull the Rm-ar-.A miral conahler it de-i able to strerg'hemn this ?? cf torce ol ?? stai m. 'ie 'I hur ...

... LONGFOIR) ELEC'TION. Llritim TIIE PJI.')f.J SErOND DAY-TUISDAY, 12 ?? AT NOON. I have the mrelaneioly intelligenice to s'ate ?? you that a most wanton outrage has bern perpetrated by the Oietge billiditti, who have all come armed with piitols aid daggers into tbie town, BeAtneen ten and et-ven o'clock last night, a few ?? 1 forwardtrd my de patch by the mrail,apour man, who I es in Lrrumlisfr, ...

... I LONDON: MONDA Y, JA .N UA Y 2, 1:37. The Message of the American PRESIDENT year acquires an additional interest fr n being the last which G ner; I JACKSON W:l dress to Cingresi. He is said to be in a critical condition of health, and intimates self something like a ?? whether his life his Presidential career may not close together. The greater part of the Message relates difficulty peculiar ...

... I I)UI3LIN, DEc.27. [FROM otsR OwN CORRESPONDENT.1 Till'R MPfi OF TITHES. There has been considerable cliuckling among our 'ory malignants at the subuibsion of Mr. Otway Cave to the COUTt of Exchequer. Filo:n a eonscientiuus principlb. he resisted for a length of time the demand for tithes; and every expensive process of tbe law which could bc resorted to was put into actiye operation ngainst ...

... L OSS OF TBE D UTCIH GALLIO TJOHANNA. 'Coust Guard Office, Dec. 29. Sir-I herewith transmit for the information ei the Coin. mittee for managing the affairs at Llyd's, a copy of a lettcr from Crptain I. Ciurry, It. N., Inspecling Commnander at Wtells, and its enclosures, repotei: g the loss of the Duich ral- Iiot Johansa, of Embden, with all her crew, on the 20th instant, near WVeyburn. ...

... AVe have received letters and journals to the 21st from Madrid, which bring no intelligence of importance. In the sitting rf the Cories of the 21st the budget was subrmitted to the Chamber, and referred to the financc committee. 'Ihe discu'sion on the arrendrrents propo-ed to be added to the AMinisterial proposition for exceptional mensures was being continued wlhe i the courier left Madrid. ...

... EXTRACTS FROM THE NE IV CONSER VA. TIVE DICTIONARY. CoNsEnvAT1sM-N1Maintaining inviolate all sorts of viola. tions-in Chureh and State. PATRIOTISM-Devoted attachment to the cause from which public plunder may be best expected. FINE VRITING -Culling the flowers of Billingsgate and St. iiles's, and dressing them up according to The Ti'nne ?? all to worship in their own way, so that they pay the ...

... SIR WILLIAM MOLESII'VO1TH AND THlE IA TWNATAL A SSOCIA TIOX. FROnU THrE PREEssAN'S JOtNXAL Of Tili9iDAY I.AST.1 In our paper of yest erday we in erted a ILtier from Sir Wil. Iiham Mkleqworth, enclosiig a munificent suhicrip ion to the National Association, and repelling a charge ?? had been msie e-ninit him by a member of that I ody, of being a Tory Ialdical. S r \V. Moltslu orth is juntly ...