... THE COTEMPORABY PRESS. I TIMES-At the end of a late message from the Presi- dent of the United States to the House of Representatives, touching the ''Hahialan or Sandwich Islands, is intro- duced the following passage respecting the recent treaty be- tween England and China, and the hopes which the Ameri- cans rest upon the fact of that convention _ 11 The military operations carried on ...

... We (Evening Mail) can now state correctly the filling up of the vacancies in the church, consequent upon the pro- motion of the Rev. R. Daly (now Right Rev.) to the united bishoprics of Cashel and WVaterford. The Hon. and Vener- able Henry Packenham succeeds to the deanery of St. Pa- trick s; the Rev. Alexander Irwin, chaplain of Sandford Church, is to be Archdeacon of Emly; the Rev. F. ...

... ChIINX. AND TIHE CIIINESE. (IProetmised getractse front the ipiili.s/hte Letters q/ Major0 Rlobierts, 9I8h JlReyt. Some general retnails onl China and the Chinese -'The musquitoes in this coun1trv art diiadful, in place is free from thent, and without mntch care inld ?? clirtains, to lie downi to rest, is to lie doilwn to, bt: Lotolented. . .i The geioeral aspert of Clhinia is plcasing to ...

... BUciziNGRAX. CONsEVATViv. ASSOCIATION--The sixth annual meeting of the Conservative Associati..n of Buckingham .ad the neighboring districts took place on Tuesdoy. The anniversary was celebrateui by a public dinner in the trownlhall, Backing- ham, which was conveniently arranged for the purpose, and sei eorated with a variety of banners, inscribed with a variety of mottoes, such as Success ...

... Edinburgh, 29th Dec. 1842. Aly DVan SIR-1 thinki I told you some time ago that I had received no less than twenty different applications from as many Emigration Societies in the West of Scot- land, to most, if not all of which, I have given a contri- bution. I resolved, when the number had come to 20, that I should make a change on my own treatment of their applications. I have since received ...

... THE VINDICATOR, AND THE ESTABLISH MENT OF THE R. CATHOLIC RELIGION. Tnr Vindicator has not dared, because, in truth, it dares not reply to our question, as to whether it contem plates in Ireland the re-establishment of the R. Catholic religion, or whether it does not. We hnow that it does contemplate that establishment, but the creature has neither the courage to acknowledge its illiberality, ...

... TBlE CORMN LA W8S. (FJ)ore thfi Tnies.) 1-e- Inave always coissidered the question of tlhe Corts Lawit to bh siiply a coitriercial one invol- vinsg directly soise fiti anrial, ttld indiirectly solice ,ocial eotnil;ii d iutito101. (.1 i thes-s gr~letuit;, tie i onl thlese alolw, aluilt troal all itnccnrliiliy clptrirps of populai dleclit. atiton, hbave se ?? it was weorth arrguitig.- We have, ...

... POSTSCRI PT. FROM FrIDAY'S LON.ADON G.iZhE2'TI'. DGwxNIo-S tinE.E ?? JAN. 2i. The Queenl hla been ?? to appoint the Right HoAourable Sir C'harica Theophilui .15etealic, Burr., ?? to be Captain-General and Governotlin.CIiet ol her Miajeuty's provinces ol' Caunada, New B3runswick, and] Nova Ycolia, and of the island of' Prince Edward; anl Governor-Gcneral of all her Al jety%'i; provinces on the ...

... PEARLS FOR STRINDIND. THE SCRIPTURES.' Therirspired Scriptures derived Sr singular tnity, not onlj Darn alt rue docrires farad oez t and ever-during systen or liars Intl from all the r heavenly light converging upoe erre glorious arid Divine For sritri is tie sum and the centrf itof i~ whole dispelrsatiori To Him give all the prophets wit mnss.' Whatever may be their themo in the first ...

... jkplrit of- A'-Mm.lul'ir, ourmi 0 ai y LI , S ?? j ecA..] ,Fl'-%`1CI,---r11 SH'fjiOIidol'islto ?? vae llstcm;lto btriall 'Jr I 'Itriallielltrl l4dQ ttke tue arivaiiee, aii elot eac ItLil tl,1101 th tI(tSitiOII 0.XperliltllIt till' ''it lilt'lit ?? .a ilieI, iut the sbio isaiut or ,s ho it, eltay mtgltd *th ill thliilishtcri.ll t vour. *Pillhlita h eiatch' le .:r fiugilht likle thwlem of the ...

... THECHRONICLE0 Tuesday, January 31, 1843. THE NORTH WALES DIOCESES. The suggestions which, we can give-such as they are-are much at the service of the London Cymreigyddion Society, and all ,others taking part. in the struggle for the preservation of our sanctified Sees against thc ruthless destroyer. Being called upon and in a 3nanner pledged, there being no more time for hesitation but ex ...

... ,friDarlo, aua 2?atavlyavwi wooto. I F111-D)AY. JANUARY 20, 184i3. the CL ving d Th1'e Paris Propera uf T1uesdav contain the coinid report Aif thet debate in thle, Chpiliber ci' Piers onil Mon- 110al~l ?? Mh pc~ f . (tI - i orthy of il hirs fal, LAI as, anl orator andi mttiteflmto, antd contains, tiC spir'it or We ht evert, ?? that cats be Uo~Ud against thle noncus~ticdal titid ltil ct- at ...