... U.NITEllD STATES. TRE PRESIDENT's MESSAGE. t Lte',siaronr., Kqiltlip, Do,. 22-rile Sell arrived here tbis p afternoon, bringig 'tile acbovie ?? docucnent. Silo II sailed on tihe :,ti fio~ne Sandy Ilool:, butI brings nothing ilater V than the 3rd from New York. 'rho lessage was d]eliered 011 the 2nd instant, and the pt's- Ii sidenit expresses ?? 'il a very decided way inrs~peet to il their ...

... IXC()IIE T1AX AN, )VOLUS1'ARY CONTRIBUTIONS. l Ili t e 'cout iiper inc itse a ed a ci'espottil'ee liceticell tile Her. Charlei FosV arly :d'l COittes tPrenir, ,I.- . the S .cetoiy af the Stotpt . tol 'Ri'cTs, Lendou. with relerecri' to .the liability t10 iliconine tsx ol the 11.1't Felearg'ntete Molte iii- coaneto are tlriaed scalely rto thse tluletarv cetritihtiotta of their hetter'. Mir Pvc' ...

... THIE OYERLAND MAIL. INDIA AND CHINA. The Extraordinary Express, in anticipation of the Over- land Calcutta Mail, arrived-at London on Sunday night. The dates are Calcutta, Nov. 8; Madras. Nov. 13; Bom- bay, Nov. 15; Singapore, Novi 8; and China, Oct. 31. 'he intelligence bythe present mail is scanty in extent, and possesses leas interest than usual. The Governor- Geyerql hasi left Agra, on iis ...

... fIf, tliere is see thitig that I dletest,' said ?? Davenport, a flue luoikiiig iluau ui perhaps forty, wvho )was wa-l Id gI up1 mind (lowNV tinl coals1, CV41tli-itl is iml ?? firamI'I of minhd- If' there is aliytfiing that I detest, it its anl old wald. I know it is illiberalt, andialiugeneruns, to ban aniybody en mssae, but I haien tile saitle ?? rtil to til uni11asrated wvonian past thirty, ...

... SELBY SHIP? LIS1: I COAsY7P RS 'wAlDS,-{From Dec. 18 o Alec. 24.)-ty t Berdford. Pearsun . Albion, Tree; V~eil, BYI9F,,c5. Brown l,4ZA, CGootlworth, VON |CoAr.?FF Ot*TrVAnn b-Loaldoc.Priulces Lal~l~ Wiul~n ; Alb£;Xt5Yauley. I'SA1% 'PARRICDE AT COdLas IPiAR, near MOxPw1TR.-- A yo-ung man, a labourer, itamet Robert Joicey, iA ?? At 'Cockle Park, near 31orpethk, has been committed for bli, !.t ...

... SOUTH SRA WHALZING. Captain G. G. Irving, of the schooner Sister, of Hobart Town, arrived at Port Adelaide, July 22, from the new fisheries in the western bays of the province, and he bas kindly favoured us with the following report:- Captain Shepherd's party of twenty-live men and three boats, at Streaky Bay, had captured three whales, one of which produced 16 tuns of oil, the three together ...

... MULTUXM IN PARVO. The last general election was in August, 1t1118, l e h la, stherefore, the existence of tie present parliament would terminate in' Auigust, 3, but by custom not later titan 1847.-The, Jersey Tires contains asn a ccouut of the elureerby aseaman, fr needjolrn Moon. ?? iltdge ialandlor-d,attyhiose house he wvas lodging, Moon,it up- pears, was enjoying htiself at a party at the ...

... T7?esdaty, December 23, 1845. Seasonably and politically, we are fallen upon gloomy days -toe dark ones before Christmas, and the winter of discontent- the storm birds are on the wing, and the sleepy billows are waiting for the escape of the agitating winds from the caverns of II olus to lash them into foam. Metaphor apart, whell Springtime is come, and the show disappears from the valleys ...

... TO rucopo lizic II cc. To the Editor of the North 1lef(es Ch;ronicle. Mr. Editor,-Assuredly the menmorabilia of thc annus mirabilis' of Swift are not calculated to excita so mucn h wonder, as the particulars which from time to time reach mc, concerning, whet I am now unhliesitatingly prepared to look upon as a fresh discovery in Natural History; need I say that I allude to, what, in my ...

... THE AMERICANS, ENGLISH, FRENCff, AND HALF-BREEDS IN OrtFGOM, i o) In the same paperfrota whicb we extract the Americatr President's Speech, we 6nd the following- LATE NEWS FROM ORiEGON. The St. Lomin pa1ers of the 24th ult. come to us vrwiLI the news of the arrival in that city of Dr. Eijah White, sub-agetzt of Indian kffairs for the territory ?? Oregon, in not m ucb mnore than one hundred ...

... At Tredegar, as well as many other places, where education has been, until within these few years, urgently ctlled for by justice towards the children of the working classes, in order to the training of the rising generation, to a more elevated state in religion and morals—a large school, established by the Tredegar Iron Company, has for some years been dispersing its blessings. Here the ...

... A collision on the Thame between a couple of stesmers is not quite so smashing an affair as between two rival trains on a railway. Ihe one which occurred on the river a few days ago, tietween the Emerald aud ihe John Bull, was, however, sufficiently terrifying ol its kind, to impress ihe passengers with a vivid notion 01 the perils attendant on even so shoil a voyage as a trip to Gravesend. ...