... Prussia has the Grand Cross of the Royal Order of tha House of Hohenzollern upon the King of the Belgians and the Count of Flanders. The United States Minis. ter at his Court is seriously ill. BERLIN, May Bth, Evening. —Her Ton Roeder hag been appointed ...

... witnesses for the proeemition. Great excitement prevailed in the town during the trial. A Brussels pier states that the Count of Flanders, the brother of the King the Belgians, gone to Borne on a confidential mission to the Pope respecting the dispute between ...

... leteth drase pew, . Seteth down like an ox, Or ryseth like an The first intimation received by the Federal forces eft tha evacuation of the Confederate batteries at cams from a contraband, a negro boy. _ As the Confederate deems? Victoria running a cargo ...

... reached this city to-day of a most deplorable occurrence—the murder of Captain D'Huart, and aide-de-camp of the Count of Flanders, attached to the Belgian mission, sent to this capital a few weeks since by King Leopold 11. Two diligences left the capital ...

... Royan, on the extreme left, marched on St. Peravy-la Colombe. General von de Tann, warned in time, ordered his troops to evacuate Orleans, and fell back with the whole of his force by the Artenay and Patay roads. At the same time strong Prussian columns ...

... Majesty accompanied by the Prince Common, the Prince of Wales, the King of the Belgians, Prince Oscar of Sweden, the Count of Flanders, Primes Mary of Cambridge, the Duke of Cambridge, and the Duchess of Cambridge. Shortly alter the arrival at the Pavilion ...

... They will be under very distinguished command, it is believed; the Belgians desire that his Royal Highnees the Comte de Flanders should lead them across the strait.—Times. The Queen drove out on Saturday afternoon, accompanied by Princess Christian. ...

... o f the THE SULTAN. LIEGE, July 24.—The Sultan arrived here at one to-day, and was received by the King and the Count of Flanders. The reception was of a very cordial character. After taking supper the Sultan left again at half-past two a.m. COBLENTZ ...

... capital; whilst Caerleou constituted the Isca Silurnm. Tfae Komans occupied the county from the time of Vespasian to their evacuation of Britain in A.D. 408, being period 930 years. The conflicts which followed between the petty sovereign* who ruled over ...

... to ask for a remand until next quisite flavour, and very different from that usually sold and their suites. The Count of Flanders,who had arrived Monday, and in addition stated that Burke and Hipwell in thi s cou ntry under the name of curry powder, the ...