... avoiding disputa% as to mileage; which, with some alterations, was allowed. 2.—An increase in the rate of charges; some of which charges were considered too high, an were reduced, others were allowed. 3.—The prohibition of men in regular employ on Iler Majesty's ...

... iiession. The underwriters at Llord's have sustained a heavy 1.. by the destruction by ire of the Hudson steamer. which took place in theport of Bremerhaven. The Hudson a fine first-clawa inn paddle steam ehip, tone resister. belonging to the Bremen and New York ...

... Not far of aa a contrast, lay an Austrian who bad died of hemorrhage; and In his agony be had the attitude of supplicating heaven—his face turned upwards, and his two hands joined with Angers firmly ititerlaced. A Hungarian Mawr, killed at the same time ...

... part of the Federate against Vicksburg or Port Hudson. It is certain that Vicksburg and Port Iludson are practically Impregnable, that Grant's army Is melting away like a snow wreath, and that Port Hudson Is not likely to be again attacked from below or ...

... or wear except the air and sunlight of heaven. A DISGUSTING JOB'.—An undertaker was recently despatched from New York by the relatives of deceased soldiers to recover their remains from the gray,' at Port Hudson (eaysan American paper). He returned with ...

... Rochester, for £1,250; and the cottage and Harden, composing the third lot, was bought in, but afterwards sold to Mr. Henry Hudson, of Wormshill. EXCTIMHON TO THE CKTat•t. P•t.•ce —On Tom. day, the minu•l fete day of the Odd Fellows at the l'rs•tal Palace ...

... the top of the oil can. The orifice was very small, but the uppermost rat introduced his tail into the oil, and descending, allowed his &complies' to lick the oil which the tail had imbibed. AVOTRIA AND TUE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH. — A correspondent of the ...

... misery. Might Heaven look down in admiring complacency on their work and God himself fix the i broad seal of his approbation on their doings, and when I they got into the world to come might they see scores, • aye hundreds, get into heaven too, as the result ...

... sweeping away a great number of bishoprics. It was said, then, that this was an attack upon private property I Bat they would allow him to say that Church property was not identical with private property and was not even analogous with it. What then was private ...

... worship were brought to a close on Friday, the 12th instant. The Rev. E. A. Teller preached on The Song of the Redeemed in Heaven, taking for his text, Revelation :iv. 2,3, a sermon which will long be remembered by all who heard it. About 100 persons ...

... about 1M school-days, 26 2•5 weeks. Thu SOBSCRIPTION FOR Mn. HUDSON.—The following letter, in reply to a communication from Mr. J. L. Forster, the secretary at York to the subscribers to the Hudson fund, has been received by the Lord Mayor of that city Calais ...

... won't allow you to outdo me in liberality—l'll throw off the other hundred 1' Nov a Nuutsmcr.—At the Clerkamwell Policecourt, in London, Mr. Pieritt, the 'manager of the Home for Lost and Starring Dogs, at Holloway, has beensurnmoned for allowing a nuisance ...