... States to Ireland, and slowly but steadily the Irish population appears to be returning to the old countrv. It is a pacific invasion. The immigrants come, not with Colt's revolvers, but Yankee dollars, and show great solicitude about plots of land and the ...

... question. Is a French invasion probable in the present state public opinion, or is it more probable than ordirtary under the present conditions of politics ? To the first of these inquiries we may conclusively reply that an invasion of these islands from ...

... preparing to evacuate Petersburg, and to retire their at my within the defences of Bichmond. They are also organising another invasion of Missouri under Generals Price and Shelby. The Southerns would prefer the re-election of Lincoln to the Presidentship of ...

... late to be accepted by the insurgents. In the Italian Chamber of Deputies, a discussion took place yesterday respecting the invasion of the Italian territory by brigands of Neapolitan reactionists from various countries. The Minister of the Interior stated ...

... importance. The weather and state of the roads have rendered operations very difficult, and the Southern forces, which threatened invasion, are retiring up the Shenandoah Valley. It not probable that there will be movements on any great scale till a more favourable ...

... the additional Danish papers would be laid before the House. Mr Disraeli subsequently asked for information respecting the invasion Jutland, and the views of Government regarding it. Lord Palmerston entered into explanations, and spoke in condemnation of ...

... formidable danger, but it is quite as well that British territory should not be exposed to the dishonour and inconvenience of invasion, even if it be only in this modified form. We hope there will be no occasion for the services of the troops which have been ...

... purpose—to stir up the passions of those to whom it is addressed. Prussia, says the Emperor, by launching herself on the path of invasion has aroused defiance, and in presence of her new pretensions the protestations of France were evaded and followed contemptuous ...

... fight. The only power frvm which invasion is to be dreaded is France, and we have not yet been told there any prospect of a quarrel with her. We have always held that, with our naval power well handled, a French invasion Dext door to impossibility ; but ...

... Anderson considers that if 100 additional miles were constructed, the entire coast could be protected against all possibility of invasion-by means of 200 of these ordnance carriages, which might be constructed at an expense of about half-a-million. Thus the Tay ...

... with British troopi, Egyptian trtiops supported, as iu the reeent battle, their British allies, barring the way, an Arab invasion of Upper Egypt is an impossibility. At any rate, it is very desirable to have peace, if peace Can honourably obtained. We ...

... threaten Grant to deter him from sending reinforcements the North. It would be rash to forecast the result of Confederate invasion of the North. Hitherto, whenever the Confederates have crossed the Potomac, they have not carried their good fortune with ...