... THE INVASION NORMANDY. Havre, December 17.—The cencral aspect of the country inexpressibly mournful. Every house any pretension is deserted, and most them show signs of havirg been pillaged. the villages and fieldsmen are scarcely anywhere to be seen ...

... THE CUBAN INVASION. U. S. SEND SUPPLIES TO THE REBELS. Tampa, Monday. The steamer Gussio, one of the transports chartered by the Government, sails for Cuba before the morning with arms, munitions, and supplies furnished by America for the insurgents. ...

... THE INVASION OF CANADA New York, May 23ri> (C I'.m.) The Fenians aro preparing a new invasion of Canada. Troops are being concentrated on tho frontier. Gold, 1381, sterling. Exchange on London, 109?. .0.20 United States bonds, Illinois, ; Erie, GO. Cotton ...

... AN INVASION OF BEES. Timer& one o'clock p.m. on Friday week, the 11.C141. part of the day, the sailors who hap!, in it to be at work on the deck of the German Felix Mendelasann, which lies in the channel at Queenstown, with a cargo of Java sugar, awaiting ...

... INVASION OF COHVSHT3. MEETING IN KaNTURK. OCR RKPORTKR.) On Sunday, public meeting of the inhabitants of Kan-1 turk was held in the Catholic chapel, for the purpose of adopting resolutions condemnatory of the proposed le' gislation, in reference to conventual ...

... INVASION OF THE NORTE THE DROMORE MEETING. ...

... INVASION TO BE RESISTED. WasAigton, Monday. General Reyes, Colombian Commissioner, has notified the State Department that he will oppose any invasion of Panama by Colombian forces.—Reuter. FORGED TELEGRAMS. OFFICIAL SENT TO GAOL, Loudon, Monday. Frederick ...

... THE INVASION OF NORMANDY telegram from Vignor announces that 3,0 ®0 Prussians, with artillery, had arrived at Gissors. They are coinmandei Prince Albert, and are waiting for fresh troops to make requisitions in the district Voxin and the Valley of Epta ...

... IN EVENT OF INVASION- An lamed ha tho Mayor oil ki•A' o ‘ l •3 • &IVO. lying sii” that. to tar ac rogarda l'aet- in th• of aati t•ewe Warne. klnghton. Nova. it is masons sh o p agreed that to the &vent nt inanition. population In their how. anti i - ...

... AN , ANNUAL_ INVASION. 111111/ - N — .l - 11 , 5.1 Cltoll6. The prenent limited a to„, rinnong the biril life kilna all migrants hat ing now arriyill Cow another sea A. wan a in riter in the ouillenad. neared early. 0 nourber being obnerstal in the ...

... CAPE INVASION. Withmit the National Teachers both in city and country schools Technical Instruction Schemes cannot be a thorough success. Therefore, it is absolutely essential that • portion of the Technical Grants should be util:sA for enabling to become ...

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