... reform, and the franchise properly extended and honestly exercised. without hasty legislation. The country wanted a strong and united Government—(ironical cheers i. Mr. Brinton briefly glanced several public questions, and concluded by hoping that the contest ...

... of a division that would paralyse the war. None came. A long year of full war has passed, and the North is practically as united England against Napoleon. Still the hopere against hope will not give up their cherished faith that somehow or other there ...

... deliberate and almost successful attempt to assassinate the Grand DukeCoNsraNTiNßhasbeen made. All true friends of Poland ought to unite in condemning this now and atrocious method of manifesting the discontent of.the nation, for nothing is more likely to alienate ...

... expected that Hi.- Emperor will recognise the Confederate States; and, soon as things himself strong enough and the lyernment United States sufficiently weak back his offer of mediation by force of anna Little resistance those schemes to eipectwl from the' ...

... take hand in. God grant she may. Irishmen, tho opportunity so long sought for dawns at last. The cull make upon you to-day for our homes and fin-sides will be prompt responded to. The Phoenix, the mother of brave Irishmen, calls upon her children of rally ...

... degrees of people, and more especially with the classes out which the Federal armies have been recruited—with Americans. Irishmen. and Germans—with returned soldiers well as with recruiting officers, and endeavoured to ascertain [ their real sentiments ...

... Prrsvt, with New York papers to the 30th of July, j has arrived hero. » New York. July 1 Yesterday two Irishmen were Erreated , ©f treason the United States, for disflua-ling their countrymen from enJiatin*. They were .low .Not 10,oSo menhaye taken the ...

... excitement on board European steamers which soiled on Saturday last. The drafting order caused immense excitement throughout the United States, espccifUly among the naturalised citizens. Immense numbers are endeavouring escape by all available routes. The frontiers ...

... writing and read as evidence, the police-officer assuring his lordship that he had done nothing to induce the prisoner to unite any statement; it was perfectly voluntary on his part. The statement of Hipwell was to the effect that he was present from ...

... preoceution cease in presence of the great unitary idea. Let all the hearts and all the intelligence ot the Italian people unite, in order to arrive at the great aim of our resurrection. Let the minds and the actions of all patriots be exclusively directed ...

... engaged m digging tranches, new lino of holes in a Car more unhealthy place would commenced in the morning, and that none but Irishmen should be permitted to dm teem. Having crossed the treacherous element to vih* tee immediate scene of these proceedings, ...

... men of Paisley for their sympathy with the North, in the name of the American Continent, because knows that the cause of the United States—that ia, of North—is accepted by all the American nations us ultimately involving their safety and their destinies ...