... subject. ‘Donald was defended by counsel employed by the United States, who asked postponement of the case, in order to get time to prove that the prisoner was a naturalised citizen of the United States. This was overruled, however, the judge stating that ...

... Tere, and had been poorly endowed. laugh.) Irelacdi had been merged iu the larger and richer country. When the crowns were united they took from us our' i Court, and they drew and attracted towa?dri the South | a great deal of such wealth as we had. Thny ...

... GLASGOW UNITED “fa X , ■ .G THE -FBWiAiJSv MOVEMENT UPON CHE^t {From the MemchtiUr Examiner.) Yesterday, the inhatiTjwiiß Cheater state of uoufual activity and expectation in conse* quesce movement the if* and upon their city- There were eeveraUuspicious ...

... psvp-in, a | 14,400,000 tra-’U* hampton, which was occasioned by lecture delivered on Popery. There were a number of rough Irishmen present, six of whom were seized as being concerned in the disturbance. publish a report from Dublin to-day to the effect ...

... in Kensal Green Cemetery, in which placea monument will bo erected to his memory. Ultimately his mains will be conveyed the United States. There is now exhibiting in Redcar a cork model of Lincoln Cathedral, made a Linooinabire ploughman, which contains ...

... antborit y, and in restoring the peace of our native land, which lands so much in need of the united co-operation of the Crown, the Parliament, and the people of the United Kingdom, in the removal of the obstacles to our union and progress, the redress admitted ...

... As*- cia ion. In the discussion the subject of Uoion, it was at first proposed to unite only the northern districts, but some delegates suggested a wider scheme, uniting the associations of six northern countie*, and others even advocated the formation ...

... shown by the Fenians in America with therising in Ireland. On the 12th, in the United States Senate, Mr Nycintroduced a preamble and resolution declaring the sympathy the United States with the Irish people in their struggle against British oppression, aud ...

... Captain himself admits that the G*el worthy rival New Tc ...

... sympathised with America, not only sympathised, but gave support to both partus. Who has heard of Englishman being arrested by the United States Government because had taken np arms in behalf of the Confederate States, and placed his trial a charge of high treason ...

... attempted to defend themselves alleging that inasmuch they received licenses from the United States on which they paid a tax, it was unconstitutional for the United States Government to interfere with them, and they carried their case up to the Supreme ...

... Jamaica street. GLASGOW EVENING POST. GLASGOW, THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 2®, 1867. We are informed by Atlantic telegram that the United States Attorney-General has decided that military commanders cannot legally remove Southern State ofiicers. The Emperor of ...